first up this hour, closing the gap. two days until the new hampshire primary. and advice not taken. a new report about senators trying to stop the president from firing gordon sondland and the questions about whether other impeachment witnesses could be next. a trouble the new benchmark to stop the spread of the coronavirus as we get new information about people trapped on a cruise ship under quarantine. it's sunday, february 9th. this month is flying by. we have a team following the late fres new hampshire to london b and beijing. >> first, we turn to the race for the white house. the new hampshire primary is tuesday leaving voters 48 hours to decide on a candidate and a the latest poll show it could be a tight race. bernie sanders is leading with 24% followed by pete buttigieg

at 22%. >> the democratic candidates are mostly focusing on new hampshire voters today with events around the state. they ran a long day of campaigning in manchester. they each had a similar message. beat president trump in november. >> this election is a patriotism check. it's a decency check on this president. and what unites us more than anything is that we know that pg a part of america is bigger than the heart of the guy in the white house. >> i'll be damned if i'm going to lose this election to this man. we cannot let it happen. we cannot let it happen. the character of this country is on the ballot. we must defeat donald trump. >> with a president this devisi devisive, we must either be for a revolution or for the status

quo. let's make room for everyone. >> the choice is ours to usher in a fresh new era where our white house can once again be a beacon of light. a beacon of hope. >> people are worried that this fight against donald trump may not be winnable. but i have been winning unwinnable fights all my life. >> let's make america think harder ask move this country forward on tuesday. let's give our kids a future we will be proud to leave to them. >> i know i speak for every candidate is the nevada who wins the democratic nomination. we are going to come together to defeat the most dangerous

president in the history of this country. >> we should only nominate someone who can kick on the economy and i can do it. and we've got to pull together this fantastic, diverse party and i can do it. >> quite a matchup there in new hampshire overnight. let's bring in shaquille brucer. and daniel strauss, senior political reporter with the guardian. both in new hampshire. good morning to both of you, gentlemen. you have upbeen following sande. clearly he has a front runner status, at least based iowa. there on the ground in new hampshire, you get a sense that he's going into tuesday with that front runner status? >> you can really tell he's feels momentum. we saw him on the campaign trail yesterday. as he was going on, he got a little reflective. he talked about 2016 and he said that he thanked the people of new hampshire for the work they

did for him for the lead they gave him and the win in 2016. as we lock to 2020, he's coming into the race in a strong position. you look at the average polls. he's ahead. the latest polls, he still has that lead. the closest contender is mayor pete buttigieg. what we see with pete buttigieg. he's receiving incoming fire from all sides. you heard vice president biden and the video that came out yesterday kind of mocking mayor pete's role as a mayor. amy klobuchar went after him as well. sanders is seeming to join in on the fun at his own attacks saying he's a candidate who is the billionaire's favorite. you're seeing him feel prth good. he's been in a light mood making jokes all along saying he feels momentum and the establishment is fearing a victory that he believes he will have here in the state of new hampshire.

>> the new tracking poll shows sanders in the lead, biden sitting in fourth. what is the state of biden's campaign now? >> reporter: at this point, biden conceded he probably won't do well in new hampshire, similarly to how he did in iowa. and this underscores the importance for biden to do well in south carolina. a state that he anded a advisers say head will do well in and sprung board them into super tuesday. it's surprising how competitive his rivals are compared to him. at the beginning of the cycle, biden was the far away front runner now he's been polling far behind senator sanders and pete buttigieg. >> it seems strange for a kapd to say i don't expect to do well. >> it's very unusual. so shaq mentioned the ad that

came out attacking peboout judg. klobuchar getting in on the debate. here's with what she said. >> it seems delightful sometimes for people to have a newcomer that doesn't have a record. i think this team having experience of getting things done matters. >> so shaq, as the more moderate candidates turn their attention on each other and on buttigieg, why are they not attacking sanders who is technically the front runner here? >> that's a really good question one thing that biden did in that debate, it was kind of a moment he kind of slipped in there. when he said he didn't expect to do well here in new hampshire herks said bernie probably will do well. that's him raising expectations for a candidate like bernie sanders. but as you mentioned, they are kind of letting him go free as

