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o speak with the cost of health care, medical bills. speak up with answers like that, warren got too much attention fm tulsi gabbard's team, which during the debate we did this, it's clear who msnbc wants to be president, elizabeth warren.nt they are giving her more timeer than all the other candidates combined. they aren't giving any time to tulsi. at at one point, warren danced

around a question about whether she would support a limit on abortion. she stood right there at center stage, thanks to beto o'rourke, who wound up taking far more heat from other people like bill de blasio at the far end of the stage. >> private insurance is not working for tens of millions of americans. when you talk about the co-pays, deductibles, the out-of-pocket expenses, not working. how can you defend those? >> they can to his about 20 minutes later he was back on the defensive. and castro was hitting him because a arc doesn't support the call to decriminalize borde crossings. >> i take it from the state. i take it from the state. if you truly want to change the system, we've got to t repeal t section. >> actually as a member of congress, i helped introduce

legislation that would ensure that they don't criminalize those seeking asylum. and at the other end of the stage, john delaney tried to talk the other candidates into platform that does not totally blow up entire healthcare systems. >> i think that we should be th party to keep what is working and fix what is broken. bided we have to stand for taking away from people. >> nobody ever mentionedpe joe biden tonight, the front runner who stumbled recently about abortion and even the depth penalty and completely ignored by ten candidates trying to catch him.we >> that was the one thing missing tonight. tomorrow night that will not be the case. peter, thank you very much. >> so for tonight a podcast biggest moment, we are joined b brett bear. this was night one.

what are your takeaways. >> peter has a greatre point ab joe biden. his name never came up. c you are the biding campaigning you were getting ready to deal with a lot of attacks, there are zero. so you go into tomorrow night feeling pretty good. there was a moment throw the date and first was the most viral moment and that one happened earlyt when bete o'rourke started speaking spanish. >> [speaking spanish] >> now come on twitter, that went everywhere. i got it from friends all over the place, but it did and it's that look at his face. i will say there was a lot of spanish-speaking there,

including senator booker. we have to remember this is the broadcast in spanish so there i a method behind us to try to attack -- attract the boat -- the voters. eventually he gets slapped down by john delaney who is pitching a centrist version of healthcare . >> would you replace private insurance? >> no. i think that that is fundamental . >> private insurance is that working for tens of millions of americans when you talk about the co-pays than the deductible the premiums in the out-of-pocket expenses, it's no working. n >> we should give everyone soalthcare is a basic human right for free. and we should also give them th option to buy private insurance provide we have to stand for taking away something from people. >> so he ends up getting and applause for a centrist line of

healthcare, which is unique in this democratic field. here is another one, governor inslee from washington is talking about abortion and he's talking about all he has done and that gets slapped down by amy klobuchar. >> i respect everybody's goals and plans here. but we do have one candidate wh has passed them all got to have access for everyone. [speaking at once] >> i just want to say that ther are the three women out there that i fought pretty hard for women's right to choose. >> and klobuchar had some big moments throughout the night. the last moment that i chose wa the nbc moment and it was a painful one. we know that problems happens alive stuff happens. check did the right thing and toss to a commercial break.

take a listen. it got more painful right after. >> we are hearing our colleague audio. if the control room can turn of the microphone. [laughter] >> we are prepared for everything. >> the president all need tweeted twice this thing. the first was it was boring, al caps. the second one was msnbc should be ashamed of themselves were having such a horrible technica breakdown in the middle of the debate. truly unprofessional and only worthy of a fake news organization. i felt for nbc. they landed back on their feet. it was a tough moments for debates. >> so did you see that there wa a standout tonightht? a g completely new feel tomorro.

