the house of representatives floor, 240 representatives voting in favor of condemning the president, 187 opposed. four of those in favor were republicans, including one independent. our special coverage will continue right now with erin burnett outfront. outfront next breaking news. condemning president trump, tensions erupt on the house floor lawmakers just voting on a resolution to denounce the president's racist attack on congresswoman and we sit down with with tame came la harris what you whie she says president trump he is offensive comments hit too close to home let's go outfront. >> and good evening i'm erin burnett outfront tonight. the breaking news denouncing donald trump, live pictures from washington. the house just voting on a resolution condemning president trump's racist rant about four minority congress wilm.

the resolution strongly condemned the racist comments saying members of congress or or knows wrongly assumed to be immigrants do not belong in congress or in the united states of america. in vote comes after history was made upon the floor today. the speaker of the house saying this. >> these comments from the white house are disgraceful and disgusting. and the comments are racist. >> the word racist. republicans tried to strike pelosi's words. from the record. >> i ask the words be taken down. i make a pointed of or the gentlewoman's words are unparliamentarien be taken down. >> strike from the record. it would have been the first time that happened to a speaker in 35 years. and republicans fail, pelosi prevailed. and now everything is on the line. obviously democrats voted uniformly to condemn president trump. republicans, though, only four had the courage to stand up to

the president, justin amash also doing so as independent. four. four republicans said what the president did was not okay. the rest stood by him. trump turning this vote into a litmus test of loyalty to him. his tweet, quote, those tweets were not racist. i don't have a racest bone in my body. so-called vote to be taken is a democrat congame. republicans should not show weakness and fall into the trap. tonight's vote shows that only four republican laurm huss the guts to call the tweets racist, which they are. it's a matter of fact. manu raju is outfront live on capitol hill. and manu most prngs siding with the president even though of course privately we know many know and acknowledge that his tweets were racist. >> four republicans just now voted for that resolution. that's it. out of the entire house republican conference. including one independent whoious left the republican party justin amash. only five broke from party lines essentially to support in moving

forward. now i had a chance to over the past day or two to really talk to a number of house republicans across the spectrum. house republican, senate republicans increasingly some may not feel comfortable with the president's words. but they are making it clear they do not want to go far -- too far in criticizing in president. very few would come out and say they thought these were racist comments. instead some may say they wished he focused on something else like talking about the agenda. mitch mcconnell said he wished the president would lower the temperature. but he said i wished all sides would lower the temperature not wanting to get cross-wise with the president. i asked the majority leader today whether or not he would view an aa attack as racist if it was efld leveled against his wife mo is an turbimmigrant and naturalized citizens he would not say the aches would be racist. he talks about the notion of the positive benefits of legal grimes like his wife elaine chou

in the president's cabinet, the process she took. innocencingly only a handful of republicans break ranks with the president because they are on the wrong side of the president. he will remember this as a loyalty test to him. that's way you see house republicans line up with this president taking aim at the democrats saying that it's in re fault that have led to the situation we are in right now. but at the moment we saw oh on the floor all day today, erin a contentious floor fight, including one letting two senior black caucus members essentially vacating their job of presiding every oh on the house floor because of the concern the way this played out. >> now no doubt the president will remember how everyone voted. process the question is will everyone else? he told americans to go back to the country they were from. americans black and brown. outfront a cosponsor of the resolution condemning the prpts comments. debbie powell. i vote on the resolution just happened. you have the four republicans

who spoke out before flus justin amash as independent voting with you. the rest all standing by the president. did you expect more republicans to vote in support of your resolution? >> i do. i do, erin. i really don't understand why my colleagues -- my republican colleagues refused to stand up to this president. i know many republicans who have the integrity and the courage to stand up to him. i cop -- i represent a district in florida where half of the people in my district were born in a different country, many of them republicans who have told me that they admire the courage that i've taken on this because those attacks are not just personal to me but personal attacks against people in my community. i would love to see much more courage from the republican colleagues here in the house of representatives. >> congresswoman, the house minority leader and the house

majority leader dechded the president. >> the president is not a racist. >> were the president's tweets racist that said go back yes or no. >> no. >> i mean, he had no problem saying that. do you think that they genuinely believe mr. mccarthy, mr. mcconnell, that the president's comments were not racist, that he is not a racist? >> they do or say anything to protect this president. . we have seen time and time again not only the senate majority leader but also the minority leader here in the house protect the president. i don't think that there is any doubt that the comments were racist. it i can't as women of color like myself, many of them that he was referring to are actually born in the united states. i was actually born in ecuador. i came here when i was 14. we hear the comments when we come to our country. they are definitely racist comments. so there is no doubt in my mind. and most of american would agree with me.

