that is probably smarter for a general election but bernie sanders could differentiate himself on that front. >> if your warren, you may want to strike a blow on guns. protecting gun manufactures against lawsuits, if she wants to take bernie in. >> i will be surprised if she strikes a blow. >> i don't think she does. but if she were going in for -- >> paul, what do you think is the dimension. >> i think this will come up, the terrible shooting in mississippi and yesterday in california. hillary had great success against bernie sanders and maybe the reason she beat him is because he voted for the nra and for the brady bill and against the waiting period and he had a bad record. now he said he's changed. i believe he has. and so has joe biden and he got smacked for stuff he did, 30, 40 years ago. if there is tension, the opening is -- moderate versus liberal is fine. i think it is experience. rick made this point a moment tonight, jay inslee isn't on the stage tonight but steve bullock and john hickenlooper is and rather than saying i'm moderate, i want a governor in the top tier. govern

we are awaiting senator bernie sanders.e building, so it's just a matter of time here as he comes onto the stage to do his walk-through. all of the candidates are doing this, taking the moment behind the podium that they will be standing behind this evening, so that they can get acclimated physically to the space that they will be in. all right. here we have senator -- is this senator sanders? no, that's jeff weaver, that's his former campaign chairman. now you see senator sanders who is there onstage inside the debate hall in detroit as he is getting ready and gearing up for tonight. i want to bring in wolf blitzer, he is there in detroit. this is -- we just saw senator elizabeth warren, wolf, and now we're seeing senator bernie sanders. and i think this is the pair that most observers are looking at tonight, because they operate somewhat in the same lane ideologically and yet they really have a friendship, right? >> they do have a good friendship, brianna. they have been friends all these years in the senate. they agree o

what bernie sanders wants is to the left of china.'s watch democrat moderate john delaney pushing back. >> can you imagine if we tried to start social security now but said private pekses are illegal. that's the equivalent of what senators sanders and warren are proposing with healthcare. that's not a big idea. that's an idea that's dead on arrival. why don't we talk about big ideas that we can get done. liz: if democrats can't convince americans they have the case in the plan to beat trump, how can they capture the undecided voters? >> they need to impress the hard left radicals to win a primary. but when it comes time tomorrow beat trump in a general election, you have to see the vast majority of middle americans are watching these people in the debates and they realize sanders and warn are blethering economic idiots who have no plans to pay for any of this. anyone with basic knowledge about how economics works understands you can't just give free stuff to anyone without any plan to pay for it. every country in the world that has an

you can be for bernie sanders on the merits.don't have to be against elizabeth warren or anybody else. you can be for bernie sanders. >> is that what we're going to hear on the debate stage tonight? >> sure, yeah. i'm very confident about it and bernie sanders is confident about the case that he can make to the american public about himself. he doesn't have to put anybody else done. >> in this moment when you see a quinnipiac pole asking voters who has the best chance of defeating donald trump and you see that joe biden is at 47% and bernie sanders is at 10%. >> that's an unfair characterization. like what you're suggesting is somehow he's not able to defeat donald trump, if that's what i'm hearing you say. >> the question is, who has the best chance of beating donald trump, 51% of respondents said joe biden, 10% said bernie sanders. >> and to help people understand this, you look at the head-to-head polls and the last 25 or 26 polls show that bernie sanders defeating donald trump head-to-head, pennsylvania, michigan, the states

bernie sanders was there and when he raises his arms. scene that's how bernie always is. he's compassionate about what he says. i dislike that curmudgeon. i get such a kick out of it. before this started. we talked about how we didn't think john delaney had a terrible night. some of the far left democrats he did have a lot of time to talk but listen to this moment. this was all about elizabeth warren. when we run on things that are workable. i don't understand why they go to the trouble of running for president of the united states just to talk about what we really can't do. after that moment unfolded some deep changed his wikipedia page to say and he he died last night at the hands of elizabeth warren. it can you believe that. one twitter user posting at the same before and after getting destroyed by elizabeth warren. i just managed to capture the exact moments when john delaney new. i still think he made a really good point. we are out of time. have a good day. >> if are going to force americans to make these radical changes every cred

look, you have the focus tonight, van, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren side by side, but he is accordingll dropped sharply this is a big night for bernie. >> big night for bernie. his great strepgt has become his weakness. in other words the reason you love bernie sanders he could spay i was tai saying this in 1832. i have always said this. i believe in stuff. the thing about it is four years later, yes, we heard that before. tonight if he does something different, anything different if he gets personal, he was on my show and spoke personally about his parents. and it was transformative, arresting if he doesn't say

