jillian: the director of social justice for bernie sanders s campaign, thanks for being here. you heard griff reference amy klobuchar saying she had a great night. a lot of people echoed that sentiment. she is your winner. i thought she did a good job. overall i was disappointed in the debate over all but she did a good job of having talk time as the front runner. the solution swung on mayor pete, did a great job landing a net punch but breaking news announcement to vice president joe biden, those who were dragged to this country in chains to be slaves are not immigrants. he made a major fumble. i don t know why they say he did a great job, i disagree. he had a major gaffe and, reparations, talked about immigrants. that was not the question. he did not answer it and moderators let him get away with it.
i grew up and injustice in the 50s and 60s. secondly, a lot of people have picked up on that lie and jumped on the bandwagon not knowing what bandwagon they were getting on. and as far as the black caucus and everybody else saying they should be allowed to kneel, i have a breaking news announcement. they are not your football team. it s like any business. you have rules for your workers, for your players, and they are going to be expected to adhere to the rules, pure and simple. sandra: president trump has responded to hillary clinton s remarks saying this just shows she is out of touch and why she lost the election. jessica: and halfway through her book and i can tell you that this is not the reason that she lost. there are whole of their host of reasons. i would say that there are a lot of americans, majority of americans who disagree with you about your stance on injustice in america. that cuts across racial lines, whites, blacks, hispanics, there is injustice and specifically i
groups and people who have mobilized. it is the people of this country in every corner, in conservative districts, in liberal districts, in every corner of this country, people stood up and opposed this bill. they put their bodies in front of this train, and that is what has defeated this bill so far. we have a breaking news announcement here from senator john mccain, who mitch mcconnell was relying on to be one of the people who would vote to repeal and replace obamacare. it looks like he was not ready to do that. he is now saying as this law continues to crumble in arizona and states across the country, we must not repeat the original mistakes that led to obamacare s failure. the congress must now return to regular order, hold hearings, receive input from members of both parties, and heed the recommendation of our nation s governors so that we can produce a bill that finally provides americans with access to quality and affordable care. and, ezra, i would submit to you
said we can t do that because we can t just have millions of people lose health care. so this won t pass. it will never pass. it is just a way for donald trump and republicans to blame the congress, blame others for their own failure. republicans have the congress. they have the house. they have the senate. they cannot muster majority for a bill they claim to want to repeal for seven years. so this is on them. this is a failure of leadership on them. they can say anything they want to their base, but the reality is what killed this bill i just want to like take my hat off to indivisible and all the groups and people who have mobilized. it is the people of this country in every corner, in conservative districts, in liberal districts, in every corner of this country, people stood up and opposed this bill. they put their bodies in front of this train, and that is what has defeated this bill so far. we have a breaking news
this is what trump s kellyanne conway has been saying. i need to open with a very critical breaking news announcement. the fbi just sent a letter to congress informing them that they have discovered new e-mails pertapiining to the former secretary of state hillary clinton s investigation. and they are reopening the case into her criminal and illegal