andrew yang! andrew yang! >> the idea is popular with theo-called yang gang.g >> [ laughing ] >> but not everyonis sold. >> it's original, i'll give you that. >> the former ceo is banng on an unusual strategy. >> i'm gonna be the first president use powerpoint in the state of the union. >> powerpoint! powerpoint! >> what does andre say now? >> yes! this is the nerdiest presidential cpaign in history! >> "firing line withargaret hoover" is made possible by...ib additional funding is provid by... drporate funding is provi by. >> andrew yang, welcome to "firing line." >> oh, it's great to be here. thanks for hing me. >> so, when you decided you would run for president, did you ever imagine you wouahead of people like senator cory booker and be o'rourke? >> well, when i decided to do this, i'm not sure beto was famous yet. [ both laugh ] but i was confident that if i de my case to the americ people that we would do very well. and so i'm probably less surprised to be here than some observers. to so, i

>> andrew yang.ut things no other candidate is talking about, providing ideas on what we can do instead of talking about donald trump. >> elizabeth warren is well, her surge keeps going. these candidates are talking to all of america and that is the difference between democrats running for president and the president currently in the white house. >> what made it a better experience was a much smaller cover. >> that was the perspective from people who went to see the debate. it was a democrat debate so most of them were democrats. talking to a wider swath of voters from houston, texas, we will see what people had to say later on "fox and friends". we went to talk to some of them, not many of them, had a few too many drinks. we will get to people here as the morning goes on. >> we look forward to that. great to have you there in houston. nothing changes if nothing changes. last night, more of the same from 2020 contenders. panic is about to set in and he joins us live. i would like to take a moment to

that includes south bend major pete buttigieg and california senator kamala harris, each of 6%, andrew yang at 3%, former texas congressman beto o'rourke and new jersey senator cory booker, usa today with their new polling, let's focus on pete buttigieg for a second as the ofourth place according to that polling, whatt are his climate plans? >> he hasn't put it out in nearly much detail as the other candidates have at the top of the race have, what he has called for is carbon tax which was the policy a few years ago, even last year, but that has fallen by the wayside, even bernie sanders use today promote a carbon tax in his plan that released, he didn'tt mention it. pete buttigieg says we will tax ilcarbon omissions which will me burning fossil fuels more expensive and the revenues you would get from those taxes will be given back to people in form of a rebait so in actual cost on individuals, that's the idea, this is what economists say is the best solution for directly addressing emissions but a lot of democratic candidates have backed off of it as the green new deal has called for more

andrew yang has a proposal for you.going to do something unprecedented tonight. my campaign will now give a freedom dividend of $1,000 a month for an entire year to 10 american families. todd: carley shimkus here with the reaction on social media. yang going all publisher's clearing house at the debate. >> he did say he was going to do something no presidential candidate has done before. he delivered in the form of cold hard cash. there is some question whether he is breaking campaign finance law by doing. this one twitter user said isn't this like buying votes. i thought bribery was illegal. another twitter user vying in you can't buy my vote in fact, you just lost it. yang has responded saying that a whole team of lawyers have already signed off on this. but, this was one of the top trending topics of the night. a lot of people tweeting about this yang debate surprise. it was a trending something thatrend hash tag alot of givest to website as fast as possible to sign up for that cash. >> never did i ever imagine we wo

andrew yang is here! [ applause ] oh, i'm so happy. also, we are going to hear from a new generation of leaders that are working to protect the planet. they are mobilizing millions of people all around the world. i'm very excited to have the climate youth leadership here. also you have probably seen this had video. all right. look at that, so cute. and tonight we're going to meet the tiny stars of that viral sensation that's giving me so much hope. these little babies the best friends finnegan and maxwell are here. i can't wait to meet them. it's going to be a great show. [ applause ] let's get right into it. please welcome to "the van jones show," 2020 presidential candidate andrew yang! [ cheers and applause ] in the house. i love, i love it. my man. good to see you, sir. beautiful, beautiful. >> hello, everyone. >> ah, man, grab a seat. listen, man. it is an honor to see you. you have completely shaken up the conversation, bringing in all these new thoughts and ideas. before we get to that, back to this for one second. this whistleb