is how bernie sanders engages elizabeth warren.ote has been hemorrhaging to her and he has to challenge her. >> so he must challenge. not my friend all night. >> he has to say i was there first and the real progressive otherwise it goes the same direction. the second thing is there is talk about the moderates, the governors people who are more electable than the progressives, they have to deliver tonight. they did not deliver in the first debate. and bullock is new but hickenlooper and they've got a case and i think they're going to have to be explicit about the people at the far left aren't electable and so that is what i'll be looking for from them. >> bakari pick up on the word "deliver." what does delivering look like on the stage tonight? >> in detroit there is a saying that is a clothing company and you see the shirts everywhere, detroit versus everybody. and i expect delaney, klobuchar, hickenlooper, bullock to be those moderates versus everybody. i don't expect much fireworks. i know we're talking about beto probably will t

in studioning us now is beyond enjoy great, national press secretary to senator bernie sanders campaignrrow night, senator sanders will be on night one of the second presidential debate. a lot of folks are making a contrast between senator sanders and elizabeth warren. i don't think the gloves will come off between them, but what is the difference between senator sanders and senator warren? >> a lot of people have been trying to draw a crowd trust, but they are great friends. what the american people need to focus on is the extent to which bernie sanders has a clearly articulated theory of change. bernie sanders understands, and a way that no other candidate in the race does, that to have the kind of large-scale structural changes he is putting forward, medicare for all, $15 minimum wage, understanding that you have to go up against the most wealthy corporate interest in this country, whether it is the health care industry or pharmaceutical industry, will people wholions of th can apply pressure so that other politicians and other people across the nation by into this movement. kevin: t

people forget about the contrast between her and bernie sanders but also credit to bernie sanders whoa lot of energy, he was able to have a couple moments during the debate saying i wrote the damn bill, that went over pretty well. he was stronger, more aggressive than he was the first time in the third person was governor luck. it was important to have a moderator talking about policies implemented in his home state with governing. a lot of people can't speak to that life experience and he was tough. he swung all the way through, challenge sanders in a lot of ways and it is important to have a moderate beside joe biden in his campaign. heather: i don't know if people would go with. he didn't have a lot of name recognition. what about your losers? who did not do the best last night? >> tim ryan obviously did not do best when contributing to i wrote the damn bill line so that hurt him a little bit. i don't think this races for delaney, he helps senator warren say she doesn't know why you are in the race if you are not willing to take on big issues and beta. the reason i say beto is he's

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basically what was before was talking about this evening and bernie sanders as well but elizabeth wantedjob of doing that. i saw her as the clear winner for this evening. a pact between bernie and elizabeth for and where they weren't going to go after each other but rather complement each other and focus on the incoming from those trying to occupy this interest lane. i thought she did it better, she had some great moments like slamming down john delaney, there was a lot of is john delaney did? his wikipedia entry was changed so his death date was this evening. that was one of her finest moments. steve bullock on stage was the best-performing centrist, bringing his story and having -- he was been able to do in terms of expansion of medicaid, working with republicans, that is an incredibly important story for us to be telling but at the end of the day this format doesn't work. we really need to see bernie and warren, joe biden and kamala harris and the people democrats are going to be choosing between. >> next tomorrow night another batch of candidates includes those you mentioned, former

bernie sanders, she wouldn't touch it, she went the other direction.he two of them seem to have a mutual nonaggression pact. we got a lot of their positionst and saw contrast, but many candidates not wanting to engage in the poking of the eye thing that has been widely predicted for this debate. >> shannon: and we saw them when they came out on the stage together, she and -- of the two senators, sanders and warren, also had a bit of a hug. we go back years, this isn't going to be about attacking him pair the two of them did have the most airtime or talking time tonight, as we would've expected. a matchup between the two. what about tomorrow night, anything, looking ahead to a rematch, essentially, of the former vice president biden and kamala harris? >> a lack of fireworks tonight means there will be much more to attention tomorrow night when biden on harris share the stage. this is what i hate about cnn and msnbc caving to the democratic national committee, having a lottery pick the candidates. they all should have been on thy stage, if not tonight, t

bernie sanders has 10. good numbers, but are they numbers you need to be careful not to take for granted? because it's early days. >> no, we don't take it for granted, which is why in his education policy you saw him triple money for title i schools. he's for a summer jobs program. all of his policy recommendations and his vision is centered on working people. when we talk about working clasclas class, most times people think we're talking about white, working class voters but we're not. we're talking about all working class voters and those that aspire to be in the working class. >> you wactched last night. i wonder what you think of elizabeth warren and bernie sanders and marianne williamson essentially saying shoot for the moon. why are you fellow democrats running on these moderate messages that say what we can't do, not what we can do. how does joe biden respond to that, even not on the same stage? but how does he tell voters, i'm not going to promise you the moon and the stars because you can't get th