they are having this fight among themselves. talking to some sanders, they are fine with the fight that's going on. i had people send me around and sanders supporters on twitter send around that video that was made by the biden campaign. they liked the fact that that fight is happening because, again, pete buttigieg his chief rival in this state of new hampshire if mayor pete is going down and getting stuck in battles with biden and klobuchar, the sanders campaign is okay with that. we saw that happen with his rise in december. there was a dabt going on there. it was elizabeth warren and other candidates, that's when you saw sanders and his numbers rise a little bit. when he's behind the scenes, thr okay with that. especially in a state like new hampshire where they feel he's in the lead. people are familiar with him ask he thinks he will do well here. >> let's prop up the latest poll numbers once again. because while there's a cluster at the top, i want the you to pay teengs what i'm noticing down there.

joe biden is at 10 public. amy klobuchar, who had moment ut of of the last debate is at 9%. so you potentially have the former vp, the former front runner who could end up on tuesday in fifth place. you get a sense by the next contest after tuesday in nevada that this will whittle down the whole field? >> reporter: yeah, we're sort of seeing that. we have only seen really a competitiveness in four or five candidates. at one point in the cycle, there were two dozen candidates in this field. but at this point, most of the money, most of 8 the poll iing going to the familiar names. buttigieg, and booiden to an extent.

>> thank you both for your time this morning. stay with msnbc weekend. we're going to have live coverage from new hampshire all day long as we count down to tuesday's primary. we have some breaking news to bring you. the coronavirus outreach reaching new heights in a tragic new milestone. >> the virus now claiming more lives than the 2003 sars epidemic in china. more than 813 people have died from coronavirus compared to 774 who were killed after sars nearly 20 years ago. that was over the course of eight months compared to one month with this one. >> there are more than 37,000 confirmed cases of the coronavirus around the globe. that number on the rise. joining us, the world health epidemic says it's far from over. what's the chinese government doing the at this stage? >> reporter: there are restrictions that are in place

across the country. some more severe than others. here in beijing there's been the expectation that anyone returning to the city coming back from a vacation, coming back from their hometowns, remember this all started to transpire over the chinese new year here. so they were told by the government they had to stay at home and observe a 14-day quarantine period before going to work. we're seeing temperature checks everywhere. at the grocery store, at the one starbucks that's still open. anywhere you go it seems they are checking their temperature. people are wearing masks. there really is this sense they want to try to contain what's happening here in beijing with the expectation that the numbers could get a bump this week with people going back to work, using mass transit again, being in crowds, which would offer an opportunity for the virus to spread. >> thank you.

it's being called the deadliest mass shooting in thai history. a art sergeant in the military on a shooting rampage. >> it came to an end at a shopping mall where a gunman was shot and killed by police. joining us now there's matt bradley following the development all weekend long. and all of this happened over the course of a 10-hour period. take us through what happened. >> so this shooting spree began yesterday at a military base. the military base that really the gunman was housed. that's where the name of this guy killed his senior officer and then two others. then he stole weapons and an army humvee. he basically tore through the city on a rampage. he fired at several sites including a booudist temple. before he entered that crowded shop iping mall where he met hi

end and throughout that massacre, he posted regular updates on facebook. before it all started, he wrote, it's time to get excited and death is inevitable for everyone. he put up selfies of himself holding his fwun. had he posted one video of himself complaining his trigger functioner was exhausted. he even asked his audience, should i give up. that's when facebook went in and closed his account. that's another shooting spree that was really shot on video. it was covered by the shooter himself from a whole world to watch. it's likely to renew that debate that's been going on in the states for a awhile now about social media eels impact on crime and violence and whether or not it glorifies or en encourages this sort of behav r behavior. police finally shot and killed the 32-year-old at 9:00 a.m. thailand time. that's about ten hours ago. that was in a hail of gunfire that was captured on video and we have all seen. so again, we're seeing this

recurring thing where people who are committing mass murders, massive crimes are filming it themselves. >> any response from facebook? >> yeah, facebook denied allegations that he had live streamed his own massacre. there was all this talk that he had live streamed it, which is what happened in new zealand when we had the guy that shot a bunch of people in a mosque. that's not what happened. he did post periodic updates, but facebook said they went and did it in a shuttle way to shut down his profile to keep the images from proliferate iing ard the world. >> matt bradley with the the latest, thank you. >> the fallout from the white house firings, the key question this morning. will there be more? >> who are the senators who told the president not to fire gordon sondland? that's next. ident not to fire gn sondland that's next.

