the problem, of course, some people are objecting to this senator marco rubio in particular has been very vocal arguing u.s. government employees should not have these stocks in their pensions he will be on at 10. from -- 10:45 eastern time we will here what senator rubio has to say about that back to you. >> thank you, bob pisani the curve continues. let's go the rick santelli in chicago. rick s.. >> carl, not only does the curve continue to steepen, global interest rates are heating up. i have been on the this tune for a while. it gets in fits. today fit fits exactly what's going on many aren't really super optimistic about europe. but maybe there are certain signs things aren't as bad as they seem. but no matter how you slice it, many corporations in europe are really tapping the credit markets. countries are tapping the credit markets and big supply, just think about it this way, if europe's numbers start to get better, we could really have a bit of a tantrum on our hand globally look at a interday of 10s, zooming zoom, zoom let's zoom to the middle of july you can see the only t

marco rubio of the u.s. senate is saying they have expedited the process for voting on this, hong kong human rights and democracy act, which would require an annual review of hong as well as hold accountable with sanctions against individuals in hong kong and in china who congress determines impede the autonomy hong kong is supposed to enjoy under the basic law post the 1997 handover. marco rubio said, we have made very significant progress today. then an aide of the senate is saying a vote could happen as early as next week. then the congress would have to reconcile differences between the house version and the senate version. , theyrse, the white house want to get it done, hammer out a deal with china on the trade front. throw ald perhaps monkey wrench into the plans there. affairsstry of foreign in beijing thursday warning of retaliation if that bill passes. talking other aides about unspecified countermeasures if the house and the senate passed that. and of course of donald trump signs that into law. the

he is more than familiar with marco rubio of florida. what was the victory lap mr. rubio took on this vote against beijing and carrie lam and hong kong? kevin: i don't think you can say whether it is a full victory until the president signs it into law and it is reconciled with the bill in the house. i spoke to an aide of marco rubio who told me this has been one of his driving issues and he wants to see it get over the finish line. this has wide bipartisan support in the senate. this happened yesterday during rush-hour when this was finalized. and theartisan support president has democrats and republicans who want to see him do something on hong kong. tom: what are the ramifications of the president of the united states goes against his party? this is vetoproof. is there a so what factor? kevin: vice president mike pence and forceful terms came out in favor of the hong kong protesters. that was seen as an indication that the vice president is in line with lawmakers. it is fourth quarter and time for a phase i deal between china. this is really happening at a time i

>> we have marco rubio tweet. we heard that mitch mcconnell is vowing to work on the legislation the u.s. congress is trying to push through supporting the protests. human rights bill, marco rubio saying we made significant progress today to pass the hong kong human rights and democracy act in the senate. mitch mcconnell said -- he denounced beijing's insatiable thirst for control of hong kong. we do have the ministry of foreign affairs chairperson, he blasted the potential u.s. action. facing anng is not issue of so-called human rights and democracy but an issue of how to end the violence and restore law and order. the u.s. congress is turning a blind eye to destruction and vandalism, boosting the arrogance of radicals. the purpose is nothing to disrupt hong kong stability and prosperity and to contain china's development. we resolutely oppose that. >> there was more teargas fire this morning. protesters gathered in front of hong kong polytechnic university. victorial crossing harbour, protesters barricaded that.

you have senator marco rubio calling for entities in the u.s. to divest from china exposure. even if the trade war does get degree over what the next months or years could they change the relationship with china? for the nexttion year is that we will probably get to a phase i. then the action will shift to all of these foreign policy and security issues. it may not come from robert lighthizer, but more from the white house, because they are determined to confront beijing. tariffs,n trade, doesn't mean we will see a slowdown against actions from chinese technology companies, actions on the trade front. those pressures will weigh on the sustainability. romaine: can we talk about maybe what the resolution could be? there seemed to be a sentiment that this was sort of hong kong united or as united as you could be in a society like that. i am starting to get the sense now that this is not necessarily the case? >> the political crisis, had it in addressed in june, we might have seen an easy resolution. now there are deep fissures in hong kong society and the identity relative to th