>> so there's reasons to be for bernie sanders.th warren, against anybody else. >> sandra: bernie sanders' team getting set up with comparisons to elizabeth warren as the two progressives are set to face off in tonight's big democratic primary debate. correspondent peter doocy is live in detroit at the sight of that debate tonight. peter, good evening. >> good evening. elizabeth warren likes to say she's got a plan for everything while bernie sanders likes to say that he said the same progressive platform since before it was part of the democratic mainstream. bernie sanders of course was the runner-up in 2,062 hillary clinton in the democratic primary race and warrant recently revealed that she would've actually accepted the role of clinton running mate if it was offered to her in 2016, but they are both back ahead of 2020 splitting the title of progressive standard-bearer within the democratic party. warren, like sanders, is in her 70s, but she's a newcomer to the presidential nominating process. she said she's not going to try to

ago in bernie sanders today. bernie sanders after the election was one of the most beloved people particularly among young people, regardless of whether or not people agreed with his views on socialism. they still liked him. they liked him as everybody's uncle. the polling numbers were quite remarkable. if you look in the last six months, he's been going down virtually every month because bernie sanders 2 isn't wearing very well. he's not in the technological age with his issues. he is repeating a similar rap although he's changed it a little bit to be somewhat more about diversity. he hasn't had a really much appeal over into the minority communities. and as i tell you, if sanders and warren both split the progressivee vote, than actually it'll make it easier for a moderate to win. they each know that. one of them has to knock out the other, or they are both going to split the vote and they know that. >> laura: ihe think that he and beto should have a point-off who points better. bernie does the fast point andnd

a big fight between joe biden and bernie sanders. bernie is saying biden is mislead being his single payer. but new details on why you cannot trust democrats with healthcare reform. you won't believe his plan costs way more than what americans already spend annually. this as a do as i say, not as i do socialist millionaire bernie sanders known for lecturing corporate america. bernie not spreading the wealth with his campaign workers. we are talking poverty wages even though bernie has raised the most of money so far. democrats leaking anonymously to the press about the upcoming mueller hearing. you won't believe what they are saying. the democrat strategy to get what they want out of mueller. chuck schumer used to be one of the biggest hawks on borderer security. -- on border security. thanks for joining us, i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. welcome to the show, a jam packed hour ahead. let's start with edward lawrence at the white house. reporter: the heat raised on all the issues surrounding the white hou

tonight includes senators warren, bernie sanders and pete buttigieg. en declined a chance to criticize sanders ahead of the debate. listen. >> bernie and i have been friends forever. we all have a chance to talk about our vision for america, to talk about our plans for america, to talk about how we see building the future in this country. and that is what i'm going to do. i'm going to talk about my plans to make this america work, not just for a thin slice at the top but for everyone. >> senator sanders meantime with a bit of what you can call unorthodox campaign prep. he spent part of the day teaming up with cardi b to shoot a campaign video. he spoke exclusively to cnn before it afterwards. >> what cardi b does is not only does she -- is she enormously popular entertainer, what she's doing is speaking to young people about the important issues that are on their minds. and i applaud that very much. >> meantime mayor pete was making some news on cnn speaking to chris cuomo about how he has the nerve to take on president trump. listen to what he said. >>

she doesn't have to have a fight with bernie sanders. sanders is coming down. he had high expectations when he got into the race. will they be fending off the moderates all night or will they have a moment? >> it sounds like they'll spend a lot of time talking about a progressive vision for america. you heard senator warren say she's not going to go on the attack. they're going to focus on what they have in common, the green new deal, medicare for all, big, bold progressive ideas even as they fend off challenges from some of the moderates on the stage who say those ideas are unworkable or too far to the left or are going to drive away independent voters. so it does sound like from senator warren's position that she's not looking to get into a big fight on the stage with bernie sanders. she may think it's too early to have that fight but they're going to have a lot of challenges from the left and right on the stage, people who are on the flanks who are more moderate and looking to make a name for themselves trying to get to the center stage. >> as we continue th