>> so you mentioned that you were born in ecuador coming to the united states as a teenager. the president of course today tweeting about his tweet telling the congress women to go home to where they are originally pr. he says the tweets were not racist, i don't have a racist bone in my body. what's your response? >> erin, he doesn't tell the truth. in president has been attacking immigrants, criminalizing immigrants since he was campaigning for office. it has been his main goal to criminalize people of color, people like myself, people that live in my community. i don't believe what he is saying. but here is what i find so ironic which i want to mention, he tells immigrants to go back to their countries. he talks about being strong and defending venezuelans though he deports venezuelans and asking them to go back to their country. there is irony and hypocrisy to

the administration but a lot of racism. >> the congressman company al green browse add resolution of impeachment against president trump for his racist remarks separate from obstruction or anything related to the mueller report. specifically because of the racist remarks. obviously you've been on record on pottering impeachment on obstruction related issues. does in muddy the water. you've come with a strong statement to condemn does impeaching him on in hurt your cause? >> i'm not sure about that i haven't thought about it in that way. but i can tell you it's i think it's important to start louisiana inquiry to conduct an investigation. we have not been able to question fact witnesses, which is why i think an inquiry is necessary. we will be hearing from mueller next week. and i look forward to questions special counsel mueller. but i think it's important for us to start with the investigations and bringing in fact witnesses. >> all right thank you very much congress wom.

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breg news, the house approving a resolution to condemn president trump's racist attacks on four democratic congresswoman including him telling them to quote go back where they came from. the entire democratic caucus was joined by four republicans and an independent. the independent of course justin amash. this as top republicans leaders rushed to president trump's defense insisting the he and the attacks aren't race zblieft were the president's tweets that said go back racist yes or no. >> no. >> the president is not a racist. >> president the president is not a racist. >> outfront now white house correspondent for american urban radio networks april ryan. keith boykin a aide for president the clinton and a member of president trump's re-elect advisory council. april you covered the president. you have the kevin kbhaergt and

the mcconnell saying the tweets are not ratesist the president saying i don't have a racist bone in my body. >> do you agree. >> what constitutes racist to senator mcconnell? bottom line, if we look at in happening right now in congress, these resolutions are not going to do anything to the president. they are just in perpetuity. they have no teeth. but they are fighting so feverishly why are they doing it? one, because they are trying to galvanize those who pleef the president is racist that support the president who will vote for the president. ner rallying the base. and they want to show democrat that is they are fighting against -- they want to show their base they are fighting the democrats against this. is the president a racist? his actions are racist. his words are racist. his words are hurtful. what happens if this president goes to a rally and these people say send them back and start naming places to send them become. where did it start in started with the president of the united states. opinion. and what will mitch mcconnell

say then. >> rob, here is the thing he doesn't say go back to where you are originally from to someone who looks like you or even someone lacking like me. he says it to four black and brown people. >> i was saying it to four people four politicians who have thrown barbs at him they have been vial in what they said. >> never done it to a white person. >> that means they are completely immune from anything because of in re skin color and that's really what the exacts are trying to say. >> they are people who happen to be black and brown. >> april, i think -- let's go back to what you said. you know you got to turn that to the other side as well. you're saying he is doing it for the republican base. you don't think today's resolution was done to spark the left? of course it was. it was to throw red made to the left gichg them what they said. >> we have never had a president in the u.s. history have to have a resolution placed to say. >> and we brought down a bad rat hole right now. >> >> tell me this. >> what did you say. >> what omar said the completely

anti-semitic things that she said, what happened? what did the democrats do? they couldn't even name her in that resolution. they balked for a week and just said everything is bad. >> rob, rob. >> seriously. >> you're not seriously going to stand here. >> i'm not saying. >> you're not seriously going to sit here and pretend the problem is not the president of the united states of america. forget what any other freshman member of congress is doing. we have a person who is a head of our executive branch of government. the president of the united states engaging. >> engageding in sexist homophobic, transphobiaic xenophobiaic attacks on people different from him. >> we people he disagrees with there is a difference. >> it's one thing are -- it's one thing for a freshman member of congress or you or i to say something but the president has a moral responsibility to lead. >> joe biden. >> on and to bring our country together. >> no go ahead. >> joe. >> he mailed to do. >> joe biden?