. >> and at least one dozen republicans and marco rubio. remember him cracks. [laughter] and was a champion of that bill and there was a stigma at the time the republican party was thought to be guided by the autopsy of 2012 losing to obama and the bad economy which shocked a lot of republicans they had to change and adjust but john boehner by all appearances probably wanted to pass it back to those standards as an old-fashioned pro-business republican wants to grease the wheels for many making with prohibition and reform and so forth. and yet he would not hold a vote on it in the house and retrospect that is a precursor for what we have now. so it's interesting to me of this book is you are somewhat optimistic that even though it's so dark right now in a nationalist doing everything he can to reduce legal immigration and cruelty upon cruelty upon immigrants and so forth and in two years all of a sudden we can be in a situation. so i'm hoping you can talk about how we move from that 2013 and 2014 and suddenly we can start thinking about real reform. >> that's a

originally sponsored by republican marco rubio, the senate majority leader is pushing it tonight as a big call to action for the president to take a tougher stand on beijing amid the violent clashes >> unanimously passable reaffirming hong kong's autonomy, the bill which is to be recognized with a similar house version requires the us to annually review china's treatment of the semi as monasteries, originally responded by marco rubio and the senate majority leader, pushing it tonight is a big call to action for the president to take a tougher stand on beijing amid violent clashes in hong kong. wilbur ross telling fox news he is fine-tuning a trade deal with china. the violence against women act sounds like legislation every lawmaker could get behind but bipartisan talks in the senate are stalled is the issue heats up on the 2020 campaign trail. one republican senator taking matters into her own hands moving forward with her and bill to reauthorize the law and suggesting politics are getting in the way of funding a variety programs related to race and domestic abuse. republican senator

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as a come as you mentioned marco rubio has been one of the more outspoken members of congress in and trying to get universities to kick these institutes off. again the universities are reluctant to do it because they've reliant on it so again you have this finance and influence power working together and of course on the student and researcher front there are at least 300,000 chinese students now not all of them are spies but all of them can be called upon by chinese security agencies to conduct work for them. in fact just recently there was an arrest of the chinese national in the united states who was involved in what was known as the thousand islands program and this is a this is one of the chinese government's biggest programs to get officials who have expertise to go from the united states to china and there was mention for the first time in the indictment in this case that this chinese official was working with one of the confucius institutes on a university in massachusetts which wasn't identified by name but most likely was mit or massachusetts institute of technology. >> hos

democrat,n cardin, a is the cosponsor the bill along with marco rubio, for the republicans and a key ally to the president. both parties are really pushing this quickly, we expect the house to vote this afternoon or this evening on the senate version of the bill. which would then very shortly had to the president's desk. president trump has not said one way or another whether he supports or opposes the bill but it does put them in a difficult position in terms of the trade deal he is trying to get through right now. vonnie: so for how long could he stall before he has to make a decision? how long can it sit on his desk? dan: assuming speaker pelosi enrolls the bill today which we don't know yet, obviously we have to see how the vote plays out. he would have i think about 10 days to either sign it or send it back to congress with the veto message. the issue then of course becomes whether the house or senate would vote to override the veto. the hong kong human rights and democracy act which is being debated right now has passed both the senate and house, different versions of it with u

politicians such as senator marco rubio who tweeted last night after the bill was passed by both house and senate, quote, over the last 24 hours by a cumulative vote of 517-1, the united states congress has made it clear that america is going t to hashtag, sand with hong kong. there are a few students on the campus, they are hiding out. we spoke with the student union president earlier today and he told us that those students are trying to figure out any way they can to get out of here without being arrested. listen here. >> they tried running out from sewage system, they want to go out by roof or climbing out. >> reporter: police appear to be confident that they can catch any of those students who do try to make a run for it. they still have this campus surrounded and they appear for now to have backed off the idea of storming the university to try to flush out those remaining students, although clearly that approach, lauren and cheryl, could change at any moment. lauren and cheryl, back to you. cheryl: jonathan, thank you. lauren: apple could be getting a break on tariffs. cheryl: bu