there are so many that upset that senator warren -- isn't like there is a lot from senator booker as well, moments with john delaney and joe de blasio. >> booker had the most time to speak, as it was broken down.ok however, julio castro, the former mayor of san antonio, he had, according to google, the most searches on his name throughout. i thought he had a pretty good that kind -- confronting people. i mentioned that klobuchar had good moments. delay and he made a pitch to th center. he wasn't attacked tonight. the dlane, klobuchar, michael bennett, those are all people trying to go after that space. >> we will watch tomorrow night and do thiss again. >> thank you. >> with. on the stage, this was a meetin with several candidates trying

to make their voices heard. what have you got for us tonight ? >> some of the candidates are going to be coming out with the de blasio campaign. his wife will be out. staffers and advisors and is also going to have some of the candidates out here trying to make their cases. to give you a perspective about what they might be talking about , some cover that democratic debate and sanders with the outlier on the left. there was this new idea. tonight what was fascinating wa to see how many of these candidatesgh was the norm for tm . it was not outlandish, starting with de blasio, pushing a 30 person -- 70% tax for the wealthy. the issue of abortion, saying that trans women should be able to get abortions, saying it's

for reproductive justice, a fou race that we have met her before . jay inslee pushing not just a green new deal but he wanted to base out all fossil fuel production. the economy is strong. take a listen to a little flavo of what these candidates were talking about. >> when you got a government, a economy that this great for those with money and isn't doin great for everyone else, that i corruption, pure and simple. we need to call it out and we need to attack it had on and we need to make structural change in our government, in our economy, and in our country. >> this isis supposed to be the party of working people. yes, we are supposed be for a 70 % tax rate on the wealthy. yes, we are supposed be for fre college, free public college fo our young people. we are supposed to break up big corporations when they are not

serving our democracy. this democratic party has to be strong and bold and progressive. it is not right that he makes 100,000 times more than people at mcdonald's. >> de blasio cannot say that he wanted working families to know that it is not immigrants that are hurting them. insteadd he said it was the quoe /unquote 1% that have heard them. we saw a whole lot of class warfare tonight. you can bet that we will see a lot more as well. of going to be warming -- roaming around the spin room bringing some of the candidates if you will. >> let me ask you one more question. to that point, got it ask you about beto o'rourke. a lot of people thought this wa an opportunity for a restart fo him tonight. what you make on that front? >> a lot of buzz in this room for castro, simply because he

came prepared and immigration and directly answered what he would do one day one is president, which is change the section of the law that would decriminalize crossing the border and make it legal somehow . that race a lot of eyebrows but he had something specific. beto o'rourke did not have anything specific about what he would do and immigration. he could not come through with substance and specifics. at one point castro turned to beto o'rourke and said you need to come here prepared you need to do your homework. that was an ouch moment for bet o'rourke. >> we're going to have much mor breaking down immigration back and forth. thank you very much. >> the republican national committee room fired up. live tweets throughout the debate. we have more from the president reaction from the right side of the il. >> good evening to you, shana. president trump is out of the --

on his way out of the country.mm he's like to japan for the summit. we saw them briefly as he was spottedweef greeting american t during a refueling stop in alaska. you see that rate there. then he was back on the plane and as the debate was underway, he was on twitter and only had one word.ou you can see right there the wor boring in that one tweet. once he was back on the plane after refueling stop, he spent the day talking about emergency border funding and today the senate approved a plan to spend over 4 billion on humanitarian aid and need. the senate plan was passed by the house. thisme is a fight is going to going tomorrow. the president on twitter chimin in on this issue as well. democrats should change liberal and asylum laws and liza be say on -- say that the southern border. all of this is happening after the president met with several foreign leaders including the heads of russia and china. the president was asked about iran before leaving washington

and this is what the president president had to say earlier today. t >> you run should do the right thing for their people. i'm not sure that their leaders care for their people. if they do, they will make a deal.e if they don't, they are just thinking about themselves. they are selfish and there and that's a what they are doing. >> the president was also asked about the news that we brought right here last night and this special counsel mueller will testify next month. the president doubled down on this debate that he is facing the t threat. >> this mueller thing never stops. there was no obstruction, no pollution, no nothing. how many times do we have to hear it. it never ends. it just keeps going on and on. >> shana, a busy day. we will hear more from the president was he lands in japan. >> mark meredith back with us. we're going to go live to the chair of the dnc. let's listen in.

