it was just beto being beto. >> he's very charismatic. a very compelling speaker. he's shown he's a fantastic fund-raiser. especially from small donors. and i think people like him. >> he's our best bet to beat trump because he can bring in such a wide contingency of democratic voters and folks from the other side as well. >> if you're a republican and you're here, you're in the right place. if your rar democrat and you're here, you're in the right place. >> democrats have compared beto to barack obama and to another political icon, a man he curiously resembles. >> the first time i met him, i thought oh, my god, he looks like bobby kennedy. >> one of the more unlikely people to appreciate beto's appeal is jeff roe, a senior strategist for his opponent ted cruz. >> i said on election night, i can't believe anyone beat him. he's one of the most dynamic politicians the democratic party has, bar none. and the tilt and the shift left that the democrat party is undergoing right now, he's right in line at the right time to be the nominee for the democrats or at least be o

beto was big on those.e is beto doing that on the green new deal. >> this country was willing to sacrifice men and women all over the united states to make sure that we defeated germany, that we won that war, and for the following 75 years, we made this world safe for democracy. the green new deal called that service and scaled, scale of commitment, when it talks about the challenges wef face today. >> tucker: those are the questions that beto asked to just yesterday att uva. so the question for the rest of us is: are voters ready to suffer, i don't know, 400,000 u.s. combat deaths for the sake of the climate? what does a carbon dioxide canal look like? co2 side pan, will we bomb tokyo again with firebombs? how would that affect the temperature? this is stupid, none of this is real. the green new deal isn't a deal, it is a wish fulfillment posing as legislation. but here's the thing, beto kept a straight face throughout that talk like he sincerely meant it. who does that? mediocre people do that. mediocre p

low and behold there was a beto for senate yard sign. [cheers and applause] >> standing strong in alexandria. born and raised in el paso, beto, a fourth-generation texan, was able to stir excitement on the other side of the country and he is still doing it. [cheers and applause] >> this is so important because we don't live farther from across the river to see many of the injustices that are occurring today. right here in alexandria we saw firsthand the impact of a needless government shutdown that affected our friends and neighbors. more recently we have seen a tremendous bounce in the commonwealth of medicaid expansion. more than 250,000 region unions have healthcare for the first time. [applause] >> our healthcare which should be a universal right is under constant attack from those on the other side of the aisle. sadly we have also seen the fear generated in our immigrant communities. the mere mention of an ice raid, separation of families, the horror of children being placed in cages. in northern virginia the most diverse part of th

plus: beto )s bay area visit. the presidential hopeful looks to break out from a crowded field of democrats. oracle. >> plus beto's bay area visit. thee presidential hopeful hopes to break out of a crowded field of candidates. >>> questions mount after the deadly shooting at a synagogue. thanks so much for joining us. >> today the small town of poway,e california, mourning th victims of deadly synagogue shooting. >> a 60-year-old woman was killed, 3 others including rabbi were injured. today that rabbi spoke publicly. nbc's jennifer johnson has the latest. >> reporter: flowers laid outside the chabad synagogue after saturday's deadly attack. 19-year-old john earnest allegedly opened fire with an assault-style weapon. a 60-year-old woman was killed. >> i turn around and i saw the children that were playing in the banquet hall. i ran to gather them together. my granddaughter, 4 1/2 years old, sees her grandpa with a bleeding hand and she sees me screaming and shouting get out! get out! >> reporter: earnest reportedl

stops than beto o'rourke.esterday three different tv markets and give you an idea he is hitting six different cities in virginia starting in the southern most part of the state in norfolk and making his way up to alexandria. i want to introduce you to one of the voters here. this is sarah and i think she gives us a pretty good idea of the break down of why these conversations are tough to look. your top three. >> beto o'rourke, bernie sanders and third kamala harris and cory booker. >> what are you looking for from each? >> accountability for each of the candidates. i think beto brings the vitality to the movement. bernie just has a proven track record since his college days and if i'm being honest, kamala and cory, i can relate to them on a personal level because i am a black woman and they understand and they can e empathize. >> they are here and they're looking for their own democratic nominee. this is faith on my right and you're 26 years old and you told me you have not voted in the past but donald trump

