Need for a new type of candidate to help the democrats win their elections in the fall. Ive got four fresh faces on this show tonight. They want to change the country, the party, i want to get a chance to talk to them. First, i want to talk to you. This summer has turned out to be shocking, even by the standards of the trump era, okay . Just this week we had a cnn reporter who was barred from a white house event for the crime of doing her job and asking some tough questions of the president. Also, you had trump threatening to yank away the Security Clearances from former top intelligence officials just out of smit, they didnt do anything wrong. And we got to hear recordings of trump two months before being elected president of the United States, talking about how to pay off a playboy model. And before that we had the horror in helsinki, where the president of the United States played lap dog to vladimir Van Jones offers his unique take on the forces that elected Donald Trump, the antiTrump Resistance Movement and the future of both major parties in front of. Good, the money seems to be flowing pretty well. I think people are pretty happy with that. Now, listen, these are all fair points. The economy is growing at its fastest pace in 2014, the dow is up, 40 . You have to give trump some credit, these valid points miss a bigger point. In exchange for tax cuts, economic growth, some right wing judges, republicans are now in danger of losing their core conservative principles and even their moral principles. Republicans hated deficits under obama, remember the tea party . Trumps nearly trillion dollar deficit, no problem, all good. The conservatives hated obama, they called it socialism. Theyre fine with trump doing a 12 billion bailout for farmers. Please remember the only arent family. Thats right, you know. And other than that, have you to have three jobs and its part time work and low benefits and things like that, i was looking at people that i grew up with, people that were part of my family, people that i loved, and they were struggling and Hillary Clinton come down there and she was talking about job training. The training she was talking about were of jobs that do not exist in West Virginia. Coal mining is a job where you can start making 90,000 a year. You want to tell a person that makes that that can feed their family to now go ahead and settle for moving out of state or to take a job making minimum wage. Thats not going to do it. Donald trump said he was going to get the coal miners back to work. How do you evaluate him now. Why should they vote for you. If everything is going so well now, why are you running for office . I relate to the people. I come home from the military, the reason i got into politics, i spent a lot of time away from my wife and kids. I found out i have kids in my backyard that have it worse than the children i saw in iraq and afghanistan. The village will raise the child. But here mom and dads addicted to drugs and grandma and grandpa are on Social Security and trying to raise a grandchild, theyre already cutting their meds in half. You have mexican heritage. Yes, i do. Your grandfather came here undocumented, made a good life for yourself. You voted for a guy who hasnt said a good thing about a mexican that i heard. Why was that not a barrier for y you. Once again for me it was about the people that i understand that. When i think about donald trump, i cant help but mainly relate republican. Joe manchin, hes on a bicycle trying to get away from the democrats a lot of the time. What is the advantage for you running as a democrat . Im a real democrat many i believe if the Democratic Party gets back to what the Democratic Party is, well be fine. Taking care of the sick, the elderly, and finding those in poverty to elevate them with a hand up not a hand out. Thats what the Democratic Party is supposed to be, and weve gone away from that. You were viciously and physically attacked and assaulted almost beaten to death because youre out there talking the way youre talking. Help me understand how we got this divided and what can you do to bring us back together when we cant have somebody like yourself speak the way youre speaking without possibly being killed . A lot of times its old politics. Its the way politics are ran across this country. I happen to start saying the things that need to be said and it ruffled the feathers of the people who didnt want to be ruffled. They saw this as an opportunity to try to scare me to get out of politics or take me out. I might have considered a different job if i ended up in your situation many. I spent 24 years in the United States army. I have tattoos on my back of soldiers that didnt come home. They didnt die for this. I lived in a bubble, i thought every time we went overseas and fought for this country. We were doing it because we were trying to give people a swliver of the greatness we have here in the United States of america. I realize that my brothers did not have their hopes and dreams bleed out on a battlefield so we could have corrupt politicians that have their hands in the cookie jar blatantly and nobody can do anything about it. I cant tolerate that i got children in my backyard that are struggling, when were supposed to be great. I cant do it. I wish more people had your passion. We got a lot more to talk about with richard, his take on how to help teachers. And how to fight the Opiod Epidemic in West Virginia, when we get back. vo why are Subaru Outback owners always smiling . 