new jersey new york now it's possible that trump thinks he can make these inroads i'm not ruling that out on the trade deal there was never a big deal on the on the cards from says big because he called everything big absolutely absolutely it was a very modest deal that they were trying to hammer out the pantry they got close enough but they were not able to get to even this sort of very kind of you know they were not able to cross the finishing line even with this mine i think it's really it's met his opponent it's sort of a mirror of him a tough negotiator he's even said he's a very tough negotiator and you know you have all sort of i mean without getting into the weeds on trade policy you basically have both of these countries in many ways moving away from the air of globalization you have both these countries that are raising tariffs and so it's harder and harder for the them to get to any kind of you know trade to get to a trade deal but i do want to stress the significance of the visit still holds elizabeth i'm just looking at the end of modi social media and also present trump

new jersey new york now it's possible that trump thinks he can make these inroads i'm not ruling that out on the trade deal there was never a big deal on the on the cards from says big because he called everything big absolutely absolutely it was a very modest deal that they were trying to hammer out the pantry they got close enough but they were not able to get to even this sort of very kind of you know they were not able to cross the finishing line even with this man i think it's interesting she's met his opponent it's sort of a mirror of him a tough negotiator he's even said he's a very tough negotiator and you know you have all sort of i mean without getting into the weeds on trade policy you basically have both of these countries in many ways moving away from the air of globalization you have both these countries that are raising tariffs and so it's harder and harder for the them to get to any kind of you know trade to get to a trade deal but i do want to stress the significance of the visit still holds elizabeth i'm just look at the end of modi social media and also present trum

new jersey new york now it's possible that trump thinks he can make these inroads i'm not ruling that out on the trade deal there was never a big deal on the on the cards from says big because he called everything big absolutely absolutely it was a very modest deal that they were trying to hammer out the pantry they got close enough but they were not able to get to even this sort of very kind of you know they were not able to cross the finishing line even with this man i think it's interesting she's met his opponent it's sort of a mirror of him a tough negotiator he's even said he's a very tough negotiator and you know you have a sort of i mean without getting into the weeds on trade policy you basically have both of these countries in many ways moving away from the air of globalization you have both these countries that are raising tariffs and so it's harder and harder for the them to get to any kind of you know trade to get to a trade deal but i do want to stress that the strategic significance of the visit still holds elizabeth i'm just looking at the end of modi social media and a

new jersey new york now it's possible that trump thinks he can make these inroads i'm not ruling that out on the trade deal there was never a big deal on the sky on the cards from says big because he called everything big absolutely absolutely it was a very modest deal that they were trying to hammer out the pantry they got close enough but they were not able to get to even this sort of very kind of you know they were not able to cross the finishing line even with this man i think it's brilliant he's met his opponent it's sort of a mirror of him a tough negotiator he's even said he's a very tough negotiator and you know you have a sort of i mean without getting into the weeds on trade policy you basically have both of these countries in many ways moving away from the air of globalization you have both these countries that are raising tariffs and so it's harder and harder for the them to get to any kind of you know trade to get to a trade deal but i do want to stress the significance of the visit still holds elizabeth i'm just look at the intermodal social media and also present trump

why is new york different from california and new jersey? new jersey in california have international airports, something? >> certainly. what this one centers on specifically is the dmp. i don't know where the case in relationship but dhs and california new jersey is right now but this one squarely centers off the latest action which is prohibiting dhs to get into the databases and make sure our skies are secure. >> i know that's the way you throw around the expression, you're probably not far left. i'm guessing your states rights. a states rights versus a federal side. it's a national security issue. response ability of the government, the common defense. >> your not concerned about stepping on the states rights of the state of new york but you are in other? >> there's a difference when the federal government is constitutionally supposed to get involved. this is one. planes take off, they get off in the air and go to other states. it's gathered by the federal government. the new yorkers don't have to five. they don't have to get on these we

they start with california, new york, new jersey, and illinois. >> we are already in all of those dates. we are in all 18 states with staff on the ground registering voters, activating our base, training these volunteers. the democrats are so far behind because they are focusing on securing this nomination. the longer this drags outcome of the figure had started we are getting. we have 500,000 trained volunteers. bloomberg is talking about 1,000. we have 5,000 out there knocking doors and getting ready to reelect donald trump. that is the juggernaut that is heading toward the general election to reelect this president. >> sean: ronna mcdaniel, good job. thank you. we will check in often throughout the campaign. with the president's powerful record o of the compliments, blooming economy, and increasingly weak radical field of extreme socialist challengers, anxiety among democrats, especially the establishment, even clinton and obama supporters now at an all-time high, look at this. p.r. arm of the democratic party, also known as democratic state media -- this is actually fairly humorous.