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but beto o'rourke - -- >> people see that. they're very part. it's the cartels, the coyotes, you wouldn't believe these people, they're tough vicious, smart, street smart and cunning and they know the system better than the people that wrote it. the people in congress have no clue. and look, we have some great republicans that are dying to get this done. they'll do anything to get it done. it's so simple. i mean, we change four or five rules and we have to change the a asylum rules. people come up, thes rough gang members and stand next to a lawyer that they have who they pick up, i guess the lawyers get paid by the dozen. and they stand there and they read a statement that the lawyer hands them. this is great danger, i am afraid for my life, i'm afraid for my country and being in my country and they say oh, that's wonderful. you look at the guy and you wouldn't want to fight him. this guy is not afraid of anything. you see pictures of him coming up, he's carrying a flag from honduras or guatemala or he'll sell havelsalvador. they are waving the

>>> democratic presidential candidate beto o'rourke greets a crowd of supporters as he makes a campaign stop in san francisco. >> >> this is ktvu fox2 news at 6. >> good evening, everyone. >> another democratic presidential candidate visits the bay area. beto o'rourke, a former texas congressman held a rally in san francisco this afternoon. >> it is a very crowded field of democratic presidential hopefuls. we did speak to a family member of beto o'rourke who says it did not come as a surprise to people close to him that he would run. by the size of his crowd, it appears that he is holding his own in this race. >> ladies and gentlemen, the next president of the united states, beto o'rourke. >> beto o'rourke gained national notoriety when he ran for the texas senate seat against the republican incumbent ted cruz. many were hoping he would run for president. >> the number of times during the senate campaign people would matter to me or say to him why are you not running for president? why are you not running for president? he would say because i am running for senator. it brought up so muc

los de la vieja guardia, tenemos a un latino, mujeres y tambiÉn a beto o'rourke.ersa lista de precandidatos demÓcratas estÁ beto o'rourke, que a pesar de ser anglosajÓn, habla espaÑol y lo hace frecuentemente, en bÚsqueda de un creciente electorado latino. >> me gusta mucho, y he venido en las anteriores elecciones a pedir a bernie sanders, pero beto tambiÉn me convence. >> el hecho que un candidato hable espaÑol se pueda comunicar con nuestra comunidad, nos animÉ a que los latinos salgamos a votar. reportero: en esta lista hay por lo menos seis mujeres, tres afroamericanos, un latino y un alcalde gay. >> creo que es bueno, porque esto es mucho mÁs representaciÓn. en nuestro sistema polÍtico tenemos dos partidos y hay muchas personas que no votan o no participa porque dicen que no se sienten representados. nuestro paÍs estÁ cambiando demogrÁficamente, por lo tanto, el partido demÓcrata puede decir que esta diversidad que tienen sus candidatos, representan estos cambios demogrÁficos del paÍs. creo que eso le favorece. reportero: las mÁs recientes encuestas ponen a

beto o'rouke, he's trying to stand out.w, took a stand today, and he took a direct hit at israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu just a couple of days before, you know, elections in israel, and he flat out, o'rourke calling netanyahu a racist, saying he doesn't represent the true wiflt israeli people listen. >> the u.s.-israel relationship is one of the most important relationships that we have on the planet, and that relationship, if it is to be successful, must transcend partisanship in the united states, and it must be able to transcend a prime minister who is racist as he warns about arabs coming to the polls, who wants to defy any prospect for peace, as he threatens to annex the west bank and who has sided with a far right racist party in order to maintain his hold on power. i don't think benjamin netanyahu represents the true will of the israeli people or the best interests of the u.s.-israel relationship or any path to peace for the people of the palestinian authority, the gaza strip and the state of israel. >> s

o'rourke. >> reporter: beto o'rourke gained national notoriety when he ran for the texas senate seat against ted cruz. he lost but the close race had many hoping he'd run for president. >> i work for him in texas at a senate campaign and the number of times during that senate campaign people would mutter to me or say to him while you're not running for president, he would say because i'm running for sender. it caught on so much during the texas campaign that it was not a surprise that's the question was something he was going to think about.>> reporter: on sunday several hundred came out in san francisco to hear him speak on the issues they care about. such as a plan to achieve universal healthcare.>> it's called medicare for america, it says the tens of millions of our fellow americans who have no care at all right now, and roll them in medicare immediately. secondly if you have an substantial care, cannot afford your premiums, your co-pays, the size of your deductible you can elect to move over to medicare and we will make sure you can do that if you have employer-sponsored insuran

