james: but not dan lipinski question mark -- dan lipinski? mr. perez: when you have a primary like that, we've learned of the d&c that when you are in perception time to put the thumb on the scale in the primary, that can undermine public confidence. that's why we've been neutral. james: let's talk about that. susan: every question james asked was about financial difficulties you had. the rnc out received by two to one. does some of that reflect continuing ones in the primaries, the presidential primaries last time around and the feeling by the bernie sanders forces that the dnc did have their thumb on the scale? mr. perez: when i got to the dnc we had a ton of work to do. it was a ton of work. we were like a shell of our former selves. it was year ago to the day, february 26 when the election was. notwithstanding those challenges, and 2017 we were able to raise $67 million. in 2015 and 2013 we had the white house. what i was most proud of it was two thirds of our money was in small dollar donors. one of the folks we hired who is fundraising ise

dan lipinski in illinois about to use to a progressive primary opponent. diane finds a not receiving the endorsement of her party. they are not going to win primaries. stuart: if you see the triumph unleashed and i think that is what we saw on saturday night in pennsylvania. you think he will repeat the trump unleashed performance in missouri today, st. louis when he goes after claire mccaskill, vulnerable democrat senator. >> absolutely fewer people. claire mccaskill is one of them. none of them adopted pro-trump points like conor lamb against tax cuts. claire mccaskill does everything stands for and president trump would be wise to go after her. stuart: you've got a tough job, but she do it well. appreciate you being with us this morning. let's get back to the market because now we've lost almost

dan lipinski is the son of a former democrat. it will survive in the primary challenge era of trump. if you look over here, there was a near major surprise tonight on the republican side in the race for governor of illinois. bruce rauner a republican. he will win this but barely. 48% for jeanne ives. he said he was too ashamed of president trump, too ashamed to say president trump's name in public. she nearly won this primary. as it is, rauner will advance in the election. he is in big danger there. it looks like his opponent is going to be j.b. pritzner. big race to watch tonight, brian. >> i know when mr. lamb won in the pennsylvania race, i was subjected on twitter to calling him only a democrat. i was responding to a campaign ad he did in 2015. you don't see that too often. and i think we're going to see, correct me if i'm wrong, non-liberal, non-progressive democrats on the conservative side of that party as we get into the midterms. i think it takes all types in that race. >> dan lipinski was already the incumbent but there

dan lipinski's colleagues say, no, we're with marie newman. the voters tonight sided with dan lipinski. a bit of a surprise. some people say, hey, look, is there a lesson that you can take from this to other districts nationally about democratic voters being a little bit more pragmatic? like you're talking about in pennsylvania. >> the only reason we're willing to go into combat this midterm season is the assurance of having steve kornacki at the big board for all of it, thank you so much. >>> coming up for us here, an update on the serial bombings in austin, texas. as the feds are now rushing to take advantage of an apparent mistake the bomber made today. we'll have that story when we come back. at the marine mammal center, the environment is everything. we want to do our very best for each and every animal, and we want to operate a sustainable facility. and pg&e has been a partner helping us to achieve that. we've helped the marine mammal center go solar, install electric vehicle charging stations, and become more energy efficient. pg&e has

if she wins, if he's able to defeat dan lipinski, his family has strong roots in that district. his father served before he did. if she knocks him off, whether that will play into republicans' argument that no moderate is safe. that conor lamb who just won the special election is a one-off. the party is lurching to the left. dan lipinski said he worried the democrats are turning into a tea party left party. >> we're looking for the next conor lamb. what's the next race you're going to be looking for to give us an indication? there was a race in pennsylvania's 18th. what's next? >> another special election in arizona. not until april 24th, but everybody is looking for that conor lamb as you say. the candidate there, her name is dr. tipernini. she's an emergency room physician. she seems very smart and she's very ernest and eager. democrats are fired up as we know everywhere. certainly fired up in arizona as well. this is going to be a tough race. >> is there money in that race the same as there was in pennsylvania? >> that's the question. i'm watching whether emily's list decides

dan lipinski is the son of a former democrat. it will survive in prthe primar challenge era of trump. if you look over here, there was a near major surprise tonight on the republican side in the race for governor of illinois. bruce rauner a republican. he will win this but barely. 48% for jeanne ives. he said he was too ashamed of president trump, too ashamed to say president trump's name in public. she nearly won this primary. as it is, rauner will advance in the election. he is in big danger there. it looks like his opponent is going to be j.b. pritzner. big race to watch tonight, brian. >> i know when mr. lamb won in the pennsylvania race, i was subjected on twitter to calling him only a democrat. i was responding to a campaign ad he did in 2015. you don't see that too often. and i think we're going to see, correct me if i'm wrong, non-liberal, non-progressive democrats on the conservative side of that party as we get into the midterms. i think it takes all types in that race. >> dan lipinski was already the incumbent but ther