andrew yang! andrew yang! applause ] lauren: the businessman turned 2020 candidate speaking at a forum organized by asian american activist groups when he was hoisted into the air. he tweeted out the video writing haven't crowd surfed in a while. cheryl: we have green arrows across the board on monday your monday, the s&p is up -- nasdaq is up 14. coming up today, the british parliament forcing boris johnson's hand over brexit. could he be facing an impeachment just months after taking office? an investigation exposing how the dmv is profiting off your personal information to the tune of millions of dollars. you're watching "fbn: a.m.." ♪ who is going to make it. ♪ we'll find out in the long run. ♪ in the long run. ♪ i know we can -- ♪get along, on down the road ♪we've got a long long way to go♪ ♪scared to live, scared to die♪ ♪we ain't perfect but we try ♪get along while we can ♪always give love the upper hand♪ ♪paint a wall, learn to dance♪ ♪call your mom, buy a boat♪ ♪sing a song, make a friend♪ ♪can't we a

let's play a little bit from andrew yang from last night.video clip] everythingca today, runs with the almighty dollar. it is why we don't trust our institutions anymore. we have to get our country working for us again instead of the other way around. we have to see ourselves as the owners of this democracy, rather than parts of a giant machine. when you donate money to a presidential campaign, what happens? the politician spends the money on television ads and you hope it works out. it is time to trust ourselves more than our politicians. i am going to do something unprecedented tonight. my campaign will give a freedom dividend of $1000 per month for an entire year for 10 american families. if you believe you can solve your own problems but are than any politician, go to yang2 020.com and tell us how $1000 a month will do just that. host: about that proposal, what you think about making it during the course of the debate? i was at work at the time and i caught some of the debate on my break. family into his proposal online. according to the

look, i am opening gambit from andrew yang. look, iam not opening gambit from andrew yang. o go after andrew young supporters, they are everywhere, they are out in force. he has really crafted this outsider political land that has tapped into an permeated, to be quite frank and not just democrat an permeated, to be quite frank and notjust democrat politics but also republican politics. he is an unconventional candidate, but it is one that is getting a lot of attention, especially in the viral campaign age that we live in. thank you very much, kevin, from bloomberg news, and andrew young actually offering his campaign idea of $1000 month basic income, that his campaign would fund this for a number of people. that is what he said at the beginning of the debate. speaking of the debate, let's get back to watching it and we will be back to watching it and we will be back with you in the next hour. and we will keep across that debate with laura in the coming hours. let's get some of the day's other news: members of the public have been paying their respects to the former zimbabwea

andrew yang, running for president obviously -- >> but i agree with andrew yang as well, who says america is about redemption. >> he said he wanted to give him a second chance to show we can forgive people. we're unduly punitive and vindictive about people making statements we find offensive. and he thought it was in a little bit of a gray area. >> that he was a comedian that was learning rather than someone who was bigoted. and if you listened to -- but if you do, and i went back and i listened to some of his routines, and i actually do agree with that. i didn't think he was bigoted. i just think he was naive. >> no, right. his shtick is not being a bigot. >> on purpose. >> right. that's not his act is what i'm saying. they would have never hired him. >> it's not on purpose, but because of perhaps his background and what people think is funny, and maybe the people who listen to him and his clientele or listeners, because they think that kind of humor is funny, he thought it was okay. and so because he has a routine where he talks about -- he said, i lived in, you know -- he called it a t

andrew yang does crowd surfing.he businessman turned 2020 candidate speaking at a forum organized by asian activist groups. when he was hoisted in the air, he twitted out, i haven't crowd surfed in a while, yanggang! >> trevor: yeah! for a politician, that's risky. so many people grabbing your ass. that's a scandal waiting to happen. you have to get permission from every individual person. the slowest crowd surf ever, do you consent to my ass? thank you, thank you. ( laughter ) now that i can't think has done it. other candidates will try to be cool and crowd surf which is odd for bill de blasio who only has one supporter. ( laughter ) i have to hand it to andrew yang, he's not getting a ton of media coverage, so he's out there getting attention for himself, crowd surfing, playing basketball, doing the cupid shuffle. only problem is andrew you realize you will have to keep escalating your stunts. at this rate in six months, he's going to have to go full tom cruise. >> my proposal of the freedom d.v.d. would put $1,0

