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States. from the math of this that could work out if you have a big day on super tuesday. but he would be well behind the pack by that point. >> right. and we -- its tough to i think estimate the momentum that can be gained by the candidates who will win or finish first, or second in those early states. there will be a media narrative that develops about those candidates that are winning and its going to be tough for bloomberg. we saw this with mayor giuliani a couple presidential cycles ago, al...

Harder. i represent naturally a very progressive district, but i think across america, people understand when they hear and see the truth and i think that the arguments and the evidence presented during this couple weeks is compelling. >> you have, as you know, some nervous colleagues in less progressive districts than your own, particularly ones that won in swing districts in 2018, flipping from red to blue, do you hear from them concern -- >> most if not all of them are already there. theyve b...

>> yeah. i want to get to that strategy, but jason, first to you, what is a selling point here? >> well, its a very big question. i can tell you what is first of all well start with what is a selling point. hes a moderate. hes a successful businessman. what is not a selling point for him and this is something hes going to have to get at, stop and frisk. you think about that, that policy, you go out to these neighborhoods in new york, a policy that ended in 2014, to this day, it still resonates w...

Wealth inequality. it made it difficult for americans in different circumstances to understand and empathize with each other. y, in truth the number of billionaires is fairly small. it is large and growing. how do you get people at the bottom to have a path to greater wealth and opportunity themselves? >> yeah. its a key question. i like talking to you, john. well keep you around. well talk to you in our next hour. so well see you in a bit. coming up, with well tell you whether the american pe...

That opportunity until things calmed down. i think people like jay-z and the culture of african americans, they needed to understand that we need to, one, step away from this so it wont be as stressful for him as well. i dont think -- hopefully there will be no questions about the protests. so he could actually go there and perform and hopefully have a chance to play again. >> chris, thats a key question. i mean, stepping away from a game for three years, its tough for three weeks, let alone thr...

And efforts on ukraine were a way that maybe the mueller investigation didnt? above board, they write in part, >> in some ways it does, because "president trump had a deep-seeded genuine and it does really put donald trump, responsible skepticism about then candidate trump, at the center of what was roger stones ukraine due to its history of alleged attempts to try to get intel from wikileaks and share pervasive corruption." >> an effective defense if only those with the campaign and it it was r...

Im envious of the young people who do not have the same side on them. but those who were born after the war what were manes is just part of history. and that report by. the oldest you can be used fresh live coverage and reports of the events which led to the fall of the berlin wall 30 years ago right here on the. turning of the u.s. and presidential elections on to sierra way and donald trump could be heading for a tough race an average of all the opinion polls put stroms approval ratings at jus...

Hes doing a key question is who will trump face in 2020 most polls predict that if its former vice president joe biden the chance of trump losing is greatest but many polls suggest the more progressive democratic candidate elizabeth warren could also have a slight edge over trump she is certainly rising in the polls now opinion polls are one way of assessing which way the election could go another is to look at bellwether regions richland county in wisconsin now it has proven to be a reliable in...

Let me read it. its from the "times." it says, after the call, colonel vindman was given a hard copy of the rough transcript to make updates and corrections according to a person familiar with the matter. colonel vindman went through the transcript, made changes, gave his written edits to his boss, mr. morrison, according to the person. well, timothy morrison is expected to testify on thursday. it sounds like a key question will be why some of vindmans edits were made while two corrections were ...

With the matter. colonel vindman went through the transcript, made changes, gave his written et cetera to his boss mr. morrison," according to the person. timothy morrison is expected to testify on thursday. it sounds like a key question will be why some of vindmans edits were made while two corrections were not. >> its a good point because every witness we have builds upon another. they lead us to other questions and other witnesses that we should ask questions. thats a great one for that upcom...