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Well in the first three states and the establishment would freak out? they view him as the only selectable candidate, and his views being unappealing to moderate voters. that would create a moment of crisis. and there has been reporting in atlanta that barack obama might weigh in against bernie sanders if it got to that point. so that would be the moment of crisis. spun earlier there was a column about a dilemma for bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, because they play nice out there, but at some point in the next four weeks, does that have to change? if they want to win the nomination, it does. and bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are splitting the progressive vote just about evenly. bernie has a stronger base amongst progressive voters. but elizabeth warren has the ability to broaden her support from where bernie has been. neither want to go negative against each other. to win the progressive lane, they are going to have to fight. they will have to go after each other. if they ....
Opponents are talking about. you know what? we re going to have the american people behind us. we will have congress behind us. one of the great complaints we hear here. you hear from the sanders wing is nobody ever says, you know, he does well but they think he s just in this progressive lane. look. i thought he had his best performance that i ve seen in a while. and he owned it in a way that elizabeth warren didn t. and you could see. i m curious to see how does what does she do now? bernie sanders is i wouldn t say it s a surge. but if you look at the polling, he is you know, we re seeing a a a a small comeback on him. he reevcovered from the hear attack politically. he s recovered from it physically. now, he recovered from it politically. and, yes, i think he had a very good night last night. i think he s generally a pretty good debater. pretty consistently steady. he had some humor. it was a warmer bernie than i m used to seeing. ....
Baby bucks. $1,000 for everyone for automation. and instead of saying i want to be different, he says i want to be like them? in this democratic party this is different. the moderate a listen the democratic party today is what the progressive lane was in 2008. brian: i just think you actually get into you put down the acumen of the voter to think you are going to buy. this for example, are you going to buy that he is a republican? because before 2001 he was a democrat. between 2001 and 2007, thanks to rudy giuliani s endorsement, he became a republican mayor. and then he was an independent from 2007 to 2018. and now, drum roll please, a democrat. look, his political party is whatever he thinks is going to help him. when you talk to as i do g.o.p. officials locally in new york city. what he did by abandoning the republican party in 2007 it destroyed the party and the city. it still hasn t recovered. bloomberg s loyalty is to ....
He was he didn t have a shot at being in the nominee. he was an outsider. he went up this progressive lane, a very good speaker on the stumpp, and then he surprised a lot of people. i think from that experience he gained confidence, but also through that experience, in 2006, there was a guy in illinois named barack obama who said, you know, the way that deval patrick ran for governor for massachusetts, i think i can run for u.s. senate in illinois and he was explicit about that. obama talks about that a lot during patrick s administration. so i think deep down, he is very close with the former president, but what does that actually mean be? sure, close advisers to barack obama are into this deval patrick idea, they were really into it a year ago before deval decided not to run, but are we talking about ten people r they going to get off the bench and, of course, the president himself, former president himself is not expected to endorse. so while there s a lot of ....
Skeptical about the idea of new entrants managing to put together the organization, the money, and so forth. but we ll see what happens. steve, you ve been through this presidential primary rodeo a few times yourself what do you see in these polls yourself right now? i look at that elizabeth warren and bernie sanders number combined up to 28% of the total and you see the you see the lane, the progressive lane inside the democratic primaries is a significant one. and i think that it s different than kerry, it s different than mccain. both who came back in 04 and 08 is that biden has been up top, but has been slowly bleeding. he hasn t gone up, he hasn t collapsed, he s just a slow, gentle descent down. and you look at the propulse in ....