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joining me, entrepreneur and democratic 2020 presidential candidate andrew yang. you for joining me. i appreciate it. i want to play some of the reactions by your fellow democratic candidates to your announcement. >> it's original, i'll give you that. >> i admire and, frankly, take joy in, um, hearing people with innovative ideas and who are questioning status quo and willing to challenge it. >> it doesn't seem like your fellow 2020 democratic candidates are taking your proposal very seriously. what's your response? >> well, the freedom dividend is catching on like wildfire around the country because americans realize it's not about the money. i've been personally giving the freedom dividend to several american families for months now and when i saw one of the recipients, kyle christianson in iowa, a few weeks ago he told me he used some of the money to buy a guitar and was playing shows locally and he was beaming. for him it was a guitar. for jodi in new hampshire it was car repairs. for mallory shannon in florida it was going back to school. americans are waking

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tonight -- glenn howerton presidential candidate, andrew yang, author, margaret atwood, featuring theband with yesod williams ♪ [ cheers and applause laes and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news during a visit to the u.s./mexico border yesterday, president trump claimed the new wall is designed to absorb, heat making it harder to climb. so it's absolutely foolproof unless immigrants can find some sort of technology that would -- damn it! [ laughter ] while at the border, president trump called the new fencing, quote, virtually impenetrable. but then again, he said the same thing after pushing on this for an hour. [ laughter ] "there's no way through. [ light laughter ] canadian prime minister justin trudeau is facing criticism after a photo from 2001 surfaced in which he's wearing brownface. i'm not going to show you the picture because it's really bad. it's so bad, that canadians traveling in europe are going to start telling people

the ten candidates who made the cut include nine politicians and andrew yang.ical experience, but his campaign took off with his proposal to give every american adult $12,000 a year. his early success has surprised almost everyone, except yang himself. in a "cbs this morning" broadcast exclusive for our road to 2020 series, we met up with yang at his spartan campaign headquarters here in new york city. >>? national headquarters? >> yes. this is it. where the magic happens. >> reporter: this feels like a modest space from which to launch a national campaign. >> it was more modest than this before. this is actually like -- >> reporter: now it feels plush? >> yeah, this is with furniture and stuff. >> reporter: on the walls headlines chart the course of the campaign. >> when we started in early 2018 i was a longer than long shot. >> reporter: but andrew yang thrives on being underestimated. you actually thought you could get somewhere with this? >> well, i was apparently correct. >> reporter: in the first two debates you were given the least amount of actual speak

andrew yang!ndrew yang! >> the idea is popular with theo-called yang gang.g >> [ laughing ] >> but not everyonis sold. >> it's original, i'll give you that. >> the former ceo is banng on an unusual strategy. >> i'm gonna be the first president use powerpoint in the state of the union. >> powerpoint! powerpoint! >> what does andre say now? >> yes! this is the nerdiest presidential cpaign in or

i have never before had a conversation with andrew yang, but i'm very happy that he is here in studioight. mr. yang, thank you so much for being here. >> it's great to be here. i wish that we had a busy news day to talk about. >> i know. unfortunately we can just chitchat for 20 minutes or so because there's nothing happening. actually let me just say this out loud even though i said this to you off camera. because we haven't spoken before i would love to do a long format interview with you where you're here for most of the show. because i have lots of questions to ask you. in this case you got squoze a little because of this breaking news. but i promise you'll come back for a discussion. >> obviously it is a historic occasion so i feel fortunate to have this conversation with you. >> let me get your reaction to what happened today. obviously what happened over the last few days and today shift ud a little bit on this question of the president's liability and whether he should be pursued with an impeachment proceeding. how have you evolved on this issue? what do you think about this l

