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joining me now "washington post" political reporter dave weigel, and charlotte argo, the author of the've been waiting for, about millennials and their leadership and politicians. dave, help explain what happened with sanders to the audience. he touts big support among millennials. you talk to millennials and they seem to like him. they're a giant voting block, not just millennials, also the generation after them. but they did not turn out in e numbers. >> yes, it can be distort be. his rallies are the largest of anyone running. elizabeth warren matched it a couple times. by the end, he's the person who gets arenas packed and they're full of young people. if gu to a college compass, the only campus you're likely to see on gear, you will see bernie sanders gear. and beyond college campuses, young people who don't have college degrees, suffering in this economy, ten years after the recession, there is a lot of support for bernie sanders across all economic groups. you saw that with latino voters, in the deep south with black voters. the problem has been the turnout surge for everybody el

this because there is a report that suggests that there is a back channel communication between wells argo and cfpb. -- inal question is, what first of all, this bad channel, is it still in existence? to your knowledge. mr. scharf: i am not aware of a back channel communication, no. mr. cleaver: this is the first time you heard about this alleged back channel? communication going between -- mr. scharf: i read the report. all the conversations i think that we have with cfpb to my knowledge are open, on the record conversations directly with the regulator that everyone is supposed to be aware of who should be aware of it. mr. cleaver: that's the answer i'm looking for because the person who made these statements is no longer there. i am very concerned -- very much concerned. i was here when -- i guess the chairwoman and i may be the only two members here who were ere when the cfpb was created. whether people who were not here choose to accept it, that was great, great pains taken to make sure the cfpb was not politicized. all the way down to keeping congress from getting involved in the fund

and initially it sounded like he was also saying argo, although that got corrected later. but given what senator hirono i know to be true in new hampshire about the tourism e of the industry and the impact on so many small businesses of our european travelers, can you to what the impact of that might be on the small businesses working with? i had some questions as did other senators earlier at a briefing on the coronavirus the u.k. was exempt from that travel ban and what we is because they are no brexit -- ecause of not part of the zone where people can travel across borders screening. but they are a part of that zone 2020.december of so they are still very much in just saying that i guess as a point. i'm not necessarily asking you comment on that. if you could comment on what the will be on hink small business of the travel ban from european customers. r. anderson: so i think it's going to be huge for the people. ust in the washington, d.c., area, we get so many visitors. you get them in, you know, for things.nd other you know, these are huge industries that are going to

on discretionary spending, and go back to the old-fashioned way of actually appropriating money and argo what the level of caps or appropriation should be. so the one thing that i really do like about this bill is something that i always felt was necessary is if you pass a conference agreement on a budget resolution and in that budget resolution you have voted on the debt limit, then just send it on down to the. president let's avoid this debt filament finally. >> i agree with much of what he said. >> i just want to whole heartedly endorsed what he said about the fact that discretionary spending is the easiest thing to cut, the most damaging, especially non discretionary, where we have a terrible shortage of things we really need to. do >> all right. thank you very very much. so i'm going to invite senator lankford to come up and join me on the stage for our next panel. it -- you want to stand and stretch? no? okay, now your own lightest again. and scottish and many years many of you come to our annual dinner and we go through this whole question of who are we going to have as our dinner