beto was very exciting. this is the embryonic stages.know who is going to pull out and consolidate support. beto can have a great set of debates and can be on again well before the voting starts. we know who will be left standing. we have an idea who is probably leaving the race. i think beto looks like he will be in the top six or seven for a while. but he does have to sort of focus his comments more if he's going to be on stage with buttigieg because buttigieg is naturally articulate and able to message in a way that keeps people listening. beto flails a lot, gets on tables. he doesn't really end up keeping people focussed on him. and that's -- he would still be more exciting if buttigieg wasn't in the race. >> that may be the best explanation of the policies. thank you so much for the translati translation. >> it is hard to understand. >> now it makes more sense. >> you explain why that might be a good idea. thank you. great column. thank you for being with us. >>> the 2020 democratic hopefuls are vowing to take on wealth inequality.

. >>> a huge crowd turns out to see democratic presidential candidate beto o'rourke. what he says separates him from the rest of the field. hi there, i am dion green. d dion limb. >> i am eric thomas. >> now, beto o'rourke is setting his house eye on the white hous. >> we'll meet these challenges for one another and the next generation. it was a packed house to see him in san francisco and ask questions of the candidate. o'rourke addresses big issues. >> reporter: a line wrapped around multiple corners clearly spell out the anticipation for -- >> ladies and gentlemen, the next president of the united states, beto o'rourke. >> reporter: he's on a tour making his round to california since announcing his canndidacy. >> we have a country where tens or afford medication or take their child to the therapist so that she's well enough to learn and school. >> o'rourke touched on the big issues like immigration reform and healthcare and his explosive texas senate race believed to be a long shot. he sets a record for the most votes cast for a democrat in the hstory of texas. >>

that's why beto is staying vague.e thought that kamala harris shouldn't have jumped in and endorsed the green new deal, she should have said i'm going to look at it. she jumped too early. so i do think there's a reason to stay vague right now and beto is not going to pay a price for that. >> since we're talking about 2018, the big stars who took away from 2018 were a lot of these moderate breakouts like gretchen in michigan, abgal in virginia. if you want to break the field in different lanes i would put beto and pete buttigieg and biden in a lane of electability but also progressive creds. bidenless sew and pete buttigieg and -- >> if we do it alphabetically. >> this is going to create litmus tests to the candidates in the end may be more electable. meeting with republican opposition researchers and campaigns, they would love for bernie sanders or elizabeth warren to emerge as the nominee because they think they're the least electable. so in their minds the question is they're going to hold back their opposition rese

so listen -- >> [chanting "beto"] mr.'rourke: there is no reason that this country where we all care about one another, care for one another, defined not by party or race or any other defense that shouldn't matter, that we can't come together to ensure that people are not crowdfunding their insulin treatment, that nurses are not dying of diabetes as they ration care for themselves. while they provided for everybody else. that we meet the challenge of curable cancers and ensure that not another schoolteacher dies is one did in weatherford, texas a couple of years back? she had health insurance, but not guaranteed health care. she didn't have the $119 that was the co-pay on her flu medication, and that is what she died from. we all lose out on what she would have been able to do over the course of her life. it is a stain on our conscience but it is something we can match with the results of the purpose that would have in common together, and the same way that we will meet the challenge that in my home state and in many othe

>> not beto. >> beto. >> we could go through this, we ave a whole pronunciation guide. it is donald. most people call him the donald. it is dona. >> like target. >> trump. trump. >> a reminder, you can sees" "mt the pr comes up every sunday at :30 here after n"news 4 today." should be a good show. from chuck to clay. >> yes. >> we'reki t about weather alert today. >> yes. finally have some timings for this first round ofwo orms. first round will hit us between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. and that's the bigger one, closer to midnight. 11:00 p.m., midnight. as it stands now, 6:00 to 8:00 around 1 and the main event, 11 p.m. >> w whenre all sleeping. >> yes, could be a wake-up call. let's look outside now, even in the midst of the clouds, the rain, the drizzle, the fog, our temperatures tside, we're already above our normal high temperature across the area. 68 degreesntly the temperature in town. we're clioing ingclosing in on across the board to our west. across the bay, cambridge coming in at 68 degrees. this storm system continues to pump the moisture um from the south and east.