they start with california new york, new jersey, and illinois. >> we are already in all of those states. we are in all 18 states with staff on the ground registering voters, activating our base training these volunteers. the democrats are so far behind because they are focusing on securing this nomination. the longer this drags out, the bigger head start we are getting. we have 500,000 trained volunteers. bloomberg is talking about 1,000. we have 500,000 out there knocking doors and getting ready to reelect donald trump. that is the juggernaut that is heading toward the general election to reelect this president. >> sean: ronna mcdaniel good job. thank you. we will check in often throughout the campaign. with the president's powerful record of the compliments blooming economy, and increasingly weak radical field of extreme socialist challengers, anxiety among democrats, especially the establishment, even clinton and obama supporters now at an all-time high, look at this. p.r. arm of the democratic party, also known as democratic state media -- this is actually fairly humorous. full on p

some people in new york go to new jersey. some in new jersey go to new york. some to pennsylvania. a lot of people in new jersey going to california. taxes are part of the equation it is not all -- that i will bet on the sunshine, charles, especially this time of year. charles: sunshine can never go wrong. deirdre, appreciate it. >> sure. charles: quickly bring peter morici in on this. you have written about this for eons. the numbers keep stacking up. the police chief in englewood, new jersey, retired last year, he got $600,000. these states are taxing the heck out of people. they're paying civil servants so much money and those who don't get a piece of the action are leaving. >> absolutely. look at the quality of services. look at the l train in new york. the l train carries more people to work than the entire bart train in san francisco or about the same number. now mayor bloomberg, the new mayor, they can't make that thing work. new york city subway conditions are so tawdry. my feeling is you don't have to go to the sudan to see a developing country. take a round-trip on the l

this remains in a highly polarized -- there's no chance in any spectrum that california and new york, illinois, new jersey, massachusetts are from up again and there's no chance of the state or the country vote democrats. no matter which economic story you tell, there are a lot of people who aren't listening, there's a weird disparity in that. a lot of the people who have done well believe they haven't. they feel better about their lives, the irony or an odd reality given the statistics. so if you are left with this competing, it's a little what we talked about before her you say capitalism is one thing and our economic statistics have become part of that -- >> the president was in california, he looks at the numbers and realizes, there's no way he's going to win california but there are certain people running in the election, including mr. mccarthy. who could be the next speaker of the house if the republicans take over. this pushback, there's a lot of unhappiness in california with taxes going up, hike regulations, with the homeless problem and etc. >> we seem to migration of califo

applicants for new york, the justice department legal action against california, new jersey, washington state which covers seattle about their century policies, ice ramping up pressure going to the courts in connecticut. and in colorado, your take on the multi prong approach. >> you have to think outside of the box when you want to get things done correctly. i say it, sanctuary cities policies, what they do they create a magnet and all you have to do is look at the countless amount of individuals in american lives that have been lost because of the effects of sanctuary cities. i'll go a step further, a lot of the individuals start making it about race, it is not about race, if you look at who lost their lives because the illegal immigrants have been here, a lot of immigrants themselves. we heard from one today where her grandma was an immigrant and she lost her life because an illegal immigrant was able to attack her because of the sanctuary cities. anything that happens with american lives caused by the sanctuary cities falls on the hands of the politicians, president trump is doing hi