and bernie sanders, he wasn't having it, either. listen. >> i was 6 years old when the presidential candidate came to the democrtic california convention and said, it's time to pass the torch to a new generation of americans. that candidate was then-senator joe biden. joe biden was right when he said it was time to pass the torch to a new generation of americans 32 years ago. he's still right today. >> if i were to say to a younger person, you know, you're not qualified because you're only 35 or 36 or something like that, you don't have the experience, that's not right. i don't think so. judge people on the totality of who they are, what their ideas are, what their experiences, what their record is. that's what i think we should do. >> swalwell's no longer in the race, karen, do you think we'll see any candidates bring up age the next debate? >> you have to bring up age in this debate. i mean, think about on the first night you got, you know, senator sanders and senator warren then you've got pete buttigieg and beto o'rourke, so you

however, she's presenting herself as a better version of bernie sanders. and she did some pretty savvy things. she's quite good at debating. one, on the medicare for all question and health care, she kind of wriggled herself out of it. she said, oh, no, it won't be -- taxes won't be raised on the middle class. she didn't really give details. the truth is, she's not a medicare for all purist. she could have used that as an opportunity. i think going in, she wanted to be seen as the progressive mantle coming out of it. for bernie sanders, he did better than he did in the first debate, but if you're looking for a progressive to be your nominee, to follow, to pay attention, to watch their speeches, why would you pick bernie sanders over elizabeth warren? i think that's the problem for him coming out of the debate. >> one moment that i think stood out to me was a moment between elizabeth warren and steve bullock. it was all about who's playing into donald trump's hands, and it all had to do with immigration. let me play that for everybody. >> and a big part of

behind him bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are neck and neck. ey are fighting for the same voters and have similar messages. night one they will share the same stage. i likened the warren, bernie battle to a murder mystery like agatha christie but for warren or sanders to be the last one standing they will have to take each other on. as long as they split progressive voters, the more likely it is the last man standing will be biden. they were reluctant to go after each other but only a matter of time before they have to take their gloves off. could that happen on tuesday? here is the deal. you heard the expression the town is not big enough for the both of us. sanders and warren, the town is feeling very cramped. they made very clear their differences with joe biden who they painted as wrong on foreign policy and too moderate. that is too clear and an important one for voters to know. what about each other. why vote for warren over sanders or vice versa. what does she offer he doesn't. how does he see the countries challenges differently than her

bernie sanders 2 isn't wearing very well. you know, he's not in the technological age with his issues. he is repeating a similar wrap, although he's changed it a little bit to be somewhat more about diversity. he hasn't had really much appeal over into the minority communities. and as i come back and tell you, if sanders and warren both split the progressive vote, then actually that will make it a lot easier for a moderate to win. they each know that. one of them has to knock out the other or they're both going to split theot vote. they know that. >> laura: i think he and beto o'rourke should have a point off. will points better? bernie does the fast point and beto does the point that wright doesn't really go with what he's saying. epic disconnect on gesticulations. rudy, i've got to get to you on this. at democrat voters are repeatedly saying -- mark knows this well -- that they don't really care that much if the candidate meshes with all their views. they want to beat trump. that's the golden goose that they have to get.t t

bernie sanders came to win. out there and that was his fight, i believe, against elizabeth warren. yes, they were friends but he dominated. but i did like elizabeth warren when she talked about hbcus. she was very clear about adding money for hbcus. but my mvp as we go back to channelling -- >> how you get two winners? >> i have a win and i have an mvp. because i'm april ryan. >> okay. okay! all right. >> my mavp was marianne williamson. she came to play. she did not do the girlfriend shtick we shaugt she wthought s to do. she was inspirational and aspirational. and she put on the table general sherman's -- >> special order number 50. >> yes. talking that abraham lincoln signed off on. but it never was kept. the promise was never kept. 40 acres and a yumule. what is the calculation today? >> her math was off. for her to say do the math and had the wrong math, she had me up until that. >> i think bernie sanders and everyone who knows me knows i'm not a big bernie sanders fan, bernie sanders came last night and he

