cillizza helps me out as a host.ame in with governor whitman of new jersey and did an event with me. i've got to get you on the show. this guy calls in. he's a fan of the young turks. he said, you know, the problem is the democrats want to play small ball and win by almost being like the republicans. we've got to play big ball, big ideas, big moves, that's how we get the big votes to turn out for people who now roll their eyes at us. that's your argument. >> 100%. so, first of all, by the way, young turns was the first original talk show on sirius satellite radio. i'm proud of that. that was all the way back in '02. look, in terms of big ball, i respect jennifer so much, work together at current tv. >> love, cenk. yes. >> you're the best, but we sometimes do disagree. the 70% tax bracket would be for people only making above $1 million. and at this point if you asked the american people, 76% of them want to raise taxes on the rich. so we got to get that through our heads. 3/4 of the country says -- >> i'm totally wit

they didn't do anything about it, cillizza. >> no, i agree.think it's difficult to make the legislature process argument, chris, which is, well, we tried to pass something, the senate passed something else. i think they weren't in on it as quickly as maybe they should have been, and i'm not talking about this issue in particular, but more broadly immigration. one thing i want to point out, chris, in less than eight hours the supreme court is going to issue its ruling on whether or not there can be a citizenship question on the census. that will have a massive political impact going forward, both in terms of how particularly it impacts nonwhites, how nonwhites are rested. are they represented? do they have voices in the census and the redistricting process? so just a reminder, we didn't hear that much about the court tonight. how important who you get to nominate as president matters. >> fair point. rojas? >> yeah, i mean, i actually agree with you. i think that this is a moment where we could be really contrasting with the president, and i thi

cillizza, pick up on that. down. >> i think it's important to remember that this debate, this wednesday night debate is a different animal in truth than the thursday night debate. and the reason why is the number one candidate in the wednesday night debate in terms of polling is elizabeth warren, who is around 12, 13, 14%. that's the best she has been in polling. cory booker, who was standing directly to her right is at 2% in the polls. beto o'rourke, who is directly to her left is at 4% and falling. you're not going have that tomorrow night. tonight. tonight. >> and yet. >> you've got joe biden in the middle, right? >> right. >> joe biden is the front-runner. no debate, right? >> yes. >> then you're going have bernie sanders. you're going to have pete buttigieg. you're going to have kamala harris. you're going to have a lot more of the sort of a-team as we would define it looking at the polling. so the dynamic is i think a little bit different. i don't know that you can look at tonight, but i mean wednesday ni

chris cillizza here with that. good morning, professor. >> i love the pencil scratching on paper graphic sound. >> and the old school notebook. so cool. >> i take notes in those. >> okay. >> ready? >> buttigieg. >> pete buttigieg and kamala harris have the same reason for getting an a. if you look at the cnn poll that came out two days ago, the obvious thing that will jump out, joe biden is in first and bern bernie sanders in second. but kamala harris is at 8% support. pete buttigieg at 5. not great. but pete buttigieg, 40% of people in the poll had never heard of him or didn't know enough about him. 20% said the same thing with kamala harris. they have huge potential for growth. they are doing okay already. they'll have the money, the organization to meet voters and they have lots of room to grow. that's a good thing in my book that gets an a. >> it's a very high ceiling. >> basketball? i got it. >> he did football. i did basketball. >> okay. let's move on to kirsten gillibrand. >> we have talked about in past wee

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cnn politics reporter and editor at large chris cillizza takes us inside.ybody is talking about this moment that all started with a cough. or i guess -- the moment started before but the cough is what triggered another moment that everyone is talking about. >> that is exactly right, ana. and like walt whitman once said, i contain multitudes. this clip contains multitudes. we'll play it, come back and do analysis on it. let's go to the tape. >> they're after my financial statement. the senate. they would like to get my financial statement. at some point, i hope they get it. >> are you going to turn it over? >> no, at some point -- i might. but at some point, i hope they get it, because it's a -- [ coughing ] it's a fantastic financial statement. it's a fantastic financial statement. and let's do that over. he's coughing in the middle of my answer. >> yeah, okay. >> i don't like that. you know? >> your chief of staff. >> if you're going to cough, please leave the room. >> get a shot of -- i'll come over here. >> you just can't -- >> okay. >> sorry. >> okay. d

