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call the number on your screen call this number now. good morning. it is 5:00 in the east, 2:00 a.m. in the west. i'm jeff bennett. >> and i'm francis rivera in for yasmin vossoughian. this hour, the winners, the losers and the most powerful moments. >> i do not praise racists.
mayor. he is having trouble and he admitted that he's failed on the job. i can't imagine democrats putting him forward with that record in the city and thinking he's going to beat donald trump in debates. i think when you have that many candidates running, more than 20 candidates running, something like this is the end of your campaign. >> brian, no disrespect to you, but donald trump has failed the american people on the job so i can't imagine why republicans would want to vote him in for is second term and i think -- >> we have to leave it there. >> -- good -- >> we're spilling over. i appreciate your respecting our time. thank you, guys. brian darling, antujuan seawright, i wish we had more time. i'm frances rivera. >> and we have a special edition of "morning joe," live from miami. have a great day.
go to tim ryan for america.com. the economic message and not just beating trump. but winning the senate back too. >> back to you, francis. >> we're going to boomerang it back. >> each one of us, paid more in taxes than amazon and netflix combined. and more than donald trump has paid in the last 30 years. that's not capitalism, that's crony capitalism. that's not opportunity, that's oppression. so we need a tax code, a country that rewards hard work, not tax evasion. we fight in 2020 for our democracy, in the greatest democracy in the world, we shouldn't have voter suppression. the filibuster, gerrymandering
climate change. it's going to take that focus to say, how do we get rid of metha methane, like we did in colorado. we got the i'll and gas companies to sit down together. how are we going to close those coal plants that are generating electricity. no more natural gas, these are all things that -- these are things we have to do fast, like tomorrow. >> all right, governor, thank you so much. it's great to see you. >> back to you, francis. >> we're going to go to the podium where tim ryan is speaking. >> they have divided us, they run away with all the money. it's like the old country music song, they get the gold mine, we get the shaft. i'm telling you, folks, i'm
>> i want to go to al sharpton. we have that any moment now, i know he's making his way, andrew yang is there. he just spoke. this is a chance that -- this is the opportunity. the only part about him, we know he's the opposite of donald trump, an asian guy who likes math. we know he's for giving adults that $1,000 income. but what is it that south carolina voters want to hear from him or andrew yang that they're wanting to get to know. >> well, i think that andrew yang laid some of that out, and i have him here with me now, thank you for joining us. francis, i'm going to talk with andrew, let him speak for himself. as you spoke today, mr. yang, you talk to an audience mostly african-american, you have distinguished yourself in the campaign as being the opposite of donald trump.
they have legitimate support and organization on the ground. hoping that leads to other people coming into the fold and building that support from there. voters are listening to not only the issues, they want to believe that they can support someone who can win. and many candidates have that opportunity as voters are listening to all of them at this moment. >> all right to all of you. thank you. let's go back to where it's all happening, where we're hearing from them, have you tim ryan who just joined al sharpton. welcome back. >> francis, i'm here with congressman tim ryan who just spoke to this convention. you put a focus on economic issues. you are a congressman from ohio. and challenging a party to take the offense on economic issues. expound upon that. >> the president says the unemployment rate is low, the stock market is high. and the reality of it is, 75% of americans are living paycheck to
lives. >> the debates are less than a week away. how are you going to distinguish yourself? >> it's the message i've been bringing to voters across this country no one else on the stage will bring and this message of understanding how our foreign policy is inseparable from domestic policy. that we have to deal with the cost of war ending the wasteful tax dollars and invest those dollars and making it so we can provide health care for all. we can rebuild our crumbling infrastructure. >> congresswoman tulsi gabbard, thank you so much. >> back to you, francis. >> thank you. i want to bring in my panel. when you hear from someone like tulsi gabbard who targeted
most americans are just tuning in and finding out about me. >> what do you think about the president's ice plan, what he's announced. >> i think it's terrible on so many levels, and it strikes me as more of an inflammatory distraction than a real policy. there are over 12 million undocumented immigrants in this country. it is impossible to even imagine trying to deport 12 million people in practice. why are you pretending it's a possibility? it's to inflame your base, it's to distract from other things that hr happening. i would reverse this set of policies that does not solve any kind of problem, it's inhumane, separates families in a way that's unconscionable in many instances. >> thank you, andrew yang. >> great to see you again. >> good to see you again. >> back to you, francis. >> very interesting, wish we had more time to ask him about that penny he wants to get rid of as part of his plan.
the nra and protect a woman's right to choose. and finally, we will replace that fundamental nonsense in washington with some common sense. if you believe in that, together we will link arms, join shoulder to shoulder and we will change this country and start moving it forward again. thank you so much. >> john hickenlooper addressing the south carolina convention and party. explaining why he should stand out and also the central focus of his campaign. i want to bring back in members of our panel. adrian and noelle. you heard from him, how is it that these candidates can get their message out and talk about what's important to them and how they'll stand out also addressing south carolina voters and specifically black voters. >> as a challenge, francis, i think john hickenlooper did a really good job, he was able to talk to the south carolina voters about how he would help
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