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But theyre now saying its a tossup, you are neck and neck in a district that trump won. And youre running as a democrat. I want to get deeper into the reason you ran and that youre running . This Opiod Epidemic that is killing so many people, how do you evaluate the trump response and what would you do to make it better . I think that he has definitely been lacking in that. Right now i have 75 beds to address the Opiod Epidemic. Yet my area, my people were targeted by big pharma. They threw their oxycodone on West Virginia like tic tacs. I have one person on my team that both parents have died because of the Opiod Epidemic. I have another person on my team that found his brother dead due to an overdose. Its destroyed and ripped us apart. What can be done about it that is not being done right now. We need to check big pharma. We lost more lives in the United States of america than all of the vote flax war. Big pharma goes into the capi l capitols and greases legislators products. You wont take their money . Let me tell you something. They will never be allowed in my office. You can i applaud that. We dont have people who do their party, that are willing to stand up to money. The fact that youre willing to do so. What about some people say medical marijuana would do a better job what do people say in West Virginia about medical marijuana . My bill is what made West Virginia the 29th state to become legal for medical cannabis. Thats a nonaddictive form of pain management. States that accepted medical cannabis have seen a decrease in opiod apost. It can help with parkinsons, ptsd. 24 soldiers are committing suicide every day. Its my duty to reduce that to 0. You mentioned being a vete n veteran, how do you evaluate trump as commander in chief, especially this whole situation with russia and helsinki. Successful leaders surround themselves with intelligent people. He has two brilliant military minds. He needs to listen to them. I notice you seem a little hesitant to be directly critical of donald trump. Is that because you have a lot of love for him in your heart . Youre concerned that your constituents care about it 1234. Most democrats come out boom boom on trump. Youre a little less boom boom. From where i live, hes done pretty good for southern west virginia. My people are working, and thats my family, i have to give him a thumbs up on that, theres a lot of things im not happy with. If donald trump has a good idea i will support it wholeheartedly, if he doesnt i wont. Thats the way i am with anybody. I share your passion to make sure the coal minors are treated right and well. You also have a climate crisis. And the whole Global Warming situation. How do you deal with that issue . I believe Global Warming exists. When it comes you know, in terms of coal mining, what i say is that the most important thing that ever comes out of a coal mine needs to be the coal minor, i expect for you to protect my water and my air, as long as you can do that, we can find that balance. We still need coal. Make no mistake about it, this country suffers from infrastructure issues. We have a Military Mite that is crumbling right now, if we want to fix those, we want steel. And we want the best steel to be fix those issues. And the best steel comes from coal and that comes from my mountains. There is a way for us to work together. Im glad you recognize that. You were out there before a lot of other people helping these teachers, who were suffering from budget cuts, not enough supplies. This Movement Spread like wildfire. Ive never seen so many teachers in red states standing up for themselves. I want to play a clip of you its time for us to start looking past the faces of the people that are here that are fighting for nothing more than profits for the people that arent even from our states that are making millions and billions that dont care about us. And start looking at those faces in the gallery. Do you think the fire and the passion that you saw when you were out there leading those movements is going to translate to the ballot box . Its a different thing to march and hoot and holler than to go and vote. The 55 strong will remember in november. That sounds thats a mike drop. Thank you for being here. I want you good luck on your race, its a tossup now. Coming up, we have the 10time nba allstar, carmelo anthony. Hes making big moves on the court and off the court. Well talk with him when we get back. Connected. Or keep tabs on them. He skipped orientation for the beach . He takes after me. Join tmobile, buy an iphone 8, get an iphone 8 on us. Welcome to holiday inn thank you wait, i have something for you every stay is a special stay at holiday inn. Save up to 15 when you book early at hollidayinn. Com his commitment to charitable work started with the vow he took as a young guy. Take a look. First of all, welcome to the van jones show, obviously, a massive hero on court with all the accolades and whatever, i didnt realize, though, how much heroic stuff youre doing off the court. You are putting puerto rico on your shoulders, baltimore on your shoulders, doing stuff in south africa. Before we get into all that, why are you doing this . Why are you using your platform in a way that you are . I think understanding what my platform is and what im capable of doing. And how strong of a voice i have, once i realize that, the rest of it was easy for me, was just going and doing it. You know, i felt like i had a vow to do it. You talk about this vow. How old were you when you made this vow . The vow was to like my crew. It was like, when i make it, this is what were doing, were giving back. It was more so to them, being that theyre still there, i always feel obligated. I got some news for you, though. Everybody