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sounds really familiar i went to school with him. a good kid, had a good head on the shoulders, wanted to joi the military thats all i can say about that >> i heard the name and i wa like are you kidding me? i know this guy. >> just a fact that he would have access to it, surprises me >> prettiness, i completel disagree with it i go through - i know what its like with all of the regimen stuff and everything like that i know that its wrong and h deserves to be punished fo what happened....

Seeing so far in the respons to calls for her to resign >> yasmin, theres no doub that democrats are winning som pretty choppy waters when it comes to senator feinstein look, she is a veteran lawmaker she was the first woman electe from california to the senate. shes been the position for 30 years, at the same time ther is been private chatter an public chatter from her remova as the top democrat on the judiciary committee last year, because of concerns about he mental fitness for office, her he...

Republicans? >> no, i think no question, i mean youre absolutely right, the polling suggests that rank and file republicans are exactly where most democrats are. and i really is a couple of holdouts, one of which is the restaurant industry, which is very powerful on the republican side in congress, i think something like 50%, 60% of minimum wage workers work in the restaurant industry. its understandable why theyre so agitated about this. that is not a -- even close to a majority opinion in the ...

So agitated about this. th that is not a -- even close to a majority opinion in the republican party, much less the entire country. so i think youre right, its absolutely a main stream issue and these other questions are very much main stream as well. if you look at regulation of wall street. linda lake does reporting for regulation of the financial sector. thats gone from something like 70% immediately after the crisis, to like 80% now. theyre not by any means restricted to democratic voters. >...

Everyone else, 99% saw their incomes increase between 65 and 18%. the cbo report also found that the share of income received by the top 20% now exceeds the share of income received by the other 80% of americans. joining me now is doreen warren, an assistant professor at columbia university and a fellow at the roosevelt institute. what do you -- how would you explain this remarkable graph over the last 30 years at the top of the income curve? whaes whats happened in the country? it. >> is shocki...