the conservative republican in van jones. i said, i'm dead.to out of everyone in that room, the only present i could get along with was van jones. >> greg: he has a great reputation. what do you make of this whole business? >> kt: i went against hillary for the senate and she is very tricky. if you -- >> greg: pretend. pretend to be like this and then get in. >> kat: she is looking like the adult in that room and everyone is talk about the democrats have no bounds. aoc is going to run for president? come on. i think what she is doing is saying, i'm not interested in money. but joe president president biden, i'm sure he is going to be the candidate for 2024. we all know that. that reasonable. >> adopt a public persona and then you get in, you can then be yourself. what are those little things we advertise? but they don't have a bench. they have a squatty party. -- potty. >> kt: pretty sophisticated argument. >> greg: you clicked my brain. and reporters asked her about the fact that she originated the russian collusion hoax. that is not even men

i think van jones's right. did a dinner with katy perry and a bunch of people. i walk in and there is van jones. and i think oh, my god, i am in trouble. you know? and i went in and out of all of these people, he was the only one i could talk to. he was levelheaded, he had his point, very smart. we wind up going out to dinner and i said i need your number. you're the only one in the room i want your number. we went out but he sees what is coming. a very smart guy and he sees what is happening. let's say okay, now we get the red wave coming in in november. where are we going to be at? you have mitch mcconnell in the senate, not the most liked guy, but honestly, i think leaders are not liked that much. they always have enemies. that they always have this, but they are leaders. they stand up for what they believe is right. kevin mcconnell in the house looks like i mean he is a money raising machine. he is the hardest working guy. i have an event coming up in a couple of weeks in our county right next in ventura co

we are back with our panel, van jones, jennifer rogers, and carrie sheffield. king around with me. van, we hear from the committee -- this is all of a sudden. they weren't supposed to do this for a while. people were off. they had left. >> right. >> but they are now going to do this new hearing tomorrow and that they've got -- assuming they've got big. i mean, would they make this announcement now if they didn't? >> it's got to be something very, very good and it's got to be the name of somebody who's a big name or somebody who is really in fear of their life. this is a very, very big deal. eastman is saying they shouldn't have grabbed his phone. what eastman has to understand is he's an attorney, which means you can help your client if they commit a crime. you can't help your client commit a crime. and that's the danger i think he finds himself in. i think the fbi thinks he was trying to help his client commit a crime, so that's a big part of this. >> that's a big difference. we have heard from eastman, who went on fox and said they didn't give him all the info

discuss, cnn political commentator and former republican congressman charlie dent, cnn xcommentator van jone. good morning to both of you. so much to get through here. i'm trying to do it one by one. one of the first questions here, van, that the committee is trying to establish is that the president knew the election was not stolen, his attorney general told him that, his daughter was convinced of it. even trump spokesman jason miller said the campaign data person told trump he was going to lose. that gets to intent here, right? tell us the significance of that line of evidence. >> i think it is devastating to people who maybe tried to hang on to the idea that either trump was honestly trying to, you know, make sure the election was fair, wasn't a part some of conspiracy. look, barr and trump are not friends, but barr is no liberal. certainly we have the president's own daughter saying, hey, look, we knew this was all false. that's a big devastating blow. but, you know, i think the country is reeling from today democracy was hanging by a thread, that's what you saw with all this stuff yeste

the left is eating itself alive, and people like hillary and van jones are trying to tell them. latinx, a democrat congress from new york, says nobody actually uses the phrase, but people pointed it out that his twitter account had used it several times. that's why your young staff shouldn't handle your twitter account. hillary clinton is on a media tour, and no one has asked about her about giving the go-ahead for russian -- >> they got over it. they're past that. anyway, up next, major double standard after colbert's staffers get busted for breaching the capitol. >> late-night comic stephen colbert accused of a double standard when it comes to capitol security after seven producers got arrested for unlawful entry to the capitol building. the crew said to be filming a comedy segment closed to visitors and had been told to leave earlier in the day. the capitol police say they are continuing to investigate the breach. greg, is in a right thing for them to be doing? >> this is an insurrection. you do stuff like this. they were likely let in, i think they were let in by a democrati

