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>> donald trump wants us to fight on his terms. i will beat him by calling this country to a common purpose again. >> every one of those candidates are shown beating donald trump. every one of them. here in tandem, the center for american progress in hillary clintons first campaign for president. the senior director of progressive programming is an m mms nbc analyst and post debate, we have nate silver saying that it looks to him as though joe biden, elizabeth warren, kamala harris are all equal...

Government-run plan? >> on the issues of health care and immigration, the candidates leaning left as msnbcs first read puts it, most democrats still loaf obama, but their top 2020 presidential candidates for the most part have policies that go well beyond what the 44th president ever proposed. our big question were asking today, how is the democratic political world different after the first debates? joining me, nbc news correspondent mike memory, senior director of progressive programming at si...

Away that freedom from the women who are most vulnerable. it has been the law for a while and it has been wrong for a long time. it really is just discrimination. >> historically, senators from both sides voted in favor of funding bills with the hyde language included with it. every current or former member of congress voted in favor of bills that do include the hyde amendment. eight cosponsored a bill that would repeal it. im joined by former republican congressman from florida and the senior d...

In fact, many of the candidates who are now criticizing biden have voted for the hyde amendment in one way or the other. according to politico, that list includes senators elizabeth warren, michael bennet, cory booker, kirsten gillibrand, kamala harris, amy klobuchar, former congressman beto orourke, and congressman eric swalwell. joining me now, senior director of progressive programming for sirius xm and msnbc political analyst, zerlina maxwell, and associated press national political reporter...

Pennsylvania, wisconsin and michigan by less than one point. they acknowledge privately there is reason to be a little bit worried. joining me now, msnbc political analyst, zerlina maxwell, senior director of progressive programming at sirius xm. amy parms and shane gold mmatch are still with us here on set. both have acknowledged my home state is a must win for them. if you look at the trends of pennsylvania, president trump won there in 2016, as weve said. but before that, it was democrat, dem...

Because we live in the south, were not racist. we get it. and then they see their leadership is where it is right now. >> yeah, and ill tell you what. this demonstration behind me is a pro-life demonstration. but youre right. on sunday, when this scandal started to unfold, i talked to people. at the time it was just about the governors issues, rath northam. people saying we should give him time to clear his name. he should have time to find a path forward. now the governor, lieutenant governor a...

Primary season, and now it looks like donald trump could face a potential primary challenger from within the republican party. marylands popular governor larry hogan has been consulting with aides and national critics of trump on whether to per sue a white house bid. im joined by zerlina maxwell, the director of progressive programming for sirius. and peggy noonan is a columnist with the "wall street journal." i love your column. i love it. i used to tweet you after i read it or e-mail you. what...

>> you have an announcement youd like to make. >> i am running for president of the united states. im very excited about it. when i look at this moment in time, i know that the american people deserve to have somebody who is going to fight for them, who is going to see them, who will hear them, who will care about them, who will be concerned about their experience, and put them in front of self-interest. >> senator harris made that announcement on abc and twitter at the same time this morning. h...

Statements. >> the womens march says it rejects anti semitism in all its forms. joining me now director of progressive programming for siriusxm. amy, thank you for coming on. you just joined the steering committee this year. you say you havent spoken to any of the leaders recently, but given what weve just laid out, does any of that give you pause about working with this organization? >> lets take a step back. in 2017 the womens march demonstrated there were millions that werent going to go for ...

Is actually going to be about cleaning up congress and passing reforms to campaign finance to restore the american peoples faith in this institution. >> lets bring in tonights panel. gabe, national correspondent for the new york magazine. susan, republican strategist and msnbc political analyst. currently the director of progressive programming for sirius xm. theres a legal threat we just talked about and also the political threat. the president seem tuesds to be shrugging this off. much as he d...