>> actually it's not those democrats, it is beto from texas. this is a guy who can raise more money than anybody else. he has proven he is willing to work incredibly hard. he gave ted cruz a real run for his money in texas. and i would be following beto more than the other ones at this point. biden has got clear, he's got the broadest amount of support. bernie has got the deepest amount of support but beto has the greatest potential for support. >> laura: really? i've got to tell you i completely disagree with you. i think beto is flaming out to my think all the obama folks are lining up behind buttigieg. larry david, his wife in l.a., i think they're going to have a big fund-raiser. susan rice. i bet samantha power, jay carney. there's a whole shadow government waiting. they've been waiting for a john kerry is probably going to surface soon, to get back into power. i think they think new, fresh face in the democrat party is going to do it. i think the other one, what's his name, beto, i think he was the it boy for about five seconds until he s

y por supuesto estÁ beto.diversa lista de precandidatos demÓcrata estÁ beto. que a pesar de ser anglosajÓn, habla espaÑol y lo hace frecuentemente. en busca de el apoyo creciente electorado latino. >> el a mi me gusta mucho. >> el hecho que un candidato hable en espaÑol, entiendan otra comunidad, pueda comunicarse con la comunidad quizÁ eso anime a votar. gilbertpo_: en esta gran lista tambiÉn hay seis mujeres. tresl alcalde que hay.creo que es bue por que esto causan mÁs represiÓn. en el sistema polÍtico tenemos dos partidos y hay muchas personas que no votan o no participan porque no dicen ser representados . nuestro paÍs estÁ guiando demogrÁficamente, por lo tanto, el partido demÓcrata puede decir que esta diversidad que tienen sus candidatos representan estos cambios demogrÁficos de el paÍs. yo creo que eso le favorece. >> a pesar de la diversidad de candidato, la mÁs repuesto es encuesta poner a john al frente. ambos tienen mÁs de 70 aÑos y segÚn pomar, el electorado demÓcrata, ademÁs de ser diverso suele

beto seems to be on a soul searching mission at the moment. i still think he has ability to excite the democratic base. where you have a mayor pete or kamala harris or elizabeth warren, bernie sanders who are all coming with very specific policies and proposals, beto just seems to be trying to on a mission to find his inner child. i don't really see what his candidacy is about. >> back to calls. houston, texas, democrat >> caller: good morning. i wanted y'all to take my call because i'm listening to this gentleman here. i think he is out of touch with the poor peoples here, with the tax and everything. i am trying to see what's so i'm trying to see what's going on with this, because, now, i've been working all my life, and now the rich people is getting lower and lower and lower tax and the poor people, they're not, because president obama, he's the one that started with the high wages on that and everything, and i'm a real live person who is cleaning for people, cooking in restaurants, working on the streets and everything. president trump ha

beto: effectively spoke to her. and a longtime republican is here because he believes somebody ultimately come general election time be able to unite enough people, not only within the democratic base but also people like him who voted republican in the past and be able to inspire them to come out and vote for somebody other than donald trump. >> thank you both for joining me. >>> talkedboat a beto and berni. now talk buttigieg. just wrote this profile for politico "how mayor pete started to look presidential." welcome, adam. thanks for joining us on this. we know buttigieg's campaign announced he raised another million dollar in just four hours. after this weekend's major announcement, of course. a lot of excitement surrounding that announcement. as someone who followed his career from the beginning, what is the core of mayor pete's appeal to voters? >> he talks as someone who can appeal to red state voters. he really has a progressive approach, but it's sort of wrapped in a moderate wrapper. he has only ever won t

that's beto for america's opening line as the 2020 democratic contender unveils his first major policy announcement. beto o'rourke's climate policy proposal was released just in time for his series of campaign stops through california, stopping by areas crippled by recent wildfires. and he will hold a roundtable at a junior college. part one is to cut pollution on day one. it involves using executive orders to recommit to the paris climate agreement, which trump pulled out of back in 2017. o'rourke said he's being increasing efficiency standards for appliances and buildings. i'm going to just ask my control room to kill that music, please. part two is investment in infrastructure and communities. he would propose $1.1 trillion in spending, which he says will mobilize $5 trillion over the next ten years and said money will be generated from taxes as he ensures corporations and the wealthiest pay their fair share. part three looks to the future and sets a net zero emissions goal by 2050 and a half waway d line by 2030. beto says he'll work with congress to enact a, quote, legally enforce

