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At the fbi said bluntly, comey mishandled that, he got hot in a hot kitchen. i watched that conversation about wires and the 25th amendment. whether or not anything was authorized, and thats obviously the language you just spoke about from the deputy attorney general, the question is beyond coming back from the oval office and memorializing a conversation in a memo, which i think is perfectly appropriate, a conversation about secretly wiretapping the president with a wire from the deputy attorne...

Those same expectations. and that, the big point for me is i want the country to meet high expectations. because we dont have that going now. >> she was obviously ready for that question and, you know, was very clear and deliberate in how she was going to give the answer. >> she hasnt shied away from that question. as a matter of fact, she talks about it. shes willing to talk about it. shes willing to expand upon it. thats one of those questions that people ask a lot, right? weve been hearing ab...

The democratic presidential field is far from complete, but as of now there is a big theme amid the candidates. women. senator amy cloak charr was asked at tonights town hall about the changes female candidates face. >> knowing the misogynist history of our country and the previous smear attacks against women candidates, what is your plan to break through the systematic anti-feminist comments or attacks when the bar has been set so high for women and set so very low for male candidates? >> that ...

Better. don lemon, i think youre with us now. great job tonight. thank you so much. >> i am. hi, dana. thank you very much. >> keeping your chair warm. what was your impression? >> i thought she did very well. i thought she was great. shes warm. shes personable. but guess what? shes real. shes a truth teller. and i think from being here in new hampshire thats what people like about her, is that she is not fighting for the far left wing of the party. and so shes somewhere -- shes someone who is a...

President of the united states. and then she answered head on about hey, listen, maybe i was a little bit too tough sometimes but im learning. but nobodys perfect. so she was not afraid of that question. really not afraid of any question here at this town hall. >> and frank bruni, at a time when democrats out there are so hungry for a fighter, theyre hungry for somebody who is maybe practical, maybe can get things done, but also somebody whos not going to shy away from anything or anybody, that ...

When people feel a sense of shame, that impels them -- that should impel them to step down and then make amends. i hate the word shame. its my catholic background. it makes me think of sin and hell and all of that. and theres a moment of not just sin and shame but also reconciliation and forgiveness. and so, the question is, do you do the forgiveness inside of office or outside of office? those are questions were going to be grappling with through 2020. >> jennifer granholm, congresswoman tenney...

Standards, i fight, i think thats good, as long as she can also remain as upbeat as she was tonight. i thought the word practical as i watched her. she was so upbeat from beginning toned except when she got somber in personal moments like when she asked the question from the woman whod been widowed by the opioid crisis. i think people love a warrior if its that phrase we use so often, happy warrior. i think she came across as a happy warrior tonight. >> and mark preston, let me get back to you. ...

Mohammed saleh whos an engineer from keen. go ahead. >> your first name. >> muhammad. >> good to see you. >> thank you, senator. there is a conservative argument for personal responsibility that is often taken too far and ignores the randomness of life and misfortune. do you agree with the progressive view that a justice and equitable society must be built with empathy for the unfortunate? senator, can you share a personal realization from your own journey in life where things fell apart and you...

Buffett -- that saves up to $100 billion now. where he actually pays a rate that is lower than his secretarys. and then one thing i would add to the mix because theres so many things we could do. but one thing alone, comprehensive immigration reform, the bill we had back in 2013 supported by none other than grover norquist. why? because it brought the debt down $158 billion. okay? that is how much it would save. so there are many things we could do that would get us on the right path with regard...

Minnesota, the first female senator from the state, answering questions from the audience for well over an hour. i want to dig in right away on the case she made tonight and go straight to new hampshire. mark preston is there. mark, what a fascinating town hall for a number of reasons. first and foremost because unlike a lot of her democratic competitors in the presidential field she really sort of hewed more toward maybe not the middle but certainly didnt bank left, even when she clearly knew t...