well, people like donald trump and marco rubio are saying bolivians forced president morales out because he was trying to stay in power too long with a fourth term. people like a.o.c. and sanders say bolivia didn't break laws, were just trying to overthrow a socialist leader. who knows more than intersection ail fairs than donald trump? ( laughter ) all right, so now another south american country has a power vacuum. no matter what you think of president morales, it's chaos for a country to be leaderless. can you imagine if it happened to america if trump just went away? maybe that's a bad example. ( cheers and applause ) no! no no! ( cheers and applause ) no! no! any other country, any other country then. ( laughter ) be, like, trump is the only leader that can disappear and everyone would be, like, wow, this works better without him. you guys want to watch disney plus? let's do it. that's it for the headlines. let's move on to the top story. ( applause ) >> trevor: in the three years donald trump has been president, america has changed in many ways. the country is more divided than eve

florida senator marco rubio has been marketly vocal in expressing his support for protesters saying in part "now more than ever the united states must send a message to beijing, the free world stands with hong kongers in their struggle." the house passed a similar version of the bill but it remains unclear if president donald trump will support it. all this as clashes between protesters and police become increasingly violent with riot officers threatening to use live bullets against demonstrators. >> the most gruesome, like if s any plan, not only take-- >> reporter: while senator rubio said he expects the bill to pass next week, chinese state media are calling congressional efforts "arrogant arrogant and dangerous." fox news. >>> a chinese drug approved as anticancer therapy, beijing approval for capsule drug that can now be used for treating adults with mantle cell lymphoma, it is a type of cancer that attacks infection- fighting white blood cells and causes tumors. in one clinical trial 84% of patients had tumor shrinkage. >>> kaiser perm nent aceo, bernard tyson, was remembered as

richard, i spent a year on t thexh -- on a statewide senate campaign trail when marco rubio washe running for exhausting pr you and your family. beto did that, nearly won the senate race and jumped into the presidential race. >> have youd talked to him? >> to your point and chris -- >> have you talked to him since friday 12. >> i have not talked to him since friday. i think he's going to stick with his decision. when texas tay goes particularlr the electoral college, welcome to generations of democrat controlling the white house. changes once er texas goes hablue. >> texas or georgia, you pick it, that will mean a lot. chris lu, speaking of beto o'rourke, what does that say about your, party's candidates right tynow? will we see more dropping out? why didn't he succeed? >> well, look, i think the challenge in this race is that there are so many candidates. you do need a lot of money to run these national campaigns. that being said, i think the race is fairly c fluid at this point.fa i think a lot of people have been focusing on the top three. i've beenoc intrigued by the ri of pete buttig

senators including marco rubio calling the decision foolish and promising consequences. former senator and attorney general jeff sessions is desperately trying to earn president trump's approval. he dug himself a big hole to do that. he started out with a maga hat. that's not a bad start, in his most recent campaign ad. he says he's going to work for the president's endorsement and claims the president won't have a better supporter of his agenda in the senate. i wonder what he told him when he was made attorney general. the 2020 trump cap pain using the dim's sham impeachment extravaganza to haul in a lot of cash. the same amount raised two weeks ago when nancy pelosi's partisan impeachment process vote occurred. joining us tonight, fox political analyst the savant himself, ed rollins. let's start with this effort to hang their hats on the part of the radical dimms on two diplomats who had never seen anything or heard anything themselves. but they heard it from -- you talk about crazy to put them in front of that hearing. >> they were the lead witnesses. they thought the

denounced marco rubio the hong kong government. rudy --iuliani is -- rudy giuliani is facing a federal investigation over possible campaign finance regulations. u.s. official says the inquiry could incurred -- could include charges of conspiracy and breaking laws on charges of bribing foreign officials. it is a threat -- u.s. china trade talks are said to have stumbled over washington's demand that beijing spells out how it plans to purchase as much as $50 billion of farm produce a year. we are told chinese negotiators are pushing back on a proposal they provide monthly, quarterly, and annual targets for tart ashford totals -- for totals. a-day, ons, 24-hour's air, and on tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. ofhaad: we have had a range gloomy data exposing how global growth does remain vulnerable to trade tensions and dependence on u.s. economic momentum. in japan, growth slowing. ran down hikes stockpiles of goods. germany may have dodged a technical recession but only a