. >> let's get the mid-week grades with chris cillizza.you. >> hello. >> who are you dolling out your top grade to this week? >> let's start with elizabeth warren of massachusetts with an "a." look. she is going to be in that first debate night. she is going to be the best polling candidate. she's going to be center stage. that's a good spot for her. and she is on a real roll. she has started to move up and passed bernie sanders in some national polling. there's a poll in nevada that came out that shows her passing sanders. she's now either competing with him or moving slightly ahead of him among very liberal voters. it's a key constituency for both of them. and she proves the 2020 race like all presidential races, off to a bad start. but clearly moved upward. >> i think this is their second week in a row. >> well, she struggled early on. but look. momentum is a real thing in these races. it drives activists, donors, staff. and she's got all that happening for her right now. zblipt to tell people i've peeked ahead to the end of this segmen

chris cillizza, thank you very much for that. >> thank you both.ave a great week. >> you, too. >> joe biden says president trump has abandoned the american farmer. he went right to the middle of america's heartland to say it. president trump said he's the farmer's best friend. john avlon has a reality check. >> joe biden unloaded on president trump in iowa yesterday. he tailored his attacks to a core trump issue constituency. >> no one knows it better than iowa. easy to be tough when someone else is taking the hit. >> trump shot back literally before biden got the words out of his mouth. >> best thing that happened to the farmers is me. the farmers are my best friend. nobody has treated the farmers better than donald trump. >> is there really no one who treated farmers better than president trump? first let's look at iowa's economy. unemployment rate there is 2.4%. third lowest in the nation. that's good news from a political perspective. it was only 3.5% at the end of 2016. about half of what it was in the early months of the obama administration.

let's go straight to chris cillizza. texas? >> i know. first i would watch a daily segment called what's up with that in which we break down what's up with that. >> everyday. >> more to the point, texas. biden 48, trump 44. this is a quinnipiac university in my home state of connecticut, incredible poll. should we be surprised? yeah. but shouldn't fall on the floor shocked because beto o'rourke almost beat ted cruz in 2018 and close and he loses but trump only won texas by nine points in 2016. this is not kansas, wyoming, alabama, mississippi. there are so much african-american and hispanic vote in texas that it is not an absolute slam dunk. where senate democrats are talking about going after john cornyn in the 20 election. i'm not sure if it is there yet -- and if you are biden you have to be encouraged by a number like that. >> encouraged by that but yet the man is under attack on multiple fronts. you could walk us through the incoming. >> yeah. it is a bunch and it happened within the first 48 hours. the first month of the joe biden c

cillizza, plus/minus for biden tonight? >> minus, minus. on that point, i don't understand.ore debates

. >> chris cillizza is here.an say about her, and how she wound up on the debate stage. that last point was a bit of a mic drop. >> she's right. >> what's hard about that, though, the case she was making is cen willy, these policy positions are nice that you've all outlined, that's not how you beat donald trump, she's not wrong, at the same time it is important for a party to talk about policy. but man that field of love, and i'll meet you there, that was amazing. regardless, this is top search candidates during round two of the debates. what's interesting about these, they usually track pretty closely with who you probably thought won. if you were interested enough to go look them up, it usually means they did well. kamala harris and pete buttigieg. look who's number one. marianne williamson. part of that is in truth, if you follow this stuff loosely, you kind of know who bernien sadders,you know kamala harris, who is that woman on the end talking about meeting donald trump on the field of love. this is more of

chris cillizza, what do you make of nancy pelosi telling some of her fellow democrats in the house that really doesn't want to see the president of the united states impeached. she wants to see him in prison. >> joey mentioned last segment, context as it relates to obstruction and donald trump. context matters here, too. why is nancy pelosi having this meeting? at least one reason is to try to continue to hold back the forces, including some, you know, at committee chairman level who want impeachment proceedings to begin or the start of it. an impeach inquiry to be open. what's one way to do that without outside events? sound a really strong rhetorical point like, hey, guys, i'm with you. i want to see more than impeachment. i want to see imprisonment. i think that's what she's doing here. and i think she knows what she's doing here because she does not -- she has said many times publicly, donald trump wants us to impeach him. it makes him a victim. the senate is not going to -- republican-controlled senate, not going to convict donald trump. therefore, you give him the issue without ge