says that, everybody says i know you thought you were special everybody says it, nobody does it. When youre from there, its easy. Youre a product of that environment, you know whats going on, you know the struggle, and the cry, the cry out for help and those people, if youre not from there, then its easy to say youre going to do it and shy away from it. The thing i think for me, i didnt realize the depth of your commitment until you walked out on stage that time at the espys. And it was like you and lebron and dwyane wade this is like the titans coming out. What are they talking about . Why did you do that . Thats not never been done before, never been done since. It was an iconic moment. What was your Thought Process to say, were all going to walk out here and take this stand for justice. Where we was at at the time, and we still there, its like, you had all the athletes in one place at one time. So that was a Perfect Place to do that, to send that message, deliver that message. And almost a call for hip, It Speer Headed something, not just with athletes but with everything. A lot of athletes back in the 90s, they really stads out of politics. 60s they were political, 70s, 80s, 90s, not so much political. Why do you think so many athletes, not just yourself, why are athletes stepping to the forefront in a different way . I think the game has changed as far as the business of the game, the focus of the game. I think one good thing we realize as basketball players, we are the league. Theres no League Without the players. We support the owners, they support us, most importantly, our commissioner. Adam silver does a great job of supporting our causes, he would never try to interrupt, he would try to team up with us. He gives us a you know, that Freedom Of Speech to go out there. At the end of the day he understands that we are those people, and some way, somehow we are affected by it too. Youre going to be a part of this Documentary Series on Trayvon Martin, rest in power, The Rock Nation Pull together. Trayvon became the face of our community. We had to go to war for him. Why is that an important thing for you to be a part of. Why is that issue so important to you . We all know what happened to Trayvon Martin, to even speak on that is touching, its hurtful. But at the end of the day it was almost a sacrifice. I had an opportunity to meet the family. You know, so i know the mom, i know the father and i know the hurt that they was going through at that time. I met with them right after. The tragedy, so to see where they were at at that point in time, to see where theyre at right now, to see how society gathers around them, rallying around them, uplifting them, kind of they are the voice for that. I mean, other families, you know, who have been through the same situation. Theyre to be the backbone and be their strength as well. Do you feel like were making progress from those Trayvon Martin days . Are we still there . Do you see much improvement yet . Not at all. Its actually gotten worse. Now were seeing it live on our fingertips, so we feel we have to do something. And i think thats the upoar. Is that why you sent i think you have 4500 kids go to the march for our lives. Youre trying to help the next generation find their voice . Yeah, at the end of the day, i know how powerful the youth voice is, now is it the time where were going to start hearing more and more voices from the youth. They understand how powerful they are now. And they can move and shake, they can make things happen. A lot of people are tired of hearing the adults talk, when you hear the kids speak, you hear the youth speak, its a little more touching, and people feel obligated to get something done. When you were growing up, did you see gun violence, that kind of stuff, was the neighborhood that tough . Or is that something thats gotten worse . I would like to talk about it, its easy, but neighborhood was called the pharmacy for a reason. They made a tv show about my neighborhood, the wire. A lot of those teams before tv, a lot of those things were real. Just the drugs, the prostitution, the fighting, the killing, the police brutality, the School System, and the prison system, ive been a part of all of that growing up, so i know what that feeling is like, and it almost you almost become immune to that when you was growing up, now that im able to step back and see exactly what i was going through, dealing with, i feel like i have to do something out there. I want to walkthrough some of the stuff youre doing, i think a lot of people that are watching the news, they feel completely helpless. Talk about this tools for teachers, why are you trying to give teachers better tools and technology, why are teachers in your heart . I mean, lets face it, its teachers get treated like we all know what the teachers get treated like, the education system, the School System turns their back on the teachers, when you go around and actually talk to these teachers and listen to their stories about their relationship with the kids, as far as having to give Kids Utensils and book bags and books and how about food . At the end of the day, they become kind of one of their parents or their chaperone, somebody they have to look after more so than just a teacher to a kid. When you hear those stories, you want to give back, and i mean, that was the easy part, giving pencils and pens and book bags and books. Arts and craft supplies, those things go a long way. Youre also helping the kids. You do the courts for kids stuff. 