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 head and shoulders above the best. 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 no

beto does?nd he is truly sincerely sorry he said it. >> not only will i not say that -- [laughter] >> but i will be much more thoughtful going forward in ways that i talk about our marriage, and also the way that i acknowledge the truth of the criticism that i have enjoyed white privilege. >> tucker: i have enjoyed white privilege. there you go. he acknowledged it. thank you, mr. o'rourke for your candor, but the real question is how much did you enjoy white privilege? we will get to those details in our next round of questioning. in the meantime we don't want to give you the impression that beto is the only one groveling here. far from it. they all are. for democrats in 2019 to run is to grovel. here is mayor pete of south bend remembering what sadness and four years ago when he suggested that all human life had value. how could he have been so stupid and cruel? >> 2016 you said that all lives matter when you spoke about two police controversies that were happening in south bend. was that a mis

. >>> sobering signs for the 2020 campaign of beto o'rourke. after two months on the presidential campaign trail, he seems to be a little danger to biden let alone trump judging by the people not looking to take beto o'rourke down. requests to the rnc for damaging information have tlie drodried . a new document may remind voters about what brought him to national prominence in the first place. dave is with me. the film is called "running with beto". here is a little clip. >> 16 town halls. i'll buy you a donut if you can

a fork in o beto o'rourke.020 field is the biggest ever. how did we end up with so mindlessly mediocre wannabe presidents? here's the panel. handsome as ever. let's get to it. what do you make of beto o'rourke. i never understood why people are fascinated with him in the texas senate race, state that his failure would immediately translate to the presidency? >> democrats are always looking for the next jfk, they are looking for the next youngish white guy that they comport all their hopes and dreams of especially like all the liberal leftist and they put all their potential into beta. the mere mayor pete came in he s actually kind of interesting. and the like dado who? he is over. it's amazing he got up again no but he actually has substance and he's right. i'm so happy beto is losing, he's a loser, he ruins everything. every day kamala harris a whole history, everybody at home has had this experience with this one girl who keeps telling their friends about all these petri things her boyfriend is,. >> beto stoo

beto o'rourke may have felt the same way. he came here to court the 202 registered voters during his senate run. >> to king county, headed to guthrie where we hope to meet with a county judge. >> we followed his route and hoped to meet with the same judge and any of the six people who cast votes. but the judge didn't want to be interviewed. he said people here don't like to faulk abotalk about their po. >> the one that would is no fan of beto's. would it surprise you if i told you this is one of the most conservative counties in the country? >> wouldn't surprise me at all. >> ashley is the chair of the king county democrats and the only democrat we could find in two days of searching. >> i came from yellow dog democrats. picture of jesus, other side was f.d.r. and other side was dale earnhardt. that's how we roll. >> reporter: talk about education. don't mention abortion or gay rights. what does he do right for communities like this in that campaign? >> he came. he went north of ped uk a peducd a little town hall. >> ultimate

ensure, for strength and energy. >> i've got beto. beto is falling fast. what the hell happened? he said i was made for this. he was made for it. he was made to fall like a rock. what happened? he tried to restart his campaign. that generally doesn't work out too well. >> harris: that was president trump -- >> dagen: the former texas congressman hitting the reset button on "the view, admitting he made some missteps in his inl launch earlier this year. lamenting his rollout using the "vanity fair" cover, admitting it looked elitist, saying it reinforced the perception of privilege. beto walked back his signature statement that he was "born for this" watch this. >> i think it reinforces the perception that -- of privilege and the headline that said i was born to be in this, the article is attempting to say i felt my calling was in public service. no one is born to be president of the united states of america, least of all me. >> dagen: his tagline should be if you squint, i kind of look like a kennedy. >> donna: i can you can -- i think you can say i was born to serve. many people