., new york, new jersey and california, changed their statute of limitations and what that didits opened up the courts to survivors to bring a lawsui those claims have bee mounting agait the boy scouts for some time. ros: given that that's the case, do you think it could have taken any other option than the one it's chosen? >> the boy scouts have said that the filing for bankruptcy is really the way to handle the number of claims against it. but whatoe this also for survivors who have beeg seek transparency and have asked the y scouts time and time again to divulge the information that they've had for decades on the problem of abuse in scouting, that will remain secret through the bankruptcy process. and so in that vein there are survivors who feel revictimized by the news of the ban ros: help me understand one thing. given that the allegations are of many thousands of crimes, can the authorities not insist that the boy scouts divulge further information? shouldn't that responsibility lie with the authorities rather than either the boy scouts or victims calling for it? >> the boy scouts

the crow act is already law here in california, new york and new jersey. >>just want to say that her leg was done because we wanted to see more representation in animation wanted to normalize black hair a very important issue that's out there is the crown act and we can help to get this passed in all 50 states will help stories like the andrea arnold who is our special guest tonight stop to happen this award is dedicated to kobe bryant may we all have a second act as great as his west. thank cherries guests last night was an 18 year-old from texas uist told the cut his hair or he wouldn't be able to graduate. >>he also said relate videos of dads and daughters inspired him. his team funded to film with a kickstarter campaign pretty cool there that wraps up kron 4 news at night. but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour, pam moore is here with kron 4 news at 10. thank you vicki and grant coming up next at 10 clock another american testing positive for the corona virus details on where that patient is tonight and how the growing number of ca

new york and new jersey turly they vote for 'd things that matter to them in their lives in the united states i think a very small percentage of them would be you know voting based on what trump does in india and many of the people who really care about that are not even u.s. citizens or people who have green cards and so on so i'm not sure if the electoral impact is going to be as significant as some people have said sudden a final thought from you and you've written that donald trump's visit is a reminder that geopolitics still binds the u.s. and india together even as economics and human rights threaten to pull them apart i mean that's an interesting observation you've made i mean there may be friends but big tensions still exist and they are right so it's a 3 legged stool you have you have defense you have economics and you have values and 2 of the 3 legs are wobbly economics and that and the one like that's quite strong is the defense and strategic one all right a sudden and you may thank you thank you very much indeed for your time thanks for having me. hollywood producer harvey

it's new york, new jersey, california, it's king county in washington. and they're going to punish, quote/unquote, those states. that's what their memo says. and then they turn around and say we're kicking you out of this traveler program because we don't have the information. i said to the acting secretary, i will give you whatever information you want on the enrollees for the trusted traveler program. but it's not rational. it's extortion. >> the acting deputy secretary, ken cuccinelli, says this is the fault of new york and how you're handling it. let me play for you what he said. >> the issue here is that we're having a problem with the state of new york. we're not changing how the programs are run. new york has decided not to cooperate. and i would note that those databases are critical for public safety. >> so he says this is about public safety. i know that you say that today, when you go to this meeting with the president, you plan to call their plbluff somehow. so what is your plan? >> i'm going to say, if your apparent rationale is i won't coop

new york, new jersey, california, where a large population means lot of delegates. obama is hoping to run the board. he's visited 15 states in the past week including red states like kansas and idaho. >> they told me there weren't any democrats in idaho. but i didn't believe them. >> since the 1960s the democrats had catered to this white moderate middle. but obama decides to appeal to a new generation of young folks and to usually alienated communities of color. >> how's it going st. louis? >> and he was able to change the democratic map and really open it up again. >> turn off is off the charts heavy. 10,000 voters in one county the first day. ten times the turnout in the last presidential election. >> obama's campaign harnessed the internet as a fundraising tool. >> over $100 million online from 1.5 million people. >> it allowed him to compete well past super tuesday, outspending clinton every step of the way. >> obama not only has momentum, he's starting to pull away and the delegate count has a sizable lead. >> we're turning out to be a scrappy little team. >>

for any republican to win, you always have to thread the needle, you start out with new york, new jersey, california and a lot of electoral, north carolina, florida, ohio and then kick off pennsylvania, minnesota, and then arizona, nevada, new mexico. you want to put new hampshire where we are tonight and play. it is not easy ever. >> welcome i think, sean, if you start out with the basics and the basics are if president trump does everything he did in 2016 and only wins one of either wisconsin, either michigan or pennsylvania, he gets reelected. but what is really happening behind the scenes though is there is an explosion with the democratic party that is taking place. after tomorrow, bernie sanders is going to be the undisputed front runner of the democratic party as a socialist. 96% of the delegates are going to be awarded after march. in comes bloomberg with his money. biden is not going away. he has tons of money. and when you get to the convention because the democrats are working all of the delegates, it's not on a winner-take-all basins but a proportional basis. when you get to

