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Our country, not theirs." and eliza, i should put that in the form of a question, i suppose. but that is so striking just given the controversy of the last month. >> right. i mean, this really shows -- we saw the president talking about this group of women and saying they should go back to their home country. of course they are all, you know, here legally. they are citizens of this country. and so it shows that they are doubling down. his campaign is continuing this attack. and they are basically trying to draw a line between this group of women who are progressives and trying to align the who...

Been running. given the fact that reliably in nonqualifying polls he's been above the 2% mark. but for now he continues an unabated campaign of continuous television, facebook, and google ads. fun moment, i was around the state fair with him and somebody sees him and just like doesn't always, hey, it's the youtube guy. this person is running for president for weeks and he's already getting recognized, walking around the state fair of iowa. >> $12 million can buy you something, at least. eliza, he's an interesting candidate to me. if he does get into is they debates, at least, because of the mo...

Million on advertising. that far surpasses anyone else in this campaign, including the incumbent, president trump. shane goldmaker of "the new york times" is out with a new report. he writes, the steyer campaign has floated a $100 million campaign budget which is more than the top five candidates for the democratic nomination raised in the second quarter combined. you underestimate my brother at your own peril, said jim steyer, who is one year older. jim said when tom considered runs for california governor or senator, kamala harris and gavin newsom, now governor, would use him as a back chann...

Your own peril, said jim steyer, who is one year older. jim said when tom considered runs for california governor or senator, kamala harris and gavin newsom, now governor, would use him as a back channel to find out about his brother's plans. people like gavin and kamala, they were always afraid of tom. here with us to talk about all of this, eliza collins, politics reporter covering the 2020 campaign for "the wall street journal." and the aforementioned shane goldmaker, national political reporter for "the new york times." shane, let me start with you. big day tomorrow for tom steyer. if he d...

President. >> shane, you mentioned it's the early states where the ads are running on tv where he is popping a little bit in the polls. not really seeing it nationally yet. what are the other democratic candidates -- what do they think of him? what do they think of his candidacy right candidacy? how are they reacting to it? >> there's two real impacts. for one, anybody who's planning to have a really immediate ya a yayia-heavy campaign their plans have been scrambled. if you're mayor pete and collected tens of millions of dollars and spent very little of it maybe you could do a huge set of ads...