is he racist. >> what does that eye have to do with joe biden. >> answer. >> joe biden is not this question. >> stop bringing obama and biden into everything. >> no, no it goes one way the left this is the point. it goes one way. >> hold on, hold on let rob finish. >> kamala harris. >> barack obama. >> kamala harris beirut this up not me. it only goes one way. and this is the race card. >> because there is one person who is. >> okay let job -- let rob finish the point. rob can i ask. >> you we disgrease on politics in any way shape or form. >> here the simple point rob you would have never tweeted what he tweeted. >> i would not have. >> because you would say it's a racist thing to tell a black or brown person to go back to the yes. >> it's not racist to tell somebody to go back to their country some other country. >> he is going after four politicians who have been the face of the democratic party now. >> they do it on merit.

>> do it on merit or. >> no, you can't. . that's the point. >> that's the point. you can't do it on merit anymore. because that's all the left does now is play the game. and they're -- >> it's not all. >> they are attacking their own. pelosi. >> rob stob it. >> pelosi. >> stop, stop, the non-sense. >> serious list. >> you're better than this we had a sifrl conversation in the green room. >> we always will. >> pab maybe you're pandering to dpufrp donald trump. >> i've had to deal with this nigh in my career. >> let rob respond. let rob then i want to play kellyanne. >> i started in the 70s. he was sued by the nixon administration for racial discrimination. he spent years lying about the central park five high pressure his own casino workers accused him of racism in the 80s. he spent five and a half years lie bag barack obama. >> that one is impossible to get around. >> let rob go. >> you can't tell me you don't know this guy is a racist. >> rob. >> where we're at right now in this country is you can't

disagree with the left because once you do. >> this is not against the left. >> yes. >> that's all it's about and the left has been eating its own. >> i promise you're next. >> the april has been eating itself alive now on all the identity subjects. pelosi is a racist and she changes the subject saying if you wear make america great hat it's because you make america white. if you want to know why people are pissed on the right or average citizens voting for trump. >> because they're racist. >> no because we're called racist because we disagree. >> we're not -- that's the point. >> anybody supporting donald trump today is a racist because you are complicit. >> you just said it you just called me a racist. >> you just called me a racist. >> you are a racist if you support donald trump. >> you made my point. >> i like you but i'm sorry. >> you just made my point. >> you defend donald trump you are a racist. >> you made my point. >> if you are defending. >> 62 million american race theist that's the baseline right

now and that's where we are on the left. >> april -- rob -- go ahead, april sorry. >> i want -- rob, i get you. and there is passion around this issue. you have to appreciate that, rob. because there are communities that look like me who are still at the bottom of the barrel. this is beyond politics now. this is humanity. and today i -- did i had to take a deep breath. i took a big gasp when i went on twitter and saw this cartoon from ed hall, a cartoon with a ku klux klan hat on a the white house. and you have people looking at that as it's true. it's not something we conjured up. there are people who continue -- there is a continued effort to degrade them. and the four congressional leaders were degraded because of the color of their skin and

gender. i'm asking you a serious question. and i want you to answer this, rob. >> um-hum. >> do you believe that if you had a chance to be in my shoes or those four congressional leaders would you see it my way? >> i can't answer that. i think insulting. i'll give you this. i think it was insulting what he wrote. but i don't think it was racist. the point of the fact is from my perspective and so many other americans is, the minute -- the minnesota you fire back, the minute you answer back or attack on policy you get branded a racist that's where we're at in this country. >> and my question on this, rob. >> i understand your point of perhaps you don't want to vote on one resolution because then there is a slough. >> it's non-stop now. >> but i will say this, the tweet waste o was racist. you can argue he is not a race zpliet you can say that it doesn't mean it's true. there are a lot of people don't think that. that was par for the course and not necessarily racist. >> he hasn't said that noah