new york, new jersey, california. you are seeing criminals being let out on the street, repeat offenders. it seems to be no concern for the rights of the citizens anymore. they have it upside down. if your political prisoner, you're being treated one way but if you're an actual claim in he- criminal, you're out on the streets. >> laura: great to see you, as always. stay tuned, i will read more of your emails. keep them nice, at least a few. i spend a lot of time in my truck. it's my livelihood. ♪ rock music >> man: so i'm not taking any chances when something happens to it. so when my windshield cracked... my friend recommended safelite autoglass. >> tech: hi, i'm adrian. >> man: thanks for coming. >> tech: oh, no problem. >> tech: check it out. >> man: yeah. they came right to me, with expert service where i needed it. that's service i can trust... no matter what i'm hauling. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ i feelbusiness cards...new logo...outdoor sign. you always get me. now, g

for any republican to win, you always have to thread the needle, you start out with new york, new jersey, california and a lot of electoral, north carolina, florida, ohio and then kick off pennsylvania, minnesota, and then arizona, nevada, new mexico. you want to put new hampshire where we are tonight and play. it is not easy ever. >> well, i think, sean, if you start out with the basics and the basics are if president trump does everything he did in 2016 and only wins one of either wisconsin, either michigan or pennsylvania, he gets reelected. but what is really happening behind the scenes though is there is an explosion with the democratic party that is taking place. after tomorrow, bernie sanders is going to be the undisputed front runner of the democratic party as a socialist. 96% of the delegates are going to be awarded after march. in comes bloomberg with his money. biden is not going away. he has tons of money. and when you get to the convention because the democrats are working all of the delegates, it's not on a winner-take-all basins but a proportional basis. when you get to th

new york new jersey connecticut california and washington already have similar bans in place. >> there's no serial numbers on these. they can be purchased on the internet. they are sold as kits at gun shows. >> the executive director of cease-fire pa, an antigun violence group in philadelphia. she thinks these home made guns are just as dangerous. >> what we do know is that in 2019, there were 100 ghost guns confiscated off the streets of philadelphia. >> pennsylvania's governor is now calling for a ban on them too, weeks after a judge put a hold on a state policy requiring gun dealers to run background checks on anyone purchasing ghost guns >> the problem was there's no definition for what constitutes a partially manufactured frame or receiver. it is something that has no definition in the law. >> joshua prince is representing the gun manufacturing businesses he says the judge ultimately said the policy was too vague. meanwhile, in delaware, the bill continues to move through the court system. >> there's just people like me and i know there are people who don't get it, won't get it, wil

the next day they sue new jersey, california, king county, and they kick new york out of the program. this is about their politics. there's no logical governmental point. >> governor, should be an interesting meeting. we'll see what happens. >> always is. >> thank you very much. on the topic of new york, michael bloomberg and donald trump are engaged in a very nasty, very personal fight on twitter right now with dualing attacks about height and net worth. it is clear the former mayor has the president's attention. and that does it for us. stephanie ruhle picks up coverage now. >>> hi there, i am stephanie ruhle. thursday, february 13th. and there's a lot happening this morning. president trump on the war path today, just 8 days after being acquitted on two articles of impeachment by the senate he is spending time targeting his enemies and advocating on behalf of long time ally roger stone. by appearing to pressure the justice deputy to

so, he is triangulating the bad behavior of new jersey, new york, california to help the rest of the country, but he's sending people to those states to protect the citizens that right now are not being protected by their own law enforcement because of these adverse policies. >> you certainly were an outspoken member of congress, both from the hearing rooms and then also on cable television. take you back to 2016, as you talked about this video, the meeting between loretta lynch, then the attorney general, bill clinton, former president and husband of hillary clinton who was running for president. this is a video of that famous meeting on the tarmac and this is what you had to say about it. >> madam attorney general, what were you thinking? when would you ever allow yourself to be compromised like that? it's practical jury tampering when you have that kind of exec ex parte event. >> the attorney general never had a conversation, the president allows him to do his job. but the president has an obligation in his mind and reality to communicate his thoughts to the american people and th