on capitol hill and congress, senator marco rubio, they has been skeptical. he needs to lay out not just a phase one deal, but a path forward beyond that. shery: when it comes to phase one, do we have any dia of the size, any of the tariffs already in place? >> donald trump said it would include 60% of the deal they thought they had in may. it is unclear how he gets that number. some other folks have a much lower number. shery: you are not necessarily -- there are going to be commitments on intellectual property in the phase one deal. in the beginning of some concessions on forced technology. there will be bigger openings, things like the financial sector. some of the things china is doing already. if you can wrap them in a bow, maybe you can get a win for both sides. shery: so many questions unanswered. sean trying to help us with where the negotiations are going. >> thank you very much for that. breaking news coming out of the hong kong government. it is to do with their reaction to the house passing this bill that backs the protesters in hong kong. saying

i tend to think that people like marco rubio are desperate hypocrites. they have shown themselves to be craven, we can hypocrites rep. trott: administration. but they claim to have a conscience and if they have any shred of dignity, any shred of confidence, they will see the obvious criminality that has been set forward by the public trials. give me a quartet of those. give me mitt romney. give me michael lee. towards 18,getting 19 senators. who is going to be the last senator? who is going to be the one to save trump? me -- pat toomey going to say no, i will be the one to save trump? to 20.et it is hard and unlikely, i understand that. but i think for democrats to be defeatist about it or act like there is no chance, and the senate leadership to throw their hands up and act like the republicans cannot be given something, cannot be dealt with, i refuse to the that fatalistic about it because the crimes are so obvious. rita int's hear from new jersey, democrats line. caller: good morning. i'm a first time caller, i'm very nervous. guest: don't worry, i do

even they are grateful for language of senators like marco rubio, who tweeted after house passed bill already approved by senate quote, over the last 24 hours, by acom au.s. congress mt clear america is going to stand with hong kong. a few dozen students remain holed up on campus, determined to avoid arrests and looking to get out anyway they can. >> they try running out from sewage system or by some roof or climbing out and jumping down from the building, and trying to go up from rope and trying to find someone to take them out. they are looking for government -- different ways. reporter: chinese government condemned the hong kong human rights and democracy act, saying that u.s. administration should stop interfering in china's internal affairs. elizabeth: thank you. >> china inviting u.s. negotiators to trouble for another round of trade talks, december 15 date for more tariffs is fast approaching, as beijing threa threatened washinn more severe counter measures. we take it up with robert charles thank you for joining ut. how could the hong kong protests legislation there affect the

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senator marco rubio was tweeting that they had made progress. basically we could see this vote anytime soon. what that means is a special review every year. caroline: fascinating. thank you very much indeed for more on the stories. don't miss daybreak asia and australia. don't miss this, the oil report comes out. joe: and economic data numbers for retail sales in april. that is all for "what'd you miss?." caroline: have a very good evening. ♪ when you rest on a leesa hybrid mattress, bedtime is no longer simply the time you go to sleep. it's time to switch off and catch up. enjoy me time, and we time. 40 winks or 8 hours solid. the leesa hybrid mattress combines two technologies to give you deeper rest and rejuvenation. 1,000 pocket springs provide edge to edge support, responsiveness and comfort. while premium foams relieve pressure, keep you comfortably cool and limit motion transfer. leesa's hybrid mattress is not only recommended by experts, experts choose to sleep on it too. order online and we'll ship it to your door so you can try it ri

this week marco rubio said the witnesses of hong kong standing up everyday to defend their long freedom against an increasingly aggressive beijing and hong kong government. now more than ever the united states must send a message to beijing that the world stands with hong kong and the struggle. the house unanimously passed a similar version of the bill last month but it is not clear if president trump will support it. given that it could further complicate the ongoing trade negotiation with china, chinese in the state media has slammed the congressional efforts as arrogant and dangerous and this week the chief of staff to vice president pence said the u.s. is closely watching how china respond to the hong kong protest as well. >> we agree they need to make sure the agreement they signed with the brits is maintained and protected. that's an indication of how they will conduct other agreements across the globe and other trade deals and other agreements. >> mitch mcconnell through his support behind the hong kong bill saying the senate needs to stand with hong kong, senator rubio said it c

last time, you had -- do you think marco rubio should be jealous? little michael? >> dana: i'd be glad! is >> juan: enough , right? because, i mean -- last time was pretty rough. little marco, lying ted, do you want to see that phase, carly i think it's a shot at biden and david axelrod, who manned obama's campaign, said today that he thought that this is a vote of no confidence coming from bloomberg targeted at biden. the second part is the money issue because biden has been struggling with money and bloomberg obviously has unlimited money. wall street this week one of the unsold tories is wall street has just been going bananas over the idea that liz warren might beat biden and is going to go after wall street. i think that's what we are seeing here. i want to remind you guys that in terms of the popular spirit of america on the left of the right right now, i don't think any billionaire is going to do that well. this is the second building eric. tom steyer and now bloomberg in the democratic race. the rich pay more taxes? good idea. why is the system rig for the

