greta: this week, we want to welcome congressman xavier becerra, thank you for being here. we also have christina marcos with "the hill," and erika warner, reporter, and erika will kick us off. thank you for being with us. hillary clinton wrapped up with a big win in california these past days, but there are a lot committed sanders supporters across the nation. what does hillary clinton need to do to get those people enthusiastic about their campaign? xavier: more of what she has been doing, reaching out, showing people how she will be the president that will bring real change, meaningful change, deep change, where no longer will we have to wait for a congress that is gridlocked and essentially asleep at the wheel, but we will actually improve options for the affordable care act, we will make sure that our foreign affairs are the things that we want to see our nation be involved in, not things that get us into battles. aswant to make sure that president she has the support of the american people to help with debt and decrease the burden on students that go to college. i thi

just spent the day with xavier becerra.see your name banding about as somebody who might be the vice president name for the ticket. >> most people don't really want to talk about being in the running for the veeps stakes but he was nice enough to go to lunch with me yesterday. he is the number four ranking democrat in the house, highest ranking latino in congress. could he add vice president to the list? that is what i asked him. >> what is it like for you to pick up the "new york times" and read an article about yourself as maybe becoming vice president of the united states. are you being vetted? >> that is done within some internal process sflmpt . sounds like a yes. >> i know nothing of it. >> have you ever met donald trump? >> no. >> what would you say to him if you met him? >> he has a gift of gab and knows how to sell himself because a whole lotf peop of pe need hope. i am disappointed that he has chosen to try to be a quarterback who calls a lot of plazs that he knows will never talk the ball down the field. >> seems

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fernando: the presidential campaign this year is personal for california congressman xavier becerra, chairman of the house democratic caucus. becerra, an avid campaigner for candidate hillary clinton, is the highest-ranking hispanic lawmaker in the democratic party. and he's trying to turn out the latino vote. is he the person the ticket needs? congressman becerra joins me now. mr. chairman, welcome to program. representative becerra: fernando, good to be with you. fernando: thank you. let me ask you right off the top -- do you want to be vice president of the united states? representative becerra: it's one of things if you are lucky enough to get elected to office, you want to get big things done. i'm fortunate i'm in the congress. i'm going to do as much as i can the sky should be the limit for anyone who has dreams -- they are for me as well but right now i'm working to elect clinton as president. fernando: i expected that answer, so let me move on to a hypothetical -- what does she need in a vice president? representative becerra: she wants someone who can complement all the expe

congressman xavier ba -- becerra, someone who's name has been in the mix. some other names potentially in the mix, senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts, senator sherrod brown of ohio, senator tim kaine of virginia, so we'll have to keep an eye out to see, you know, where that conversation leads, jose. >> and interesting because of the haif yajavier becerra story. there are a lot of people hillary clinton could choose for a running mate, but does it have to do, you think, kasie, with geography or just what that person can bring to the ticket? >> reporter: it can be a little bit of both, jose. obviously geography has been a significant concern in many previous instances. sherrod brown could help the theory goes bring along some votes in ohio which is all critical. but the reality is, i think the sense i get from people that i talk to in the clinton campaign is that the view is about what do you bring to the ticket overall. hillary clinton herself is said to be very focused on the top line of is this somebody who is capable of being commander in chief in

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california congressman xavier becerra will be there.crat insiders to be a leading choice for vp. also to be on the short list, hou julian castro and tim kaine of virginia. you can get to know congressman becerra. he's going to join us live on "new day", at 8:00 a.m. >>> a last-gasp effort to get a gun measure through the senate seems to be dead on arrival. now democrats claim collins' bill doesn't go fast enough. others blast it from the other side saying it's unconstitutional. >> reporter: susan collins trying to push for a bipartisan deal, having influential senators on her side about trying to close the so-called terror loophole. in other words, people who are on that no-fly list, preventing them from getting guns. she has lindsey graham on the right, and people on the left like tim kaine of virginia. but what susan collins does not have are numbers. because republicans have a lot of concerns over this bill, particularly leadership, republican leaders do not believe it goes far enough in entrusting constitutional concerns, due proces