. >> cnn editor at large and toll picks at large editor chris cillizza joins me.e that president trump lies daily, more often than most americans wash their hands. which comments stood out from the new interview. >> take the hour. here we go, no sthorter than that. but there is a lot. let's first start with donald trump in general. "the washington post" fact checker, 10,796 false or misleading statements in the first 869 days and 12 untrue claims every day he's been president of the united states and the average person in the majority of the country washes their hands ten times a day. let's go to the specifics here. you played a clip from the stephanopoulos interview, let's play another one from the abc interview, this is him talking about not calling the fbi. let's play that. >> okay, let's put yourself in a position, you're a congressman and somebody comes up and said, hey, i have information on your opponent. do you call the fbi? i don't think so -- >> if it is coming from russia you do. >> i've seen a lot of things over my life and don't think in my whole life

that someone somewhere finds the solutions for this says we had the european union is called on a cillizza let the migrants it's really so far it doesn't seem at all keen to do that to see what's crucified a bit of a bloody because they took this to the european court of human rights but the european court of human rights said that it's really was in a blue ice to let the migrants decide disembark but rather actually offer assistance it sees there's been some speculation in the italian media that maybe the italian coast guard can come to the boat and get the migrants on some lines from that own boats now where the crew of the works maintain that this is something that under emergency maritime law means it's only have to act let's listen. we have . obviously of course this all very different what have a telling authorities been saying. in syria minutes damasio savini and his lipase made a lot of political capital really over their hardline stance on immigration says this isn't about a sea rescue but it's essentially aiding and abetting people smugglers as a playing into the hands of people

. >> chris cillizza, thank you very much. >>> the man nominated to be president trump's permanent defense secretary is on his way out. the president tweeting that patrick shanahan has decided not to go forward with his confirmation process, so that he can dwee vote more time to his family. the president also announce iin mark esper will be shanahan's replacement, shanahan's last day on the job will be friday. this abrupt exit comes as we learn details in the media about his contentious divorce with his ex-wife which drags out over six years. in a statement issued in the last hour, shanahan said in part, it is unfortunate that a painful and deeply personal family situation from long ago is being dredged up and painted in an incomplete and misleading way in the course of this process. i believe my continuing in the confirmation prosets would force my three children to reopen wounds we have worked years to hail. ultimately their safety and well being is my highest priority. pamela brown is at the white house, with he also have mark hertling. pam to you first, you have new details on patrick

>> ilhan omar, he cry cillizza, it passed overwhelm by of the 102 in opposition, 95 were democrats. 129upport it. >> and nance pelosi had to know that was likely. he is a very different lib rats. she's a liberal by believe, but a political pragmatist. and i heard david say this earlier. she understood if you go to the july 4th recess with that picture of the dad and daughter facedown and you have done nothing -- you can debate whether this bill designate what it should, but you have done nothing, that's politically hugely problematic, and nancy pelosi is still looking out for the people who made her majority, the people in trump districts. >> nia, what do you think? what's your analysis? >> i think that's right. what a striking image there, asking the question about nancy pelosi whether or not she thought it was her fault, did not answer the question. just let the window roll up. she has 94 other democrats let that window roll up, essential blaming pelosi. there's been so much tension in this caucus, but you saw something who was able to stitch together a caucus. fragilely, but working

. >> chris cillizza, thank you very much. let's continue on. >>> you're watching cnn on this friday afternoon, i'm brooke baldwin, joe biden vigorously defending his record today after a clash with the democratic debate. spark new concerns about his positions on race. last night senator harris pressed biden on his work with segregationist senators as well as his documented opposition to bussing in the 1970s. >> do you agree today that you were wrong to oppose bussing in america then? >> no. >> do you agree? >> i did not oppose bussing in america. what i opposed is bussing ordered by the department of education. that's what i opposed. i did not oppose -- >> there's a failure of states to integrate public schools in america. i was part of the second class to integrate berkeley california public schools almost two decades of abrown v. board of education. >> because your city made that decision -- >> that's where the federal government must step in. >> that was last night. this is how the vice president just responded an hour ago

cnn politics and editor at large is in washington, chris cillizza, how did we get here?hat's the apb on these senators? >> good to see democracy working well. there's something called a quorum in every legislative body. there has to be a minimum number of elected officials in the chamber itself in order to do any official business including voting. the issue is not whether if these 11 people voted against this bill, which would effectively cap greenhouse gas emissions, it would still pass, if there was any vote, it would pass, there are enough democrats in the oregon state senate. what they are doing is trying to essentially go back 30 years in basketball north carolina had the four corners offense, there was no shot clock. once they got ahead, they would hold the ball. if the other team holds the ball, they can't win. that's what's happening here, the legislative sessio ends june 30th, if they can stay out of the chamber and the state police have called and said, hey, we'd like to have you come back, they've not gone and gotten many of them in republican friendly idaho,

