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Bloomberg, he can concentrate on delegates from the get-go. so its interesting. im a little skeptical, but hes going to -- he may have a whole different set of rules than every other democrat has to run with. >> you base this on the math youve run on delegates and how this works, and if somebody -- if this race continues to be as competitive as it is and somebody doesnt get a majority of the first round of delegates, the whole situation at the convention changes because a second vote includes a ...

46 other states rather than just those four. its really interesting to see that it could be like a whole new paradigm kind of like trump being able to run. last time with spending less money. because the current paradigm that unless you come in first, second or third in iowa you are not a contender. >> exactly. thats all about momentum. the first four states are about momentum and then the last 46 are about delegates because there arent that many delegates in the first four states. bloomberg can...

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...

Fair. >> it does look like in terms of public opinion and how it changed last week with the public hearings, it did not change in favor of the democrats, we can pull up the latest impeachment poll numbers and shows that now as compared to what october, theres a change of plus 1.6% now 45.3% actually oppose impeachment, so they seem to agree with you. >> yeah, and i would just say looking at the numbers and as someone who used to look at the numbers after i held hearings and reported back to my p...

Education and at the same time not tell the truth about your kid but going to private public school. looks bad. >> dana: do you think the other democratic candidates will call her out again? >> if you start bleeding again. you would do the math, only when she moved up in the polls. we still dont know the situation she talks about. i was pregnant, i was a teacher. when i told them i was pregnant, i lost my job in 1971. they also said you resigned from your position so he leaves problems. >> dana:...

Rachel balkoveck, she is not the first woman to join a major league club, but the first to serve as full-time hitting coach. she was hired earlier this month. she says she encountered discrimination while applying for jobs with baseball teams. the yankees coordinator says the team hired her and it is simple, shes a good coach and made history when saikt cardinals hired her for strength and conditioning position, she was first woman to ever serve in that role. look at her there. a hitting coach i...

Funds was not followed. >> glenn, it seems that democrats would really benefit from subpoena documents and testimonies from mulvaney, is it not worth it to wait? >> well learn very soon from mcgahns litigation over congressional subpoenas whether these people will have to start to comply with subpoena issues from congress. i do think it is worth waiting. i see in carols reporting that we may not be able to leap to the consciousness of guilt ali said, conclusion. it sure looks like when you have ...

For mike bloomberg to be on the stage for people to cut up billionaires for an hour and a half. that would be a bad use of campaign time and resources. >> so whats his argument? >> his argument is i can do what others cant do. ive done it in new york and my own life. and i can give people the same opportunities that i had. >> the same argument that donald trump made in 2016? >> yeah, but donald trump didnt start as a middle income fellow from medford, massachusetts. >> he sold himself as that. >...

Article related to obstruction. >> and to that point, ambassador sondland said the president new, he was acting on the presidents orders, everyone was in the loop. but republicans tried to make that point consistently and you can hear it that a lot of this sounds bad, but none of you heard it directly from the president. >> did the president of the united states ever say to you that he was not going to allow aid from the united states to go to the ukraine unless there were investigations into bu...

>> "inside politics," the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters now. welcome to "inside politics." im john king. to our viewers in the united states and around the world, thank you for sharing your sunday. the trump impeachment process now in a new chapter. democrats must decide the specific charges they will frent to the full house and there is a debate among them about how many articles of impeachment should be drafted, about whether to make it a broad or more narrow case, alleging pre...