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hours. when they go in there and have to pull the lever, they're going to gravitate back towards where they are normally, kind of in the middle of the road in pennsylvania. i think mccormick will pull it out at the end. >> we'll see. mayor bottoms, when fetterman's opponent, congressman conor lamb won the special election in 2018 in the pittsburgh area house seat, democrats thought they had a star in the ranks, but it looks as though pennsylvania democrats today are going to go with the more progressive campaign in fetterman. is this a sign of the direction the democratic party is going? >> well, fetterman is a tested candidate. he has served as lieutenant governor. he served as a mayor. and people, i think, really appreciate that he seems to be an authentic candidate. i was looking at his website. i saw one picture of him in a suit, and i think that gr grittiness really appeals to voters and what we know is that people are often moving away
angels, progressive campaign where he didn't make the policy concessions like wendy davis who ran against ted cruz. i think that's that rhetoric. it was o'rourke's appeal. you know, what he was doing in texas, he wasn't trying to persuade sen tryst republicans to vote for him, although some did. he was trying to convince likely leaning democratic voters it was worth it to show up at the polls. he did that successfully. not enough to win, but more than anyone in the past. >> thank you very much. appreciate your time this morning. you are kind to commend joe hagen's piece, i will xhnd yours as well. when we come back, the russia investigation may come to a close. new insight into the timing of when robert mueller is going to release his report. going to release his report - [woman] with my shark, i deep clean messes like this. this and even this. but i don't have to clean this, because the self-cleaning brush roll removes hair,
they also called america the planet's biggest bully. gillum's response has been to brag about sneaking food to the defenders when they occupied the capitol of florida.l he was also a big fan of radical, genuinely radical billionaire george soros, watch this. >> you were supported by two billionaires who came in and helped your campaign and largely your campaign early on was funded by them, george soros and tom steyer.er how do you square sort of a populist progressive campaign that wants to get big money among other things, get big money out of politics, get dark money out of politics and yes it's billionaires that have to prop up your campaign? >> i will tell you, i'mt obviously deeply appreciative, of both men who i've known for some time.e. >> tucker: not shy about it anyway, and although it has nothing directly to do with running the state of florida, he thinks that trump is a racist who must be impeached.
wbr id="wbr29400"/> they have to announce to the very existence from police and prisons and called for the elimination of national borders. they also called america the planet's biggest bully. his response has been to brag about sneaking food to the defenders when they occupied the capital of florida. he was also a big fan of radical, genuinely radical billionaire george soros, watch this. >> you were supported by two billionaires who came in and helped her campaign and largely your campaign early on was funded by them, george soros and tom steyer. how do you square sort of a populist progressive campaign that wants to get big money among other things, get big money out of politics, get dark money out of politics and yes it's billionaires that have to prop up your campaign? >> i will tell you, i'm obviously deeply appreciated, be known for some time. >> tucker: is not shy about it anyway and although it has nothing directly to do with running the state of florida, he thinks that trump is a racist /b>
racist. >> i know you haven't. >> what i simply said was that his rhetoric in my opinion has to be doantoned down. what i will call him is someone who worked to undermine the health care system, someone who has decided to join with donald trump in giving more and more money away to the largest and wealthiest corporations and less to everyday working people. i'm happy to debate him on the merits of public policy. i am not going to get into the gutter and name call. that's not what florida voters are interested in and certainly that's not why i ran for governor. i'm here to talk about the issues that confront the people of our great state. >> you ran as an unabashed progressive democrat. you're for medicare for all. you have talked about getting rid of i.c.e. and some things there, but i'm curious. one of the things, you were supported by two billionaires who came in and helped your campaign and largely your campaign early on was funded by them, george soros and tom steyer. how do you square sort of a populist, progressive campaign
of our great state. >> you run as an unabashed progressive democrat. you're for medicare for all. you talk about getting rid of i.c.e. and some things there. but i'm curious one of the things -- you were supported by two billionaires who came in and helped your campaign and largely your campaign early on was funded by them. george soros and tom steyer. how do you square a populist progressive campaign that wants to get big money out of politics, get dark money out of politics and yet it's billionaires that have to prop up your campaign? >> well, i'll tell you, i'm deeply appreciative of mr. soros as well as mr. steyer. i have known them for some time. but our campaign was propped up by a lot of small contributions including my mother who was on auto deduct of $20 a month into our campaign. in the first two days of this general election, our campaign has been buoyed this first week raising over $2 million by everyday folks.
we've got people they've got money. >> she led a progressive campaign which called for medicare for all. tuition free college and abolishing i.c.e. immigration and customs enforcement and while she was gaining traction on the ground, crowley was still outspending her by a margin of 10-1. >> i'm proud to be the only democrat in this race ha rejects all corporate money. >> she could soon be making political history if she wins in november. the 28-year-old would likely be the youngest person in congress come 2019. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> crowley, wiring her well and dedicating a song to her on election night. ♪ jason carroll, cnn, new york. >> and "outfront" now, alexandria ocasio-cortez. whatever people think of your politics, your tenacity and