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david: beto o'rourke confronted by a student at a town hall in virginia forced to defend his chair ititable donationf 1% of their income. when you look at where he stacks up agaiagency others he is lastd it matter. >> i don't think so. i think people have an obligation to give, no doubt a moral obligation to give to those less fortunate, but hypocrisy is astounding, the same people that were defending president over 23/32ial misconduct -- sexual misconduct allegations say this is a matter of policies not principle, they are same ones that go after beto o'rourke. >> i feeling pretty good about myself. i'm not sure we should make this the bar for someone to run. if we do, we have set the barlo. a candidate in 2016, he put money in a charitable. he used the money to buy paintings of himself. >> i think terms of charitable gives is good to see. thwhat do they do to help the dn broaden, the other -- trodden, but not the fact he gave so little but how he handled that question, he knew it was coming, he was unprepared he may not be ready for prime i'm. >> you know bernie sanders, his charita

beto o'rourke 1%. >> no one's a bigger fan of beto than beto. like if you are a member of congress, the job you asked for and ran for, make $175,000 a year -- >> dana: that the taxpayers pay you to do. >> renders financial giving to charity. he came across as arrogant ungenerous at once. >> dana: millennials are quite generous. you think this probably wouldn't work once he goes up against donald trump. >> let's not forget we're having this conversation because the democratic party has decided to be transparent regarding their taxes. that's actually a good thing. if you look through how billionaires have given to charities over the recent year, besos and trump are up there when it comes to the worst of the worst. also when it comes to a binary choice, the trump foundation, talking about charity. 2.7 million bucks they were fined for all the fraudulent activities of the trump foundation. >> dana: this has certainly been a longstanding concern of democrats and republicans. mayor pete from south bend indiana an openly gay man married to his husband.

citizens, why should you, beto o'rourke, be the president of the united states? >> i think the series of challenges that we have before us, the gravest of our lifetimes, millions unable to get health care, millions living in the shadow of deportation, including dreamers who should be made citizens, and an economy who works for too few, not well enough for the vast majority of our fellow americans, and this existential threat of climate change. if you think about how divided this country is, we need someone who can unify people across the differences towards these common aspirations and goals. on the el paso city council, not as democrats or republican, getting things done. as a member of congress in the minority working across the aisle, campaigning in every county. getting more votes than any democrat in history, winning 500,000 republican votes on the same ballot they voted for greg abbott. 17 african-american women elected to judicial positions of public trust in harris county, changing the face of criminal justice reform, and our most diverse city, i've shown

garrett, we've got to talk beto. when beto announced, there was huge enthusiasm, huge momentum and then pete buttigieg put a big dent in that. biden stepped in with another denting. what does this do to beto? does he pivot? what direction does he go in? >> reporter: i think he'll continue to plow ahead, based on what i've seen and heard from advisers to o'rourke. the beto folks genuinely believe that they have to run their campaign with their guy and trying not to respond to all the different people in the field and all the different things that folks on the outside want them to do. we're going to see o'rourke the next couple of days continue to campaign in nevada, one of the early states. he's making his first campaign appearance in california, which is of course a much more important early state this cycle than it used to be. i would be surprised to see him say anything other than welcome to the race to joe biden. as i've covered these o'rourke events, you don't see a lot of people looking at both beto and biden. y