20 plus courts save spaces for kids. Whats the story for that whole idea. The idea came out i played on an outside court. Nowadays people dont play outside. I wanted to bring back that community field, and put up a basketball court. Basketball sports in general kind of connects everything in life. Why south africa, though. Youre way outside the lines. You dont have that many homeboys in south africa, why are you doing court dms south africa . I think it makes sense. Ive been to south africa a couple years ago, i did the whole safari thing, and fell in love with the i took my kids there too, look. Theyre taller than you. Once you see that, and you see the other side of things, this is what i want to be a part of, how can my foundation help . You mean the poverty . Its another place i wanted to add on to my foundation. Weve also done stuff in puerto rico. You have a real puerto rican heritage. The hurricane really tore up puerto rico, and yet i didnt see the white house responding to that in a way they should. Does that bother you to see the white house missing in action during a crisis . It hurt. Someone who spends a lot of time down there on the island, got an opportunity to talk to those people. Over the years ive been down there, 10 plus years ive been going back and forth helping out. To see our government turn their back to that. Puerto ricans are american citizens. Theyre american citizens, if you turn your back to your own american citizens, can you do anything. That was something that i felt like, it was a low blow kind of to me and to all the Puerto Ricans down there, we cant control a hurricane we just couldnt control that, the least you can do is send the resources down there, and we did a great job, we sent airplanes down there with supplies, tools down there, we teamed up with a couple other big companies. Trying to get the supplies down there. It was a lot, and sad that we had to go through that in order to help you. You cant do everything, i get that, you cant help everything and help everybody out. The things and people that really need attention to, thats what youre supposed to be giving our attention to as far as the government, as far as our leader of our country. Puerto rico is part of this country. And i felt like the government completely turned their backs. We all have platforms, youre using your brilliantly. Thank you, man. Can i have a hat . Youre wearing those hats. Well send you one. All right. Well send you a couple. I love that guy. Listen, 2018 is became called the year of the woman in politics. We have a Record Number of women running for office, state level, national level, local level. Were going to hear from three Millennial Women who have unseated men who have more experience in their quest for public office. Find out whats motivating them when we get back. A steak. Perf. And three ways for perfect shrimp. Introducing steak shrimp, starting at 15. 99. 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Now, socialism is an Economic System not a political one it allows for citizens to control the countrys production, industry and trade as a collective. The goal is to minimize economic inequality and allow everyone to benefit. Denmark and finland observe free education, universal health care and public pensions. Their citizens have to pay a much higher tax burden. Business and industry are cntrolled by private owners and corporations for personal profit. We cannot continue to have a government dominated by the billionaire class. Some dictators and strong men have given socialism a bad wrap, forcing the system on people through brutality and violence. Democratic socialists denounce all that. The key word for them, democratic. They believe the government and the economy should be run by the people by way of the ballot box. That means voting on whether to use collective tax dollars for free college tuition, paid family leave, Affordable Housing or raising the minimum wage. In the modern, moral and wealthy society no person in america should be too poor to live. We have some real life democratic socialists who are joining us now. Three women who demolished their establishment in democratic primaries for State Representative in the beautiful state of pennsylvania. Each of these women are regular working folk, theyre not backed by big donors. Summer lee, shes running in pennsylvanias 34th District outside of pittsburgh. Sarah running in the 21st district, also the pittsburgh area. And elizabeth feedler, running in south philly. Before we get into the whole socialist thing. Go straight to it. Ive been in politics my whole life. Incumbents are hard to knock off. How did you do it . What is your secret . For my campaign, it was working really really hard. I was told in the beginning that it was impossible this is someone whos been in office for 25 years, its impossible you cant do it. That made me really angry. We knocked on 53,000 doors and i knocked on a lot of doors myself. I have two little kids. I knocked on the doors with my kids with me. Im a regular person, im their neighbor, im invested in public schools. Is that what you did . Absolutely. Its also trusting yourself, i worked in nonprofits and community development. I knew the groups and i knew my neighbors really well, and i knew We Werent Being represented from someone who had a shared value system. It was tuning out the professionals and consultants that said this was unwinnable and trusting my gut. And using the time that we had and the resources we had to knock on doors. We didnt knock on as many. I think i came in third place. About 35,000 doors during our campaign. What about you . 