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a live picture of los angeles at 4:18 in the morning. i i think that's from mccar thur park. the academy awards will be taking place in hollywood today. everybody looking forward to that. they probably need some umbrellas. 80% chance of rain. >> the hair, that was my first thought. >> let's get to your morning headlines. an investigation is underway into the incident that left two u.s. troops dead and six hurt in afghanistan on saturday.

a gunman wearing an afghan uniform opened fire while soldiers were conduct iing a jot operation. courtney kubi has more. >> reporter: four u.s. military officials telling us that troops have been wounded. a u.s. military spokesperson in kabul releasing this statement. a combined u.s. and afghan force conducting an operation was engaged by direct fire on february 8th. we are assess iing the situatio and will provide further updates as they become available. both the taliban and isis operate along the border with pakistan. this attack comes as the u.s. tries to end the nearly two decade long war in afghanistan. at his state of the union address, president trump said peace talks are underway. >> we are working to bring the

troops back home. >> reporter: 13,000 u.s. troops nearly deployed to afghanistan, but military leaders have said they can decrease to 8600 without impacting counterterror operations. last year 22 american service members were killed in afghanistan. >> that's courtney kubi. six american troops have died so far in 2020. police arrested a man suspected of driving a van into a republican party voter registration tent in florida. the 27-year-old was charged with one count of aggravated assault, one count of criminal mischief and one count of driving with a suspended license. officials say no one was hurt in the incident. and tensions flurry between andrew cuomo and trump. he accused him of canceling a scheduled meeting to talk about the decision to halt the traveler programs like global entry for new yorkers.

cuomo denied the allegation and announced plans to sue the operation over the new travel policy. >> it's not just cuomo be mayor de blasio has been speak iing o about that. >> it was supposed to fete our renewal. new fallout this morning after president trump fired two of the most prominent impeachment witnesses and what "the new york times" is calling a post acquittal purge. >> gordon sondland and alex vindman ousted from the administration on friday. just 48 hours after the impeachment trial ended. >> joining us is shawn is patrick maloney. thank you for being here. good morning to you. you're on the intelligence committee and vindman back in november spoke with you and you want to show a clip of that.

>> sitting here today in the u.s. capital and talking to elected officials is proof you made the right decision 40 years ago to leave the soviet union and come to the united states of america in search of a better life for our family. do not worry. i'll be fine for tell iing the truth. >> you realize when you came forward out of sense of duty that you were putting yourself in direct opposition to the most powerful person in the world. do you realize that, sir? >> i knew i was assume iing a t lot of risk. >> i'm struck by the phrase do not worry you addressed to your dad. was he a warrior? >> he did serve. it was a different military though. >> if you were putting yourself up against the united states. >> he deeply worried about it because in his context there was the ultimate risk. >> why do you have confidence that you can do that and tell your dad not to worry? >> congressman, because this is

america. this is the country i have served and defended that all of my brothers have served and here right matters. >> thank you, sir. i yield back. >> that was still an exchange that gets chills from many of us and got an applause there within the hearing room. congressman, what do you make now after hearing that? after being there with that exchange, of vindman being let go from the white house and being wud out, escorted out like a criminal. >> what i think is it turns that dramatic assertion of confidence in the united states into a question. does right matter. it's a question we all have to answer. just a few moments ago, you acknowledged the sacrifice of two more americans who lost their lives in afghanistan.

that's a purple heart winner. those dress blues were worn because he served his country in iraq heroically. so did his brother. those were the guys walked out like criminals yesterday. so does right matter? you tell me. >> the purple heart recipient, president trump attacked vindman calling him insubordinate. what do you make of that? >> what i think is these senator who is voted to acquit the president, especially the ones who want us all to know they were troubled by it or concerned about it or who thought the president learned a lesson. what i think is that phoney friends are worst than honest enemi enemies. what we need now is people with some courage. there are apparently no leaders left in the republican party. a bunch of followers. and guys like lieutenant colonel vindman who put it all on the

