hi, michael bennett. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. are you? >> michael bennett. thank you for letting us impose on you. really appreciate it. thanks. .> thank you chlt >> thank you. thanks for being here. >> all right. bennett. >> nice to see you. >> hi. >> michael bennett. from have wonderful guests alabama. y'all work in the legislature? > i'm betting if you put those two legislatures together they wouldn't equal the number of legislative seats here in new hampshire. to see you guys. >> and -- are the students from trinity christian school in new hampshire. >> what grade are you guys in? seventh, and eighth. >> fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth. middle school? >> yes. >> and what are you here to learn about today? tell who you i am. my name is michael bennett. i'm a united states senator, colorado, though. i don't know if any of you have ever been to colorado. dad -- >> great. we're known for our mountains. >> i've been there. much.ank you very >> yours are very beautiful, too. different but beautiful. so what are you learning here today? started?ou a tour? had

my candidate michael bennett opposed it. >> tucker: i have never heard of michael bennett. am just kidding. >> i will say this. what you are saying was true about car vans. it's what the opponents of john bell edwards and bresheer ran on. >> tucker: so edwards, i would have voted for him. on abortion and the right to self-defense he is 100%. the only democrat who is pro-life and pro-gun. so am i and amen. he is the opposite of every person including michael bennett from colorado, he is the opposite of every democrat running for president. you could not run for president with his issues. >> maybe louisiana is the opposite. >> tucker: it is. and the man from kentucky. >> there are 103 new democrats. >> tucker: last question. i don't mean to be mean to you. if what you are saying is true is there no leading presidential top 3 candidate who is espousing those beliefs? >> if you add up what biden and buttigieg -- they think there needs to be a greater voice to the moderate point of view. there will be. i tend not to put as much weight as you do on the sanders and warren wingcarr

my name is michael bennett i am a senator from colorado. my life susan and i moved there almost 25 years ago and i followed her there. she has a public interest environmental learn to want to work for a group there. earth justice and she became the head of that rocky mountain region. and i followed her out there. i was mostly trying to stop practicing law and i went to work in business and that rome was a decade and then ended up becoming the super ended of the republic school which is the school district of 95000 kids and about a million dollar budget. i'm happy to talk about that tonight if people are interested in it. it's very challenging but incredibly rewarding part of my life. it was from that job that i was appointed to the senate that would begin with that that had run in 2010. terrible year for democrats all across the country. that was the rise of the tea party that year but just become metastasizing to the freedom caucus which is the group of people of utterly immobilized our self-government. when the race barely. i say it was b

[music] >> please welcome to thestage michael bennett . >>. >> hello, iowa. you are a patient group of people. i didn't know how patient. and i want to thank you for allowing all of us to impose on you. i want to particularly thank you for the kindness you've shown me and my family as we travel the state of iowa. and i want to thank my friend tom parton, my chairman was right here. tom, thank you for your leadership and thank youfor your friendship . i've been in the senate as condos for 10 years. it's hard for me to believe that it's been a decade. we served on two committees together. but tonight i want to talk to you not as a senator but as the only superintendent of schools who has ever run for president of the united states . i worked for the kids in the denver public schools before i went to the senate. it's a school district got about $1 billion budget. for reference, that's about three times the size of a certain municipality in the state of indiana. i'm just saying. it has 95,000 children in it. most of whom live in poverty. most of whom are kids of

for campaign 2020, c-span speaks with presidential andidates deval patrick michael bennett. patrick talks about his background, friendship with aspirations if elected president and entry into the field of candidates. senator michael bennett on why he decided to run for president, his leadership style on policy issues. watch c-span this four-day weekend. next, california senator and democratic presidential candidate, kamala harris, on the campaign trail in iowa. a brewing company in muscatine is just over an hour. [applause] --. harris: hello, musk muscatine, county. and a special thanks to the visitors from across the country in the house. and we have missouri. shannon mcdowell and i live in west liberty and i am support be on stage in of kamala harris and happy to be caucusing for her. captain because i believe we all cover someonebility to vote in the white house to represent me, my daughter and my community. is time that we get back and intelligence at the top. as kamala stated on the debate stage two days ago, justice is on the ballot. there is so much at stake in this e

for campaign 2020, c-span speaks with presidential andidates deval patrick michael bennett.atrick talks about his background, friendship with aspirations if elected president and entry into the field of candidates. senator michael bennett on why he decided to run for president, his leadership style on policy issues. watch c-span this four-day weekend. next, california senator and democratic presidential candidate, kamala harris, on the campaign trail in iowa. a brewing company in muscatine is just over an hour. [applause]