marco rubio might have gotten a higher voting share and maybe one colorado but that wouldn't have gotten the college win if he could afford some of the upper midwestern states donald trump had the unique appeal to something i certainly didn't see that a lot of the republican primary voters saw. they were shifting gears and it's an interesting observation in the book it's what we generate and this ties in with what patrick was saying or the economic models but in truth the data only goes back to the 1950s and before that you don't have very good pulling into the economic data that we rely on our spotty. if you go back before that, those like 1908 were they held power despite the fact those like 1819 or 76 were in really bad depression don't fit that mold and it's that for most of the time the data had been collected to time. over thhow were the majority han living memory of the great depression and world war ii that followed it and it's like a little lightbulb in the head. people said maybe it's palletization. we noticed it doesn't move but what if it is just all these models we built up

marco rubio and mitch mcconnell --eted about this around this might suggest there could be an issue that could be, a u.s.-china trade deal. david: that is the point. the u.s. china trade deal. it has been going back and forth about whether it was going forward or not. first it was, than they could not to the agreement. all that need is a further complication of congress getting involved on hong kong. abigial: we learned more this week when president trump spoke and did not say anything new about the trade deal. i've heard a number of experts say even a bad deal would be cheered because it would be some sort of certainty. now we have these headlines about a possible further conflict and puts another piece of uncertainty into an already uncertain situation where it is back-and-forth every day. david: we will get together almost every week day and talk about the trade going up and down in the market. every day to some version of that story. volatility in terms of headlines or market moves -- a three-day rally for bonds. david: many thanks to abigail doolittle for joining us. that would turn

rubio tweeting, it's a potential serious threat to our country. ers t tartds t users. box tiktok. >> reporter: after russia's attempts to compromise the 2016 u.s. election through facebook, senators are concerned that tiktok could be a target of foreign manipulation. >> the concern is that chinese censors are looking at this or it's being stored on chinese servers. >> reporter: tiktok, fighting back, says in a statement, we store all tiktok user data in the united states with backup redundancy in singapore. our data centers are located entirely outside of china and none of our data is subject to chinese law. we are not influenced by any foreign government including the cheenz. chinese. tech experts say this is a great reminder to be mindful which downloading any app. most are collecting information to send you targeted ads and gather details about your location. bottom line, you don't know where the information you share with most apps could end up. n streeon weoe, abc news,an is popula onhe w he ha passion project that's having a positive impact

when you take a risk you have marco rubio, lindsey graham, we have a good representation now on an issue that if we are not part of it will get rolled again with something crazy like the green new deal. i am coming at it to use technology, innovation, something we can afford that is practical. reforestation, conservation methods, trying to capture .arbon looking at fossil fuels, we have a lot of them. when you use them you put co2 into the atmosphere. david: it's the problem with a carbon tax political or theoretical? theoretically carbon taxes address the externality. the government is not prescribing what people do, they are saying this is what it costs, you decide. sen. braun: it is political. the big difference between , the industry is fighting its own reform every step of the day. they risk being a business partner with bernie sanders and medicare for all. climate, the to industry and its marquee participants are interested in addressing climate issues including a carbon tax. in ourd never work conference until all of the "ayers in the industry said that is better than the regulati

. >> talk to me about senator marco rubio who was a target in the 2016 election of miller, you say. >> yeah. some of this is -- on one hand some of this is just politics. in the context of what we know about stephen miller's views from these emails, we can see that the attacks on rubio are heavily racially tinged. at one point he sends an email using the #rubio's new american century and he does it in the context of a story about a woman who is raped and murdered, beaten to death with hammer by a person who is -- has a latin last name. so he is really trying to tie rubio to all kinds of, you know, really horrific stuff that he associates with latin immigration. >> the white house responded to you recall reporting say the southern poverty law center is waging, quote, an anti-semitic attack against miller. what is your response to that? >> it's utterly offensive and completely ridiculous. we have seen a huge rise in anti-semitism during the trump era that is very scary and it is, of course, related to the fact that, you know, miller, you know, from my point of view, miller's vision to m

