gillian: david, so this controversy surrounding her heritage, it s something that, you know, our mutual friend leland vittert likes to call unforced error, do you think it s early enough she can outrun the issue as 2020, you know, moves into full gear? not with the platform she s running on. as we think about these budget negotiations which are apparently going to go in the right direction, if elizabeth warren s green deal passes, we will need a border to keep americans in as they have to leave the u.s. to go to méxico or canada to be able to get a flight. if you want to work in fossil fuel, coal, you will have to leave america to get a job. this green deal would be disastrous for the u.s. economy and this now is one of her platforms in running for president. it makes her not credible. gillian: we have 5 seconds, doug, i want you to tell me if the green deal is mote
practiced in the past will go undiscovered. those are all general election issues but there s a desire for more socialist-style politics if not socialism and i think that it s very real question gillian: keep in mind, doug, sorry to interrupt, keep in mind she will have to win over, once she get past primaries she will have to win over american voters in rust belt states like ohio and pennsylvania, you can t try and tell us that they re looking for more socialist policies right now? i was trying to say the opposite. i apologize i wasn t clear. i think those kinds of voters, the swing-working-class voters will gentlemen ject the reject policies that elizabeth warren stands more even though in democratic primary the narrow segment participate, they will find some degree of popular appeal. gillian: david, do you think she will make moves to bring in the
motivator or all around their necks? it s a motivator in primary and lasso around their neck in the general election. gillian: gentlemen, thanks as always. leland: doug got in in 5 seconds. mourners of police officer killed in line of duty, shot while serving search warrant. life was honored during the service. that s who he was, this is the guy that spent his entire adult life, picked up a weapon, went on a patrol, didn t matter, he was the guy that wanted to stand up against the evil to protect us, that takes a special human being. not everybody is that strong, has that kind of courage. leland: he died at 35, a 17-year
leland: fair to say that the different narrative that you hear from elizabeth warren in the stump, debate over the next couple of years, mark, appreciate it on a saturday, gillian. gillian: coming up calls for virginia s lieutenant governor to resign are growing as sec woman has come forward with accusations against him, ellison barber in virginia, ellison. yes, gillian, calls for lieutenant governor are increasing here and also appearing now from the governor for the first time since racist photo, more in just a minute. if you re 65 or older, even if you re healthy,
everything and that s the sweetheart position that can get 218 votes and 60 votes and guys like me and practical guys that want to govern, that s where the deal is and should end and should have ended months ago. gillian: congressman tom reed, thank you again. thanks for having me on. leland: bringing in congressman dan kildee from the great state of michigan. as always, sir, appreciate it. is tom reed correct in the sense that there is now an appetite on the democratic side among moderates like yourself for something north of nancy pelosi s not one dollar? yeah, i mean, i think we re all committed to the process, and you know, i ve said before, what comes out of this process might include some provisions that i don t agree with, but what i signed up for when i got elected to congress is a process that takes the disparate points of view, comes up with a compromise and allows the country to move forward and we fight another day for things