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Amazingly, cnn and msnbc agree with him. hjeff zooker issued a public statement. he didnt do it in his own voice. he prefers to lurk behind the curtain. zucker dispatched creepy spokesman to deliver the party line. >> fox has journalists like bret baierrn who do a good job but every night in prime time democrats are demonized. they are attacked relentlessly by fox news prime timele host. it was always hard for me to imagine a democratic primary debate taking place in those hours when figurativel...

>> that will be in dc next week. thank you to both of you. all right, as we await the mooul -- mueller report, were talking about all of the things we know about trump and putin. coming up next, elizabeth warren proposing a major shake up to the tech industry breaking up some of the largest companies among them. ill explain. youre watching msnbc. explain youre watching msnbc. re open a, every day. thats what 24/7 means, sugar. kind of like how you get 24/7 access to licensed agents with geico....

Dow down, but it has bounced back a bit. is that because of the jobs numbers? or the numbers out of china? >> im not sure it is the job number specifically. you nknow, stock prices are wha people expect corporate profits to be going forward. and that is a soft picture. nobody expects to see the kind of profit growth that we had in 2018. the slowing economy and trade conflict is part of that. there are a lot of reasons for people to be a bit are moare he certainly more than 2018. >> and before he...

Make sure that our candidates have a fair shake and the grassroots can be heard. and i dont -- i just dont have confidence, chris. i need to have 100% confidence before we sign up in a debate. i have 100% confidence, which is why weve signed up with you, that our candidates are going to be at the center of the stage, and that theres going to be no interference from the highest levels of your news organization. >> i understand. >> i dont have that confidence anymore in fox. >> i understand the ar...

Top get the middle of the stage? this was -- i think this was a sort of understated part of donald trumps sort of ability to sort of get the attention in that he was always in the center, because he was always polling with some plurality lead. >> right, those are the things well work out with you all, but, again, our goal is to make sure that everybody is treated fairly and everybody has a fair shake. that is what, i think, is going to separate us from what has happened in the past and i think t...

Dug down on, but i think the process by which we get to that -- those different levels of tax rate are going to be critically important. i dont think theres any question that, you know, whats been going on for the last several decades that the structure of capitalism in the united states has slowly but consistently been working against the middle class and for poor people. you look at both in terms of their security and in terms of their opportunity, theyre not getting a fair shake at creating t...

Table and the grown-ups table, right? which was another weird part of the last go-around, because, obviously, it segments things in a certain way. this is a very technical question, but it proved to be an important one. does the person polling at the top get the middle of the stage? this was -- i think this was a sort of understated part of donald trumps sort of ability to sort of get the attention in that he was always in the center, because he was always polling with some plurality lead. >> ri...

Telemundo, you can live stream it, however you get your news, you can watch it. >> right. >> in addition, we have put in place a system whereby its not only polling that will determine whether you can get on the debate stage, but also grassroots fund-raising. so if you raise -- if you can demonstrate that you have received donations from 65,000, at least, unique donors, including at least 200 donors from a minimum of 20 states, thats another way to get on the debate stage. and we did that becaus...

Demonstrate that you have received donations from 65,000, at least, unique donors, including at least 200 donors from a minimum of 20 states, thats another way to get on the debate stage. and we did that because we want to encourage people to get out there and talk to the grassroots. we modeled this after the campaign finance laws of 1971 and we modernized them to fit todays world. and the most -- one of the most important things is, again, if we have 14 people who qualify, well do it two nights...

Bracket be? what should the top income tax rate be? >> well, im not sure ive got a number right off the top of my head. thats not something that weve dug down on, but i think the process by which we get to that -- those different levels of tax rate are going to be critically important. i dont think theres any question that, you know, whats been going on for the last several decades that the structure of capitalism in the united states has slowly but consistently been working against the middle c...