[indiscernible] >> i thought all the candidates did great. we will see with the voters say. >> what about the conversation about climate change. you said that there was climate change and the other debates. >> i said that climate change came up early and often, and it has. we have more discussion about climate change tonight then weh had in the entire 2015 debate. is that enough? absolutely not. but we've already done tonight more than we did in 2015. again, i'm not here to say that's enough because we continue to talk about it.co i said repeatedly people talk about climate change early and in-depth. we saw that tonight.aw >> based on what you saw in the first race, is there something that you wouldse like to see player differentlyfe tomorrow

night? >> i think every candidate got chance to articulate their vision. it's always difficult when you have ten people on the stage to make sure that everyone moves forward and has the opportunity to articulate that and to answe questions. i'm sure that's's going to continue to be a work in gprogress. one of our goals is to try our best to have as close to an equal distribution of time for our candidates. i have not studied the particular data tonight. >> which is good and would you like to make it good -- [indiscernible] >> the question focuses on climate, immigration, how we make the economy work for everyone, all of these, the parkland aftermath and how we this gun violence epidemic. those of the issues that arrive

peoples minds. that's why, again, i'm so thrilled about what happened tonight. that's what you want to come in debates of her focus, we got it. >> you been listening to that dnc chairman, tom perez, after reaction of the first primary between the democrats tonight. we will have much more breakdow all the topics that they hit on tonight. he was among the final 2020 candidates invited to tonight's first democratic debate. new york city mayor bill de blasio is set to join is and that will happen after the break . every cookie sold in the girl scout cookie program

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night. >> we need to make structural change in our government and economy and in our country. >> i think we should be the party that keeps what's working and fixes what's broken. >> [speaking spanish] >> insurance is not working for tens of millions of americans. it's not working. >> they can choose medicare. >> there are three women appear who have fought pretty hard for a woman's right to choose. >> let's bring in fox news contributor jessica. and rac wetland from california. for their winners and losers of the night. welcome. >> thank you so much. >> jessica, i'm going to start with you. you are a winner of what senato elizabeth warren -- hears the sound bite. >> healthcare is the basic huma right and i will fight for basi human rights. >> jessica, what did you think about that one.

>> i picked that one because i think it's fundamental to the platform that elizabeth warren is putting forward. she makes a moral argumentt for all of her policies about white americans are owed by their government so that they can hav a better life. i thoughtht it was a standout. it was a difficult position for her to be taking. bill de blasio was advocating for private insurance. that is not a position that i share with her but i thought it was a wonderful defensive it. she came in as the front runner and she needed to maintain that and i think she pulled it off famously.>> >> a lot of big moments tonight. that go to your winner and it was something that was urging a little moderation. the lane. >> a think we should be the party that keeps what's working and fix what's broken. >> that was in the context of discussion about getting rid of private insurance. why did you pick that moment? >> that impress me is one of th

more sensible statements made b any of the democrats. overall the biggest winner of tonight they debate was donald trump. it was clear throughout the night of though one of the ship and that none of them have what it takes to beat them in 2020. >> let's go to the losers of th night by both of your picks. your something that's a combination of winter and losers . let's play that and then we wil have you explain your choice. >> that's not true. we're talking about billionsil folks. a lot of folks are coming are not seeking asylum. a lot of them are undocumented immigrants. and you said recently that the recent you didn't want to leave field section 1325 as you are concerned about human trafficking. >> if you did your homework -- >> all right, jessica. >> that -- beto o'rourke at a terrible