rubio coming out and thanking the president essentially praising him for signing this despite those questions over whether or not he was going to do it, and jim, you can see in this statement that the president put out along with the announcement that he had signed this bill on where he stands with this, because essentially it was in support of president xi, china's leader because he wants those two sides to be able to work this out themselves. the question is whether or not the president goes any further than this or if we just leave it here with him signing this bill, jim? >> all right. cnn's kaitlan collins and thank you very much for that update. we appreciate it. just ahead, severe weather from coast to coast snarls holiday travel. we'll get the latest forecast next. built for freedom, power and rebellion. and just when you think you know where they're going. they do something unexpected. something that moves us all forward and holds nothing back. the all-electric mustang mach-e. the newest member of the family. with retirement planning and advice for what you need today and to

rubio is doing with the equitable act and possibly delisting chinese equities >> so let's talk about the chinese equity picture right now. there is a sense that perhaps everybody is getting caught up in u.s./china trade. is this a scenario where investors can still feel confident about investing in chinese companies given the current climate? >> i don't think that we have a choice there is so much liquidity in the market and so much money out there, it is the only game in town is to invest. and we're being pushed to china more and more. i'm not comfortable with it. i don't do it simply because there really is no rule of law against stealing from american investors. and that has not been fixed. and it is not really being addressed in phase one of the trade deal so i'm not happy about that. >> are you confident -- phase one, rumblings of a possible phase two or three down the line are you a person who believes that this is going to get resolved anytime soon? >> i'm not somebody who believes that there will be a phase two if there is a phase one. i would give president trump all the cre

florida senator marco rubio has been vocal in voicing his protest. saying now more than ever the united states must spend a message to beijing, that the free world stands with hong kongers in their struggle. last month the house unanimously passed a similar version of the bill but it remains unclear if president trump will support it. all this as clashes between protesters and police become increasingly violent, with officers threatening to use live bullets against demonstrators. >> if the government show anything or any plan to stop this oppression, they should answer. >> senator rubio said he expects that bill to pass. chinese state media are calling congressional efforts, quote, arrogant and dangerous. at the white house, i'm kevin corke, fox news. >>> the supreme leader of iran is not backing down from his decision to raise the price of gasoline by 50%. the move sent off violent protests which led to the deaths of 27 people. roads have been blocked. cars burned. banks, fuel stations and government buildings have been attacked after the regime dec

marco rubio, nikki haley, ted cruz -- i can go down a long list of people who are somewhat supportive of this president. secretary of state mike pompeo all spoke this way. the question, did they mean what they said then or what they say now? that's what this is about. lindsey graham is one of a long list of people. >> do you think he meant what he said then? >> i think they and i think a lot of those other folks meant what they said, too, but as you suggested earlier on, i think relevance matters to somebody to be in the game. i had been critical as the president then as a candidate and didn't say things nearly as frank as they did and i meant what i said and haven't changed my opinion. others have. many like to be close to pow around itpower and it's important. >> you decided you're not in the political realm at the moment. decided to leave. listen to what michael bloomberg's said. >> 31 congress seats in the country that are swing districts. mike bloomberg spernt an enormous amount of money, time and leadership to focus on the election the. 15 elected where women. if you're in one o

rubio, he tweeted the people of south carolina are embarrassed by nikki haley, to which you responded, bless your heart. here's what you were saying during the campaign. >> donald trump is everything i taught my children not to do in kindergarten. i taught my two little ones, you don't lie and make things up. >> during anxious times it can be tempted to follow the siren call of the angriest voices. we must resist that temptation? >> when you were talking about those loudest voices, angriest voices, in that context you were talking about donald trump, correct? >> he was one of them, yes. >> we're talking about a man who has filed for bankruptcy four times. i will not stop until we fight man that chooses not to disavow the kkk. that is not a part of our party. that's not who we want as president. we will not allow that in our country! >> i see you smiling. >> yeah. >> you were very serious. >> it was good, a fine time. >> what happened since then? >> nothing happened since then. what i can tell you is those issues that i had with him then i did have with him, and the issues i've had wit