joining me now is democratic presidential candidate michael bennett, senator from colorado, who is onhe senate. senator, first, i know it's very soon that these details have come out but i would like to see your reaction to what we're hearing about these documents. >> well, martin, obviously there's more for us to learn and there's more for the american people to learn. if history is any guide, it's the coverup that gets you and we're going to have to wait and see what comes out in the coming week but the white house can't be happy with the reports that are coming out this evening. >> do you think that you'll be able to get access to these documents rather than just read about it in an article? so far the white house has blocked any of these attempts. >> yeah, it's not helping the president's case when they, day after day after day, stonewall the legitimate oversight that the house and senate has to do. if there's nothing to hide, they should be producing the documents and sending them over to the congress, the house and senate intelligence committees. they shouldn't be withholding --

senator michael bennett, considered one of the more moderates in the race. response when asked about senator warren's plan. >> the fact that we have spent half of or more than half of this primary season debating bernie sanders medical c.a.r.rnf the reason we need different leadership of this party than anything else. >> reporter: different leadership in this party. you see, this is where just over three months until the iowa caucus. you're seeing events all the candidates come, speak one after the other and see these candidates trying to draw distinctions between their fellow candidates. you saw that with julian castro, told us any candidate who cannot appeal to african-american voters and latino voters should not be leader of the party or get the nomination, he said they'd playing into president trump's hands. when you are seeing. and also candidates becoming more reflective. amy klobuchar, onstage looked, inflected on her record in min money saying she regretted how the process was and how she handled police-involved shootings, and it shifted to a grand j

. >> presidential candidate michael bennett filed his official candidacy paperwork at the new hampshire statehouse, and met with potential primary voters at a town

got you know deval patrick if he gets in a governor and there's one more there's a 4th can't michael bennett a senator from colorado all thoughtful serious experienced people won't be in this next set of debates but also gabbert and andrea and we'll be right and i think that so the question will be is that do democrats really give this new group kind of a look and will race open up a little bit from sort of the very static race that we've had over the last several months you know you're not an independent either you're a help with your day you know and i really appreciate you joining us today but i want to ask you you know as you look at i interviewed vice president biden in 2016 and he made a comment which i still hear ringing in my head today said you know the democratic party had become a party of snobs and he saw this before the donald trump victory over hillary clinton he said that had become a party of snobs and left a lot of people behind your republican now and i'm interested in as you look at your own political dashboard why are you a republican and did joe biden's admonition about

dallas cowboy's defensive lineman michael bennett says other members of the team asked him to join themduring the anthem. bennett began protesting if in 2016 when he played for seattle and again last year with philadelphia. there was speculation that he ended his protest at the request of cowboy's owner jerry jones. ben shapiro fires back at an open letter from boston university students, claiming that his speaking engagement today will trigger and overwhelm them. r carley shimkus with fox news headlines, 24/777 sirius 115, is here with reactor. >> ben shapiro is set to give a speech today, the title is america was not built on slavery, it was built on freedom. the minority student group is taking issue with the title and slamming the school for letting him speak. they say they are over wel whee, ignored and embarrassed. they say it's important to refute that language. shapiro who has spoken outnd a has been a target of white supremacy issued a response, saying it's typical of radicals to dismiss the content of a speech they haven't heard. suffice it to say i will never downplay the hor

there's another part reflected in biden, buttigieg, klobuchar, michael bennett at the back b end of the who are arking what voters want is tangible improvement in their daily lives and president obama while st stayista staying democratic race kind of put a big foot down on one side of that debate. to the point before, can i just note that buttigieg even if he comes out of iowa, faces the same challenge that warren would face, which is can either of them ultimately appeal to nonwhite voters, particularly african-american voters. the last four winners of iowa have won the democratic nomination. even when new hampshire diverged from the result. i think that's because in the modern media environment, the value of the first victory is so mag fi fied but gore, kerry, obama and clinton did well with african-american voters. if any of them can't do that, it might allow biden to have a bigger chance. to me, the biggest question in this race is whether sub par showings for biden in iowa and new hampshire dislodge his support among african-americans in south carolina or not. that's probably the bi

democrats had a weak bench and he named four people that he thought could contend, kamala harris, michael bennetttor from virginia and pete buttigieg, 3 of them are now running for the presidency and pete buttigieg is one of them. he has great political skills, he's very glib and in our time if you have one foot in politics which he has as mayor of south bend, you're in is game. paul: you know, jason, democrats fall in love with the outsider candidates and they're done pretty well with them, jimmy carter, the american public doesn't know much about them, bill clinton out of arkansas, barack obama first-term senator and they fall in love and, you know, and pete buttigieg is really in that mold. >> he is again except for the fact that he doesn't have a lot of minority support, paul, he has the same problem we were discussing earlier about michael bloomberg and that's a problem in the democratic party today if you want to be the nominee, the new york times had a story that joe biden had 150 endorsements from black and hispanic leaders, pete buttigieg has about 6, that's a problem and it's going to b