night. speaking in spanish was not good .. i think that castro came as prepared as elizabeth warren, which is really hard to do. he knew what he was doingss on immigration question and he started talking about how off h was and howut i met americans w about the crisis at the border. i think that he showed beto o'rourke up. i thought it was a wonderful exchange for castro. i thought that google research results for his name up over 2000% and i don't think is because he was doing badly. >> in case you were going to sa that, harmeet. >> you learned a lot about who was making moments and who is going viral. >> harmeet, let's go to your loser tonight, senator cory booker, who got the most time tonight. and then your explanation. >> what is even worse, here gunshot in my neighborhood.nl

i hope from the only one of the panel here is heard a shot in the neighborhood this last week. >> harmeet? >> the reason i said he was loser on that comment is that h was theor mayor of newark where lived we're all those gunshots were for many years and he didn't point that out. that shows his failure as a leader when he was chief executive there. i think one of the other things that i noticedab about corey booker was i think he held his own against some of the others. he he did better than many of them. but the pandering and the extremism, it did not impress me . i think he comesk out stronger than some of the others. there were a couple of losers. i think that tulsi gabbard really owned tim ryan a process comments about iraq and the war. a think she really showed her military expertise and he looke

foolish in that exchange too. >> he's -- she certainly has the authority when it comes to those spots to .have a voice be heard. all right, harmeet and jessica, thank you for being with us on this special night. >> working the spin room. henry joins us next. next. my experience with usaa has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey would say "oh we can't beat usaa" we're the webber family. we're the tenney's we're the hayles, and we're usaa members for life. ♪ get your usaa auto insurance quote today.

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who would go first. this is exactly what we wanted. you didn't hear any name-calling . you heard healthcare, the academy, climate change, immigration. these are all issues that peopl care about. not only that, there was substantive policy discussion. webe believe that our candidate showed how there is a deep bench , not only in terms of their experiences, but their proposals. >> they are buried. there such different background than those on the stage night. we want everybody to feel good about the process. all but what are not going to make up the mountain we need every candidate in july to be talking about i am all and to nominate. i don't think that that was the case. i remember being on the floor a the dnc convention and then hearing from a lot of folks who felt they had been treated unfairly. what is the dnc trying to do to reestablish confidence in the

process slick candidates feel i going to be a fair process. >> we said from the beginning o the want this to be a fair and transparent process. we know that not everybody is going to make it to the mountaintop, but a lot of make sure that everyone and their supporters feel like they got a fair shot. we are announcing the threshold earlyy on. when i view seen a 20 person debate two, consecutive nights.e we are being conclusive. the polling is 1%. you can't get any lower than 1%. so we are trying to be fair and transparent and we are per main he extremely neutral throughout this entire process. >> would you say to those who -- this and other three or four we've had some new additions last day or so. what a save those who are close but also there at the bottom of the polling who say we should have a voice in this as well. it should include more than 20 but you got ten i got a 10.

>> i don't think we're going to add a third night but they have a chance to make the third debate. when you are seeing campaigns going across the country, crisscrossing a talking about the issues, your sinkholes go up . are seeing people gain enthusiasm and everybody has their shot. that's the f beauty of it. the threshold it's veryre low f the first two. you can make it through grassroots fundraising. so you have grassroots support andd you could potentially make that stage and that is the beauty of this process. >> all right, xochitl, thank yo for joining us. al our national correspondent i roaming the spin room. what does the biding camp, he doesn't show up on the stage bu are they reacting to him tonight . >> obviously the biden camp is watching very closely. i saw two his top aides. one now working for a spokesman for joe biden as the deputy

campaign manager. they didn't wantut to do any spinning. they're going to let the candidate do that tiny -- talking. give us 20 seconds to tell us about what you thinking and here's what they said. [indiscernible] >> no, i think the candidates made the decision that that the can and to some salt to the american public. they got the chance to do that and i think it's great. it's good for the democratic party. >> we've heard it debate tonight . tomorrow i think we will have another row best debate. and they want to hear what joe biden's plan as for that. you hear a lot about joe biden. unfortunately don't hear a lot up about his ideas from the press. >> how can he stand out i? >> well, i think the american people know him and he served