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and i told my two little ones to do exactly what marco rubio did in the last debate. when a bully hits you, you hit that bully right back. >> cnn national political reporter maeve reston joins me. incredible to look back where beam just a few short years ago. >> i was at that rally, brooke. >> sure you were. think about what she said to savannah, of all the things to defend the president on right now. truthfulness? really? >> well, i mean, it's just so fascinating the reason why her book and these interview have gotten so much attention is because for the last three years she was pretty much the best tightrope walker there was in the trump administration in the sense she would occasionally distance herself a little from the president or offer something that sounded like mild criticism, but never these departures we've seen, know, from other officials. she's always had very smart people around her. clearly, you know, she's playing the long game potentially and most likely for a run in 2024 and clearly decided that right now the smart political play is to embrace trump

>>you want to you about what i have noticed recent comments by marco rubio china's foreign ministry has protested against the us interference in hong kong's internal affairs, he ought to said that the us legislation's interference in hong is an internal affair for the u s i think this is a big joke how can rubio be a senator. >>but if president trump signs the hong kong human rights democracy act into law. surely dow will affect the trade war and that will affect always feature right great. >>you know it because we would give up the us market entirely. how would it affect us. we don't have chance to go to the us and serve the american people because the american people don't need us right with ash and then we won't serve them. >>so as well we given up on the us market entirely sure financial and fun she made bush's top well as of now we can say that we have completely given up on the us market must still fight for our rights which have been promised by the us constitution shi tao ever the american peop rejected her services. >>for example at are rising, they don't purchase our products.

originally sponsored by republican marco rubio, the senate majority leader is pushing it tonight as a big call to action for the president to take a tougher stand on beijing amid the violent clashes in hong kong. tonight, commerce secretary wilbur ross telling fox news he is fine. he is fine-tuning a trade deal with china. the violence against women act sounds like the legislation that every walton to lawmaker good behind but bipartisan talks in the senate are stalled at the issue heats up on the 2020 campaign trail. so one republican senator is taking matters into her own hands. moving forward with her own bill to reauthorize the law and suggesting politics are getting in the way of funding a variety of programs relating to rape and a mystic it is. it turned me now, joni ernst us again. >> going to be here. >> shannon: so let's talk about this. i know that you were talking -- working, trying to make this a bipartisan measure, that sort of fell apart. here's what the senate minority leader, the top democrat chuck schumer has to say. >> senator ernst is simply afraid of the nra. ask se

rubio raised this same point to me unsolicited when we were talking for the book. they said essentially if 9/11 happened today, do any of us think that the response would be anything close to what we saw back in 2001? and sadly i think the answer is, no, think the country has become so deeply polarized, not just along political lines, but along those sort of cultural fault lines and we have become, you know, self-selected into these ideological echo chambers and the geographic clustering of the electorate. there's so many of these dynamics obviously that we can examine the political change through. but all of it adds up to a country that is sort of at war with itself. and that has manifested itself in any number of different ways. but trump clearly exploited some of that uneasiness, some of that tension that was simmering within the party and the culture itself have some anoth itself. >> another story is about mark meadows republican north carolina, he -- of the freedom caucus. here it is. when word leaked to gop leadership that meds domeadows d been involved in th

rubio and mitt romney. gentlemen, thank you both for being here. lanhee, you take issue with the sentiment expressed in that a.p. report. you think that things in particular in virginia were heading in a direction where gop was at a disadvantage. >> yeah. well, particularly i think virginia, we can separate virginia from kentucky and mississippi. virginia was a state that donald trump lost by five points, mitt romney lost in 2012. it's a state that's been trending toward the democrats. i think the challenge in virginia, is, though, the same challenge that republicans face elsewhere, which is that in the suburbs, particularly those northern virginia suburbs around washington, d.c., and now increasingly even the areas along the coast there, areas that previously were very much republican, those areas are moving away from the republicans. and that is a generalizable trend. but virginia specifically, that's been moving away from republicans for a while. >> jason, what do you make of the successes in kentucky an