james: but not dan lipinski not necessarily? tom: when you have a spirited -- when you have a spirited primary like that, one thing we learned at the d.n.c., when you in fact are in perception trying to put the thumb on the scale in a spirited primary, that can undermine public confidence. that's why we've been neutral. james: let's talk about that. susan: early question that james asked was about some of the financial difficulties you had that the r.n.c. has outraced you about 2-1. does some of that reflect continuing wounds from the primaries, the presidential primaries last time around and the feeling by the bernie sanders forces that the d.n.c. did have their thumb on the scale? tom: again, when you look at the facts, when i got to the d.n.c., we had a ton of work to do. it was a turn-around job at scale. we were a shell of our former self. it was a year ago almost to the day, february 25, when the election was. and that was standing those challenges in 2017 we were able to raise $67 million. in 2015 and 2013 we had the whit

and dan lipinski almost learned a tough lesson. he won by two points. >> dana: are there other candidates that the democrats have recruited that would be in the conor lamb model that could see themselves winning in november? >> right. the bigger story. democrats have recruited moderate to conservative candidates in red districts. i wrote about them this week. one of them that hasn't gotten a lot of attention, a woman in texas, an air force veteran that won the purple heart for saving her passengers lives in afghanistan. her name is m.j. hager. she's running against john carter. she's moderate, a veteran, that hits the right note on a lot of national security issues. she's a type of candidate if there's a big waive election, a lot of democrats in the red areas could have a chance at winning. >> dana: another one is a former cia officer, abigail spanburger. she's a democrat in virginia running against dave bratt who won in a convincing yeah. >> yeah. i love that race. dave bratt beat eric cantor in 2014. he could be upset himself by

dan lipinski taking a civil war in the third congressional district primary were far left immigrants accuse him of not upholding values over his pro-life stance. is running against marie newman who has the support of pro-choice groups including planned parenthood. cutting-edge technology cut off. huber suspending all testing of self driving cars after one goes rogue, running to the woman in arizona killing her. kelly right here as they try to figure out what went wrong. >> the deadly car accident involving buber and the pedestrian is causing further study to be conducted on safety issues involving autonomous driving technology. huber had a driver behind the wheel but the suv was in self driving mode when it hit the pedestrian sunday night in tempe, arizona. the accident marks the first death involving a fully autonomous vehicle, the police chief announced an early probe shows uber suv shows no signs of slowing down but may not be at fault. 49-year-old e ln. harrisburg of tempe was walking her bicycle across the street but was outside the crosswalk. huber was heading north when she wa

that's the incumbent, who was held that seat since 2,005, dan lipinski. he is being challenged by the democratic party because he has shown up and he has not pro-life. voted against the affordable care act. marie newman came on the scene and position herself as the more progressive choice. outside money flowed in. she got a lot of support. she led at different points throughout the evening. outside money flowed into the tune of millions of dollars. we will see how it shapes up. still to close to call. it really set the stage for the future of the democratic party, what voters are going to choose. >> shannon: mike tobin, live in chicago. thank you very much. now the chicago race not the only showdown on the hot-button issue of abortion. the supreme court hearing a dispute over a california law that enforces most pro-life crisis pregnancy centers to provide information to clients about where they can go to find low or no cost abortions. mike huckabee, former republican governor of arkansas at a fox news contributor joins us. good to see you. >> thank you. g

democratic congressman dan lipinski beat out challenge erma rhee newman. newman conceded moments ago, lip pinsky not supported by many members of the democratic delegation, considered too conservative for some progressives. >>> happening on capitol hill at this moment, homeland security secretary kerstin nielsen about to face questions by the senate intelligence committee regarding efforts to fight against foreign meddling. this as members of congress said yesterday that the government has failed to protect against russian cyberattacks in state and local elections. former obama homeland secretary jeh johnson will also testify. democrats not happy at all with the response so far from the administration on russian meddling. we will keep our eye on that. >>> this morning more than 70 million people are under winter storm warnings or advisories as the fourth nor'easter in three weeks is hitting the region at this moment. the storm could dump more than a food of snow in washington, philadelphia, new york. that's a lot. some public schools already closed. more t