alyssa farah griffin is back with me, along with van jones, and shan wu. alyssa, i'm starting with you. one trump ally said this testimony could be a campaign commercial for the one and only florida governor ron desantis in 2024. we have seen polling also for now that shows he is in the race. if it were him and trump today, more people said they would vote for him than trump. surprised? >> not surprised. but twofold answer. the fact that we're even still talking about donald trump after this insane testimony under oath from a former staffer speaks to how powerful he is. the fact he is not already thrown to the side of history. that said, i guarantee there is a certain governor of florida who is paying very close attention to how the public is receiving these hearings. there are people who will challenge the hearings. i think mike pence will. i think mike pompeo is looking at it. i think a lot of people are seeing a weakened men who people are tired of. he does have a death grip of the republican party. this is no longer a binary choice of joe biden versus

. >>> i want to bring in ron brownstein and van jones to talk about how these hearings played out and get some reaction from them, as well. gentlemen, you heard michael fanone just now. we have been watching him. we saw what happened on that day. there are others -- many others -- who we watched in horror as to how they valiantly tried to fend off this crowd of people. when you hear him wondering about whether it is gaei going o translate and definitively saying he doesn't think it will overcome the entrenchment. i wonder from your perspective, ron -- i will go to you first -- do you think he is right? >> well first of all, i think that the -- the committee, to a degree that i don't think has been fully appreciated today, is reframing the whole question, laura. i mean, what we have been debating mostly for the 18 months is what role did donald trump's words on that day and his tweets play in summoning the mob and directing them toward the capitol and the attack on the capitol itself has been the -- the central issue. the committee reframed the question that americans have to be asking

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now it'sas van jones. tr and he said this about joe biden's struggles. take>> look, everybody is lookig very closely now. why when he does when biden does well, he does really well d . that gunoe speech he gave, he ww perfect. it was it was powerful. when he does badly when he stumbles, you get nervous and you wonder is it just a stutter? is he tired or something else there? and so i thinknk people just looking i mean, honestly, i think i think a lot ofo, democrats are like if this guy is ready to go, we're behind him. buthi if he's not ready to go, he should let us know and gete this . the daily caller askss the 50ti senate democratsng they were supporting a biden runun in twenty twenty four only five democrats got back to them and said yes, that means a whopping forty five senate democrats. they didn't want to respond and would not definitively say that they were behind joe biden. of course, democrats across the washington sewer and swamp all they see exactly what we've been saying night after night. joe biden is physically weak and frail and he's a co

republican party has the opportunity to become a multiracial working-class coalition, long enough that van jonesf the very high and very left, if you pull out the working-class people are very well educated and very well lost those people i've never met a lot next, all this weirds death that these highly educated people say is bizarre nobody talks that with the barbershop at the nail salon in the grocery store, the community center but that's how we talk now it's weird people who are lowdown on the economic ladder you eat a bunch of stuff over promising were to give you reparation to people at the bottom of the economic ladder talking weird to appeal people. steve: exactly. with the first ever mexican-american member of congress myra ford taking her seat this week at republican we can see this historic realignment really happening, janelle have you ever met a by pok. >> i have no clue what that is. i guess i say i have no clue democrats have used so much time using minority groups rather racially or economic in order to push their political agenda to a political gain and to actually get to know

i guess long enough van jones on cnn agreed with me. >> we are in danger of becoming a party of the veryery low. if you pull out the working class, you have people very well educated and very well lost. those people talk funny, and i've never met a latinx, i've never met all this weird stuff these highly educated people say that is bizarre. nobody talks that we at the barbershop and salon, the grocery store, the community center, but that is how we talk now so that is weird. the people who are very low down on those latter, we need a bunch of stuff. we overpromise reparations to the people at the bottom of the economic ladder, talking weird to appeal people at the top of the ladder. >> steve: exactly! and with the first-ever mexican-american member taking her seat this week a republican we can see this historic realignment happening. janel have you ever met one? >> i have no clue what that is so i would say no, i have not. but democrats have spent so much time using minority groups whether it be racially or economically to push their political agenda and political gain, but never get to