appointee, a campaign contributor to democrats including the house democratic conference chairman xavier becerrathe lawyers' group to which he belongs, you pointed out, it is not the national council of larossa but a latino activist group. the two law firms have senior partner, senior partners, sean, that have donated to major democrats including hillary clinton, barack obama. so he has every right to suspect he might be the victim of a political witch hunt here. the question is, was it proper for him to go after judge curiel in the way he did it or should he have removed public attention from this case, stop focusing attention on the trump university lawsuit, and have his lawyers handle it, file a change in venue and so on? i think that probably would have been the smarter way. >> wrote an op-ped for the "washington post," he said an independent judiciary is extremely important but that value is not the only one in play here. and i think this was important, tucker, there are real legitimate concerns about a conflict of interest, about whether or not recusal would have been appropriate for this

let's begin with what you heard play out during our interview there with xavier becerra when it comes to strategy and how democrats are going to talk about this presidential election and policy up on capitol hill. erika: i think that mr. becerra's answer about paul ryan's poverty agenda tells you everything you need to know. he pivoted to ryan's endorsement of trump and what becerra said was given that endorsement and the fact that they're linking arms, he is not going to really listen to what paul ryan is proposing on poverty or any other topic. that is going to be the playbook from democrats for november. greta: christina, is that already happening on capitol hill? christina: it is, normally, that bill passes wide bipartisan majorities. this week, it passed party lines because there is a provision that would reverse the decision to stop using the word "illegal alien" in their subject setting and they argue that they are the ones who have been enabling [indiscernible] greta: talk a little bit about what you heard going forward for the democrats? how they come together and let hillary

withncer: "newsmakers" california congressman xavier becerra, sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. now a discussion on the consumerp federation protection bureau's new rules concerning payday loansayd. loans.day's -- payday from today's washington journal, this is 40 minutes. ,hiladelphia is nick bourke smaller loans project director at few charitable trusts. w terrible trusts. he is joining us to talk about sew regulations for payday loan in an effort to end the debt traps. ,thank you for joining us. guest: glad to be here. host: tell us about these rules that were put out to address the so-called payday loans. loans are small loans, usually a few hundred dollars, they're usually do back in full on the borrower's next payday. people usually take them out to get help paying some bills like mortgages or rent or utilities. with the consumer financial protection bureau is doing is announcing the first ever federal regulation of this market. one of the adjusting things about it is there is no federal regulation of these loans right now, only subject to state law to m

greta: this week, we want to welcome congressman xavier becerra. thank you for being here.e also have cristina marcos with "the hill," and erica werner, reporter, and erica will kick us off. erica: thank you for being with us. hillary clinton wrapped up with a big win in california these past days, but there are a lot of committed sanders supporters across the nation. what does hillary clinton need to do to get those people enthusiastic about their campaign? xavier: more of what she has been doing, reaching out, showing people how she will be the president that will bring real change, meaningful change, deep change, where no longer will we have to wait for a congress that is gridlocked and essentially asleep at the wheel, but we will actually improve health care opportunities through the affordable care act, we will make sure that our foreign affairs are the things that we want to see our nation be involved in, not things that get us into battles. we are going to make sure that as president she has the support of the american people to help lift wages and decrease the debt

greta: this week, we want to welcome congressman xavier becerra, thank you for being here.have christina marcos with "the hill," and erika warner, reporter, and erika will kick us off. thank you for being with us. hillary clinton wra u

[applause] ♪ ♪ greta: this week, we want to welcome congressman xavier becerra, thank you for being herelso have christina marcos with "the hill," and erika warner, reporter, and erika will kick us off. erika: thank you for being with us. hillary clinton wrapped up with a big win in california these past days, but there are a lot of committed sanders supporters across the nation. what does hillary clinton need to do to get those people enthusiastic about their campaign? rep. becerra: more of what she has been doing, reaching out, showing people how she will be the president that will bring real change, meaningful change, deep change, where no longer will we have to wait for a congress that is gridlocked and essentially asleep at the wheel, but we will actually improve options for the affordable care act, we will make sure that our foreign affairs are the things that we want to see our nation be involved in, not things that get us into battles. we want to make sure that as