honorably with president obama as the vice president. talk but the issues. i think a lot of people thought that he was in focus. he will be focused when he speaks to the american people about what he plans to do.o. >> there were issues like immigration and whether or not they should be private health insurance. >> you are going to hear from joe biden tomorrow night. it's interesting and relevant. it's about unity in this country . we think what is that transformational a transformational idea in politics right now, and using the recall devices though it's not a dirty word. he's laid out a lot of progressive, bold plans are immigration and check climate change. he's also going to talk but how they can't get anything in the country if we don't move past this point.hi >> that is something you will hear tomorrow night. >> so here is where we have the

game plan, which is the biden camp says is going to be about unity and compromise. that's the game plan. we'll see if that gets checked out and if the others want to take the front runner down, per perhaps. >> you may have one plan that could get chancy. other at the thing that i would point out at the spin room, the person who was throwing goes punches then mixing it up, he had a huge number of reporters around him. do you think it changed tonight? very self-servingth. he thinks he's got the lead tonight. who's going to be a person to tulsi ght when you have gabbard and bernie sanders and others at night number two. let's take a look, shannon. s >> the former secretary's scoring a lot of headlines. that's what they want to dogh w --tage full of oh, all right.

and let us know what you get. listen, he did too. at that moment for moment he ha more time i can prevent anyone tonight. you're trying to break out of the pack and that's what a number of the folks did today. it started -- in the they started taking each other on and a direct way and change the tone for the rest of the day, that seal could be broken. five moderators were half past with -- and the sick video wild-card opinionn post. we will break it down next. bre.

once it begins, it begins. >> the president is on the way to the g20 summit in japan.

there is also some news on mueller. we are live in washington with mark. >> as you mentioned, a very bus night. president trump on his way to japan right now. you were just talking about the meeting with world leaders at the g20 summit. of want show you video that got into the newsroom in the last few hours. this is president trump on the ground in alaska as air force one was having a refueling stop. he spoke with troops on the ground. before he left washington, he spoke to reporters on the lawn of the white house where he was talking about what he expects for this trip, his latest overseas.. >> a meeting with russia, a meeting with china, a meeting with many countries. a meeting with many countries. we have been ripped off by everybody over the years. >> the president was also asked today about the news that we aslked about all night last night on the show and that is special counsel robert moeller going to be testifying next month.

hehe has been talking about presidential harassment on twitter and is also been talkin about what has been going on which led up to this testimony. we heard from the president's attorney today and the white house is not expecting to stop mueller from testifying and als weighing in on mueller of husky is testifying. >> this mueller they never stops . there was no collusion. there was no obstruction or nothing. how many times to we have to hear it? is just never ends. he keeps going on and on. >> isn going on until at least july. we're watching to see what happens next on humanitarian ai for the border. to commit bills have been working their way through congress. they passed a $4,000 aid packag today, different from one that was already passed in the house. we will be watching the next 24 hours to see with the house may decide to do next. we are expecting numbers weathe chance to discuss the throughou the day tomorrow. there is a little bit of a deadline because manyad lawmake are getting ready to head out o

town at the end of this week. should they are expected be her at least on friday. >> we will -- thanks so much. one of there last democrats to jump into the race announcing his candidacy last month. bill de blasio came out swinging. mayor de blasio joins us now. >> thank you. >> your country some headlines day. how do you feel after this firs night going head-to-head? >> it's really important. it's important to be honest wit the american people. i think that people want that. politicians don't seem to takem stand on anything. i talked to plenty of folks who are conservatives are republicans are independence an i like it when somebody believe in something. that ensures think that if you are at have a great and trying to bend the status quo and help

square, that is wrong. tens of millions of working class people can't get insurance . >> when private insurance is going to go away, you are for medicare for all. let's just get it done across the board. that scares people. we have some numbers from kaise and when you hear it, we want t aow everybody is covered but when you start asking about eliminating private insurance companies and 21%, requiring americans to pay more attack assess. it delays the treatment.xe people are very worried but wil happen if private insurance goe way. >> i understand that they are worriedd. when we talk about that tax point. that's one of the best examples of four people right now, they are paying the premium. they're paying a deductible. they are paying co-pays. they're paying out-of-pocket. of talking about middle-class people for whom they have insurance but often they can't use at the right way. it does not cover a lot of the things that they need.