watch cnn van jones whacker is wrong with the democrat party.atch this. >> listen, we're in danger of becoming a party of very high and very low. if you pull out the working class, you have people well-educated and people well-off. those people talk funny, latin x. i never met a latin x. i never met a bipoc, weird stuff these highly-educated people say is bizarre. nobody talks that way at barbershop, grocery store, salon, the community center. that is how we talk now. elizabeth: are democrats reading the polls, congressman? gallop is saying americans are more concerned about crime than they afternoon have been in the last six years. so why are they so out to lunch and not reading, listening to people on the street are telling them via the polls? >> yeah. they're just doubling down no one seems to understand why. hillary clinton herself says it fails to common sense. you said earlier she said democracy would be extinct. i think democrat party will be extinct, americans have had it, whether it's the border, whether it's the criminal situation. it

why people like david axelrod, van jones, and even don lemon starting to be honest about it.y two years behind me in the show. we were warning everybody during the campaign it was obvious, it was transparent, we were telling people while he was hiding in his basement bunker you could still see he was a cognitive mass and weak and frail. and get this, and explosive new piece from the far left atlantic entitled "why biden shouldn't run in 2024. the article begins "let me put this bluntly, joe biden should not run for reelection in 2024. he is too old." if he's too checked out. it's not about age. listen, i think anybody can give -- bernie sanders can give anybody a run for their money. he's old, he's not checked out. is not a cognitive mess. anyway, the far left media mob, they are being forced to now grapple with what we have been showing you night after night, trying to warn you about, joe biden is unfit for this office. sadly, he's unfit to be the commander-in-chief and in my opinion, that is the toughest job in the world. here's joey earlier today appearing totally aloof an

van jones getting nervous, erin burnett, axelrod. something going on at the end and that we don't know what? are they trying to get some years back? because we are a thing wrong person. i do know. because i'm asking the right person. >> i don't know the answer to that. what i do know is if indeed that cnn and those that are shifting a bit, it means that they're not coddling him. whatever the motivation, we can debate, but one thing is clear, the numbers are what the numbers are, and if you're a democratic elected officials in congress up for the election or a senator for election as governor, these numbers are disturbing. i think in terms of his fitness, physical and mental fitness, the economy was booming, one was still in good sentiment, we wouldn't have stumbled a few words, if you fill up the stairs on the airplane on air force one. what were concerned about other policies. dennis is as well. this is not a messaging issue. this is not a messaging challenge. this is a set of policies that need to beat it. the president's fallen. y

by the time they get there, they'll be where van jones is predicted they'll be.d the weird speak around things and democrats won't be winning. >> ben: i have a question. i mean this sincerely. when do feminists get angry over this? being a woman is supposed to be an empowering thing, stand up. something that they've been preaching a long time. now you're taking away the definition of a woman. what do -- >> harris: what about roe versus wade right now? >> kayleigh: it's ironic for her to say she's not a biologist when roe was concocted out of thin air. cdc -- let's go to the science premier health agency of the country. they talk about pregnant and recently pregnant people. emily, even they don't get it. >> emily: aren't they the premier authority. but that is the question. what i thought was a movement of why are women, hear my roar, weren't we supposed to be protesting with certain hats a few years ago about women's rights? we remember that. why is all of a sudden woman a dirty word? i was speaking with a multiyear cancer survivor who had a hysterectomy. she sai

one of them van jones on cnn.or democrats. >> if democrats want working class black and working class latino voters, we are going to have to change our strategy. we wind up overpromising. we got to give reparations to people at the bottom of the ladder. talking weird to appeal to people at the top of the ladder and working class walks away from you. that is the danger we are facing. >> bret: so in the wake of that, you have got this gas tax holiday proposal that president obama called a gimmick. president biden is seriously considering. >> brit: democrats are in a real jam because nobody thinks the gas prices are going to be reduced significantly enough by election day that people will have not considered it and general inflation generally an issue. so they are trying to do something. because so far what they have talked about hasn't made a difference. and it's -- you know, it's something people feel every day. everybody feels it. so, they are trying to do something now. gas tax is about, what, 16 or 18 cents cent