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beto o'rourke has been exposed. i think biden has been exposed i don't know what the hell happened to biden i never saw that before. i don't know it just doesn't look like the same biden i said is that really joe biden? he doesn't look the same to me. i've known him for a long time and seen him for a long time. i said what happened to him? so he's been exposed because he's very weak he doesn't want to talk about this. no but they don't want to talk about this. i don't get what their plan is. do they want to let people in that shouldn't be here because we have people that are trying to get in that shouldn't be here think of the word "apprehend." the border security is apprehending 100,000 people a month. do you know how many people that is? it's incredible the jobs they do but the problem is with the laws we should be able to take them right now. we can't. we have to bring them into a court. whoever heard of that we're the only country in the world that i know of that has a court system, and it's a mobile court syste

she went to a beto o'rourke rally this weekend.o her credit when she was asked why she's coming forward now she said politics is part of the reason. >> the reason why we're having these conversations about vice president joe biden is because he's considering running for president. and frankly, the reason why i felt so compelled to finally say something is because over the years as this behavior was documented, as it was frankly dismissed by the media and not taken seriously, that conversation was not coming up in the discussions. >> so, maria, is this all about joe biden being a front-runner? i mean, i have to say i really give her credit for admitting it happened. but, yeah, the reason i'm coming out is speak is because he's a front-runner and that seemed very genuine. >> yeah, i agree with you. yes, right now he is the front-runner and there's a very good possibility, i mean everyone has a good possibility right now. but he could be the nominee. and so this is the kind of information that needs to be out there. but i also agree w

beto o'rourke raised almost that amount in the first 24 hours. but for a guy who not everybody has been talking about, the interest in him has been steadily growing since december. >> reporter: it really has. at every event i go to out in the country, i ask folks who they are looking for, who is the top three. mayor pete, as he's becoming known as which gets around the difficulty of pronouncing his name, gets in the top three of the list everywhere i go. he will have a challenge as he tries to establish himself in that top tier. but he's a guy who is fairly liked on the operational side, doesn't have a lot of staff, isn't actually yet formally in this race. he's still in that exploratory phase and he's making the most of his media appearances. he has been everywhere, on cable television, on podcasts, on radio. he is trying to make his name out there, and it seems to be working for him in a party that i think one of the big splits we're seeing here isn't on policy or laying into the left or the center but rather generational. do you want to see a

to me he's beto o'rourke but with substantial. >> all the beto fans are spelling buttigieg wrong. i think he's the better version. >> and i think what's interesting, according to reporting on cnn's own web site, the sort of not religious is now just as popular as people who identify themselves as catholics. that's really important if you're mike pence and republicans because what you have the ability to do -- it's unfortunate, but what they could end up doing then is sort of painting millennials or painting democrats as sort of being not particularly religious -- >> secular. >> don't have god at the center of their lives and i think that's what mike pence is setting up to do but i don't think that's going to work in the long run. >> guys, sit tight. you're not going anywhere at the moment. next up, champion of the working class and new member of the 1%, bernie sanders makes his pitch to voters in the rust belt this weekend. and a little later, the president leans in to a legally questionable plan to bust migrants to sanctuary cities. don't go anywhere. omar, check this out. uh, ye

some made up their mind wanting beto o'rourke to be in the white house 2020. out. at the moment there are so many options. >> reporter: a line wrapped around multiple corners spell out the anticipation fo for -- ladies and gentlemen, it is beto o'rourke! >> reporter: beto o'rourke is on a town hall tour making his first round in california. no help from special interest or lobbyists or pacts. >> we have a country where tens of millions can't see a doctor or afford medication or take their child to the therapist so she's well enough to learn in school. >> reporter: o'rourke touched on immigration reform and healthcare and he set a record for the most votes cast for a democrat in texas history. he took questions from the crowd in english and spanish. he was asked about holding law enforcement accountable? >> i was not super impressed with him but his answers were more specifics than i expected so i was impressed. >> i loved everything he said about immigration and how well coming he is to every single person. >> it is unclear to me whether he's going to gravitat

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president trump would definitely beat beto o'rourke.mportant is pennsylvania in your estimation? >> if donald trump were to lose wisconsin and michigan in 2020, the two other states that got away from hillary clinton, but still holds on to pennsylvania, he's re-elected. that's why the trump campaign is dispatching their -- they have to get the analytics to make sure that state is in play. we've seen the president's numbers drop in those three states. wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania. flip those states, tell me who wins those states and we know who wins 2020. >> dana: some look at the 2018 midterms and say democrats did so well. that is not a choice between two people. pennsylvania is such a diverse state. >> remember, they redid the maps. the jerrymandering. much better maps for democrats. those kind of went the other way. obviously, the choices are going to be different for voters. isn't elizabeth warren standing on that stage? or is it joe biden? that's a very different choice for pennsylvania. >> dana: they didn't even poll that one