white person. >> let's say he does? is he it racist or insulting. >> just because people say doesn't mean it's true. a lot of people thought it wasn't racist to have slavery and celebration. >> of course it was. >> you have seen the hearts of history of the president. i understand you have a personal relationship this is indisputable. >> i think it was insulting. >> can i just -- because this is why i want to play kellyanne conway he tried to do something absurd. she said everyone's ethnicity. matters when that meters you end one yugoslavia. it's ridiculous and absurd. >> we're not going that eright now in this country? it's balkanized this country is completely balkanized backup. identity politics. >> after the president is a says to the black and brown people go back to the country you came from when they're from here. and kellyanne says this. >> what's your ethnicity? >> he said go home.

>> because i'm asking a question. imitator and italy. >> my epgty is not relevant to the question i'm asking. >> no, no. >> that's scary. >> okay. she is having a conversation -- she is trying to make a point to the white guy that your ethnicity matters. okay that's crazy. >> so is that the topic the next three days once this ends? i mean -- >> it's a personal attack, rob. >> republican people on the right talk about we should not be balkanized we don't see color. but every opportunity they find a way to bring color or race or ethnicity or some issue to divide the country. >> no the left does. >> i didn't like george w. bush but he went to a mosque after 9/11. a lot of republicans didn't leicht obama but he tried to bring the country together after the financial crisis. this guy spent no time trying to bring the country together. he has been running a campaign attacking obama and clinton and exacts and everybody else he has no presidential quality. he is divisive to the core.

and racist as well. and that's not the way the unify our country. >> he is a occupants he has been considered occupant of the white house and illegitimate since 3:00 a.m. on election night. i left the hotel and there were already massive demonstrations kpeechment on what we will figure it out. >> they wanted to impeach hillary clinton before they got elected. >> they were saying that in october of 2008, rob. >> come on. >> you don't be a hypocrite, don't be a hypocrite. >> i'm not. the hypocrite here is the democratic party that couldn't even condemn omar for her direct remarks which were anti-semitic. >> you have a point. >> anti-semitic attacks. >> what about the other three. >> hold on. hold on. >> i've condemned things on afbly. >> let's take a step back because it's fine for people to define themselves however they choose to define themselves. but it's unamerican to define somebody else by ethnicity or where they come from. most people. >> that's right. >> do not even know that's the whole point in the conversation we are such a mix of things.

>> sure take pride in the past if you want. that. that's your profiting. 1/32nd this or 1/64th that. now they want people's ethnicity. >> she was just bantd about a banditering there. >> i think it's disgusting. >> erin -- erp i'm going to say this i'm a black woman mo identifies with those congressional leaders. because all you have to do is change the names and scenarios, it could have been me. he has already called me a looser and nasty. what next? this is -- this is the beginning, the wrapping up of the 2020 presidential campaign for in president. this is the beginning and i'm telling you if this is the beginning, we've got a long way to go and it's going to be worse. and i remember -- i remember when he started with obama. and we saw how that spiralled and went into more. and it's gone to colin kaepernick. lebron james, max even waters, ferderico wilson. even the royal meagan merkel.

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breaking news, of an exclusive interview with kamala harris. sitting town moments ago with kyung lah. and kyung asked her about president trump's comments about four congresswoman. >> thank you or for sitting down with me at this busy time. >> of course. of course. >> i want to start with you are the daughter of immigrants. >> um-hum. >> a sitting member of congress, a woman of color. >> um-hum. >> how do you view president trump's tweets? >> i think it's unamerican. unamerican. it is unbecoming of the president of the united states. i think it -- it defiles the office of the president of the united states. it is irresponsible. it is hateful.

it is hurtful. and he has taken the presidency to a new low. >> it's personal for you as well. you just shared a story here in davenport, iowa beingland told to go back where you came from. >> sure but it's not one time. many of us have been told that. and i purposely asked at the event to for people to raise hands. and many hands went up. it is -- it is -- for the president of the united states -- it's one thing to hear it in a schoolyard or on the street. it's another thing to hear that from the president of the united states. and this is yet another example of the fact that the current occupant of the white house does not understand the responsibility that comes with that office. the president of the united states has a very powerful,