even over fake news cnn, first it was don lemon, now it's van jones and he said this about joe biden'ses. take a look. >> everybody is looking very closely now. i -- when biden does well, he does really well. that gun speech he gave, he was perfect. it was powerful. when he does badly, when he stumbles, you get nervous, and you wonder is it just a stutter? is he tired or something else there? so i think people just looking -- i mean, honestly, i think a lot of democrats are like, if this guy is ready to go, we're behind him but if he's not ready to go, you should let us know. >> sean: get this the daily caller asked the 50 senate democrats if they were supporting a biden run in 2024. only five democrats got back to them and said yes. that means a whopping 45 senate democrats, they didn't want to respond and wouldn't definitively say they were behind joe biden. of course, democrats across the washington sewer and swamp, well, they see exactly what we've been saying night after night. joe biden is physically weak and frail and he's a cognitive wreck. now, remember, it's not just about ag

lauren: if you get a second term he will be 86 at the end of it and you heard from van jones the partyven if you agree with what he does it is performative. it doesn't translate well. he stumbles on his message. one thing to criticize the message but the delivery people in his party don't like either. stuart: his age messes up his delivery i think. lauren: it raises the question a lot of people are talking about, should people in their 80s hold such high positions. stuart: we will mention the view. the cohosts of love you are shutting down claims of a red wave in november. >> here's what i would warn, the red wave is coming. >> we don't know that red wave is coming. it is based on a big lie. stuart: i haven't found anybody who says a red wave is not coming. we will take around. the governor of florida, ron desantis responded to elon musk's likely support for his running 2024 if he does run and has liberals fuming. we will tell you what desantis said. fox polls show inflation is the most important issue and that could mean bad news for democrats in the midterms. living with metastatic b

, however, i don't know when the very algorithms that are built into our social media, my friend van jones and newt gingrich when they wanted to a segment on cross fire, cease-fire, cease-fire was making ratings go down. we want the entities that want to germinate outrage and hate it sells better. creates greater audience participation. this is the trap that we're in that's germinating hate and it has infected in body as a whole. the only correction you have to you is i think the onus is on the acts of grace of this body, but i honestly think if it's just this sector and not media and business and culture and churches, if it doesn't go all the way down to our neighborhoods we're lost. so, that's the only hope we, are not only and not only our enemies, but greatest hope and greatest promise for getting out of a trap. if not, god bless america, but we're in peril. >> thank you, senator booker, senator cruz. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you to each of the witnesses here today. you know, there ought to be at least three propositions on which all of us can agree. number one, violent crime

however, i don't know, when the very algorithms that are built into our social media, my friend van jonesew gingrich, when they wanted to do a segment on crossfire, the last one called cease-fire, the producer stopped them, because the cease-fire was making ratings go down. we have all of these larger corporate entities that want to germinate outrage and hate because it sells better, it creates stronger platforms, it creates greater audience participation. this is the trap that we are in that is germinating hate and it has infected this body as a whole. so, the only correction i would have to you is i do think the onus is on the acts of grace of this body. but i honestly think, if it's just the sector and it's not media and business and culture and churches. if it doesn't go all the way down to our neighborhoods, we are lost. that is the only hope. we are not only each other's enemies but we are each other's greatest hope and promise for getting out of a trap. if not, god bless america but we are in peril. >> thank you, senator booker. senator cruz? >> thank you, mister chairman. thank yo