and bernie sanders still ran into the same thing that bernie sanders has run into his entire life which is the glass ceiling of race. on the -- as the issue meandered to race last night, bernie sanders still stumbled back into his age-old rising tide lifts awe boats attitude. stumbled through clyburn's 30 30-2010 plan. he could not fully articulate the systemic racism issues, the white nationalism we're dealing with on a daily basis. there are a lot of voters who, especially black voters, who want to be a part of the progressive train. they're looking between the two and will say i think i'm going to take elizabeth warren this round. >> m.j., what are you hearing from the campaigns this morning? is there one team that thinks that they had a tough night? >> there is not. i mean, this is a campaign that actually doesn't speak so much about process. you might have noticed they would not sort of say before the debate what their strategy was. they would not talk about the fact -- other than elizabeth warren herself saying i don't -- i have no intention of taking on bernie sanders or anybody

bernie sanders won that 14 percentage points over hillary clinton.ee bernie sanders running third, and elizabeth warren at 29%. we see she's going in and taking some of the base. i should point out there are major differences between their two bases, one big example that we have spoken about over and over again is their support of education. what we see is that elizabeth warren does better among whites with a college degree than whites without a college degree. bernie sanders it's opposite, does considerably better with whites without a college degree. she's in fact not winning those white voters without a college degree. >> who votes more, with or without. >> they're about even part of the democratic electorate. that's part of the reason why they're even in the polls. >> i think it's interesting because people always say, they're fighting for the same lane, they have different voting bases there, very different. >> and it's not just that. it's also about sort of how their voters envision the democratic primary, so what you see is we recently asked w

i think what you saw last night with bernie sanders and why he won the debate is the real bernie sanderss passionate, he had a clear vision. he was appropriately frustrated with the special interests and he is building a movement for big changes in this country. >> i have tremendous respect for senator warren, i think they both bring important voices and i think it'll be for the voters to decide. i think both clearly had the best night. i think bernie sanders had an incredible night in pushing back and exposing the interests blocking the agenda of reform. >> your going to the border with a group of 19 house democrats, you're going to visit the u.s.-mexico border tomorrow and friday in el paso, texas. of course another issue of disagreement last night was the idea of decriminalizing or rather we should be clear what that is, illegal entrance into the country. do they face charges in criminal court or civil action? bernie sanders of course supports decriminalizing. i wonder how you defend that and how you could argue that would not give additional incentive for people to attempt to enter t

a fascinating fight for the progress i was. >> pete buttigieg will be happy standing next to bernie sandersis is a new message. >> i think in the argument between sanders and warren is a real argument about who is best able to take on donald trump. and people will be judging them by that measures and we know that they are both fighters. we knobe

you took aim at bernie sanders and he aimed right back at you. what did you take away from this interaction that was one of the big, buzzy moments questioning >> taking people's private health insurance ways a mistake. we have union members who negotiated contracts. they gave away wages to get a good health care deal and i see it all the time in youngstown. they don't get the wages but they got the health care. the world is falling apart around them but they have their health care. for democrats to say our nominee is going to be the person -- we know you've got really good health care but we're going to make it better. i tend to think that's a disaster. >> i know you are in demand, one more question. bernie sanders, you said he didn't know what he was talking about with the union contracts and he said yes i do, i wrote the damn bill. is it effective? >> he didn't right the union contracts. there is no way to tell with the union contract is. that was my point. you can say what's in your bill but you can't see what's in the union contract and wheth

what the transition period is going to be, six years longer than bernie sanders and what happens to private plans. so she's trying to find that middle ground between sanders an biden. putting this out right before the debate tries to undercut any attacks she's almost certainly going to have on the debate stage. the policy is very important. there's a lot of details that need to come fufrther to get th gist of how it will play out. >> it will be interesting because she'll be on night two with vice president biden. they'll clearly have some issues. she will not be onstage with the purist, bernie sanders and medicare for all. elizabeth warren will be there with bernie sanders. the sanders campaign calling this a retreat. so continues her gradual backdown from medicare for all. this is why you want a candidate with a lifetime of consistency. let's take a popular good government-run program, add privatization and profit seeking into it. what could go wrong. and the press secretary reading you haven't read the plan, disappointing. you mentioned trying to hit a sweet spot. the question is in the d

i mean on tuesday night because you'll have the big dynamo matchup with elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. so those third and fourth tier candidates are going to have to figure out how to get into that debate when you know sanders and warren are going to want to try to distinguish themselves from each other. you can't outleft flank bernie sanders and elizabeth warren on tuesday night. but what you can do is challenge them about what they can do to actually execute on the plans they have. i think the american people are kinds of particularly democrats, we want to win so badly that we want someone on that stage to tell us how they're going to be successful, not just how they're going to turn the country upside down. >> right, alexandria, you know perhaps while there have been some candidates who signposted they're going after the, you know, the one out in front, the one who was leading according to polls, joe biden and cory booker signaling he might be doing that, then you have other candidates who have said i'm going to release more ahead of the debate, more on my health care plan, you kno