powerful voice. and tool which is that microphone. and it should be used in a way that reflects the strength of the office, the strength of the office should be to lift people up and not beat them down. but in president -- i guess thinks that he becomes stronger by those who he pushes down. well that's not reflective of who we are as a nation. it's not reflective of the values we have as americans. it's not reflective of -- of our history, much less our vision for our future. >> do you take this personally as a daughter of an immigrant? you have written about how. >> i take it personally as a member of the united states senate. >> if we could turn to what the four members of congress urged for people who are listening to not get distracted. >> um-hum. >> how do you not get distracted, not fall into his trap where he controls the

narrative with a tweet like this. >> i've said it many times. this president purposely, i believe, distracts and attempts to distract by flame throwing, because the reality of it is that he has done nothing to help working families in america. he passed a tax bill benefitting the top 10% benefitting big corporations in the country. he has done trade policy by tweet. the the american consumer is paying $1.4 billion more a minute in everything from shampoo to washing machines because of his trade policy, which i call the trump trade tax. and he has not done anything to build up the infrastructure of our country. and all that comes with that in terms of improving and elevating the condition of working families. and so what does he do? he wants to distract by -- by

starting a whole -- lighting fires around the issue of race and ethnicity. it's disgusting. >> is this a turn? there is so much rage about this. is this a turn for you? >> there is so much disgusting about this. i think it's a turn for this president. could it get any worse? apparently yes. it just did. how low can he go. >> can he get lower. >> i don't know but he needs to go back where he came from and leave that office. and that's why i'm running with the intention of making sure there will not be four more years. i don't think that we can survive having a president of the united states who -- who uses whatever voice he has that is about dividing and fueling hate in our country. the american people will not tolerate that. i know that. i know who we really are as a

country. the american people will not tolerate this kind of hate from their president. >> i want to turn to the issue of health care. >> yes. >> at the beginning of the year in january you talked about you were fine with getting rid of it. and then you indicated that there was a place for private health insurance, and then the debate where you raised your hand understanding that you say you misheard the question. so let's. >> there is a lot you are nlding into the question that's not accurate. >> well there is kuchgs. >> i would like to get to the point but there is that a lot built in the question that's inact. >> the kbrepgs people are left with is not kpleer. >> let's clear did it up. >> yeah good. >> tell me your position on what medicare for all means under president hair zblies medicare for all means that everyone has access to health care and kwoft is not a barrier. as it relates to private insurance there will be

supplemental insurance, but yeah getting into -- transitions to medicare for all will at some point reduce the requirement for insurance, because everyone will have access to health care. under made medicare for all my vision of medicarefare all people will have coverage -- what they don't now in terms of vision, dental care, hearing aids. i'm here with a bunch of seniors in iowa. and hearing aids are extremely expensive and not covered by medicare right now. medicare for all means that you recognize that right now in america 91% of our doctors are in medicare. so you're in the going to have to lose your doctor. it's very unlikely. it means recognizing that over a period of many years the insurance companies have been jacking up the cost of health care in terms of premiums, deductibles and co-pays. so right now someone who has coverage is out of pocket $5,000

because that's the deductible. which for most that's unaffordable. >> the role roll of private insurance rb are you limiting that to something like cosmetic insurance? what is the exact role of private insurance. >> to cover what is not otherwise covered. >> that includes what. >> very little because almost everything will be covered. almost everything will be covered. and here is the important piece. we've got medicare for all right now. and you know what that is. it's the emergency room. and it is extremely expensive for the american taxpayer. and also it's a system that basically means that people have access to health care when they're in crisis. a smart system will not require people to be in crisis before they have access to health care >> so then how does this plan differ from what senator sanders is proposing. >> i think that they're very similar. i don't think they are -- i'm supporting his bill. to the extent he talks about his

bill. i don't know what else's talking about. imi'm not support in support of middle class families paying for taxes for it. >> that's what i was hoping to talk to you about. you just said that. you were not in favor of a middle class tax hike. >> yes, correct. >> how do you propose to pay for your version of medicare for all if it resembles what snorp sanders. >> part of it is about wall street paying more. part of it is looking at what we tax in terms of financial services. that's part of it. but the other part of it is to understand that this is about an investment which will reap a great return on the investment. we can't only look at this issue in terms of cost without thinking about benefit. the benefit to the american public will be that people will have access to health care that right now they cannot afford. and we are all paying a price for that. >> well yb senator sanders is

