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From celebrating capitollism. The superstar to the left is ready for her hollywood closeup. Democratic socialist alexandra i cant cortez is pushing medicare for all, tax hikes on the rich and universal jobs guarantee. So on a day when apple, A Symbol Of American Capitollism makes history, which message is going to win out in november . Lets ask fbns charles payne, Liz Harrington of the Washington Free beacon. What do you think . What is interesting, alexandria ocasiocortez and others on the left...

And showing you where they stand on the liberal to progressive spectrum. keep in mind, these arent all of the candidates running and this isnt how they feel about the issues and were looking at it in more general terms to give you an idea and the graphics we will show you are from the most liberal down closer to the moderate part of the political spectrum and we talk about healthcare, no doubt that bernie sanders was a leader in this respect. hes the first person to talk about medicare for all a...

Lane. right? the pragmatist and the progressive. you know the democratic party. who do democrats really want? >> thats why i always said i was way less afraid of a 20-way primary or a two or four-way primary, we dont have to choose, we have senator klobuchar, warren, kamela harris, corey booker. we have a whole array of democrats that fall in different places on the progressive spectrum, hopefully we get rid of this idea there is just a left and just a right. i know senator sanders is seen left ...

>> are you making that sound dirty, steve? >> no, i wasnt trying to. >> you were saying it so accusingly. >> theres this cycle were in the middle of but theres the bigger project of making sure the center of gravity of american pop tiks is lined up with the people. today on the anniversary of the parkland shootings, you have universal background check, for example, something that most gun and the right did a mast areful job pulling the right further to the right of the spectrum than where most p...

Labels but i actually dont believe the best way to reach independents today is through ideological centrism. voters, especially voters in the heartland where i come from dont necessarily make their decisions by lining everybody up on an ideological spectrum and looking for the dot thats closest to where they are. push come to shove, im going to come at most of these policy questions from a progressive ain angle. >> donald trumps been pushing, as have republicans, the line that democrats want to ...

The root thing from the infrastructure structure. when youre a mayor, you have to work with anybody who is in a position to help your state. needless to say, i have some very strong opinions about meek pence, so does he my house, but. >> all right. >> but lets go back to some of the things that you said at the beginning. whether you want to be defined along a political spectrum or not, people are going to try to define you. youre for the green new deal, youre for medicare for all with a few aste...

Should be rained in but their unintended consequences for your constituents, and they have not moved through. there is an interesting primary tomorrow. and it seems as though it is a bell weather because they run the gam met in the democratic party from establishment to traditional to along the more progressive spectrum to a candidate that is being respect respected. so which way do you think the voters in your state are laning for what they want out of a democrat. >> i have been up there a lot ...

About in the mid-terms? joining me right now, wall street journals jillian. the blue wave. i dont know. im going to you first here. is some of this socialist rhetoric, et cetera, starting to chip away at hope for a blue wave? >> you know, i cover philadelphia politics pretty closely. i think one of the things thats been interesting to see in the city is first of all the blue collar union votes. they were drawn to trump not necessarily because of his social policies but they feel like they havent...