van gundy are both out for game one with covid unfortunately. that's according to multiple reports. former warriors head coach mark jackson is ok and will call the game with mark jones who is filling in. dion: once again, nba finals coverage officially starts at 5:00 p.m. with the w's on seven pregame show. then it is the countdown at 5:30. . game one tips off at 6:00. don't forget, catch jimmy kimmel live game night at 10:00 and abc7news starts early at 10:30. dan: a great evening here but we have a lot more news here on abc 7 at 4:00. did you feel it? plenty of people did. an earthquake rattled the bay area today. dion: and a i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. i earn 5% on our cabin. hello cashback! hello, kevin hart! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. even walking was tough. i had to do something. i started cosentyx®. cosentyx can help you move, look, and feel better... by treating the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting...get c

van with a pro pipe -- propane line that blew up. the hijackings when they struck the towers. one of the worst, jim jones used poison kool-aid. there's no fear out there to put in front of people to keep them from doing these kinds of crimes . maybe if we had a death penalty? if someone does commit a gun crime? don't give them 10 or 12 years if they are captured. sentence them, two weeks later. put on tv the execution so kids will see what happens if you break the law. sorry that's just the way i look at this. host: andy out of clarksburg, good morning, you are next. caller: good morning. i hear people talk about ar-15's and loan guns. i may be quiet now. what caliber is the ar-15? has anyone ever told me that? host: you tell me, sounds like you it -- you know. caller: hello? what caliber is the ar-15? i don't know. you say take away automatic weapons, but we have these automatic 20 twos for these people. they want to take away the automatic 22. that's a small caliber gun. in the law was never broken. we've passed the law in 1920, no more alcohol in the united states and that lasted 12 years. it was one of the worst laws ever

van gundy he missed sunday's eastern conference finals telecast due to covid and espn adrian insider ad adrian wojinowsky. >> who does that leave mike jackson of the three? >> mark jackson. >> i think it is mark jones who stepped in the other night for mike green cho is the signature voice of the nba that's interesting frank, you kelly and i will raise our hands. >> i'm free. i'll be watching so if they want to fly me out to the bay really quick i'll be ready. >> it should be an interesting series. >> i'm looking forward to it >> more "power lunch" ahead, we'll speak to an analyst who says buy telecom and buy boring. our three-stock lunch will dig into three maims and i'll offer a smoother ride in volatile markets and the hair we'll be right back. (vo) iphone 13 on us. on any unlimited plan. for every customer. with plans starting at just $35. all on the network more people rely on. at cdw, we get it's hard to keep employees productive when their work and home lives are busier than ever. well that's why we gave cyborg assistants to everyone in the company. they handle the "home" parts, so we can keep working. mmmm, delicious. shhhh, shhhh. you know at cdw, we can design a productivity solution with

van taylor will vote yes. >> for what purpose does the gentlelady from new jersey seek reek snr >> and jones of new york, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 2020. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. salazar of florida, i inform the house that ms. sail dar will vote yes. >> as the member designated by ms. pingree of main and these members will vote yes on h.r. 2020. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. tenney of new york, now that mrs. tenney will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. stanton of arizona and ms. speer of california, these members will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? mr. carter: as the member designated by mrs. mace, i inform the house that mrs. mace will vote yes yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purp

van with a pro pipe -- propane line that blew up. the hijackings when they struck the towers. one of the worst, jim jones used poison kool-aid.here's no fear out there to put in front of people to keep them from doing these kinds of crimes . maybe if we had a death penalty? if someone does commit a gun crime? don't give them 10 or 12 years if they are captured. sentence them, two weeks later. put on tv the execution so kids will see what happens if you break the law. sorry that's just the way i look at this. host: andy out of clarksburg, good morning, you are next. caller: good morning. i hear people talk about ar-15's and loan guns. i may be quiet now. what caliber is the ar-15? has anyone ever told me that? host: you tell me, sounds like you it -- you know. caller: hello? what caliber is the ar-15? i don't know. you say take away automatic weapons, but we have these automatic 20 twos for these people. they want to take away the automatic 22. that's a small caliber gun. in the law was never broken. we've passed the law in 1920, no more alcohol in the united states and that lasted 12 years. it was one of the worst laws ever p