joining me to discuss is michael bennett who co-wrote the title" the secretary of defense." so good to have both of you on. it's an important conversation considering how rudy giuliani is just involved in so many things when it comes to this president. brian, you first. all the trump administration's roads to ukraine seem to pass through giuliani. he pushed this unfounded story about the bidens and corruption to the president. his associates are under indictment for being middle men between the mayor and ukraine officials. and it's giuliani's back channel with the ukrainian government that keeps coming up in the impeachment inquiry. is he in more trouble than the president of the united states? >> well, it's been reported that it's possible that the southern district of new york and in their case against these two other associates of rudy are looking at him and some of his other activities. it's possible there's some legal vulnerability there. we're going to have to wait and see what's going on in that investigation and we'll have to wait and see what the prosecutors decide

it's michael bennett from colorado coming to you from manchester, new hampshire, to congratulate you years of "hardball." >> chris, congratulates on 20 amazing years. look forward to see what the next 20 will be like for you. >> hey, chris, happy 20th anniversary of "hardball" and thanks for always throwing the fast pitches. >> i cannot think of a better time to have chris matthews on-air than right now during this trump era because you don't take any bull, you keep pushing through, and mostly you cover what matters. can't wait to see the next 20 years. >> to chris and the whole "hardball" team congratulations on 20 years of smart analysis, spirited debate and always telling it like it is. >> you're one of the best for the power of the fourth estate. you're a fierce watchdog for the american people, so keep on grilling us. >> every time i come on the show i never know what types of hardballs, curve balls will come my way but i can always expect pride from the professionals on the team because they put that on the show every night. so here's to many more years to chris matthews and th

like amy klobuchar or michael bennett? >> he's never done anything like that at that level, right?ginia just this last week. but he has never said, i believe so strongly in this one other person and their presidential ambitions that i'm going to spend a billion dollars electing somebody else. and on a human level you can kind of understand that. >> was he emboldened in what he saw his money could do? kate bolduan a few weeks ago interviewed him and he said he wouldn't be able to make a difference. how did we see such a huge change? >> and that was money to fight gun violence. >> i think what he has seen over the last couple years is that his message resonates in the moderate areas of the country that he believes democrats need to win in order to win general elections. places like the suburbs of northern virginia. places including in some red states where there are suburban districts and precincts like in kentucky this week that helped flip that -- appears to have helped flip that governors race to the democrats. i don't know he looks at the results in virginia and says that's the s

olivia nutsy asked and he was told bloomberg should put $100 million into a michael bennett or amy klobuchar superpac. >> i mean, okay. sure. i'm sure that they'll listen to that advice. i mean, i think that mike bloomberg has wanted to run for president certainly as long as i've covered him. in the book he wrote about his own life shortly before he got into the mayor's race in 2001, he listed the remaini ining job would want. one was president of the world bank and the other was president of the united states. i don't think he's eager to float a klobuchar superpac. bloomberg has never lacked for confidence. i think you're going to see that going forward. what i also think you're going to see is all of the things that donald trump says that have, you know, fallen in the category of things that rich candidates say, people who are not quite as in touch with people who don't have money. mike bloomberg is very prone to those and always was. so we'll see. >> but i do think it's worth pointing out the biggest part of the picture here is that this is a -- mike bloomberg has looked at running many,

you've got a slate of reforms put in by now senator, democratic senator michael bennett. years ago.e's running for president of course. and yet the unions are running a slate of pro-union officials who want to gut all of those reforms. >> yeah, they've been chipping away at this. if you look back at the school board even just a few years ago it was almost entire full of school reformers. these are people who supported a lot of these reforms including merit pay for teachers and obviously charters and school of choice. the unions made a little bit of headway the last time around. now there's three of these reformers left and their goal this time is to try to take them out. it's become one of the biggest issues in denver, a big subject. paul: an important election for the future of all those students in colorado. when we come back prime minister boris johnson finally gets the election he he's been asking for, setting up a december he showdown with -- december showdown with labor leader jeremy corbin. will his brexit gamble pay off. >> it's three and-a-half ♪ ♪ 'cos i know what it means

