2016 and was a credible alternative to hillary clinton for a lot of democrats. now you have a lot of democratic candidates, elizabeth warren and kamala harris and kristin gillibrand who adopted a lot of bernie like positions and they enjoy something bernie sanders at this point does not which is intersection out money. he failed on that test as the old white guy in the room. jillian: an issue is the black vote. if we look at 2016 he only got 14% of the black vote compared to hillary clinton s 86%, 57 points and they make up 20% of the democratic party. he has to do a better job reaching them. 10 seconds for each response. when you look at the field of democrats it is wide and continuing to grow. a lot of people in the democratic party, leaning
his speech last night kavanaugh to make sure it was known that he surrounds himself with strong, powerful women whether it was talking about his daughters, his mother, his wife, and those he worked with and around. the majority of his law clerks have been female. sandra: to answer your question what do they want. this is what gillibrand says about this pick. everyone here knows what is at stake. what s at stake is women s freedom. our freedom to make our own decisions and we will fight. we will not give up. we will not grow weary. we will not give in. sandra: how does the president respond to that? what s at stake is women s freedom. i don t know what she is talking about and neither does she. they talk in these big sweeping statements. they only talk about abortion essentially. i miss the kristin gillibrand who was a congressman from upstate new york for many years
of senator gillibrand. you remind me what was happening last night. they had the signs stop and fill in the blank and ready for all four nominees which goes back to my original point. they ll resist and obstruct anybody the president nominates. that s on them, not him. secondly, did you see what the women s march said? they forgot to fill in the name. it is so brilliant. bill: when senator kennedy announced his retirement a number of senators came to the white house. i think murcowski and collins were there. do you know how they feel about brett kavanaugh? that s up to those senators. we respect the fact that each senator has an individual vote and i expect that senator murcowski and senator collins will do what they always do. give a fair hearing one-on-one, meet with judge kavanaugh individually. we have the great senator john kyle from arizona, former senator of 18 years spent many years on the judiciary committee. he will be shepherding judge
who was a reasonable and rational in her voting behaviors and center right, center left but obviously a moderate. now, if senator gillibrand is not willing to do her job, which is to sit and meet with judge kavanaugh and actually ask him those questions about, quote, women s freedom, i guess he is too polite to ask her something i ll ask her. if you re so concerned about women s freedom why do you vote against opioid funding and school safety and a massive tax cut and deregulation that led to the lowest unemployment rate among women in decades? if you believe in women s freedom why are you against school choice and charters that allows a lot of moms out of failing schools and give them better opportunities. trust them enough to make their own decisions financially and economically. we know what she is boiling it down to one issue. thank you for showing that clip
the federal judge who issued the injunction two weeks ago ordering these reunions has said that a blanket extension would be a no go and that lawyers for the federal government must request more time on a case-by-case basis, but the aclu calling all of the reported numbers into question. we re relying on their number of 102 kids but we re hearing from people around the country that they are representing parents who have children under 5 who did not appear on that list. it s very troubling if there are children and parents who are simply not in any government tracking system. various lawmakers have been traveling to the border to check things out for themselves. democrat senator kristin gillibrand and congressman mark veazie of texas toured a center in texas yesterday. a lot happening on the border