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Build a, you know, 12th century medieval wall across the southern border to keep out people who look like alexandria ocasio-cortez to keep them out of the country, why are we having that debate? why are we allowing that debate? >> thats the central question. why are we engaging and indulging these tantrums over overt racism and policies that speak to white supremacy at the same time that the federal bureau of investigation is saying that the president is a hostile potentially a potential hostile...

Has already admitted that he did lie to them so in a sense lindsey graham and susan collins, their box hasnt changed. michael cohen in his allocution in which he is pleading guilty to crimes in the southern -- to the attorney in the southern district of new york says he was scheduled in 2017 to appear before the senate select committee on intelligence as well as the house select committee on intelligence concerning matters under their investigation including principally whether russia was involv...

Question, did he -- was he directed to lie by donald trump to congress. theres going to be a lot of sunlight coming out in the next couple weeks and well get answers. its time for democrats to really start investigating and doing the oversight and they will. >> yeah. theyll do the oversight. the question is impeachment. fernand the trump tower moscow is one thing that donald trump was pursuing while he was also pursuing the presidency. theres a thing called the emoluments clause, hes continued t...

Run a trump tower in moscow and have these businesses running at the same time, does it make sense to you that that would be the incentive for his associates to not admit to the congress that he was still pursuing the tower? if donald trump said i had a right to pursue this in case i didnt win, why would michael cohen lie to congress about it? >> right. joy, youre asking the question that investigators, prosecutors would immediately ask when they discover that someones lied about something parti...

Issues so high school graduates need that gap year and this would be a great way for them to get skills or continue their education and to have a bunch of different bottom lines would be great for the country. >> i quickly agree with you. i love and the point that you mentioned about the social mixing to put people together from different backgrounds would go such a long way with the manufactured country. put this in the context of your broader message you are running on in the campaign. >> the ...

Issues so high school graduates need that gap year and this would be a great way for them to get skills or continue their education and to have a bunch of different bottom lines would be great for the country. >> i quickly agree with you. i love and the point that you mentioned about the social mixing to put people together from different backgrounds would go such a long way with the manufactured country. put this in the context of your broader message you are running on in the campaign. >> the ...

Relitigate the past. and interestingly she had hillary clinton state director from 2016 from iowa on stage with her. so i thought it was an interesting move to try to bridge the progressive wing of the party with the more establishment wing of the party. i thought that that was a smart move on elizabeth warrens part. and well see how that progresses as the campaign goes on. >> okay. lets listen to her in her own words in iowa this weekend as she tries to capture and sum up her message for voters...

Started adding staff members to her team. the reason she says she might run is not to oppose trump but because she wants to restore an economy that propelled her from a janitors daughter to a u.s. senator but is now rigged against the poor and working class. >> pretty much all of my adult career has been spent around one central question. and that is, whats happening to working families in america? why has americas middle class been hollowed out? whats happening to opportunity in this country? w...

Iowa with an event in council bluffs, this was a packed crowd inside a bowling alley and restaurant where a lot of people could not even get inside the event room are. she started her remarks by talking about her childhood in oklahoma, she talked about how her father suffered a heart attack when she was a little girl and how her mother had to get a minimum wage job and he ended up working as a janitor. she transitioned from that story into her adulthood and why the impact of economic moeblgt bil...

Big convictions this year, paul manafort, former campaign manager for the president, michael cohen, his former lawyer in private life and an indictment -- hes pled guilty and the implication from the new york attorneys office, u.s. attorney in new york, is that trump -- donald trump was aware of those campaign finance payments, they call them, and it may be a campaign finance violation by thehe president. what else have we learned? >> well, paul, not much. what youre describing is that we basica...