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you remember when it was all about beto. a lot of decision makers looked like beto.ey abrams, imagine had she had that same amount of coverage. you saw with the beto, ma'am non, the fact that they could win. florida where andrew gillum was set aside as a potential national figure. >> exactly. >> georgia. these are the two states the democrats spent money trying to win. >> and, again, if georgia can be turned blue, which it almost is, she will be a hero. >> she'll get the credit for it. >> yeah, for all time. and as tiffany was saying, the road to victory, the path to victory leads through the black women electorate. it's high time that we are seriously considering a black worms a black woman being in such a powerful position. they have been the most loyal. they have toiled more than anyone else in this party. this is very important. >> we just learned i believe that andrew gillum has sent out the confirmation that black women were the highest percentage turnout voters in the state of florida in 2018. and -- so i want to go back a little bit to the conversation we wer

beto o'rourke turns out one-third of 1% of his total income to charity last year.e's a a rich guy too. kamala harris, 1.4% to charity. so why are these people not being called out on this? they want to give -- run the country but they don't -- they are against white privilege so it is enough. except it's not enough. this is not a satisfying style of politics but actually it doesn't improve anyone's life. it is not working. the democrats running for president even though standing on the sidelines no it's not working. they will lose to president trump unless they figure out a way to improve the lives of actual people. otherwise, the contradictions in the party will become unbearable. this is hedge fund managers and illegal aliens. what holds it all together? they have no idea. until they find that how come it will fall apart. nate learned executive director and help find drafts of group beto. nate thank you for coming on. there is poignant about watching yesterday's adored figure cast aside for this new character. this cad from indiana or whatever. but it does raise

who has the analyst bility to g kamala, beto, joe, bernie, pete, elizabeth? who else. to pick a leader, not just another protester like donald trump. a protester. that's "hardball" for now. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> the powers of the president to protect our country are very substantial and will not be questioned. >> a full-scale purge at dhs. >> that is a major event. >> as the president reportedly turns over immigration policy to stephen miller, and reportedly ordered the renewal and expansion of family separation. >> this administration did not create a policy of separating families at the border. >> tonight, 2020 candidate kamala harris on kirstjen nielsen's departure and what comes next. >> do you dispute that separating a child from their parent will create and cause trauma? >>> then -- >> you believe democrats will never see the president's tax returns? >> oh, no, never. >> the new debatactic democrats using to get donald trump's tax returns. >>> plus, new outrage over remarks by the president to a crowd of jewish

over the guy, beto o'rourke got a warm reception.ood job in saying he has to earn that vote. i thought that was a very smart answer. on the other end of the spectrum, tough day today for bernie sanders. a lot of jeering. a lot of people in the crowd even sort of cat calling him. he had a little bit of heckling going on in the crowd when he gave answers like he marched to the march on washington. and didn't give specific answers on questions of race. tulsi gabbard had a tough time with that crowd too, but i think she held her own, answered her question. those two had the toughest day. what did you make of the performances? >> well, i agree 100% with aisha. elizabeth warren was electrifying. we know she can be electrifying because in 2016, i think people forget how she rallied crowds, how she was one of the great surrogates out there on behalf of hillary clinton. so i think that people forget that she has the ability to do that. she just hasn't gotten the news coverage i think that she is deserving of, and that's why we haven't been ab

