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Before you. again, go through some of these text messages in this chat group and it is reprehensible for anybody, let alone a governor. so there's the issue before you saying you've got to go. let's be honest about it also, there's also pretty fierce competition among these democratic candidates for president to court latino voters. >> and also to show they're not standing idly by while this behavior, the messages and the corruption, which is a real issue, goes on. this is as much of a defensive posture from some of these democrats as it is an effort to actually push him out. they have to dist...

Willing to basically shut it all down to get him to leave office. >> i think that's right. the governor here is signaling some retreat, right, but without showing a path forward for himself. and whether or not tulsi gabbard will be sort of the convincing voice for him to step down, she and others, that is going to be encouragement for the protests to continue, which is where the pressure will rest. >> the pictures of the every day men and women in the streets are the most powerful and they have been at it for 12 days now. so can they sustain it and does the governor decide he can govern in suc...

Protests, at least the processes going forward. but this does not seem like somebody who's interested, though, the governor, in saying you're right, here i go. >> certainly not at the moment, it's not seen that way. the question is can the pressure mounti mount. does pressure from presidential candidates in the united states something the governor will listen to? you had tulsi gabbard who went down there. let's listen, actually. tulsi gabbard and julian castro saying, governor, you've got to go. >> i'm doing what i can to lift this up to the national conversation and calling on leaders in the ...

Rallies are an unpredictable environment and his supporters really tap into what they think the president is really about. we'll find out whether or not what they tap into is what he said originally, which is they should go back to the crime-infested places from which they came. >> and the president on the one hand under a lot of pressure said he didn't like the chants and wish they hadn't done it. and he claimed, and you can watch the video, it was 13 seconds. he didn't try to stop it. he did wait 13 seconds and then started to speak. the question is, it's an excellent point, he's since calle...

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