marco rubio tweeted out, what he thought that must have meant, we can't trust backwards, uneducated everyday people to decide the presidency. this must be decided by the enlightened people in washington, d.c. what did you make of that line in her letter? >> well, i thought it was a little overwhelming. i mean the fact of the matter is, the idea that a bunch of house democrats can overturn the election in 2016 is just, pretty unbelievable in this country. we have an election coming up now, in less than a year. if you want president trump to be president, vote for president trump. if not, vote for somebody else. the theater we're seeing up here. no telling what the cost is to the taxpayers, money that can go to reduce the debt or something. neil: yeah. >> it is very political. mainstream america is not watching it. we need to get it over with, to move on to things like usmca that really mean something to our country, our states and the world. neil: by -- charles: by the way sir, you were at hearing with private equity. we were discussing with this before you came on. share what you learned, wh

this week senator marco rubio said the world witnesses the people of hong kong standing up every day to defend their long cherished freedoms against an increasingly aggressive beijing and hong kong government. now more than ever the united states must send a clear message to beijing that the free world stands with hong kongers and their struggle. the house unanimously passed a similar version of the bill last month, but it is not clear if president trump will support it, given that it could further complication the ongoing -- complicate the ongoing trade negotiations with china. chinese state media has slammed the congressional efforts as arrogant and dangerous. this week the chief of staff to vice president pence said the u.s. is closely watching how china responds to the hong kong protests as well. >> we agree that they need to make sure that that is the agreement they signed with the brits is maintained and protected. i think that's an indication as to how they will conduct other agreements across the globe in other trade deals and other agreements. >> senator rubio said his bill

. >> and she has seen all the videos for herself of 2016 when she's standing by marco rubio, saying that the president is a liar and she teaches her kids, back then, not to be like candidate trump. it's interesting what charlie says. it makes you question the timing. she could have written a super trump book next year when he got re-elected and jumped on board then. why now? >> she also defended him on impeachment. i understand the political calculation. what i don't understand, even kondi rice, who donald trump has tweeted his support of, said what he did with ukrainians is not appropriate. she defended it. that will be her legacy. she'll take that to the voters if she runs. we'll have sneak in our last break and be right back. in ourt break and be right back. let me , i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. learn how homeowners are strategically using a reverse mortgage loan to cover expenses, pay for healthcare, preserve your portfolio and so much more. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some

if it had been president jeb bush or president marco rubio or president ted cruz, probably would have worked. look, if i were the democrats, i'd pay the gas bill to air force one and say, go do rallies because it is not working out like they think it does. >> our thanks to two of our friends, rick wilson and karine jean pierre. "the 11th hour" continues right after this. r this office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! the medicare enrollment deadline is only days away. with so many changes, do you know if your plan is still the right fit? having the wrong plan may cost you thousands of dollars out of pocket, and that's why i love healthmarkets, your insurance marketplace. with their new fitscore, they compare thousands of plans from national insurance compan

rubio's 2016 presidential campaign. steve, i'll start with you. what is the simple message that democrats need to drive home to convince americans of their argument that this is a president who deserves to be impeached? >> 54% of americans, basically all the swing voters in the country, agree that what the president did is wrong. so the democrats want to keep building simply a fact-based case that the president indeed did withhold aid from ukraine, trying to pressure the president of ukraine to begin an investigation of joe biden and his son, and biden is his principal opponent for president. that is absolutely an abuse of power. >> alex, what about republicans, what's the clear and simple message to convince americans that this is not a president that deserves to be impeached? >> that this is a partisan inquiry. i think the vote that they had in the house a couple of weeks ago is the best thing that's happened to president trump in a long time because not a single republican voted to move forward with this inquiry unde

senator marco rubio tweeting any platform owned by a company in china which collects massive amounts of data on americans is a potential serious threat to our country. >> tiktok is collecting data on our users to show ads. that is very much, like, what's on the box when you install tiktok and any of these free apps. >> reporter: after russia's attempt to compromise the u.s. election in 2016 through facebook, senators are concerned that tik tok could be a target of foreign manipulations. >> the concern is chinese censors are looking at this or it's being stored on chinese servers. >> reporter: tik tok fights back saying in a statement, we store all tiktok user data in the united states with backup redundancy in singapore. our data centers are located entirely outside of china, and none of our data is subject to chinese law. we are not influenced by any foreign government including the chinese. tech experts say it's a great reminder to be mindful when downloading any app, no matter how popular it is. at the very least they're collecting information to send you targeted ads. they can al