. >> beto o'rourke, apologizing for his jokes. that his wife has been raising their three children "sometimes with my help". >> not only will i not say that again, but i'll be much more thoughtful going forward in the way that i talk about our marriage and also the way in which i acknowledge the truth of the criticism that i have enjoyed white privilege. >> we should -- i'm going to explain, but we should -- can we have a sense of humor about some things? and sometimes people just say things. anyway. let's give all of them credit, though, for owning what they said, or what they've done. some things are worth apologizing for and admitting when they're wrong. and let's face it, voters don't expect people to elect a perfect person. like i said, if you've done something wrong, then you should apologize. the irony here is that when the democrats do ultimately choose a standard bearer, she or he will face the one man that we all know never really apologizes, even when he's kaucaught on tap >> i'm going to use some tick tacks just in cas

have you bet beto o'rourke? none of this is like trump and i think we can be too cute by half when we're trying to compare these guys to each other. >> stick around. growing concerns about access to the president at his favorite get wii way after a woman is arresteded allegedly lying her way into mar-a-lago. why at least one agent is worried. then big change blowing into the windy city. the wind that is shaking up the machine in chicago. stay with us. with retirement planning and advice for what you need today and tomorrow. because when you're with fidelity, there's nothing to stop you from moving forward. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves all your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. you can barely feel. the follow up cat scan showed that it had gone to her liver. we needed a second opinion. that's when our journey began with c

i think it makes sense beto would read with that. >> let's look ahead to the morning.sitting down with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi on this infrastructure plan the democrats are proposing that could cost the trillion dollar mark. we know the president is an infrastructure guy p, he's had numerous infrastructure weeks. this could be the one moment there could be a bipartisan plan, that being infrastructure. but we also understand the history between has to three individuals and the fact that the democrats held money from the president on his signature border wall plan. so what do you predict is going to be happening this morning with this infrastructure meeting? what do you foresee coming out of it. >> what's the joke in washington? every week is infrastructure week? even before the lelection. there's a tension between chuck and nancy that bubbled over and it went off in or directions. i'm fascinating in watching are we through that now. i was skoalicrolling through th white house guidance, that's a closed press meeting. i hope they open it up. i want to see them nego

. ♪ >> greg: remember beto?terday he said earth only has ten years left with no action is taken on climate change. >> i want to make sure that those who work in the oil and gas industry, those who are, fossil fuel industry are brought along as partners to make sure that we make this transition and then ten years that we have left to us, as the scientists tell us. >> greg: now it's ten years. to save humanity, he proposes spending 5 trillion over three decades. i don't get it. this begs the question why. i think he saw aoc claim we only had 12 years left and he thought oh, yeah? i can do it in ten. it's like a hysterical version of "name that tune" minus the tunes, just the loons. why the return to global scare tactics? i blame trump. america's economy is booming, unemployed for everyone is at a historic low. manufacturing jobs returned by the hundreds of thousands. there are people working out who never worked a day in their lives. look at jesse. [laughter] apocalypse trump no longer works. we are back to chicke

i guarantee the beto people are saying, it's a long campaign.n't have to be there in the middle of april. we'll be there when it matters. maybe they will. for this week, he's not around much. if you don't come to class three-quarters of the time, i can't give you an a >> we know your class rules now. it will be a tough semester >> maybe beto o'rourke thinks it's a pass/fail. >> always. >> which you have the option is the right way to go. chris cillizza, thanks for being with us. >>> to basketball now. the buzzer-beater. that wasn't even the best shot of the night. the picture during portland's celebration that's still trending this morning. >>> i love it. i was so spo spointo sports for moment. see what happens when victims and offenders of violent crimes meet face to face on cnn's new original series "the redemption project" with van jones. here's a preview. >> we like to imagine that after there's been a verdict that the story is over. the reality is whether they are the offender or the victim, the journey is just beginning >> there was a sher

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beto o'rourke has been successful at raising money. is there a secret for him at this point? >> we have money here and we give it out rather generously. one fourth of the contributors to o'rourke's senate campaign last year came from california. there's the connection many people exist between o'rourke and -- he's looking for o doubt about it. will they be happy with him? we have a californian running already, kamala harris. he's been clear on gun control and clear on deferred action for dreamers,he it comes to issues like climate change, he hasn't been forthcoming. >> coming up, a quarterback speaking about the issue of concussion and the message he's sending to families of young athletes. >> and speaking of the weekend, all that heat has moved on. instead we've got cloudy skies, cool temperatures on your saturday evening. we'll let you know how long the clouds will stick around. warni police tonight. take a look at their twt.d to p stop to violent side shows. you're looking at video of a destructive side show caught on camera earlier this month. police say they were outnumb