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Themselves compared to basically dozens of candidates. i explain what she did 10 years ago, five years ago. >> to that point joe biden was on the stump last night talking about how he's the most progressive of those running and then had to walk that back a little bit. >> apologize for saying nice things. hold on. one more soundbite. then we're going to get you guys to both respond. again, or any favorite on news sunday. take a listen. >> i know when the young face in this conversation are not only drive more years of government. then the president, but more executive experience in the vice pre...

Him, were you born to be in this race? >> i think i was born to make myself useful, and i'm not combating anybody. there are going to be competitors more than opponents, i think, among the democrats. and that's a, good thing. i do believe i'm not like the others. i belong to a different generation than most of the others. mine wasas the generation that s in high school when school shootings started to be the norm, we're the generation that's going to be on the business end of the consequences of climatete change, we're also the generation that's on track to be the first in american history to ...

He hopes will make him stand apart in an ever growing field of democratic candidates. with eight years as play yor and eight years as governor he enters the race with the most executive experience. the question is does that matter and can he translate that message to the voters? time will tell. >> thanks so much. let's dive into this far 2020 story. you work for the health care health ca hillary clinton campaign. he seems to be trying to fix it. it is he doing enough? >> from the star he is. he is trying to be more mindful of, you know, he started out going to south car liolina. i think the ot...

President. he has, i always say, a kind feral genius for this media. and it is always easier to run against an possibly than yourself. what we don't know, beyond the mueller report what kinds of things might happen between now and november of 2020. listening to the michael cohen testimony and some of the stories that emanated from it. you wonder what will happen in the southern district of new york might complicate the president's re-election. so i don't think democrats should take for granted that donald trump will lose. even though he lost the popular vote by millions of votes last time. >> ...

Executive experience has its appeal and frankly operating outside of the hothouse of washington has some benefit, because you tend to speak in a different kind of language when you spend all of your time in washington. inslee's pinning his candidacy to one issue, in particular, which is climate change. and he sees himself as kind of a paul revere on this issue. there is no other candidate, they're all talking about climate change, no other candidate has focused on it as he, and that's where he's putting his bet. or at least casting his mission in this race. but one would have to consider him a...