dan lipinski winning in illinois last week. some say progressives are already setting the agenda. donna brazill is the author of "hack the inside story." what do you make of the idea that the democrats could face what republicans faced sort of after, with the tea party? that you had so many candidates running in these primaries that it diluted the message and pulled people either too far to the extreme and they couldn't win those seats? >> well, first of all, the republicans ended up doing very well in 2010. i do believe that what's happening now within the democratic party, this is a new democratic party. we have a wealth of what i call new candidates and they are eager to win. they are thirsty, hungry, enthusiastic. we have open seating that they're going to compete for. we have some competitive races. whether you look at it from the left or right, these are candidates who really believe that they can make a difference. they're young. you know that old soap opera, not that old because it's still on "young and restless." this is what the party has been looking for. we've been loo

his democratic challenger for the district will be the anti-abortion incumbent dan lipinski, who narrowly beat out his progressive challenger marie newman. lipinski also opposes the affordable care act and refused to endorse president obama in 2012. before he won the congressional billin 2004, his father lipinski held the seat for 11 terms. a former model has filed a lawsuit aimed at releasing herself from a hush agreement so she can speak publicly about her alleged affair with donald trump in 2006. karen mcdougal has sued the national enquirer's parent company, which paid her $150,000 to buy exclusive rights to her story, under a contract her lawyers say was misleading. the company's chief executive, david pecker, is a close personal friend of president trump. the tabloid company is known to buy and then bury stories that might damage pecker's allies. karen mcdougal's lawsuit comes after adult film star stephanie clifford, better known as stormy daniels, sued earlier this month to release herself from a $130,000 nondisclosure agreement paid by trump's personal lawyer, michel cohen, only

his democratic challenger for the district will be the anti-abortion incumbent dan lipinski, who narrowly beat out his progressive challenger marie newman. lipinski also opposes the affordable care act and refused to endorse president obama i 2012. before he won the congressional billin 2004, his father lipinski held the seat for 11 terms. a former model has filed a lawsuit aimed at releasing herself from a hush agreement so she can speak publicly about her alleged affair with donald trump in 2006. karen mcdougal has sued the national enquirer's parent company, which paid her $150,000 to buy exclusive rights to her story, under a contract her lawyers say was misleading. the company's chief executive, david pecker, is a close personal friend of president trump. the tabloid company is known to buy and then bury stories that might damage pecker's allies. karen mcdougal's lawsuit comes after adult film star stephanie clifford, better known as stormy daniels, sued earlier this month to release herself from a $130,000 nondisclosure agreement paid by trump's personal lawyer, michel cohen, only d

his democratic challenger for the district will be the anti-abortion incumbent dan lipinski, who narrowly beat out his progressive challenger marie newm.opposes the affordable care act and refused to endorse president obama in 2012. before he won the congressional billin 2004, his father lipinski held the seat for 11 terms. a former model has filed a lawsuit aimed at releasing herself from a hush agreement sr alleged affair with donald trump in 2006. karen mcdougal has sued the national enquirer's parent company, which paid her $150,000 to buy exclusive rights to her story, under a contract her lawyers say was misleading. the company's chief executive, david pecker, is a close rsal pside trump. the tabloid company is known to buy and then bury stories that might damage pecker's allies. karen mcdougal's lawsuit comes after adult film star stephanie clifford, better known as stormy daniels, sued earlier this month to release herself from a $130,000 nondisclosure agreement paid by trump's personal lawyer, michel cohen, only days before the 2016 election. experts say this payment may have vio

lipinski, who was more moderate. >> there are those who want to have a tea party of the left in the democratic party, to match unfortunately what is happened to the republicans. but we need to have a big tent party. speak about strategists aren't so sure the middle-of-the-road leads back to a house majority. >> the great thing about the enthusiasm that the democratic party is seeing from folks who are further to the left and more progressive than the moderates, is that it is bringing more people into the party, it is increasing the enthusiasm. >> some democrats are warning against extremes. >> we need pro-life democrats. we need democrats who aren't as strong on gun control some of us are. >> dnc chair tom perez who recently knocked the democratic congressional campaign committee for putting out opposition research on one democratic primary candidate, tells foxley infighting is okay. >> do we have spirited primaries? sure we do. but we had spirited primaries in virginia last year and people came around. >> don't concerns from the top democrat on the house either. >> it is the most e