cheering] >> newsmakers this weekend, we discussed the presidential race with california congressman xavier becerra talks about the role of hispanics in this election year and the recent impact of the california primary. watch the interview sunday at 10:00 a.m. and six a clock p.m. eastern on c-span. >> madam secretary. we probably give 72 of our delegate votes to the next president of the united states. [cheering] >> now a discussion on political polarization in the united states. speakers include haley barbour and mike mccurry. they talk about the partisan divide in government and what can be learned from the current presidential race and past election cycles. this is from the george w bush presidential center in dallas. it is just over an hour. [applause] [applause] >> it is great to see you all here today. thank you for joining us. thank you so much for the dallas morning news for hosting this event. if you were up earlier today, questions of diversity in the newsroom, diversity on the panel, it is not always easy to embrace all kind of diversity in any given event, but i want to celebrate this

cheering] newsmakers this weekend, we discussed the presidential race with california congressman xavier becerraut the role of hispanics in this election year and the recent impact of the california primary. watch the interview sunday at 10:00 a.m. and six a clock p.m. eastern on c-span. >> madam secretary. we probably give 72 of our delegate votes to the next president of the united states. [cheering] >> now a discussion on political polarization in the united states. speakers include haley barbour and mike mccurry. they talk about the partisan divide in government and what can be learned from the current presidential race and past election cycles. this is from the george w bush residential center in dallas. it is just over an hour. [applause]

and you can join us this weekend when california congressman xavier becerra, the democratic caucus chair, joins us on newsmakers program. he'll talk about donald trump's impact on down ballot races in the november elections. watch that on sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >>> on american history tv on c-span3, sunday morning, simulcast c-span's washington journal live from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. eastern with craig shi shirl shirley, author of reagan's revolution. at 10:00, on road to the white house rewind, the 1976 republican national convention, and a close race between president gerald ford and former california governor ronald reagan for the nomination. see ford's acceptance speech and remarks by ronald reagan. >> i believe the republican party has a platform that is a banner of bold, unmistakable colors with no pale pastel shades. >> at 6:00 on american artifacts, we will visit the women's equality national monuments and see the work of cartoonist nina al ender. >> she creates a youthful intelligent woman. she is slender and her skirt is above her ankles which w

. >>> california congressman xavier becerra joins us this weekend on "newsmakers." he'll talk about donald trump's impact on down-ballot races in the november elections. watch it sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >>> on american h"american hist sunday morning we'll simulcast "washington journal" live from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. eastern with craig shirley author of "reagan's revolution the untold story of the campaign that started it all." then at 10:00 on "road to the white house rewind" the 1976 republican national convention and a close race between president gerald ford and former california governor ronald reagan for the nomination. see ford's acceptance speech and remarks by ronald reagan. >> i believe the republican party has a platform that is a banner of bold, unmistakable colors with no pale pastel shades. >> at 6:00 on "american artifacts" we'll visit the belmont paul women's equality national monument in washington, d.c., and see the work of cartoonist nina allender. >> she creates a youthful, invigorated intelligent woman. you can se

xavier becerra, chairman of the house democratic caucus, joined by our democratic leadership including congressman steve israel, chair of our communications and policy committee. we just had another discussion in caucus about doing something, taking action as a result of this weekend's mass killings, the atrocities that occurred in orlando, florida. to all those who are thinking about the victims and their families, we say, #standwithorlando and in spanish, hash tag. [speaking spanish] i just have to note that for the latino community, this has hit especially hard because when you see the names, they're human beings but i don't believe in the latino community people would have expected that so many of the names would have had spanish language surnames and it brings home to so many of us that this could be your family, as well. i think we have a pretty simple message coming out of our democratic caucus. this congress should not leave this week without giving us a vote on something very simple. no-fly, no-buy. if you can't fly because you're on a watch list by our government, and you are

including senator elizabeth warren and representative how the are becerra, in addition -- javier becerra., an -- xavier that's according to a list shared by the committee. donald trump leads hillary clinton in a new poll of likely voters, with 43% to 39% for mrs. clinton in the rasmussen survey. another 12% preferred another candidate. 5% were undecided. in a similar poll last week, clinton led trump by five points. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. david: thanks so much, mark. we are close to a restarted started as we wrap up the first half of the year, with the s&p lossesrecovering from after brexit. let me ask you, what we saw this morning, governor carney comes out and talks about the prospect for more easing. perhaps not unexpected. what does this mean for equities? piece was ecbr saying they might provide additional liquidity to italian banks to help them through the situation. so you have european central bank intervention, with a helping to fuel this little rebound we have seen over the last couple days