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Dlir differentiator. we have more mayors than governors in the race. he has lowered unemployment, lowered crime, but there was the criticism from his successor. did you see the more on meet the press than in the streets toward the end of his term. thats one of the things, hes been a media figurehead for so long, can he keep that freshness and energy? but is he a raw talent that really stands out in any political field. >> i think he backed off a lot of the media ever aught last four over the las...

She was a star in 2018, no sign of it fading. she is showing the democratic party and voters there that they care about what african-american women think. that is such a strong voting block, it really will make a difference for them in the primary and election. >> it is a fascinating thing the way our world works now, the three biggest stars to emerge from the mid-terms are people that all lost. they are all genuine stars with great candidate field. she will be player going forward. whoever the ...

Crazy unpredictable award season but theyre as close to a favorite as you can get. christian bale for vice and rami malik have been fighting it out for best actor prizes. and now rami malik has the edge and the same too with glenn close over olivia coleman who i expect will probably win the bafta. glenn close never won the oscar. beloved at the sags and she wins. let me tell you why theyre likely to win the oscars. more than any other award shows the sags have a huge influence on the academy awa...

But for 77,000 votes in three states, michigan, wisconsin, and pennsylvania, shed be the president of the united states right now. so its not a critique of her. its more of a reflection of the democratic party looking forward and not looking backwards. >> and maria, as we talk about what a diverse group of candidates the democrats are putting out there this time around, i want you to listen to something tom brokaw said this morning on "meet the press." this was part of a conversation about the g...

Gabbard, john delany and businessman andrew yang. >> also senators ki s kirsten gillibrand and elizabeth warren and south bend indiana mayor pete buttigieg. >> one of those democrats, senator kamala harris, made her first major campaign trip since announcing her run for president. >> she was in south carolina courting a powerful voting block, black women. kyung lah was there. >> reporter: at a home in suburban, maryland, these college friends reflect on their past as up with of their own makes a...

Follow represents a restoration of the traditions of the department that you dont go around accusing people of things in reports when you dont choose to indict. neil: well put. ken starr, very good having you here. thank you very much. >> thank you, and again, happy anniversary from the great state of texas. neil: well, thats a great compliment. i appreciate it. and the new house financial services chair maxine waters is sending shock waves through to banks, and letting it be known theyre a powe...

It was only one bank that could finance a project this difficult and this large, and that was citi. preserving affordable housing preserves communities. so we are doing their kitchens and their flooring and their lobbies and the grounds. and the beautification of their homes, giving them pride in where they live, will make this a thriving community once again. ♪ back with the round table. >> in 2020 millennials will be the biggest voting block. >> left or right? >> in a huge study the left a...

Talked about backing the president in this fight but talk about the fact democrats in the past including many on the hill right now opposing this voted for these very measures not long ago when president obama was president. what is the answer to democrats who say it is immoral, and evil thing to have this wall. >> senator obama voted for the secure fence act and hillary clinton did as well and chuck schumer as well. they definitely did support these measures in the difference in my view is the ...

>> people making $60,000 do they pay-- >> i think that everybody should have skin in the game. very high and very low, everyone should because they have a much more vested interest in how the government is spending money. >> the fairest way to do this, neil, which we really have never had, to go to a flat tax where everyone has skin in the game. if you do that, lets think about it, you would have almost half of the country getting a tax increase. >> the lower half. >> the lower half. now, that w...

2020 candidate? >> i think its a fundraising power house she has found the sweet spot that will encourage a lot of small donors to contribute to her campaign. we have to remember how the primaries are set up. with california moving to march 3rd it will take a fundraising power house to survive that. youre talking baseline $5 million to do that. she will be going up for potentially newsome. she is going to need that type of fundraising capability. i think she will be great. i think a strong point...