40,000, probably. Really, just doing it. It was thats really what it is, thats the secret, you cant win a seat you dont run for. Most of the time, these folks sitting in these seats, no one runs against them. Any time someone does they say you cant do it, why dont you wait, go back home, try some other time. Why not do it right now. I mean, its so inspiring, and i know a lot of people at home they watch the news, they feel frustrated. Dont think they can do anything. You guys are doing stuff. Youre inspiring people and freaking a lot of people out youve all been endorsed by the democratic socialists of america. Comey says, democrats please dont lose your minds and rush to the socialist left. This is a bad idea. How do you respond to people who look at you guys and they dont feel hope, they feel fear. We reflected on that quote from comey earlier today, for me, these are human rights, these are things that we should all have thats something im deeply invested in, and we need to have politicians that are fighting for those things. Socialism used to be something democrats ran away from. When its a one on one conversation, what do you care about . More than likely, theyre going to talk about health care, theyre going to talk about education, theyre going to talk about the lack of Affordable Housing. I have the same schizophrenia as anyone else. I want real rich people to get taxed, but i want to keep all of my money. How do we deal with the price tag, the stuff youre talking about. Free this, and free that im scared to pay for it many how do you deal with it . We talked about at the state level and pennsylvania, specifically. We have and we spend more money on encarcerating people than we do on educating them. This is talking about reprioritizing money we already have. Our first instinct is not to say, were going to tax everybody. Which is also not the worst thing in the world. But its not saying thats what were going to do. When you think about the direction of the Democratic Party beyond the doors youre knocking on. You have people like conner lamb, and hes running and hes not running as a socialist, hes running much more to the right. Is conner lamb wrong . Do you think hes a problem . Its funny to be going do a democratic primary, you see all of these people in pennsylvania at different events. Ive spoken with conner and we know where we differ, but we need to have a conversation and we need to say what my goal is to try to push him further, to challenge where he is at, but also recognize that his constituency looks different than mine. Absolutely. Personally, yes, i do believe we need to have a conversation. And perhaps our constituency looks different. Maybe his constituency looks whiter than mine. Theyre not poorer than mine. Who doesnt deserve a living wage . Everyone deserves a living wage. Reproductive rights are for everyone. You dont have to run that way because its a more conservative district. People are struggling with the opiod crisis, they want Pharmaceutical Companies to be held accountable. They want all of these same things and i think we need to have a Democratic Party that talks to us about people. Working people share so much in common and if we unite then thats when we really win. Thats when we go bigger and bigger. I want to get into more. Well have more from summer, sarah and elizabeth when we get back. Behr marquee presents its got potential. I think itll look really good without the stripes. Whatever your home may hand you, behr through it, in one coat. Behr marquee, 1 rated interior paint. Find it exclusively at the home depot. Man 1 this is my body of proof. Woman 1 proof of less joint pain. Woman 2 . And clearer skin. Woman 3 this is my body of proof. Man 2 proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis. Woman 4 . With humira. Woman 5 humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. 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What about you . Yes, i was shocked when pennsylvania flipped to trump but i had been excited about what was happening for a long time. I thought if im going to stay in my job where im relatively comfortable, who is this other person whos going to run for office and push the policies that i want to see. I did a Little Research on you guys and you guys are weird in that youre running for office. They have their own career. They all think theyre going to be president. But you guys are actually helpinging each other. Youre sharing resources. You have a group chat. What have you learned this is a very millennial, very possibly female, very new way of doing things. What have you learned from each other . We learned that the narrative of scarcety if were willing to share that we can actually move in an agenda and we can actually bring more people to the table. Because if its just one race, then its not as exciting but its two, three, a whole movement, then people start to believe that another world is possible. I appreciate your being here. Summer, sarah, elizabeth, good luck to you guys. Im going to be watching your races. Peace and love for one another. See you next time. Who would have thought, who would have guessed . An Energy Company helping cars emit less. Making cars lighter, its a good place to start, advanced oils for those hardworking parts. Fuels that go further so drivers pump less. Improving efficiency is what we do best. Energy lives here. Welcome to holiday inn thank you wait, i have something for you every stay is a special stay at holiday inn. Save up to 15 when you book early at hollidayinn. Com save up to 15 when you book early this school year, get a new iphone from tmobile and keep your whole family connected. Or keep tabs on them. He skipped orientation for the beach . He takes after me. 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