one of the things we focus on a lot is healthcare. mental healthcare is really not covered by a lot ofof american insurance plans and it is one i five americans who suffer from about conditions. i understand people's fears and worries and what i know is that the status quo is not working for speech number of middle-class and working class people. else look at other countries, countries with free enterprise systems, whom he economies and they have a single-payer system and they seem to make it work for people. we should learn from them to se what would work for us. >> to your competitive, delaney he said you should fix with networking. he fought hard against your ideas and said you're not going to be able to sell itu' to the american people and saying they're not doing a good job with someo of the other things, why would i trust them with my healthcare. >> it ain't the american people of every reason to be cynical

when i look at someve of the things that government has done wrong. there's all lot that the government has done right and a example is a military. a lot of people, for example, are very proud of the school that their child goes to. that is the government doing something for them too. we have to prove to people over time that we can create a syste that is fair and consistent. we do not have a consistent system. here is your card, the muck out there. that's how it works. for a lot of people, and i emphasize this, medic -- middle-class people, working people, their insurance is a working. unquestionably -- all the folks in suburban areas they want change and a lot of them are motivated by the healthcare issue so something i wrong. i'm trying to offer a full vision. i think it is the truth. it may take time. it may take steps. what i know is the status quo i not working. a really high percentage of americans. >> we will see if the primary

voters want to go with delaney are all the way with mayor de blasio. >> thank you. >> we are just getting started. state for more from behind the scenes on the democratic debate.

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>> okay, on the other side of the stage of the candidates are the debate moderators.re they often become part of the highlight reel too. let's bring it to thehe analyst. your impressions on the evening? >> iol thought the moderators, even with the time constraints, didn't really do much the challenge of the democratic candidates. for example, elizabeth warren i embracing medicare for all. they didn't talk but the privat insurance. sheth never answered that. 's it teaches tried to do with bill de blasio who, by the way ,ty was the best elbow on the stage. and in the broader sense the msnbc moderators really conduct of the whole conversation withi the confines of a liberal

philosophy. hey, wait a minute, you're supporting abortion rights, wha about late-term abortion rights. what about the private healthcare system. i understand what the candidate want to play to the liberal base , but they didn't do much to push it out of that realm. >> and it is always tricky, especially when you have this many candidates on stage at one time, giving 62nd answers or te seconds and give them a chance to respond tody somebody who's going directly after them. it is a lot to manage and a lot of hot topics tonight. when you're five moderators, it gets even more complicateded. >> and when you have audio problems, that's not good either . have to say that elizabeth warren, who was the only top-tier candidate on that stage , got most of the questions in the first half-hour, she really sort of dominated for on thing. she had a consistent theme vethroughout the evening, takin on corporations, corrupt society , rate the company and all of that. we got to the point where you

may have mentioned this, tulsi gabbard took over her twitter account and that is clear who msnbc wants to become president. and the rare instances for the candidates were taking on each other, nobody took a jab at her so she came out unscathed and i think she has to be considered the winner for this evening. >> it's interesting because cor booker, fellow senator, got a lot of play today, former hud secretary also in the mix. there were a lot of expectation for people like beto o'rourke, that he was the first one to come out of the gate. he took people by surprise for second to adjust to what he was doing. it was an interesting night. i needed subtitles for that one. amy de blasio and beto o'rourke and others -- when your way down in the polls that's what you need and they, didn't get that.

>> well, their spanish is a lot better than mine. thank you very much. >> good to see you. >> lots more from miami. extended coverage of the first 2020 democratic primary. .. ♪ hoo

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