saying that's kbb to aech without a middle class tax hike. >> the rules have been written against working class and middle class families for far take a look it's in the necessary to tax them more to achieve what is achievable. by recognizing that -- that they don't have to pay more to receive a benefit they deserve which is access to health care. >> in many study, study after study shows it would cost $30 trillion over a decade to pay for that. taxing wall street will reap 30 trillion to cover this in order to cover this? >> what we are doing right now is unaffordable. so so many american families. and the idea that we are going to go down -- and this level of it analysis that suggests that status quo is okay, is completely unacceptable. >> and we're going to have much more of kyung's interview after

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. breaking news. we're back with more of kyung's exclusive interview with kamala harris. kyung asked if harris believed bide. would make a good running mate. harris said bide isn't wrong that medicare for all does not mean getting rid of obamacare. >> what vice president -- what former joe biden would suggest is that you're not necessarily being clear with the american people. and this past week he was asked about ending private insurance as we know it. and when he asked about the others, the former vice president responded so far not. because 150 million americans are covered by private insurance. are you -- what happens to those 150 million americans under president hair zblies well it's the same as the millions of americans every day that transition so medicare as

seniors. it's seamless. without any difference to their coverage in terms of access to health care. it has to happen over a period of time. there is no question we would have to go from the current system into a medicare for all system and transition into it. but the idea that there would be any substantial difference in terms of the health care that people received is just not accurate. >> so people who have private insurance would have to give that up under your plan. >> they would be eventually covered under medicare for all and sigh their doctor. and that's what they want. >> how long would the transition take do you envision. >> i think the transition has to take -- the bill is four years i think it has to take more than that to be honest. >> and all done without a middle class tax hike. >> without a middle class tax hike. >> yes. >> 309 trillion over ten years. >> there are ways to pay for it understanding the investment that we are making in a way that's going to reap great benefits in terms of other costs. >> the investment where. >> in american health.

and what we are otherwise paying as a cost for people not having access to health care and the burdens that places on systems across the board when people don't have access to health care. >> and when people question that there is no formula for in, that you are going to find money and in magical ways, is not realistic thinking, how do you respond to that. >> the status quo is not enough. so we have to be open to challenging status quo so that everyone has access to health care and price is not the barrier. we have to agree that what's happening right now is not affordable to many, many working families. it's just not affordable. with one in five people can't afford their prescription medication. we're looking at a situation

where one in four diabetes patients can't afford their insulin. we're looking at a situation where seniors are coming out of pocket as much as $4,000 a year to pay for their arthritis medication because it's not otherwise -- they can't afford it. we have to move to a system where price is not the barrier to access to health care. >> joe biden says that this is what you are suggesting, an elimination of obamacare. is that accurate? >> it's absolutely not. listen, i -- i will put my record up against anybody as having been a -- a fighter for the maintenance and the sustainability of obamacare. as attorney general -- i'm sure on the debate stage i'm the oem one who went to court to fight to keep in place all of the benefits of obamacare.

but like president obama himself said, he used the analogy of it being like a starter home. it was a profound public health policy and shift. it was incredible. the courage that he had with so many others to actually get it done, and the where with alto get it done was profound and -- but now it's about taking it to the next step. >> so it is moving on from obamacare? >> and making kbrofts on it. and president obama himself said that already improvements to be made. >> your policy that you released today, the drug policy. >> um-hum. >> what i found quite intriguing about it is that in proposal after proposal, from your gun policy to the drug policy, you have said that you will lean on executive action if congress fails to act. you're a sitting member of congress. what does this say about your belief in the authority of

congress? >> but congress has the authority. the question is, is there the will? the question is, is there the courage? what i have witnessed is that on so many of the biggest and most fundamental issues in the two years that i've been there, congress is just not acting. and you know -- and so where it fails to act and where there is a longstanding and deep need for action by the american people then where the authority exists, exists in the executive branch to use executive power and take executive action, i'm prepared to do it. i believe in just getting stuff done. and for some of the issues like afford ability of prescription drugs, to suggest to you that congress and frankly this administration have been in the pocket of the big pharmaceutical companies to the point gnat american people pay more for the same drugs than people in canada