by the way, she ought to be losing to andrew yang.hatever you think of his ideas, he smart come to the original he's totallyly genuine. paris is the opposite. harris is a soulless corporate shill wasn't uttered a single authentic word since she entered public life. harris is the daughter of stamper processor, which is good for her, but somehow shed pretends she overcame segregation. as tulsi gabbard pointed out, harris is also former prosecutor. she put others in jail for marijuana but she now brags about smoking weed herself and listening to rap because she's cool. [laughs] in other words, harris embodies everything that is grating and unlikable about neoliberals, mindless children of privilege who sneer at those below them for not obeying. turns out even a lot of faithful democratic voters find the whole thing totally unbearable because it is unbearable. i mean, really. mercifully it looks like the kamala harris campaign is doomed to dry up and blow away, and that can't come too soon. even the press appears to have abandoned her. th

this was a fail on andrew yang's part.e touted this as some big never before seen thing that he was going to do. it didn't come off very well for him, i don't think >> laura: one more, just one more. this is the -- oh, one more. the pot, kettle, black award goes to beto orourke. beto made this slanderous claim about president trump. >> racism and violence long been a part of america was welcomed out into the open and directed to my hometown in el paso, texas where 22 people were killed dozens more grievously injured by a man carrying a weapon he should never have been able to buy in the first place, inspired to kill by our president. >> laura: following that, he also had the gall to say this. >> the bitterness, the pettiness, the smallness of the moment, the incentives to attack one another and try to make differences without distinctions, mountains out of mole hills, we have to be bigger. >> laura: all right, mercedes, real quick. >> we have to be bigger. you know, it's an outrage that beto without attack the president an

it's very interesting that andrew yang is getting a lot of excitement. he's higher in the polls.ce, he's kind of offering the excitement that we saw on the sanders' campaign and he's polling higher he's still someone to watch. >> rick, what do you think it is about andrew yang? beside the thousand-dollar promise. >> free money helps. i think there's something compelling about a guy that just seems to have played by the rules and has done everything right and believes in math and believes in science and just is able to say, look, how can you be more different than donald trump as he says, as an asian guy who likes math? that i think there's a clarity to that's compelling to people. in a sense he's gone viral in a whole range of different communities. where people start hearing about him and sharing. i think there will be more scrutiny on him as a result. >> i don't want to pour water on the yang gang. i'm going to reference the fact that he's at 2.something in the polls. no one is in double digits except for three candidates. andrew yang is doing well for himself, he's at 2% at th

i've seen a lot about andrew yang that i like. >> why andrew yang? i like is that he's not political. what i want is solutions for the future. a good idea is only good if it can be executed. he looks like a serious person. >> thank you. the math coalition. john delany's bus just drove by. this is new hampshire five months out. >> you and i have both been there. it is usually the place where candidates widle down in january or february. what do you think will be that key issue in say the next few weeks for candidates to survive or drop out? >> exactly. if you look at the end of september, that is the next fundraising quarter. you'll see which campaigns really have the resources to last the next five months. running campaigns are expensive. you've got iowa that is the first state. i will deal with much of that c. you've got nevada and south carolina. of course bernie sanders is from vermont and to the east is warren from massachusetts. if you look at 2016, sanders won the state handily setting himself up for a run against clinton. it will be critical a

heard from four democratic presidential candidates, colorado senator michael bennet, entrepreneur andrew yang, mary and williamson and bernie sanders. here are a few highlights. >> it is not an issue on a list of 14 issues. we're talking about the future of the planet. so you've got to put it at the very, very top. >> there's a proverb says the best time to plant a tree is 20 years ago, second best time is now. we should have been doing this work 20 years ago, but the second best time is now. >> what we can't ever do again is lose an economic argument to a climate denier, which is what happened the last time. there should never be another climate denier in the white house. >> i am really curious to know how you plan to balance pragmatism with big, bold plans such as the green new deal. >> to me, they are hand in glove, you know. i don't think you can call yourself progressive if you can't actually make progress. >> if something goes wrong with nuclear energy, i don't think people have really stopped to take in the horror. see, we need an integrative politics, we need to go beyond hard data an

