>>polis: the estate took care of this with a step forward with governor hickenlooper efforts to put our very first water plant. as a matter of principle representing the western slope communities i will oppose any transmountain diversion and i support water storage as an overall solution from conservation was suburban and urban areas as well as those incentives to profit from conserving water. we all need to work together to ensure we have the water infrastructure not just where our state is today but in ten years and 20 years not just the agricultural heritage but family farmers and the growing metropolitan areas. >>stapleton: the water future is the lifeblood that all of us want to have we went to put our water plants first we fully support the water plant it will cost approximately $100 million per year to prioritize that as a budget item that we will focus on during my time as governor. this is another issue where we have vast differences with jared polis and i expressed my desire he said he wanted to look at alternative storage i am not sure where and i said we needed to clean out

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john hickenlooper is supporting me for governor and campaigning for me. we need to reduce costs in colorado and that depends -- and that begins with defending what we have. if the medicaid expansion were limited, not only does that nsrow off 400,000 colorada blood drives up costs for all of us for uncompensated care because of the cost shifting of providers. medicaidefend the expansion and used by the payment systems which have been proven in places like arkansas to save 20% of 3% and pass the savings along to you and save your money family on your health-care bill. >> do you support reduction of medicaid expansion? is that true? >> no. i support making the current system better. so we can improve access and affordability to the system that we have. getting a federal waiver from the federal government so that you people can have plans with higher deductibles and less premiums because they are healthy more often. what i don't support is the plan that would make access to life-saving drugs for critically all people and children i have a friend who lives her

polis: the state took a step forward with governor hickenlooper's efforts to convene for our water plantfirst as a matter of principle, representing the western slope communities, i will oppose any transmountain diversions without agreement from western colorado. i support water storage is an overall solution that includes conservation, both best practices and suburban and urban areas as well as those -- making sure we have better incentives for farmers to profit from conserving water. i think we all need to work together to fund the money we need to ensure we have the water infrastructure not just where our state is today, but where our state will be in 10 years and 20 years. to support not just our agricultural heritage, but the livelihood of many small family farmers as well as our growing metropolitan areas. >> mr. stapleton? mr. stapleton: colorado's water future is the lifeblood that all of us want to have. we need to put our water plans first. i fully support funding the colorado water plant. it will cost approximately $100 million per year and i will prioritize it as a budget ite

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i interviewed governor hickenlooper because they have doubled between 2013 and 2016.cerned that we would see a spike in accidents, automobile accidents that were clearly connected to marijuana. we haven't seen that. >> reporter: while we're on the topic of fatal crashes, the number of fatal crashes involving marijuana comparing 2013 to 2016 has more than doubled. i wonder if that sets off alarm bells in this building. >> well, that's not real data. we never used to measure for it in 2013. usually when you ahad a traffic fatality where it appeared there was driver error, we'd always test for alcohol but rarely for marijuana. >> even now testing for marijuana is rather inconsistent. if they can convict you for driving with alcohol, they might not test for other drugs. >> thank you, sir. moments ago the former aprese apprentice contestant suing the president for def nation just appeared in court. hear what happened. plus, a frantic search under way for a 13-year-old girl. what the cryptic 911 calls are revealing next. in an emergency, minutes can mean the difference betw

everybody from michael avenatti, who probably didn't do himself any favors with democrats, john hickenlooper you did see elizabeth warren coming out and saying she's considering it, right? no one puts baby in a corner as all these other democrats, we're having the spotlight on them by virtue of having this kavanaugh debate. yes, the field is wide right now and we'll see who takes off. given the climate, given who they have to run against, i think democrats are really going to be focused on picking a winner this time. of course, they always are, but i think right now in particular. and some of the weaknesses and strengths of these candidates will come out in short order rather than perhaps waiti iningl the nomination comes. >> president trump, here is what he had to say about elizabeth warren last night. >> i see those candidates before my eyes. every night before i go to sleep. poke y pocahontas. i've got more indian blood in me than pocahontas. and i have none. sleepy joe biden, who ran for president two or three times. remember, he challenged me to a fight? i would like to take him behind

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. >> did you know about hickenlooper's use of private e-mail server?ch. >> it's actually funny and we should enjoy it. the democrat party is scared and they are trying everything they can including bringing back one of the biggest liars in american history which is president barack obama former president barack obama. we have relieved, american is relieved to move on from him america feels like we are final ly getting our country back there's pride in being an american and there's actually no sound bite he can deliver that's going to stop the support for president donald trump. rachel: you said they're scared. i mean, do you really believe that the democrats are scared? is this a watershed moment that we're seeing right now and why is this moment so different? >> this moment is different because for the first time americans didn't even know that they were losing so badly until trump started delivering major wins, and it feels like we're coming together. that moment, that black americans in the room, shouting "lock her up" saying"build the wallet we're