It is a lot more nuanced. It is more visible to us this past on monday. Yesterday. For the commencement of passover. There was a satyr. And those are, thats an incredibly interesting display of why it is important not to display this as monolithic or as even two sided. I think there are. It is multifaceted. Certainly. There are people on so many different dimensions. Identityies. It can be very dangerous sometimes when we attempt to generalize. Also attempt to make it simple. That is what spectator can do. We catch every element. That is why honestly, it is essential reading in this moment. Thank you so much for everything you are doing to cover this topic. That is our show for this evening. I turn now to my colleague, Lawrence Odonnell with the last word. Good evening. We have senator Elizabeth Warren joining us tonight. When we change the subject from defendant trump which well be discussing. Fantastic. But, the big news in this room tonight is that eddie is back. Eddie timborski, th
celebrity, that he can rate women s bodies from one to ten. he thinks that because he has a mouthful of tic tacs, that he can force himself on any woman within groping distance. [ audience booing ] i ve got news for you, donald trump. women have had it with guys like yo [ chrs and applause ] on november 8th, we nas ty wome are going to march our nasty feet to cast our nasty votes to get you out of our lives forever. [ cheers and applause ] well, warren s fiery speeches and rallies across the country like that one in 2016 were but a prelude to her voice today in the resistance. and who knows what s coming in 2020? the author of this fight is our fight, the battle to save america s middle class, joins us right now. senator warren of massachusetts, thank you. let s do three things in the next 12 minutes.
15 minutes, so we are continuing to monitor this and the headlines i come up, we have talked about some of them and we will continue to do so and anticipate a break atop the hour. kennedy? kennedy: if you see some bleary-i did democrats it is because they were holding a late night protest on the senate floor, such partiers. they were trying to derail republican efforts to repeal and replace obamacare, they broadcast the whole thing on facebook live, part of an effort to portray the repeal effort as reckless. here is senator warren of massachusetts. what s the first thing on the republican agenda now that they are in control? is it working to help improve health care in america? working to bring down premiums and deductibles? making fixes to expand the network of doctors and number of plans that people can choose from? any of those? nope. the very first thing on the republican agenda in the 115th congress is to shatter health care in america. kennedy: or two actually
clear choices on the table because this is the heart of it. we talk a lot. you do. all of us do about left and right and democrat and republican. but i want to be clear we re talking about student loans and social security. everybody. it s everybody. we talk about the minimum wage. we talk about accountability for those big financial institutions, right? that think they re going to run the world. it s republicans, democrats, independents, libertarians, vegetarians, they say those are the changes we want to make. we have to persuade them we re willing to make the changes. can you stay for another molt? you bet. we ll be back with senator warren of massachusetts.
liberal democrats, progressive democrats in the senate, how are they going to vote? there are five or six who haven t even responded to cnn when we asked how they re going to vote. people from the progressive flanks, senator widen of oregon, senator warren of massachusetts. and then there are a number of liberals who are also undecided. my best guess is that this will pass, but it looks like it will be something of a squeaker. okay, so we wait for cloture. they need 60 for that, then they go on. on to 50. obviously, a lower threshold, but still, a lot of liberal democrats who don t want to vote for this, so you can t count on all of them to vote for it. there are 55 senate republicans. do they have enough votes? there probably will be enough votes, but this is not a popular piece of legislation. you re not going to see the strong bipartisan vote you saw in the house when it passed. who knows. who knows. you ve covered washington a long