and the uk pay. why is that? why is it that the american government would let our own people pay more for the drugs that they need to relieve their pain or extend quality of their life? >> and last question very quickly. you said last may that you thought joe bidden would make a, quote, great running mate. do you still believe he would make a great running mate. >> i think we have to get past the primary >> thank you senator. >> thank you for your time. and now good news for kamala harris tonight. fundraising numbers show she's one of five democratic candidates clearly out of the pack. harris, pete buttigieg, bernie sanders are in a league of their own. david garrigan is "outfront". she's articulate. she speaks well. that's resulted in a lot of money coming in. when you go through the numbers and look at kamala harris and

others in that league of their own, what surprised you? >> what surprised memostwas elizabeth warren continues to move up and she's competitive but it's also interesting that those big five are solidifying their lead in the overall democratic race. the same five are at the top of the new cnn poll out of new hampshire, same five people are running ahead of everybody else. so there is a top tier, a small middle tier with booker, beto, ocho r o'rourke and everybody else. >> right now you have 12 candidates and $2.5 million on hand. 17 candidates are pulling at 1 % in the poll you referenced in new hampshire. so should people start getting out of the race now or are they going to hang in in the cnn debate or will people start coming out? >> yes, before the end of the year, some will wait and see if lightning can strike.

something can still happen and they will -- they have to decide do i want to spend that money down or keep some in the bank account for a future race? that's one consideration. the other consideration is when you're down at that level, at that third tier, where do you find the people who want to hold fundraisers for you? >> right. >> it's hard to do. >> people, funders want something. the new hampshire poll, joe biden is at 24% and obviously they are the neighboring, you know, the neighbors to that state. >> yeah. >> but that puts them within the margin of error with biden. what i'm curious about is how you play this. warren and saernlnders are splig the vote. is this a bad sign or good sign that the most of the numbers are against something you can dive vi divide and win. >> as long as warren and sanders are running neck and neck against each other, he wins.

he wins iowa. he does better in new hampshire and so forth. if one of them starts to fade and sanders is showing signs of this, if those people then go to warren, he's going to be -- it's going to be very much more competitive for biden or happen alternatively if sanders picks up, he's a competitor. one thing joe biden doesn't want is to go mano el mano. e h li he likes the five. >> trump can have it big. >>kamala harris, one would assume that was a calculate assault. >> i totally agree. >> she delivered on that. >> and she delivered on one other thing. she delivers on command presence that works well. >> it certainly did and obviously, you know, able to have a conversation. thank you, david. next, biden says he's ready to battle trump and he's not talking about the ballot box.

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here is jeanne moos. >> reporter: when you see tweets like this, you know somebody said something. joe biden is pushing president trump's buttons with a pushup challenge. biden is asked what he would do on the debate stage if trump made fun of his age or mental status. >> i said come on, donald, how many pushups do you want to do here, pal, jokingly. >> reporter: biden immediately got flak, maybe he'll suggestion that we dig up fitness guru to referee the whole ordeal. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: but you know who isn't a pushover when it comes to pushups? when michelle obama took on ellen, both started strong but by number 18 ellen was out of gas and michelle kept going on and on until -- >> 25. >> i just stopped. >> all right. >> michelle's husband once did

pushups every time a harlem globe trotter got a basket, president obama dropped down and did two. alexandria ocasio-cortez tweeted out geeking out. total of five bushups performed at a congressional committee room to clear her head and canada prime minister justin trudeau did a self-parody taunting opposition in the gains. don't ever expect to see president trump taking this position. biden challenged the president -- >> you know, come on, run with me, man. >> reporter: biden is always running at parades, reporters can barely keep up. when a trump supporter echoed the president's nickname. >> sleepy joe. >> reporter: biden challenged him. these two will mostly be running their mouths but if they ever do have a pushup contest, please

put it to organ music. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: jeannie most,ge je new york. >> i don't want to know the end of that contest. good evening on the 50th on verse anniversary, members of the house of representatives condemned a president of the united states for racism specifically president trump for his recent twitter attacks on four non-white congresswoman. just to refresh your memory, he told them to go back to their home countries, even though three are from this country and the fourth is a naturalized american citizen like first lady melania trump is and his wife, as well. 50 years ago, the first human being set foot on another body and 50 years after that, pioneering american accomplishment for all humanity this. one giantea