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Needed to be. i believe we're going to be fine. i'm encouraging people to be active as much as we can, i think we're going to have one. unity is going to be the central message of the democratic party, we have to beat donald trump. we have to be unified. i'll make some decisions later in the race, but right now my job is to help people raise their vision statement. >> if anyone asks you to be their running mate, will you say yes? >> i will have some statements tomorrow about my intentions. >> you will have statements tomorrow about your intens? >> we want to keep you on suspense. i need to go ...

Job is to help people raise their vision statement. >> if anyone asks you to be their running mate, will you say yes? >> i will have some statements tomorrow about my intentions. >> you will have statements tomorrow about your intens? >> we want to keep you on suspense. i need to go back to the state of washington and talk about what i'm going to do in my future political career. tomorrow maybe i can talk to you more about that. >> i'm going to press you anyway. you could run for governor again in the great state of washington. >> right. >> presumably you are considering whether or not you're ...

They are sort of dividing up the antibiden vote or non-biden vote. if one drops out, look out joe. that's my thinking. >> i think this is getting to the heart of the democratic primary debate process. do you want the guy that feels stable and safe or do you want something that feels revolutionary and new. and really elizabeth warren has gained the support by being sort of the nerdy candidate with all of the policies. the challenge to her now is convincing people to vote for her who aren't voting for just her policies. >> aren't there enough progressive left people? >> i don't think there are. ...

One, this is a draft. that the debate process is going to go on through 2020, over 5,000 people have submitted comments. and there are going to be significant rewrites. and, two, this is not a mandatory curriculum. districts can take from it, if they want, they can take parts of it. they can reject parts of it. but i agree, there's nothing wrong with understanding the full scope of our history. it makes good citizens. the fear we have about discussing things like police brutality and racism in white supremacy, it doesn't make us stronger not to discuss those things. >> okay. i want to get you ...

And i thought, you know, vice president biden took it to trump in the opening statement. senator gillibrand had the statement about color oxing the oval office. and he was called a white nationalist. you saw the candidates take it to to donald trump but you saw seven candidates individually attack the vice president. part of that debate was him dealing with the attacks responding to the attacks. you know making points about his opponent records. that's part of the debate process. you saw both things happening last night. >> when did you see. >> i saw candidates making a case. >> feel free we h...