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Embassy. >> how did it feel? >> it felt scary because i was 18 and i had been here two years and i thought, americas going to be the place i will go and be gay. i will be out. i will be gay. i will live my life and i was so excited to come here. i fell like a place where i can be free. and that is what you hear as a kid. a country where you can be free, you can be yourself. anything goes. blah, blah, blah and not so most of the time. and i still was able to be out without fearing for my life. th...

Working peoples lives in the largest, toughest city in ameri america. >> sos elizabeth warren. shes got very progressive policies. >> when you can make change in everyday peoples lives. ask the parents who have pre-k for free for their kids. ask the folks who have gotten affordable housing. ask the folks who were not evicted because we got them free legal services to stop an eviction. look, im chief executive of the biggest, most complex place in this country, where the number one terror target ...

Without mentioning a name, harris launched a series of attacks on president trump, vowing to restore americas moral leadership. >> we must answer a fundamental question. who are we? who are we as americans? so lets answer that question to the world and each other right here and right now. ameri america, we are better than this. we are better than this. >> harris now joins the most diverse field of democratic candidates in modern political history. joining us to discuss, cnn political analyst and...

America. >> david ignatius, you have seen more than a few of these presidential announcements in your time. tem us what you saw yesterday with kamala harris, first of all, and, secondly, tell us how does she separate herself from a field of possibly 20, 25 challengers? >> joe, i felt the strongest thing about that speech was that it showed you a person who knows why she wants to be president. she was able to outline some basic themes that came out of her own experience, the different things she ...

Direction, even if its weeks or months away. thats why at nearly every rally this past week including the one he held in montana the president has used the caravan to attack democrats and argue that americas sovereignty is at stake in this election. >> as we speak, democrats are openly encouraging millions of illegal aliens to violate our laws, disrespect our rules, and overrun our borders. they dont mind. they dont mind. they want them to come in. >> most democratic candidates are avoiding the ...

Ameri americas so true. didnt expect that reaction, but thats okay. >> it is not a good day when the president of the united states finds himself literally being laughed at by his fellow world leaders, but unfortunately it tracks with perception, which began with a new low. it is almost enough to agree with this commentary. get, we need a president that is not the laughing stock of the whole world. those arent my words. those are donald trumps in 2014. >> pjohn avalon, thank you very very much. ...

Shanna, aaron, love having you on. we end the show with todays big picture. it comes to us from chicagome. youre looking at a mcdonalds worker with blue duct tape. mcdonne mcdonalds workers walked off the job yesterday. some of the them had duct tape over their mouths like this woman. others held up banners. really important to talk about. its a sign the me, too, movement is not just making waves in boardrooms ask federal courthouses and on capitol hill, but in restaurants and stores and assembl...

Speed, changing charging practices and sentencing practices in the department, obviously having a major impact on immigration policy. so, what so many doj watchers have noticed is sessions failure to stand up strongly to the president when he denegrat es the justice department. >> on one hand you write it is a pitiful thing to watch but on the other it is deadly serious because the attorney general does not protect the president. can you explain what you mean by that? >> sure. the attorney gener...

To talk about the status of puerto rico, but about the fact that we ought to be treated as regular american citizens, regardless of what the status is. >> yeah. some people who live in puerto ri rico, 200,000 of them, have left the island and gone back to the main land here. do you see that affecting politics here on the mainland? do you see them registering to vote, actually making their voices heard? >> we do, and we hope that the new puerto rican families who have joined hundreds of thousands...

Way -- sometimes it could be with adverse impact if they are serving overseas or they are foreign citizens. if this is going to be exposed i think a lot of individuals who might want to work with the u.s. government are going to think twice and three times about it if a president of the united states can just capreciously, arbitrarily, unilaterally and recklessly release that information. >> you said you havent heard anything from the administration abo about. >> what the actual status of it is,...