line first in iraq and then in a hearing room are paying the price. >> you talk about needing some darn courage here. "the new york times" is reporting that a handful of republicans behind closed doors warned trump not to retaliate, told him not to recall gordon sond land. they wrote, the senators were concerned it would look bad for trump to dismiss sondland and look unnecessary since he was talking with senior officials about leaving after the trial. the senators said sondland should be allowed to depart on their own terms. do you think republicans will have the fwuts to speak out geps this publicly? >> i think what you're seeing is pretty obvious. you're seeing vulnerable republicans after the fact try to cover their butts by leaking to "the new york times" they want us all to know they were deeply troubled by this. and even though they took a vote

that could have absolutely guaranteed that vindman would be made to pay the price for their fecklessness, they want us to know they were troubled by it. they are going to continue to escort the president, but they want "the new york times" to know they secretly know it's wrong. spare me. that's what i mean. i don't need phoney off the record after the fact friends. i'd rather have an honest enemy who stook with his president and owned up to what it entails. a friday night massacre of people who were serving their country honorably and spoke the truth. that's pretty stark. it should wake up the rest of us. >> speaking of waking up the rest of us, there are a lot of people, congressman, who felt, especially after the last two weeks, that it was sort of a gut punch for america. all that took place. you guys were the ones that came up with the prosecuted the case

and the people hearings so long ago. do you get a sense that americans were trouble after thissen week? >> i think people should look at what happened. the president brought this cadence. his tone from his rallies. . using vulgarities. subtlying space and using the trappings of power to advance his narrow personal political agenda. if people can't make a decision about what's at stake when you watch guys like lieutenant colonel vindman pay the price, when you see the president trash sacred spaces that way, then i am very concerned. i think we should be clear this was dpeting worse, not better. that's why everything is is on

the line this year. >> so congressman, does congress have any recourse here? >> well, if we're going to do aggressive oversight of the president, that's important. i also think it's important we talk about lowering the cost of prescription drugs. it's important we talk about building roads and broadband systems. it's important how you're going to retire with dignity. i think we have to stay focused on the issues that are less abstract to most americans and paying a vision for how to take the country forward together. while we do that, we have a responsibility to vindicate to make sure people who thumb their nose are con tpt atempt and continue to get the facts out. we can do that. >> congressman, we appreciate your time. >> stand og vags on that. >> the president and the granite state, why our next guest says new hampshire played a major role in rump's rise and impact on primaries as democrats battle it out for the top spot there. il

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two days from the first primary. democrats are out in force in new hampshire making their final pitch to voters.

>> our next guest is a expert on all things new hampshire b and why the state is crucial. >> joining us he's also the author of "donald trump and new hampshire politics." it's tomb time lly and wonderfu have you in. you write the state of new hampshire has played a pivotal role in president trump's rise rise. how so? >> two things are going on here. in terms of our role in trump's rise to power, it was new hampshire that rescued his candidate us is in 2016 after he lost the iowa caucus to ted cruz. and a lot of people seeing trump losing to cruz thought one of those two candidates was likely to be the nominee. trump was really lucky in that new hampshire was the next state on the calendar. this is a state that's more libertarian and doesn't care about social issues or fir till ground for ted cruz to capitalize on a win in iowa.

it's a much more small government libertarian party here. and that proved really help ffu for trump. he was able to win here and after that it was really difficult for republicans as we saw to stop his rise to the nomination. in terms of new hampshire and the rest of the country's politics, like much of the rest of the country, you saw organized political resistance to the trump administration and to republican control of the state government. there were women's rallies here just as there were all over the country. and in 2018 democrats did extremely well in the midterm elections. they didn't win the governor's mansion, but they won everything else there is to win in new hampshire. they want control of the executive council and legislature and lots of down ballot races and really that's essentially where the country is as well. we had a midterm election where democrats did well and now we're facing a general election in which trump is seeking a second

term. >> you and your colleagues collected 17 years of data from events finding that front runner candidates are visit issing new hampshire less. when they do, they do more town halls and fewer meet and greets with voters. how does that weigh on the new hampshire electorate and their decision? >> well, this has been a change that's happened slowly over time, so i don't know any individual voter is necessarily swayed by the type of events candidates are having. but it does reflect that candidates are changing the way they run for president. the better known candidates are focusing less oncoming to the the early states 40 or 50 times the way they might have done once upon a time and running more nationalized campaigns we have seen presidential debates held a all over the country, not just in iowa and nevada and south carolina. and it's those lesser known candidates who are putting everything on retail politics.

