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Courage, unfortunately a time as a congressman is coming up, i think possibly because of, political courage and the way you decided to run your race, and where you decided to run it, but let me ask you what is your proudest moment of your time in office, what do you hope to do next? >> i appreciate that opportunity, obviously redistricting has been a nightmare in new york in particular, and it cost us the house which has been to the detriment of our democracy. i've done a lot of things as a freshman member of congress, one of the things i'm most proud of is having bridge divides but caucus of ...

Next? >> i appreciate that opportunity, obviously redistricting has been a nightmare in new york in particular, and it cost us the house which has been to the detriment of our democracy. i've done a lot of things as a freshman member of congress, one of the things i'm most proud of is having bridge divides but caucus of the time, to pass the largest diminished in our nation's history, in generations. and then of course, i'm also proud to have helped -- seniors on medicare, and like my grandmother, which is one of the reasons i ran for congress in the first place, as well as investing climate, ...

Registration is open for the final two sessions of the Bridging Divides, Healing Communities Speaker Series. The next session, titled “How Modern Media Can Create and Bridge Divides,” will take place at 7 p.m. Tuesday. The guest speakers are Alec MacGillis, politics and government reporter at ProPublica, and Charles M. Sennott, founder, CEO and editor of The GroundTruth Project and Report for America. They will discuss how cable news and social media are amplifying narratives of discord as unbiased local news organizations disappear, the impact of these shifts on our discourse and i...

South carolina, we're heading down to a pete buttigieg event. steve bullock had low name id. he wanted to be known as the state that won statewide in montana where donald trump won. he didn't qualify for the first debate after entering the race late, and he only appeared on the base once. he released a statement this morning i want to read part of it to you. he said i enter this race as a voice to win back the places we lost. bridge divides of the corrupting influence of dark money. i leave this race filled with gratitude and optimism. inspired by the food people that

Where do things stand? >> right now the president has an opportunity to demonstrate that there is real chaos in the democratic caucus and one that shows nancy pelosi does not have the stranglehold of power everyone pretended she did going into this week as the disaster of parliamentary procedure, she's not able to control the caucus, they are moving in directions way too fast and she is ready for. going into 2020 if she can't get this under control that will stymie the democratic party and hurt her chance. >> what do you think of what donald trump said about congresswoman omar on his way up to...