brian: bernie sanders spoke most of the time, more than anyone else along with elizabeth warren. d immigrants free health care and free college. why won't this drive even more people to come to the u.s. illegally? >> this will have a strong border protections. but the main point i want to make, is that what trump is doing through his racism and his xenophobia is demonizing a group of people. and as president i will end that demonization. if a mother and a child walk thousands of miles on a dangerous path in my view, they are not criminals. [applause] so what we will do, the first week we are in the white house, is bring the enhemisphere together to talk about how we rebuild honduras, guatemala and el salvador so people do not have to flee their own country. brian: does that sound like a policy america could get behind, if you walk along way you get in, we'll secure the border but we'll not build a wall? is any clear-thinking think that is a practical solution. >> the trump administration now as we speak is trying to work directly with the three countries so we can stop people flee

bernie sanders, $18 million.e us a sense of where your fundraising will be in that crucial second quarter? you're locked in a very competitive race here. >> yeah, i'm very excited that we're still in the top six of the people for the nomination for our party. we released yesterday -- since the debate and people got to see me, 20 million americans plus, we've been enjoying our best fundraising week we've had in a long time. >> how about for the quarter? >> we'll announce the quarter numbers very soon. i'll tell you, some people have been going to cory booker kado u mean, people who believe in my debate, and people who saw my performance on the debate stage. we're seeing a lot of me men tum and i hope people will help by keeping my voice in the primary. >> good luck. good to have you on the program. >> thank you. do. that's why netflix is on us. and here's another reason to join. bring in your discount, and we'll match it. that's right. t-mobile will match your discount. i can choose from all their different hotel

smart move by bernie sanders. pete buttigieg was asked by cnn's chris cuomo about how he'll convey he has the nerve to take on president trump. listen to this. >> i'm not scared of this president. i mean, this is a guy who is working on season 7 of "celebrity apprentice" when i was driving armored vehicles outside the wire in afghanistan. i'm not afraid to take him on. >> sharp attack from the mayor of south bend. two big nights of democratic presidential debates. ten candidates each night starting at 8:00 p.m. tonight, live from detroit here only on cnn. >>> one of the biggest data breaches ever. another one, folks. a hacker gained access to more than 100 million capital one customer accounts and credit card applications. paige thompson is accused of breaking in and gaining access to kansas numbers, 1 million canadian social insurance numbers, 80,000 bank account numbers. she accessed an undisclosed number of names, addresses, credit scores, credit limits, balances. according to the department of justice, thompso

bernie sanders has been the most progressive candidate on foreign policy. is interesting about foreign in 2016, bernie dominated on domestic policy. now everyone else has pulled his direction off of that debate with the way that he has dragged the party leftward over the last three years. he has moved out there. he has said things about foreign policy. i would love the candidate response to bernie last week that we use usaid and leverage to force agyeman and yahoo! and force netanyahu -- tlaibhis is where rashida comes from. i do not know if that is what president trump meant when he said she should go back where she came from. we are going to turn to this issue of foreign when jake tapper asked mayor pete buttigieg about the war in afghanistan. >> will you withdraw all u.s. servicemembers by the end of your first year in office? >> we will withdraw. we have to. >> in your first year? >> yes. around the world, we will do whatever we can to keep america safe. i thought i was one of the last troops leaving afghanistan when i thought i was turning out the ligh

biden has a core with older black voters. >> one more thing before i move on, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, 26% combined. is this about electability, do you think? >> i think that that is definitely a debate the democrats are having. but it's one that candidates like warren and sanders and even harris and booker are arguing that the old way of thinking, the conventional ways shouldn't apply this time around, that candidates like them can win because they're going to expand the base with minorities. they're going to make sure the black and brown voters that didn't turn out in 2016 will turn out this time around. that's partially why clinton lost. they're betting on that. >> ms. saki, rahm emanuel, former chicago mayor -- >> was that loud? >> we can hear you. >> can you hear me on tv? >> that was that loud. >> it was that loud. >> no, go ahead. >> he wrote a memo to the candidates. he said, quote, before our party promises health care coverage to undocumented immigrants, let's help the 30 million americans that are a single illness from financial ruin. is he right, jen? >> this reflects a co

