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and the other candidates whot sdroenlt. we'll leave it right there. mark, patti, good to see you both. thank you so much. >> thank you. stomp coming up, as the president continues to attack the credibility of the new speaker. and the white house in crisis. "the impeachment inquiry" hosted by anderson cooper. that's tonight at 8:00 p.m. central. humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections including tuberculosis, and cancers,
baked that way rkts too. right now people aren't putting much focus. >> patti, is this the time now, then, for campaigns to really start concentrating on any particular strategy changes, especially ahead of the next debate? >> i think what the candidate should be doing is what they are doing, and that is focusing their time, energy and resources in the first four states, particularly iowa, for the reasons mark mentioned. we are going into what is going to be about a month of public impeachment hearings, and that is going to take up a lot of oxygen in terms of the media. so these candidates need to -- >> those senators who are on the campaign trail will have to get away from the campaign trail in which to focus on those impeachment proceedings, potentially. >> that's right.
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kidnap victim and it was a horrendous thing, but i also think she had a choice. >> it sounds so impossible now to believe that someone of great privilege could join in this radical terrorist-like group. but i think she did it to survive. >> at some point, i think in that year, if not sooner, she liked it better than anything she had before. >> i truly believe that she was, to some extent, indoctrinated into those believes and now regrets it and denies it by saying she was a victim the whole time. once you take on those radical believes, you have to take a certain amount of responsibility for them. >> i often wonder, knowing what she knows, how she deals with
that unless she's just so repressed it that she doesn't even consider it. i don't know. >> it's certainly something that i wouldn't want to relive ever. you know, i just think i've really tried to make a life in spite of it. >> if you were to stack patti and tonya next to each other, clearly the most interesting person is tonya. i mean, i'm still empressed to this very day with her as a comrade. she endeared herself to me over and over again. i remember that person. i remember that person more than i can imagine the person she has reverted to. >> she is a rich lady in the suburbs. she raises dogs for dog shows. >> i was talking to one in the case and he asked me what i thought of patty hearst?
they had a hope that the country was tinder and they would be the spark, that the revolution is waiting for you. you just have to be the right person at the right time. >> by this time my eyes were full of blood. and i really couldn't see. i just had a sense of the car speeding off. we were almost on a corner. i staggered back around the front, probably 30 seconds, 60 seconds, came back and said, where's patti? where's patty? they said, they took her. it didn't register. i didn't register. >> there's been a big kidnapping on the west coast. the victim is patricia hearst, the daughter of newspaper executive randolph hearst and the granddaughter of the legendary william randolph hearst. >> february 4th, 1974.
they're going to make a decision on who they believe is the best leader, based on who is speaking truth, who is doing it with public dignity as opposed to bringing us to the lowest common denominator and base instincts. that is how america will vote and that will be the basis on who will win. >> tara, is she and other female candidates going to be constantly barraged with questions like that? >> i think you meant patti. patti, go ahead, you can answer that. >> okay. go ahead, patti. >> there is still sexism and mysogeny in this country without question, and yes, female candidates are going to get that question over and over again. i thought the way senator harris answered it was quite good. but they're going to need to get beyond that. and for this particular election, this 2020 election, the most important thing, the thing that unites democrats more
dating history of every single candidate running, male, female, democrat, republican, independent, then we should not be talking about silly willie brown. >> go ahead, tara, you were about to say something? >> patti is right about that. in fairness play the other side. we have seen plenty of male candidates or elected officials have their careers ruined by sexual indiscretions, except for donald trump. for whatever reason, the republican party, my party who i am embarrassed to say gave thhi passes on things they never would have given passes to democrats for. donald trump cheated on his wife, he paid off porn stars to silence them. he's been despicable with his record with women, he's a mysogenist, but somehow they were able to cast that aside to win the presidency and have an opportunity for a tax cut. i personally don't think that's
very badly and mocked me publicly, that's a real -- that's huge. >> it is. of course, we shall see what these moments are like with all the living presidents who will be at this funeral. thank you so much, patti. i appreciate your time tonight. >> sure, thank you. another developing story this hour and this is pretty stunning. this has been happening under the radar. wait until you hear this. major allegations of voter fraud is rocking a congressional race in north carolina. the allegations in fact are so serious that the state election board is not certifying the results. there are questions about whether there will be a whole new election called all together. with all of this fear about hacking and voter fraud, this is what it could look like. we're talking about the ninth district in north carolina outside of charlotte. republican mark gar rhys leading democrat dan mccready by 900 votes. drew, you've been investigating this and obviously this could be ground zero for what so many
scientists at the u.n. climate change summit in poland drew a line in the sand the world has twelve years to prevent a global climate catastrophe tonight a dead line between life and death a future to be saved and a future that could just as easily go up in the flames we refuse to put out i bring gulf in berlin this is the day. we are facing a manmade disaster of global scale. the window of opportunity to these closing but if us. who will not reach twenty week what was promised in patti's. leaders of the world.