you just heard andrew yang speaking.eak next at any moment. he's not coming out quite yet. he is just one of 17 contenders speaking today at the iowa steak pry. road warrior vaughn hillyard has been there live all day long. how are the candidates being received there today? >> reporter: you just saw andrew yang up on stage. quite, frankly, it's an impressive turnout here. you have 10,000 folks in poke county in des moines, the largest event for these democrats four months out. 17 of the presidential candidates including andrew yang. we are in a line for elizabeth warren. these have become disintegrate features as part of her campaign rallies. you have people from across iowa. we are making friends along the lines. elizabeth warren is actively doing her selfie line right now. we pulled this guy out of the line. this is brady. you live in des moines now? >> yep. >> you're from where? >> webster city in north central iowa. >> how long have you supported elizabeth warren and why? >> since 2012 when she ran against scott brow

so as we look at all of this, andrew yang makes an interesting point.is knee jerk reaction now. people are so clear to say you said one thing back in the past. perhaps it was taken out of context. not in this case. >> yeah. >> it does call into question what is the balance in 2019 and how do you decide? >> well, it's really an interesting challenge. especially for comedy. comedy can be offensive and very funny. and i think that's acceptable. i've always felt that's acceptable. but intolerance is not acceptable. and it depends on how you use it. this did not seem especially funny to me the way he made these comments. it sounds like he used the offensive word for the joke. that isn't particularly funny to me. i don't know this guy. i'm not familiar with him. it's one thing to have one in the past saying something. trevor noah had some things he wrote on twitter and it was kind of in the past. and he's gotten on, you know, "daily show" and has done great. maybe this guy would be great too. but these were recent comments. >> the context is different. so wha

we have to figure out if andrew yang is going to miss on this issue. candidates trying as best as they can to scrap and scrape to get past the 3% or 4%. you are seeing all sorts of ideas including this and giving away money to people and in a way to think through your campaign and promises to them >> i know i keep hitting you for history. give me a history lesson. this is unorthodox and nothing we have seen before or have we. so how different is it from them? >> i know a thousand bucks -- >> i will defer the experts on that. this is a bit of beto o'rourke. this is andrew yang who needs to get attention and traction. he succeeded in that. he'll worry of the consequences and i am plip occasimplications. >> thank you all so much. it was a lively debate. we are just getting started. steve cornacki and garret haake and yamiche. >> big issues are left out. why are democrats taking precious time and avoiding some major topics like america's judges and women's productive rights. you are watching "velshi & ruhle" right here on msnbc. today's nior living communv

don't do a very good job at it but i think that's the trap that andrew young falls into brian very very quickly ok that happened to answer yang is for president trump to attack him on twitter then all of that would be talking about andrew young exact. good point amy thank you brian for your time today and thank you for joining me on this edition of politicking and always thank you to larry king for letting me sit in this chair today remember we love hearing from you join the conversation on larry's facebook page and as always you can share your thoughts on twitter by tweeting at king's things and using the politicking hash tag i also invite you to join me on facebook at matthew cook official and that's all for this edition of politicking. aeroflot russian and lights. you know world of big partisan movies a lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bats and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for w

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nobody seems to be having as much fun on the campaign trail as andrew yang. is last night crowd surfing at a forum in california. literally riding a wave of his yang gang supporters after speaking. that is some trust in your fans. it looks like a trust fall at its best. andrew yang is known to have these lighter moments on the trail as well, watch a little of this. ♪ . >> a plus. >> i mean, he can rap. he can dance. he can kick. what more do you want? you wonder what he will do on the debate stage this week. we will be back for "morning joe" "first look." first "hardball" with chris matthews is next. >> the bucks stop here. let's play hardball. good evening. i'm chris matthews back if walk. truth, unity, we put a lot of stock on those words, our government was built on that, our system of government is built on average people can get beyond prejudice and tribe and unite to many