you don't tend to see bernie sanders having lots of house parties. you see somebody like michael bennett, who is trying to get the nomination that way, focusing on face to face retail stuff. >> christopher, we'll leave it there. a lot of fwraet insight. we appreciate that. just two days until the new hampshire primary. here's a look ats the new hampshire union leader. sanders and buttigieg still the ones to watch. >> the original field of 28 candidates has whittled down to 11. the latest "boston globe" poll of primary voters puts joe biden in fourth place, as you can see there with 10%. bernie sanders in the lead at 24%. pete buttigieg at 22%. elizabeth warren at 13%. i know joe biden, who was the front runner for so many months, being in fourth place and dep d

depending on how klobuchar's momentum could end up in fifth. >> pri sis la thompson joins us from manchester. boout judge has had a target on his back. what's he expecting? >> good morning, as those results out of iowa have crystallized, buttigieg has faced more attacks from his opponents. we saw folks questioning his experience and also his ability to build a diverse coalition. just yesterday former vice president joe biden released an ad specifically jux a taposing experience of vice president and what pete buttigieg has been able to accomplish as a mayor in south bend. within the last 24 hours, supporters and mayor ace kos the country were quick to talk about the importance of local

government and what gets done there. and biden surrogates have come out to clarify they weren't attacking local government with the ad, but they were questioning what pete buttigieg has managed to get done on that front. and those are things that are likely to continue on the trail. klobuchar has been someone that criticized pete buttigieg on his experience and boout judge going back to the biden ad, the campaign did release a statement yesterday. i want to read the last line of it. because it was very interesting what they said. they said the vice president's decision to run this ad speaks more to where he currently stands in the race than it does about pete's perspective as a mayor and a veteran. and so if you remember pre-iowa, it was buttigieg who was calling joe biden out by name and questioning his thought process about whether or not it's time for america to take a risk on a candidate. now yes see the tables have flipped as pete buttigieg has come out of iowa on top with joe

biden attacking him. but it doesn't seem to be having an impact on voters here in new hampshire. at least not yet. >> klobuchar's campaign saying they saw a surge in fundraising after the debate. boout judge's campaign touting fundraising as well. >> he's had a monster 2020. >> president trump is scheduled to be in new hampshire tomorrow for a campaign rally. monica follows the campaign. why does the white house think it's important for the president to be there on the eve of the state's primary? >> exactly, just hours before polls will open there in new hampshire, it's not just the president, it's the vice president that will be there as well as well as other surrogates for the campaign will be at these different locations on primary day. this is part of a counterprogramming effort we have seen from the campaign. the best example was the iowa caucus where is they had 80 surrogates trying to amplify the

president's message. this is a flexing of the organizing muscle and might, which they have been able to build as the incumbents. we have seen that go ahead. but just to dwif you a sense, this is a state that the president won the primary but lost it narrowly in the general election. so this is a really important battleground state they are hoping to expand the map and win in 2020. they have 14 full-time staffers on the ground in new hampshire. four years ago at this time, the trump campaign had a few dozen staffers nationwide. this is a good marker for where the president's reelect campaign is and what they are hoping to do ahead of november. >> thank you. stay with msnbc throughout the day. we'll have live coverage from n manchester, new hampshire, all day long as we count down to tuesday's primary. first up is "am joy", and cay"ke

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aboard a cruise ship in hong kong are free to go after everyone tested negative for coronavirus. >> the ship is the world dream. it has been under quarantine since tuesday. some of the crew members did show some signs of respiratory

illness, but none of them contracted the virus. >> another cruise ship near japan will remain under quarantine after 70 passengers tested positive for coronavirus. that's where we find our next guest film maker who is currently under quarantine on the princess diamond along with her husband and her son. good morning to you, thank you for being with us this morning. the first question is how are you and your family doing and what are the conditions like on the ship? >> well, my son isn't here, but he's been helping us on the other end. my husband and i are here on an anniversary trip. frankly, we don't know about the conditions on the ship other than what we hear from the captain over the loud speaker and what we can see off you are our balcony. which is actually a very good view of all the sick people being taken off the ship. today, i believe, six people with the virus were taken to

