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Point in the midterms in 2018, at any point during the mueller investigation. they have really put their money where their mouth is. they aren't just saying they feel like impeachment could be a way to mobilize the base and fund raise. on top of that, the money is rolling in. within three days of house speaker nancy pelosi said he was going to launch the inquiry, the campaign raised $15 million. that's basically as much as they spent on facebook ads in the whole year. and that number is very, very high compared to other candidates running in 2020. >> here's the variable, though. here's what so...

Black you know what? come to us when you can actually win. as a voting block they knew how important it was to pick a inwii winner. i'm really surprised elizabeth warren was going straight up. she talked about about the funding for medicare for all, and boom, it just stopped. >> it really is interesting. this question we're asking about buttigieg now that he's going to get this kind of scrutiny, how does he hold up. that was the question about warren a month ago. in the months since then her numbers have stopped climbing. they've plateaued or started to fall back. it does seem to me there was ...

Things move to quickly in politics and we sauce sw last w there was a general consensus and a general freak out in the democratic party that elizabeth warren was on her way selling to the nomination and suddenly, boom, that stops, mayor pete moves up. joe biden's bleeding seems to have sort of slowed down a bill, and suddenly you look at the top of iowa and new hampshire, and you've got two moderate people that are in the space that mayor bloomberg was going to sit in. >> that's the whole thing. i think the bloomberg thing, especially given that the folks around him are talking about skipping ...

February? we're going o'it stato start tot tonight in this debate. how does hade hold up under tha scrutiny? the scrutiny of the media. how does he hold up, and the second question with buttigieg is we have seen in the past on the democratic side if you're able to win iowa, generally iowa has produced winners in the democratic side who are broadly acceptable to the democratic electorate elsewhere, and they've gone on to win the nomination, obama, kerry, even clinton in 2016, pete buttigieg has not demonstrated that he's broadly acceptable to the democratic coalition. >> i think that's fair to ...

Voters. you get outside iowa, get outside new hampshire, one of four votes cross the country are going to be cast by black voters. i don't know what buttigieg's issue is there. i've got to say he really skews -- his appeal really skews upscale, college educated, higher income, post-graduate degree that sort of thing. >> i will tell you there's no part of the democratic electorate that's more sophisticated than african-american voters. they are very thoughtful about who they want to represent them, and there is some element as there are with all older elements, there's some homophobia involved,...