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This his number one issue and it was actually a pretty, you know, well executed political attack, if you will by joe biden. although he did get the facts a little bit wrong. it was consumed that britain consumed versus produced but close enough for him. >> tucker: but it is true that tom steyer got rich in part. >> absolutely. >> tucker: from fossil fuels. it does take boltness path logical denial reality denial for him to run as the climate candidate. >> in fact, annual production for the mines that his hedge fund had invested in increased by, i think, almost 70% or 70 million tons annually. ...

And it was actually a pretty, you know, well executed political attack, if you will by joe biden. although he did get the facts a little bit wrong. it was consumed that britain consumed versus produced but close enough for him. >> tucker: but it is true that tom steyer got rich in part. >> absolutely. >> tucker: from fossil fuels. it does take boldness path logical denial reality denial for him to run as the climate candidate. >> in fact, annual production for the mines that his hedge fund had invested in increased by, i think, almost 70% or 70 million tons annually. so it was a great increase...

Or his son found any evidence of wrongdoing. and pointing out what adam schiff says in a statement just out in the last hour which is that he will look at that list provided by devin nunes, ranking member, consider all of their witnesses in due course but also said this committee's investigation will not be about revisiting what he called sham investigations into the bidens. that is part of what -- >> we lost audio for mike memoli in new london, new hampshire, where joe biden is making the rounds. still in the top tier in new hampshire in the latest polls. head over to iowa now. senator bernie...

There was a poll that showed democratic primary voters actually most of them want people that have substance and big bold exciting ideas. so it's not so much about what candidate can beat trump and the resist mode we came to 2018 on with the wins. i think this conversation around policy ideas and who has the biggest proposals that will captivate the imagination and talk about where we go will be fun for the party to explore. >> so you think actually those policy ideas end up being a distinguishing aspect in this competition? >> sure, they do. so many people are running on progressive ideas but...

Competition? >> sure, they do. so many people are running on progressive ideas but have to distinguish themselves how they get policies passed. you're seeing people double down on economic disparities and figuring that out and people double down on climate change and talk about medicare. those will be driving factors. a lot of lip service has been paid and the voters are looking to see who has a plan to get this stuff done and stimulated by that conversation. that will play out in a way that's fruitful for the party. >> i thought endsly's announcement and the way he is pitching his campaign is...