hospital. and that brings the total of viral cases at 70. there's ambulances taking off people that the captain said have other medical issues. so i think there's a lot of frail people on board. >> happy anniversary. on princess's website, they tout in room, television programming, newspapers, movies and exercise videos still you can only imagine how crazy one would go from staying in their room. are you suffering from cabin fever? >> we're good. i am on social immediamedia and e-mailing and writing all day at home. so i'm trying to do that. but that's not the point we are really terrified about this virus. i believe we're the second largest cluster of virus outside

of china. and we have seen the numbers go up there expoe neshlly and they are doing that on thesh ship. for us to quarantine in place, but we have been getting medical opinions from infectious disease people, people who say this is not the best and safest place for us passengers to be. >> and gay, you said they were worry ied about the situation there. have you gotten any sense of how long you would be quarantined there and when you'd get off? >> well, they say 14 days. we're ending our fifth day today. i mark it off with x's like a prisoner on the wall. but it's a important prison. give credit to princess they are doing everything in their power and the crew is working like

crazy. they are also at risk. very high risk in tight quarters. and there's less air to breathe than no windows just like the people on the inside cabins. we luckily have a balcony and a pretty nice cabin and food comes three times a day. it's not exactly gourmet like it was when this was a real cruise, but they are doing the best they can. but the problem really is we're in the high risk category where 75 and 77 years old. we're at high risk for that kind of pneumonia. and we really would like to be off this ship and in american hospitals or home where we can communicate with medical authorities can and we should get say. and we can be removed safely. >> very quickly, do you feel like the information is coming to you quickly? >> no, all information is

controlled and only comes to us through the captain. and he's good. he tries his best, but he says all information comes from the japanese government, who are running the show. so we are at the will of the japanese government. >> thank you for your time. we hope you ask your husband stay safe. >> thank you very much. >> it was quite an eventful week. we'll look ats the good, the bad and the the ugly next. >> one of them will make a lot of teens extremely happy. of teens extremely happy ♪

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of course, it is that time of the week. the good, the bad and the ugly. joining us right now to share his take on the week is comedian jay black. jay, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. so excited to be back. >> we're going to do it in reverse because you're starting on a downer note and picking up where we just left off with the coro coronavirus for your ugly. >> this guy in toronto flying to jamaica. his name is james. he decided to make a viral video, no pun intended. he gets up and stands up on the plane and starts filming and says i have just gotten back from china, i feel very sick, please, stay away from me. >> you have to be kidding me. >> this is the worst thing. this might be the worst ugly i

had. a flight from toronto and jamaica and everyone had to spend an extra day in toronto. it is toronto in february and they are going to jamaica. they are leaving to go from somewhere warm which is possibly the coldest place on earth. >> this guy pulls this. i will say, i know friends who on the new york subway will see people with a mask and will pretend to sneeze just to freak out the people with the mask. >> oh, come on. >> that's bad. but this is worse. this is worse. i hope they put this guy in the canadian. >> this next one doesn't make much sense to me. this is your bad. what is happening in nevada? nevada has, you know, the worst part about any driver's test is the parallel parking. everyone hates it and worries about it. nevada got rid of it. it caused too many retests and teens no longver to do parallel

parker. i am okay with kids using calculators on math and i don't want to teach cursive in schools but let's make it harder for teens to get licenses. don't make it easier. >> some participation trophies. >> and some astrophysics. >> logic. >> your good is really, really good. what is it? >> derek from the kansas city chiefs all season he was saying he is going to pay the fees to adopt a dog and then he said, if he wins the super bowl, everybody gets a free dog if they want one. and he, obviously, they won the super bowl and everybody at a petco in kansas city over 100 dogs adopted. this is frustrating for me because we were watching the super bowl together and my wife was going on how hot all the super bowl players are and then throw adopted dogs and bad for

me. >> who did she did was hotter, the quarterbacks. garrapalo. >> anyone with a beard and shoulders she was in to. >> he's basically like the oprah. you get a dog, you get a dog, you get a dog. >> fees are expensive. up to $500. two people who just recently adopted. >> great segment today and a great show. >> that will do it for us today. i'm lindsay riser and we'll see you next saturday at 6:00 a.m. eastern. ali velshi is up next. tale of two mayors weighing in on pete buttigieg's record. we m but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with homeowners insurance.

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