. >> i've got andrew yang here. you know i have to talk to you about your campaign because you are a wonder. you're a long shot, i think that's fair to say. >> sure. >> and you come from outside the political world. and yet everybody listens to you. so here is your chance. what are we getting out of a three-hour debate tonight? i was going through the topics. which they did a good job at abc. health care, the number one issue with democrats. guns, the hottest issue right now. immigration, it's not going away. afghanistan, which was a very hot topic this week. and of course education the second issue among democratic issues. so they hit that hole panoply of issues tonight. what would a reasonable person say the democratic party is about right now if they watched the whole three hours? that's the big question, but you're a big thinker. >> ideally, the democratic party is about solutions that improve the lives of working americans. and the reason i'm running for president is that right now working americans are seeing

but andrew yang did none of those things.m going to do something unprecedented tonight. my campaign will now give a freedom dividend of $1,000 a month for an entire year to ten american families. someone watching this at home right now. if you believe that can you solve your own problems better than any politician, go to yang2020.com and tell us how $1,000 a month will help you do just that. >> jimmy: like a radio station contest. this thousand dollar thursday. that may be the most ridiculous proposal i've seen on this network, and i've watched every episode of the bachelorette. he also had fun when he took the stage tonight. >> entrepreneur andrew yang. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i'd like to see joe biden do that. some of the candidates went after joe biden, like he was some kind of dead beat dad on the maury povich show. julian castro in particular. there was one moment when castro lashed out at biden for forgetting something, which he didn't forget, by the way, and bernie appeared to lean over and help joe out. it was kind of

businessman andrew yang promising to deliver something big.ording to the daily beast, yang's campaign said he would do something no presidential candidate has ever done before in history, wouldn't elaborate on that and the gop plans to send a message of its own. the trump campaign will fly a massive banner over tonight's venue that will read socialism will kill houston's economy. lauren: a major win for the trump administration, the supreme court is reinstating asylum restrictions after an about-face from the ninth circuit. cheryl: griff jenkins is live in washington with reaction from democrats and the justices and the two dissenting opinions. >> reporter: of course, cheryl and lauren, good morning. the high court giving a green light to enforce restrictions on asylum seekers. the president claiming victory, tweeting big united states supreme court win for the border on asylum. the ruling follows a u.s. district judge's blocking the administration's ban nationwide earlier this summer. then the ninth circuit court of appeals narrowed it with a

look where andrew yang is here he's ahead of joe biden. you thought september 2019 among all democrats under the age of 35, the former vice president is running behind andrew yang that's where he's coming from. >> can you give us a quick history lesson though there are loads of things we could not predict. >> that's the whole thing. if you go back to the screen here biden is in first place and warren is in second. you know what, it is not a national rie national primary it starts in iowa. there is still a chance -- who to say cory booker does not move up in iowa and getting the contention out there and have a moment if you can breakthrough iowa, that could set something up and we are focusing in on biden and warren right now because of what the poll is showing. it is not a national primary those candidates are out there working and things can change. we have seen it before ali vitali, 56% of democrats primary voters before a nominee who proposes large scale solutions to problems as oppose to small incremental things. a lot of people have c

>> andrew yang what is yo take onhim joe?s he at least helping redefine some of the discussion in this ebay? >> at the surface level it looks like opera, everyone gets a car. >> is ed mcmahon. >> yes a bimacheck at your house. but, he has done a great universal income to the point where we are discussing it. on shows like this and the medi and he is also addressing something that we do not talk about a lot and that is the future of work. and how so many workers widi be laced by ai, and such. what we do with them? and couniversal basic giving them $1000 a month to flip them for a wild to help them cushion the blow atusis a important topic when he was intimate the skull, he said, biden came up to him and said hey i want to talk to you about some of th work thisfuture of work stuff. so, it is resonating within the party. >> okay last word goes to you and he stated last night change anything? >> bigoted. i think, the candidates basically needed to do, they came out of it having done what they needed to do, biden is still e front