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if trump is talking about the border, great day for beto o'rourke. talking about an issue in elizabeth warren's wheelhouse, there are many, it's a good day for her. with every attack that donald trump puts on joe biden, he makes it more likely that joe biden will be the candidate that he faces. >> congressman, last question to you, elizabeth warren said she would not do a fox network town hall. smart decision or not? >> i think she's making a value judgment that a lot of democrats, a lot of americans agree with, that fox peddles a narrative that's not good for the national conversation. that being said, it comes with a consequence of not being able to speak to that constituency. >> garrett? >> i think that's one she could redo in the general election. i think it plays very well with democratic primary voters, the liberal voters she needs very much right now. >> good point. gentlemen, thank you. this was terrific. our thanks to former congressman david jolly and perhaps future congressman garrett haake. >> oh, god. >> two friends -- i don't know. >> t

will it be beto?tried to reset his campaign on something called "the view." >> would you say those were mistakes, being on the cover of "vanity fair"? it's elitist, what? >> yeah, yeah. i think it reinforces that perception of privilege, and that headline that said i was born to be in this, in the article i was attempting to say that i felt my calling was in public service. no one is born to be president of the united states of america, least of all me. greg: oh, god -- >> i gotta say something. i have never in my career wanted to do a fight for charity before -- [laughter] and i got that tell you, if beto wants to step in the octagon -- [cheers and applause] greg: sean, i find this interesting, but let me finish this. >> it is your show, greg. [laughter] greg: all right. is so this is the new beto. no more posting his trips to dentist. that was the old beto. the new beto live streams his haircut. [laughter] hey, beto the, how are the kids doing? >> they're done to under two weeks left in school, so t

we never had that conversation, but when beto did it, yeah, we have to get beto in the race.ear you. my thanks to you all. that does it for us. thank you so much for watching. i'm nicolle wallace, see you back here monday at 4:00 p.m. >>> the president is watching out for donald trump, not for the united states of america. the mueller report just over two weeks ago demonstrated complicitly that russia attacked our electoral system with the purpose of helping donald trump and he turns around two weeks later and says we are all good on this. we are not all good on it. we are at risk. we are at risk in 2020 and donald trump hits us squarely in trouble. >> good evening. welcome to the special live edition of a.m. joy or what

where beto, he was kind of a nonevent in congress -- >> i think it's beto. >> beto.ent in congress. the guy running the city. i just think there seems to be more depth on what i'll call the blank paper hope candidate. as far as elizabeth warren, i want to push back in that my feeling is that every democratic candidate's job one is to win and to beat trump. it's great in theory to say come to my events. the overwhelming majority of the people watching msnbc, they are blue. they just are. if you want to convert, you've got to go into enemy territory. that's what was very smart -- >> she's doing that already. >> she's not. >> in the field. >> the events, once again, that's built in. people who are coming to her events are people who are already built into i want to choose a democrat. >> not necessarily. in west virginia the woman said i didn't believe this was a place i should be but i came and i listened and you're addressing a crisis. >> i think you're finding a needle in the haystack. if i want to win an election and i need to turn trump voters just as a marketer, i'

"beto o'rourke blew it." the beto balloon burst." what are you doing wrong? do you think you're doing something wrong? >> look, i feel really good about the way that we're campaigning. i'm going to people where they are in their community. i do not care how red or blue, rural or urban. i'm showing up to listen to them. what they're telling me is they want this country to come together around our sharedm hee writers. >> brennan: you have, though, relaunched, acknowledging that things weren't registering for you. you have apologized for the "vanity fair" cover. can you escape some o impressio? >> listen, the only way that i'm going to have any chance is togo everywhere, meet with everyone, leave no one behind and take no one for granted. >> brennan: is that saying that maybe with the "vanity fair" cover and the big launch that you looked out of step? >> i don't know about that. listen, the opportunities that i've had to meet with people, the snarkiness, the cynicism, all that is gone. it's folks wanting to know that we're going to find a way to ensure that ever