. >> senator michael bennett who does not like medicare for all, he said medicare for all would be thetter insurance, there's no question about that. >> maybe. maybe. it's about how you pay for it, how long it takes and what you can actually sell in congress. but i take your argument. now to you, big mouth. no. so you're running for katie hill's seat. first problem, it purple, that seat. you are not purple. how do you run for a seat where you're going to get hit with two sticks right away? you're not purple and, two, you're a carpet bagger, you're not from there. >> first of all, i'm going to prove this mythology that progressives can't win in purple districts is totally wrong. we represent the voters way better. strong progressives run uncorrupted. i'm going to run against bribery. all the corporate campaign contributions are bribes. that's what they are. democrats know that but republicans know that as well. that's part of reason that trump won. he said drain the swamp. people hate the corruption. and progressives are clearly against corruption. when the nancy pelosis say no, no, no,

>> there are some candidates, michael bennett comes to mind, he hasn't been on a debate stage for thet two debates and he remains in this race. he was commenting on elizabeth warren's plan today and he still says he's committed to this race. the governor of montana. they have not been on the stage since the summer. they still plan to keep trying to sell their message. if you have a very small staff and cover your expenses for the plane tickets here to iowa, i presume you can go forward. it's not just low polling candidate who is haven't appeared on the debate stage. kamala harris has announced she is pulling resources from south carolina, nevada, new hampshire. she closed three offices today to try to consolidate resources in iowa. she's betting her entire can d candidacy in iowa. we see where she is in this poll that came out today. she's not in that top to the best of my recollection -- tier of four candidates. these are for candidates who that have had big robust operations and not catching on. it's for those lower tier candidates to start wondering how do i justify to any of my su

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steve bullock, michael bennett marianne williamson, deval patrick, john delaney,, cory this is beyondlondon. republican impeachment hearings are hot this week with the republicans are rejecting... the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has been formally indicted for bribery, fraud and breach of trust. he is still insisting that he will continue to lead israel. three months away from the iowa caucus, democratic presidential candidates took to the debate stage for the fifth time. you were the winners and losers? and, it's only a rock and roll. but apparently it is bad for the environment. coldplay put the lord taught plans on hold while they work out how to go green. candidate seeking the democratic presidential nomination took to the debate stage for the fifth time on wednesday night. for the first time, candidates focus more on attacking president trump than one another, while also showing a unified front on climate change and women's reproductive rights. there were moments of tension, especially in the final minutes, over matters of national security, and pragmatic argument

featured speakers include senator michael bennett, former vice president joe biden, senator cory booker, governor steve bullock, mayor pete buttigieg, secretary july oncastro, representative john delaney, senator kamala harris, senator amy klobuchar, representative beto o'rourke, senator bernie sanders, tom steyer, au elizabeth warren and andrew yang. president trump holds a campaign rally with supporters in mississippi. watch c-span's campaign 2020 coverage live today at 7:30 p.m. eastern on c-span and at

senator michael bennett. mayor butejedge and senator booker. and we'll look at u.s. relations with iron and security in the gulf region with a panel of former u.s. ambassadors to persian gulf countries. from clinton, george bush, and the obama administration. saturday a house ways and means hearing on the difficulties in caring for aging americans including the lack of reasonably priced long-term care for senior citizens and their care givers. then at 8:00 eastern actor and environmental advocate ted dancen at a house natural resources ske hearing. sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern campaign 2020 c-span speaks with presidential candidate patrick and bennett. former governor talks about his background, his friendship with president obama. his aspiration fs elected president and his late entry into the crowded democratic field of candidates. then at 9:30 senator bennett on why he decided to run for president, his leadership style nd stance. >> coming up on

that is exactly what we're going into next, because kristen welker, geoff bennett, michael steel, steve israel, thank you very much. >>> americans including children killed in a mexican ambush. we'll talk about that next right here on "andrea mitchell reports." ll reports. devices are like doorways that could allow hackers into your home. and like all doors, they're safer when locked. that's why you need xfinity xfi. with the xfi gateway, devices connected to your homes wifi are protected. which helps keep people outside from accessing your passwords, credit cards and cameras. and people inside from accidentally visiting sites that aren't secure. and if someone trys we'll let you know. xfi advanced security. if it's connected, it's protected. call, click, or visit a store today. >>> turning now to an horrific story in mexico where at least nine americans including six children, three women, have been killed in what appears to be an ambush by an organized drug cartel. eight children survived and are being treated at the hospital including a 13-year-old who walked 14 miles to get help. th

michael bennett, i don't know who that is 15 million. elizabeth warren 12 million? rich? some of those individuals, of course like bloomberg and steyer made their money in business. that's fabulous. i want us to have as much money as wo we can. even the bidens, a public service and becoming multimillionaires. extraordinary dynamic. we shouldn't, you know, bemonebemoan it all. they should be proud of it. a person would say let me help get a country where you can excel like i have excelled. we are going it to tell you our plan for you instead of asking what you want. >> senator, senator, senator, all of which are millionaires and people look around and saying if you didn't make it private sector you made it through connections that you have. dean: i thought it was serving. lisa: what do they want to do? they want to go into government and dictate to us and lecture us about what we should be doing with our lives when they did it through the frequent and free m. pete: they are running against the guy who ran because he is proud of being in a billionaire. >> exactly. pet