who won and the big surprises from andrew yang's big money giveaway to joe biden's push to put the record player on. we're live in houston. >>> also right now, the bahamas bracing. a new storm brewing in the caribbean targeting the same area slammed by hurricane dorian. what the u.s. is doing now to prepare. >>> judgment day for felicity huffman. will she face prison time for her role in the college admissions bribery scandal. the support she's getting as both sides make their case. >>> spying at the white house? the mysterious spy devices reportedly found and who's being blamed for planting them. >>> plus, how google earth helped find a man missing for more than 20 years. >>> and football star antonio brown accused of rape making headlines again live streaming from tom brady's gym. >>> good friday morning, everyone. i'm will reeve in for kenneth moton. >> and i'm janai norman. we begin with the big debate in houston. the top democrats gathered on the same stage for the first time. >> everyone was waiting to see if elizabeth warren would attack joe biden. that moment never came. >> but th

the environment and for income fag nation if the democratic if there was a democratic candidate andrew yang for example was was the next president of the united states do you think there would be the political will in washington the kind of bipartisan support for a common sense approach to really clean up washington to reform the way washington works. if there is a mandate from the voters to do it it can be forced upon washington and that's why it's really important to start a movement to have a vocabulary with a mandate that says reboot washington and it's only when you get this idea of rebooting washington into public circulation and get widespread support for it that anything can ever happen so you're in line with bernie sanders that it's going to take millions of people engaged in the democratic process to really get anything done regardless of what the agenda item may be that's absolutely correct and by the way that's a lesson of history go back to the 1960 s. with the civil rights movement or the environmental movement or the 1930 s. with millions of people living on the streets or th

which candidate also worked as a nanny, andrew yang, elizabeth warren or beto o'rourke? answer, the winning answer, beto o'rourke. >> he probably called himself manny, though. >> on the skateboard with your child, i will break their spirit. get them to hate politics. i believe we have a winner. do we not? we have one more question? what does that mean? what does that mean to play it out? one more? okay, that's it. there's no more time. you want by two points. i'm not even going to get any. i will share her campaign. >> i don't like losing, especially on tv. >> do you think i should give you champagne? consider it done. [laughter] >> can i get the d.o.j. on this? thank you so much for coming up, john hopkins university taking steps for the future. a throwback to the 60s. how psychedelic drugs like magic mushrooms can treat all sorts of mental health problems and other issues. i got to talk to the professor with this groundbreaking information. next. what might seem like a small cough can be a big bad problem for your grandchildren. babies too young to be vaccinated agains

andrew yang shooting hoops. pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar sharing the same likes.uttigieg tweeting very funny, united. >> trevor: bound to happen, so many candidates flying to so many places, it was bound to happen. i feel bad anyone who sits next to a presidential candidate on the flight. let me tell you about my 12-point plan and how we'll get the country back. uh, can i sit next to the crying baby, please? the only one i would like on my flight is bernie sanders. he would stop some shit. how come 1% of the plane has 9 p% of the leg room? let's go to first class and kill them! ( laughter ) the candidates weren't the only ones preparing. abc news took extra measures to make sure things went smoothly. >> abc news hired local actors so producers could plan lighting and blocking techniques. we have senator bernie sanders, senator elizabeth warren, former representative beto o'rourke. >> trevor: wait, what? i'm sorry, none of those people look like the candidates they're stand in for. the bernie guy has a mustache. the beto guy has a full beard. and the woman playing

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joining us now is andrew yang.n, you haven't spoken yet, but give us a little bit of a preview of what you're going to say to folks in manchester. >> it's great to be back here in new hampshire, we had a rally this morning with the yang gang, i'm going to be talking about the real problems that got donald trump elected in 2016 and how we can move the country forward in 2020. there's a lot of traction, you've been doing well in the polls. folks that sit on this and other networks. why do you think you've been able to pop in this sort of two, three, four percentage point space? >> i'm talking about the progress real americans are seeing every day. paying zero in taxes while doing it. here in new hampshire and around the country. they're going to displace hundreds of thousands of truckers. the fact that i'm talking about the real facts on the ground has gotten us all the support. >> depending on which side of the aisle, you may have criticism about ubi and the idea that you're going to have a flat amount to everybody