. >> and clearly, chris cillizza, the speaker doesn't want to be the former speaker. to be in the majority in the house of representatives and she and her supporters are deeply concerned that if the impeachment process begins and fails, doesn't go anywhere, this could backfire politically and the democrats would lose control of the house. >> no question. and i would say politically speaking, that is not the only way that this should be judged, but politically speaking impeachment is a political loser at the moment for republicans -- for democrats, excuse me, if you look at polling. majority of the country does not want it and i would tell you if -- to jeffrey's point, let's say you did a poll of only the say 60 districts that both parties -- 60 districts that both parties will contest in 2020. my guess is the impeachment number or the desire is lower in those districts, just not because people don't necessarily think donald trump should be impeached because they care about the state of the economy, immigration, health care and pig whatever you like. they just don't ca

. >> chris cillizza, the fact is, a bunch of republicans today came out criticizing the president. >>s easy. doing anything, and i'm not just suggesting impeach; but doing anything about his behavior is hard or at least has proven hard for them. there's a lot of, i wouldn't have done it that way. i wish he wouldn't talk that way, but at some point there's either action or there's not. it's easy for them to express sorrow and regret about how he approaches things. go back to the release of the "access hollywood" tape in october 2016. a lot of that then. the reality of the situation from a political perspective and you saw this with justin amash's poll numbers against an announced opponent, republican primary opponent. crossing donald trump is asking for your political career to end. you can like it or lump it but that's just the reality in all of these members are aware of it. >> how dangerous is it to invite foreign help in elections? >> president trump wasn't just inviting foreign help which would arguably be illegal but inviting foreign governments to attack his perceived political

a lot to discuss is politics and business correspondent cristina alesci, and editor at all chris cillizzahe new york times" reporting got under the president's skin. look no further than his twitter feed, and also more so on the cnbc interview, there was a lot he said in this, not only that they tried for 20 years, and we got what they tried for 20 years in two days, but it expands beyond that, that requires fact checking. what's your take on one bit of this, right now, china is getting decimated by companies leaving china, going to other countries including our own because they don't want to pay tariffs. he continues so on and so forth. put this all in perspective please. >> that's one thing that really stood out to me. is that he took this opportunity to really spin this false narrative that the chinese are getting decimated by the tariffs and the trade war between the u.s. and china. and the u.s. is coming out unscathed. that is simply not true. we have economists across the board lowering u.s. economic growth forecasts because of the trade war, because companies in the u.s. and consum

joining me now to discuss, chris cillizza and josh green.e that book. >> that's good stuff. >> i agree. chris, 97.8 -- that's not a radio station. 97.5 million dollars raised since 2017. how much of an impact will that much money have on the race? >>athena mentioned this is a lot more than bush and obama. and that's true. it's a lot, lot more. bush raised $4 million by the end of 2002, obama had raised $3 million by the end of 2010. so, you're talking about exponentially more. donald trump held his first fund-raiser 40 months before november 2020. so, i think it will help him compared to himself. so, in 2016, he was drastically outspent, he kept saying, i'm going to write a big check. he never really wrote that big a check to himself. he was outspent in the primaries and the general election. that won't happen again. this will be a much more well-financed campaign. he got outspent by hillary clinton everywhere and donald trump is the president and hillary clinton is not, so, i think we'd be a little bit careful about money being totally dete

. >> here to discuss this and more we have nia-malika henderson, chris cillizza and kirsten powers. kirsten, i want to call with you, you call this about face incredible. what part was so stunning to you? >> well, i think the fact that just a few days ago his campaign was saying that this was his position, this is who he is, it sort of, you know, is core to his beliefs and he wasn't going to change his position. then, boom, you know, after really 24 hours of being attacked by his rivals he changed his position. so i think politically it was definitely the right thing to do, there is no question he needed to put this behind him. what the issue that it raises for me is why his campaign didn't foresee this. it's something that should have been a very obvious that was going to be a problem, this was something the democratic party changed their position on in the platform in 2016, hillary clinton made it one of her key positions of getting rid of hyde. so, you know, instead he was -- his campaign put out this idea this was central to his catholic faith and then, you know, 48 hours later

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