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michael mckinley. joined by kristin welker at the white house and jeff bennett on capitol hill and robert costa, nationalolitical reporter at the "washington post." we are expecting adam schiff within moments to be releasing those key transcripts. kristin welker, the president has been claiming without any evidence at all that these are going to be doctored transcripts so he's already been going after them on the transcripts. what about this white house counter attack? >> reporter: the white house continues to try to insist that the impeachment inquiry is illegitimate even though there has now been a vote, president trump arguing that a number of these witnesses are never trumpers without any evidence to back that up. as you point out, that remarkable tweet this morning responding to word that the whistleblow whistleblower has said that the whistleblower would answer written questions. the president saying written answers are not acceptable. of course, president trump submitted written answers to questions during the mueller investigation, refusing to sit for an in-person interview with robert mueller. s

bennett on capitol hill. "new york times" white house correspondent michael crowley. msnbc justice and security analyst matt miller, former chief spokesman for attorney general eric holder. welcome, all. kristen, let's start with you. and the president dining this report, but now it's been confirmed by multiple news organizations, "new york times," "wall street journal," and others, first broken by "the washington post," that he asked his attorney general to clear him of any wrongdoing. >> andrea, i think it's important to point out that we have seen this tactic from the president in the past. the he vigorously denies a story on twitter and then there's even more evidence months later that it is in fact true. so this is not new. this is what president trump is saying today, though, about that very report that you mentioned. he said, bill barr did not decline my request to talk about ukraine, the story was a fake "washington post" con job with an anonymous source that doesn't exist. the tweet goes on and on. we haven't gotten a denial from bill barr, which is notable,

. >> i'm joined now by democratic congresswoman mary gay scanlen, jeff bennett, white house correspondent for nbc news, michael mcfall, former u.s. ambassador to russia. congresswoman, your faith in television, how is it going right now? do you believe the fact when you're going to see people like bill taylor and vindman and the rest of them all trooping before cameras in hours of testimony publicly before -- we don't know how many networks are going to be covering this. is it going to change the voter? are they going to open their eyes to the significance of this scandal? >> i certainly hope so, and i would think that they would. this has been an investigation we haven't been able to put before the american people up until now. but we finally have the patriotic public servants who have been willing to come forward and talk about what has been happening whereas you said the president has been using -- abusing his power to impact our national security for his own private reasons. >> what's the difference between people readsing as they have the last several weeks about this damning testimony from people like am

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kristen welker, geoff bennett, mack mclarty, nick burns, great to talk to all of you today, thank you so much. >>> coming up, room more bloom? michael bloomberg considering a presidential run with the potential to dramatically shake up the race, next on "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. . i wish i could shake your hand. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ colon cancer screening for people 50 and older at average risk. honey, have you seen my glasses? i've always had a knack for finding things... ...colon cancer,to be exact. and i find it noninvasively... no need for time off or special prep. it all starts here... you collect your sample, and cologuard uses the dna in your stool to find 92% of colon cancers. you can always count on me to know where to look. oh, i found them! i can do this test now! ask your doctor if cologuard is right for you. covered by medicare and most major insurers when did you see the sign? when i needed to create a better visitor experience. improve our workflow. attract new customers. that's when fastsigns recommended fleet graphics. yeah, now business is rolli

joining me is geoff bennett, and jake sherman and los angeles times and white house reporter eli stokeles and secretary of state and senior fellow for the center for american progress michael fuchs. gentlemen, welcome. the transcripts released today and the big headline from the j jovanovich's transcript is that i know it is a lot of pages, but from what you have read so far, did we learn anything that we didn't know previously or learn anything that was noteworthy. >> when she is saying to the testimony that when she reached out to senior statehouse officials with her own concerns that she was targeted by the smear campaign by rudy giuliani, and separate concerns of what rudy giuliani was up to, she could not get adequate responses from the senior state department officials and so as you said, when she went to gordon sondland who was the ambassador of the eu with the concerns, his response was why don't you tweet and support president trump? and one of the reasons that the two witnesses are key to the case that the democrats are building is because they are trying to make the case that the call in the 25th was not in isolation, but in a coordinated campaign and yovanovitc

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