york and attorney general william barr filed 3 federal lawsuit against new jersey california and king county in washington state all of them pushing back against sanctuary policies. >>today is a significant escalaon in the federal government effort. >>to confront the resistance of sanctuary cities we're not going to. given to his kind of threats and intimidation, a california doesn't share his form of xenophobia california congressman adam schiff called the attacks on sanctuary policies retribution, but you know the person is always have the attitude of you're either with me against going that goes for people that also goes for states. he says lawmakers representing california will do erything possible to prepare and to fight back in washington. i'm joe kelly >>today the house of reesentatives approved a resolution to provide states more time to ratify the equal rights amendment. >>supporters hope the move will inject new life into the decades long fight over whether it should be added to the constitution. the equal rights amendment or e r a would ban discrimination on the basis of ge

liz: with it comes to enforcing federal immigration policies, new york, connecticut, new jersey, massachusetts, virginia and lyle and california. they sued the trump administration in 2017. they lost big time here. >> it's not surprising. arizona tried to do some things outside of what the supreme court thought they could do overriding federal law. the states are not in control of federal immigration policy. the trump administration getting criticism for opening an office to strip citizenship from people who got citizenship illegally. >> it's hard to believe that that's controversial. sex offenders. terrorists, criminals, people we shouldn't have in this country. these are the people we don't want to give citizenship to. there are plenty people who will be great citizens. this is not them. liz rrs jody hunt warning when a sex offender becomes a u.s. citizen it's an affront to the u.s. system and an affront top those -- affront to those who fall victim to these criminals. >> no respect for the victims and those who follow the law and come into their citizenship the correct way and follow the ru

barr filed 3 federal lawsuit against new jersey california and king county in washington state all of them pushing back against sanctuary policies. >>today is a significant escalati in the federal government's effort to confront the resistance of sanctuary cities we're not going to. given to his kind of threats and intimidation. california doesn't share his fo of xenophobia california congressman adam schiff called the attacks on sanctuary policies retributn, you know the person is always have the attitude of you're either with me against going that goes for people that also goes for representingcalifornia will do everything possible to prepare and to fight back in washington. i'm joe >>for your money this morning over is letting some customers book cars with a 1, 800 number. >>and mortgage rates are at a 50 year low. too bad, the prices are so high here. jane king is live at the nasdaq of those stories and >>and know you're paying the morning when it rains didn't tick up slightly but they remain near the lowest recorded and freddie mac's history and even tracking this for 50 years on

it's fallen in california. it's fallen in new jersey where i live. it's fallen in several other states. but, again, i think if we can pay attention to those vulnerable voices. those who don't get heard, the forgotten people and really pay attention to them and not give them lip service we will be deeply skeptical of this. >> tucker: do you know who loves this health insurers of course they do. professor, thanks so much for coming on tonight and being one of the rare voices against. this i appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> tucker: bernie sanders is rising tonight. we have covered that but it's not by accident. he is rising because our system is failing large parts of the population. bernie sanders will keep rising unless his political rivals offers its own solutions. we will explain what that means just ahead. ♪ pods puts you in control with our moving and storage solutions. pack what you want, we store it for as long as you want. then, we deliver it where you want, so whether you need to move or store your things, pods is here to help you with flex

it's fallen in california. it's fallen in new jersey where i live. it's fallen in several other states. but, again, i think if we can pay attention to those vulnerable voices. those who don't get heard, t the forgotten people and really pay attention to them and not give them lip service we will be deeply skeptical of this. a >> tucker: do you know who loves this health insurers of course they do. professor, thanks so much for coming on tonight and being one of the rare voices against. this i appreciate it.uc >> my pleasure. >> tucker: bernie sanders is rising tonight. we have covered that but it's not by accident.. he is rising because our system is failing large parts of the population. bernie sanders will keep rising unless his political rivals offers its own solutions. we will explain what that means just ahead. h ♪ being a disabled veteran and to have a tooth pain on top of severe ptsd, will take you down in the dump. after several denials, when i went to aspen dental, they gave me a free exam, free x-rays. the doctor comes in and then he's li

