michael bloomburg only gets 6% so is the country with mayor bloomburg?fight of his life, so i guesses hoping to pull off a miracle. we're all just glad he's not running as an independent to be that ross perot candidate and throw a monkey in the wrench, honestly. this could work to our favor. lauren: and he's got a lot of money. elizabeth warren welcomed l him to the race, welcome, you're a billionaire so she has this fun tax calculator. the first question is, are you a billionaire? obviously i'm not. but it shows you how much you would pay and michael bloomburg, worth $52 billion, accordin accg forbes, would pay over $3 billion in taxes under elizabeth warren's plan. so obviously he would be the more favorable candidate to l wall street as well as president trump. how do you think this works out for elizabeth warren, who is welcoming him and saying now i'm going to tax you. >> this is elizabeth warren's fundamental tin ear problem. americans showed by voting donald trump in that they don't care if you're a billionaire. 90% of all american presidents have

bloomburg's untraditional campaign with a pretty traditional first campaign stop, chatting up the locals at a virginia diner. >> order one of each. >> reporter: and justifying his late entry to reporters. >> i think that there is a greater risk of having donald trump reelected than there was before, and in the end i looked in the mirror and said, i just cannot let this happen. >> reporter: the 77-year-old former new york mayor has a daunting task. in a cbs news poll released shortly before he entered the race, one in five democrats in early voting states said they would consider him, but more than twice as many said they wouldn't. >> he could have just been the middle-class kid who made good. >> reporter: so he's spending a record $35 million on a week- long ad campaign to introduce himself to voters. bloomberg has also set aside $100 million for digital ads enrgeting the president. all this money will come from his own pocket. he won't accept any campaign contributions. his fellow candidates aren't impressed. >> mayor bloomberg, who has decided to use part of his $55 billion not to buy

i think bloomburg, maybe. i don't know what they would hope to gain.t that will do is split the vote and end up having trump go all the way. i think right now the candidate that i am most focused on and i think that the president should be most worried about is elizabeth warren. now, while so many of us are picking apart her policies and so many people are looking at it and saying how will she pay for it, the american people are looking at the policies and saying you know, she will do something about issues that are most important to us. she's got a healthcare plan. the republicans failed on that. that's why the democrats won in the midterm. she's got momentum, a message and excitement right now. i think that's the one to watch out for. maria: here are some of the taxes had that elizabeth warren has proposed to pay for the medicare for all which is $52 trillion or something. an untray millionaires tax, an excessive lobbying tax, increase in social security contributions for the top 2%, roll back of tax kits and jobs act, increase tax rates to gun manuf

michael bloomburg sending shock waves through the political world, opening the door to a possible run president of the united states. how it could shake up the 2020 race and wall street. plus, elizabeth warren rolls out a calculator so you can understand her wealth tax plan. ashley: disney making a big bet on the new streaming service bus it coming at too high of a cost. we'll get into that. lauren: a blast from the past, waking up thousands from a midnight slumber, how a glitch led to a mysterious midnight text message across america. it is friday, november 8th. physical starts right now.

the market also took notice of a headline in bloomburg on thursday.ted chinese officials saying they are concerned about the possibility of being able to strike a complete comprehensive trade deal. back to you in new york. ashley: blake, thank you very much. well, president trump is making it official. he's changing his permanent residence from the trump tower in new york to his mar-a-lago estate in florida. trump tweeting he despite the fact that i make millions of dollars in new york city, i pay that is, millions of dollars in taxes each year, i've been treated badly by the political leaders of the city and state. few have been treated worse. but new york city mayor bill de blasio and new york governor andrew cuomo, both democrats of course, they say they're not going to miss him. de blasio tweeting don't let the door hit you on the way out or whatever, pretty funny and governor cuomo saying this, good riddance, it's not like the real donald trump paid taxes here anyway. he's all yours, florida. cheryl: mark zuckerberg fighting back after west wing

speaker pelosi yesterday telling bloomburg, quote, i would assume there would be public hearings in november. i don't know what the timetable would be. the truth will set us free. more on this now is kate erby, congressional reporter forks mcclaspy. tell us more about how the white house is preparing or bracing for impeachment. >> so we don't have a total clear answer on they that. we've seen a couple of different tactics they've taken but of course with this white house, a lot comes down to president trump. we've known for a while that he likes to take the lead on his own messaging, he likes to blaze his on path forward. his spokeswoman, stephanie grayh grishoh said it's up to him and how he wants to handle it. the republicans are criticizing the process of impeachment. arthel: what is the president's best defense? >> well, he says he did nothing wrong. he stuck by that. he even pushed other members of congress to defend him on the actual substance of the call and not the process. so that's what he's been pushing and the senate so far doesn't seem like people are really breaking. so that mi

ahead with his message, trying not to talk about his rivals as much as possible, particularly mike bloomburg, who he just avoids any question whatsoever about. but he's also been on the defensive, including from julian castro over this mis-quoted piece of information. it was a mis-quote in a newspaper article supposedly him criticizing obama turned out he actually was not speaking about obama at all. so, he has campaigned really went on the attack, demanding corrections, but pete buttigieg has tried publicly to take the high road and to pivot to an attack instead on president obama. take a listen to what he had to say about that. >> i just appreciate that the misquote was corrected. you know, the reality is despite what this president says, journalists take their obligation very seriously to make sure everything they print is accurate. and you saw that in how quickly that correction took place. i'll also say that since the misquote gave the wrong impression about my views of the obama administration, you know, the achievements of the obama administration affected me personally in many ways,