vermont senator bernie sanders. and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. here's where tonight's drawings will take place with these three cnn anchors. brianna keilar. victor blackwell. and anna cabrera. let's go to brianna to explain what happens next. >> wolf, cnn is televising the draw tonight because we believe that this process should be as transparent as possible. so in that spirit we are keeping things simple and low tech. so here's what victor, anna and i will be doing. we all have name cards like these ones. one for each candidate in our group. we have the same number of date cards, half for the first night july 30th, half for the second night july 31st. so we'll be putting the candidate cards into one box titled presidential candidates. we'll put the date cards in this other box titled debate night. and then randomly we'll draw a name and a date to determine which night each candidate will appear. and, wolf, you will be keeping tabs on all of the results and they'll be constantly updated on the bottom of the screen as well. >> and just minutes fro

bernie sanders talked about corporate media. you think is the primary issue with the corporate media in sanders' terms? is it the focus on personality over issues? >> yeah, i that's right. i think there tends to be overfocus on personalities. rile concede bernie sanders occasionally can be grumpy anding and tated because he's upset about a system failing people and he gets frustrated operating within a system he doesn't believe is being conducted fairly. people read into that either i just don't like him, i find him annoying or i find his mo moralism the fact that he is criticizing established powers and the power structures as they are, i find that to be a personal criticism. when a person goes on msnbc and says he makes my skin crawl, what is that about? it's a personal criticism. i don't think it would be tolerated of any other candidate. i hope that msnbc and other candidates, other networks are looking at themselves and saying are we treating him as fairly as we'd treat others. >> when i looked back at 2016, one of my regre

two progressive heavyweights, bernie sanders. and massachusetts senator liz warren, the battle of the socialists, will it turn into a fight over who can promise more free stuff? bernie sanders and, lizbeth warren share the same base, their followers love them could they love both candidates. but at some point they have to break apart, this say perfect night to do that, do you think they will take that opportunity, and will bernie sanders force her to admit she has plagiarized his great ideas. >> no, i think this will be a slog for both, they are in this for a long haul, they will allow nature to take his course see who establishes a bigger following, the gloves will have to come off. for all reasons she said, she kind of plagiarizing a little bit. kennedy: you can't do that. if you want to be president, you have to coral as much as you -- corral as much as you can for yourself. >> poll, show whose second choice, 30% of bernies are going to bide en, and kamala harris are sharing voters, voters that look like me, college educated,

health care debate shows there are some stark differences and that is part of the reason that bernie sandersng this speech here today and, jake, we should also point out that joe biden was asked multiple times this week to respond to sanders' claim he's lying about medicare for all. biden either refused to comment or just flatly did not answer the question. jake. >> thanks so much. appreciate it. >>> so abby, let me start with you. is biden lying or is there an argument to be made that medicare for all would result in the consequences that he talks about? >> there is probably an argument to be made. i think the fact of the matter is we don't really know and i think joe biden's strategy is predicated on the idea that this is not a policy that come the general election will be advantageous to democrats because when you get beyond the democratic primary, it is going to be harder to convince people that they -- that they are willing to take that kind of risk with their health care. something that is incredibly personal and important to voters as per all of the polls that we've seen recently. so

i mean, $18 from bernie sanders is nothing to slouch at. >> it still is a big number. >> bernie sanders created an entire grass roots campaign of fundraising and now you're seeing that it's up against -- >> people have ta toos of bernie on them. people don't have tattoos of pete buttigieg yet. >> what big number is he going to put out? we heard him tease around $20 million at a fund rare but we don't know what the real number is. >> it's good to be the incumbent, i think we can take that away as well. >> donald trump's numbers in that quarter are extraordinary. any doubt that he doesn't have a serious challenge, but if other folks had gotten in that might have taken a dent out of it. you've got to pay attention to both sides of the aisle, but a lot of money. this is going to be a very -- >> interesting, especially on the dem side, they're having to spend a lot of money early because they need to get the requisite number of supporters to get on the debate stage. the guys who have not made the debate stage, they're trying to to get on the debate stage come the fall. >> and if you're not h

jason carroll, thanks very much. >>> 2020 presidential candidate senator bernie sanders says he will accept any health industry donations and is now calling on all of his democratic rooich rooic rivals to make the same pledge. sanders calling on all candidates to refuse any money from them. >> he's delivering a speech this afternoon on health care policy. obviously this is huge in this race. ryan nobles is following all of it. >> first of all, this is not a surprise that bernie sanders is coming out with this challenge to his democratic rivals this week. it comes just a couple days after former vice president joe biden unveiled his health care policy plan and a day after kamala harris also talked about prescription drugs. essentially what sanders is going to say today is you cannot change a corrupt system by taking money from people who lead that corrupt system. a big speech later this afternoon, sanders is going to outline why he believes that medicare for all, a single-payer, government-run health care system is the only way to really solve the health care coverage crisis. he's goin

senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders forced to defend their far left policies like medicare formal modern deponents warned that they could doom the party's chances in 2020. but sanders and warren uniting to defend their position. watch this. >> when i talk about health care, a human right. that applies to all people in this country. under medicare for all, a single-payer system, we could do that. >> this plan be offered by senator warren and senator sanders will tell those union members who gave wages in order to get good health care that they are going to lose their health care because washington is going to come in and tell them they've got a better plan. >> i think democrats win when he run on new solutions, not impossible promises. when we run on things that are workable, not ferry to. >> there is a lot at stake, and people are scared. but we can't choose a candidate that we don't believe in just because we are too scared to do anything else. >> you are playing into donald trump's hand. the challenge isn't that it's a criminal offense to cross the border. the challenge is th

moderates trained their fire on the two progressives topping the polls -- senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, seeming to circle the wagons, avoiding attacks on each other. at times it seemed like the adults taking on the jv squad playing defense. one of the key issues, sanders' proposed take on the health care system and health care for all. watch this debate. >> congressman delaney just referred to it as bad policy, and previously he's called the idea political suicide that will just get president trump re-elected. what do you say to congressman delaney? >> you're wrong. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] right now we have a dysfunctional health care system, 87 million uninsured or underinsured, $500,000, 500,000 americans every year going bankrupt because of medical bills, 30,000 people dying while the health care industry makes tens of billions of dollars in profit. five minutes away from here, john, is a country. it's called canada. they guarantee health care to every man, woman, and child as a human right -- >> i'm right about this. we can create a universal health care system to

those people were bernie sanders' voters.are about healthy foods and getting pesticides off of the food. those are bernie sanders' voters and elizabeth warren's voters. those two candidates are not talking about these issues. this left verses right thing is killing us. it is a trap. there is no way out of it. new and better where the solutions are out in if world and the federal government amplifies those. that's called leadership. >> how come republicans are not in that trap. you know for good or bad, they all seem to get in line behind president trump. >> well, they're going to be in that trap if we have a nominee that can capture people's imagination and can reframe some of the discussions. those things i just talked to you about around regenerative culture have the support of conservative republicans who think climate change is not manmade. they want to get into the soils because they are making a lot of money farming in a regenerative way. let's put androgen da togeth ag. it is not left or right, new empland better. if w

. >> it could be senator harris, booker or bernie sanders. bernie sanders said you raise taxes on the middleclass but more than make it up through lower premiums and other effects like that. that is the debate we will have some week. >> senator harris wants this to be medicare for all. when you think about this, warren and sanders, the types of numbers about the general election wouldn't surprise or scare them. their argument is they are going to convince people and make that kind of case. they understand the kind of history of political actions is not in their favor. if they were going to be elected to the white house, grassroots ground well energy that is up ending washington similar to what we saw president trump do two or three years ago, convince people to their original ideological point. but when we think about the second debate, senator harris is going to have pressure to articulate a medicare for all plan. m.j. is right on this. democrats have enjoyed her reputation as a fighter and tough. the question is about ideology. the question

and so the bernie sanders and elizabeth wearrens want to push the policy. you end up having more the prag pragmatists. joe lieberman is not running. the delaneys, all these people are democrats in good standing. but they are taking a more pragmatic approach. they see the current politics and the current order in the united states senate and say this is as far as change can go. this is how i want to push it. you're seeing the bernie sanders and elizabeth warrens want so much more than that. >> steve bullock, who was elected three times in a red state somehow managed to win in montana, despite the huge margin of victory for donald trump today. he was emphasizing the assault weapon ban. that proposal which was legislated in 1994 by dianne feinstein and was sun setted. a complete withdrawal from afghanistan. >> you don't often hear a lot -- >> pete buttigieg. >> you wouldn't have the steve bullocks taking the positions they are today. there's a divide between the candidates who come from the coasts and were talking about, you know, bernie sanders and elizabeth

so bernie sanders also has to be accountable for that. >> let me turn to tonight if i can. what are you all looking for tonight? >> fight. >> number one, last night i started calling last night's debate white night. it was the least diverse of the panels. and i think tonight we have a debate stage that looks very much like the face of america.