massachusetts congressmember seth moulton and bill pascrell of new jersey also walked out. a number of democrats boycotted the night altogether including alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york, ayanna pressley of massachusetts, maxine waters of california al green of texas, , hank johnson of georgia, steve cohen of tennessee, earl blumenauer of oregon, and frederica wilson of florida. none of them came. juan: the father of one of the victims of the mass shooting and parkman, florida, was thrown out after he shouted about his daughter' is death. fred guttenberg was nancy pelosi's guest at the state of the union. he interrupted trump's between trump touted his pro-gun positions. melania trump bestowed the medal of freedom on right-wing radio host rush limbaugh, who has spread racist conspiracy theories about former president barack obama among other racist lies. amy: we will have more on the state of the union as we are joined by two guests, lee fang still with us from san francisco and here new york, roberto lovato. lee, let's start with you. give us an overview of the state o

connecticut, new jersey, illinois, california, i would imagine that makes the high end real estate market very very soft. but the high end real estate market in the floridas and texases and nevadas and maybe tennessees of this world, that's where it's strong. is that right? >> they are going down to the space whe states where income tax is low. they are saving a lot more money if they are moving from a state like say new york and moving to florida, they can save quite a bit of money every year. stuart: funny you should say that. >> yeah. stuart: i cannot move to florida but if i could, i most certainly would. >> naples, right? stuart: yes, i would. i've got to be here five days a week so i can't really do it. but if i build a studio in my house in naples, maybe i can move. you never know. are you guys seeing nasty competition coming from online real estate people? >> you know, they say -- we have seen, right, of course buying up homes, different companies are buying up homes but i don't think it's long term, i don't think there's sustainability there. people, what i'm seeing, especially w

state of new jersey. this is just the beginning of several other states that may be sued in the state of california governor, just a few weeks ago come they trump administration has made it a high priority to make sure local municipalities are cooperating with the government when it comes to illegal immigrants. bret and martha. >> thank you, david, former national security advisor, michael flynn will have to wait a little longer to find out his punishment for lying to the fbi. today, judge and definitely postponed his sentencing and he wants to withdraw his guilty plea that was entered more than two years ago and he had been scheduled for sentencing back on fairbury 27th. 27th grade >> bret: up next, republicans who became democrats look how they affect . >> martha: joe biden, as many crossovers as he can. watch this. >> joe biden with a close here as he's taking selfies at the end of the speech. his finishing pitch, very scripted and he's got a teleprompter here. packed crowd, but he knows the campaign k

he gentleman from new york -- new jersey. mr. pallone: mr. speaker, i yield two minutes now to the california, mr. cardenas. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from extrais recognized for two minutes. cardenas: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise today to express my opposition to president trump's constant efforts to get gut medicaid. let's be clear, this is another attempt by president trump to away from care millions of americans. this block grant proposal is the trump's ongoing the affordable care act. trump is tragically trying to vulnerable in our country -- children, people with disabilities, low-income and seniors. according to a recent study, cutsproposal could lead to of $37 billion, perhaps as much billion a year of health our american to citizens. just two days ago, president these poke right here in chambers, saying that he's out to protect health care for the people. but once again, we see he's americans when all he's trying to do is talk like y and take actions this against the american people and their health care. --now what i

agbarr announcing a round of lawsuits against california, new jersey and a county in washington state. the lawsuit aims to deal with policies that limit cooperation with immigrations and customs enforcement. this is the issue around new york too, dagen. new york will not a allow the department of homeland security to get access to the dmv data. i mean, that's just one of sanctuary you cit city laws. dagen: the cities do anything in their power to shield the federal government from enforcing our immigration laws. at some point -- i've argued this. republicans control -- when they were in control of the house of representatives, the house had the power of the purse and they should have done more to deprive these cities of federal funding. you can't do it after that money is already set aside for these -- you have to do it proactively as an act of the house of representatives. they didn't do that under this president and it's kind of shame on those republicans. >> the trump administration tried to cut off funding but the courts blocked it. >> i would like to say the name of maria fuertes