. >> pro life candidates, look what they're doing to dan lipinski in illinois. they won't support an incumbent. they have a litmus test, if you're not in lockstep, you're not supported by the national party. the republican party lets the voters decide who is best to represent them in their community. voters in texas are going to probably pick different people than voters in new york would pick, oregon or michigan. that's good for our democracy. we have a two-party system. there should be diversity within the parties. we're going to have a dialogue. what i can say now is, with republicans in charge, we have more jobs, our economy is better and we want to continue that comeback because wages are going up and people are seeing more money in their paychecks. i don't think voters are going to vote against in november having more money in their paychecks. >> it's true. it will be about who is getting it and how much. that's part of the campaign season. we will be on it every step of the way. you're welcome to make your case to the american people whenever you want. >>

dan lipinski declined to oppose for re-election. from a slate of liberal groups and even a handful of lipinski's own colleagues. we'll be watching the results after polls close at 7:00 local time, 8:00 here in illinois if the polls are true, we'll have two billionaires facing off to become governor of illinois. we'll be back with more "mtp daily" in 60 seconds. ssing... me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fung

for someonelace like dan lipinski an in the democratic party? mr. perez: there are many democrats who play a very important role in the democratic party who have a very different role on that. i wanted to be elected, and we want that to happen. at the same time, we're talking about some of our plot is very it is notid that simply a matter of roe v. wade. it is also a matter of women's economic empowerment. so i very much believe in the that platform. but on the same token, i want to make sure that joe manchin gets reelected. >> "washington journal" continues. from joining us now birmingham, alabama is mac hardy, the director of operations at the national association of school resource officers. he is here to discuss the role andchool resource officers best practice for active shooter month in the wake of last deadly shooting in parkland, florida. mac, thank you for joining us today. guest: thank you for having me on the show. host: please tell me about your organization and how it is funded. we are a not-for-profit organization third we in hoover, a

she endorsed dan lipinski. how did that make you feel, first of all? and secondly, do you think that she meant it? >> that's a good question. you would have to ask her that. i have other endorsements. i feel as though the party is really thinking in a very independent way. certain members really believe in just supporting what they believe in. >> you've said you don't want to make a judgment on what you would do with her potential speakership election and you'd save it to see who else was running. would this affect your decision, the fact that she's endorsed your opponent? >> no, i wouldn't. i really believe you take it on the merits. i would interview each of the individuals that are stepping up and look at all of them. >> marie newman, thank you very much for your time tonight. >> thank you. >>> when we return, what to watch for. i saw the change in rich when we moved into the new house. but having his parents over was enlightening. ♪ you don't like my lasagna? no, it's good. -hmm. -oh. huh. [ both laugh ] here, blow. blow on it. you see it, right?

dan lipinski in illinois about to use to a progressive primary opponent. diane finds a not receiving the endorsement of her party. they are not going to win primaries. stuart: if you see the triumph unleashed and i think that is what we saw on saturday night in pennsylvania. you think he will repeat the trump unleashed performance in missouri today, st. louis when he goes after claire mccaskill, vulnerable democrat senator. >> absolutely fewer people. claire mccaskill is one of them. none of them adopted pro-trump points like conor lamb against tax cuts. claire mccaskill does everything stands for and president trump would be wise to go after her. stuart: you've got a tough job, but she do it well. appreciate you being with us this morning. let's get back to the market because now we've lost almost all of the rally. we've still got a preponderance of green. that means there are more winning stocks that messieurs or the dow industrials are up just 13 points. up next, former super bowl champ teaching former athletes how to keep their money. i'm interested in

but there's -- but is there a place for someone like dan lipinski? whohere are many democrats play an important role in the democratic party have a different view on that. i do think that the democratic party has that place. at the same time, i am proud of our platform which is very clearly saying that a woman's right to choose is not simply a matter of roe v. wade. it is also a matter of empowerment. believe in that platform and at the same time i want to make sure that -- gets reelected. mid term election politics. that was tom perez, chair of the democratic national committee. that premieres on newsmakers and you can watch that anytime with the c-span mobile app. we do hope you will tune in. tzl.ing us is jonathan me thank you for being with us. we begin with the issue of mental health. who sufferividuals from that any more of a risk for being a mass shooter? guest: thank you for having me. this is a lot of the work i do in my scholarship. and in my teaching and things like that. understand why i return to mental illness in the aftermath of shooti

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after holding off during the tough primary fight, democrats are getting behind dan lapinski after he staved off a progressive challenger. the democratic caucus chair holding up lipinski's victory as evidence democrats are a "big tent party." today there are 3 of 47 senators and 12 out of 192 192 house democrats. national shooting sports foundation calling a new youth policy worrisome. youtube banning links to websites that sell firearms or provide instructions on how to assemble them. the gun industry lobby group says the potential for blocking educational and safety instructional content that serves law-abiding gun owners. hillary clinton's comments on backwards -- coming back to haunt the midterms. will the former presidential contender hurt democrats this time around? the panel is back for an encore. each year sarah climbs 58,007 steps. that's the height of mount everest. because each day she chooses to take the stairs. at work, at home... even on the escalator. that can be hard on her lower body, so now she does it with dr. scholl's orthotics. clinically proven to relieve and pre