beto was made por to fall like a rock. bernie. bern yes is crazy.has a lot more energy than biden so you never know. 350 million people and that's the best we could do. >> he went on, april to say he could pick a better democrat than anybody on the stage. ? huge field a sign of strength or weakness? >> weakness, weakness, weakness. he called out all the bs. let me say this democratic polls are showing that if indeed -- if indeed there was an election today joe biden would beat the president. and this -- there is another poll the democrats use any democrat would pete this president. so he is in a stance of weakness trying to throw a shot at all of them. and it's not working. >> all right. thank you both. and next democrats launching a new investigation into team trump. so what do they want to know this time? plus breaking news. donald trump junior agreeing to go before the richard burr committee. how do do burr as voters feel about him taking on trump junior. >> he is a good man. i voted for him. but i think he is off on this one. they don't give two

that to beto is gone, maybe forever. the new beto is far more serious. even angry.out? climate change, obviously. border walls, and bigotry and uptight old people that do not understand that skateboarding is not a crime. also that buzz kill pete buttigieg who stole his spot in the presidential ranking, that was annoying as hell.

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. >> beto, beto, boy, he has fallen like a rock, what the hell happened to beto?> sorry. >> beto was here a second ago, the media gets bored with you, pete, the last name is fun to say. pete buttigieg. he has a great chance. representing us against president xi of china, that'll be great. that'll be great. i want to be in that room, i want to watch that one. [laughter] >> trump is right because only a handful has sustained attention. from january to april 30th, the media focused on four, sanders, biden, harris and warren who took up more than half the field's coverage. in other words, candidate has no chance, right, seth? >> no. >> that worked out well. chris, i believe it would be the greatest election ever because trump is going to be commentary. >> it doesn't matter because entertainment is coming from show. he will treat it as reality show. new one and eliminated. he's the only judge. everyone -- [applause] >> the whole thing is let's go to twitter to see what trump says why they lost. >> yeah. truly tense. tyrus, the npc's in political video game and he's pla

i think what we saw that happen with beto and mayor pete.ith joe biden and everyone right now. the challenge for all these candidates is what do you k do when the spotlight isn't on you? because for so long, it won't be. so the debates will be great moments. i think no one is out of this thing yet. everyone's going to have a chance to get back in it including beto o'rourke but he does not want to be on that graphic we just showed of the zeros, right? if you're in the top half of this, you're a player, you're in the mix. you get invited to appear on "the view" and "rachel maddow" and the places where he's been this week. if you fall off of that, you have a problem and i think that campaign is particularly well suited to live off the land, if you will. he can drive around in a minivan and do town halls until the cows come home and wait for his moments if he's in that top half. that's why this reset, if you will, is important. >> unbelievably, congressman, we are still hearing stories that bill de blasio, mayor of new york. >> yeah. >> i wrote

beto is saying i would love her as a running mate. >> beto has to make sure his campaign is solid, af folks made comments about a lot of platitudes and we haven't seen much policy from him. i would work on coming up on the polls and who his running mate was going to be. it will be an interesting field, interesting race for beto o'rourke. shannon: adding stacy abrams to the ticket. >> i don't think she appreciates that. that was what he talked about, she's like i'm not running for second place which i've i'm going to run i'm going to run for first place. shannon: what do you make of it? >> this is another case of democrats using a black person is a problem. beto o'rourke is one down 7 points in south carolina, mostly black voters looking for another chance, certainly disingenuous with a number of democrats continuing to do this on a day-to-day basis offering policy solutions that will be positively impactful for the black community. shannon: do you agree it needs to focus on policy instead of other conversations this early. let's talk what is going on between alexandria ocasio cortez,

beto o'rourke says this president is the real problem with our immigration system.ll it help beto o'rourke gain the traction be he sorely needs in the crowded democratic race? he joins us for an exclusive interview on "primetime." let's start with the polls. beto o'rourke, thank you for joining us on "primetime." >> thanks for having me on. >> let's look at the polls from your perspective. when you look at the men and women above you what are they doing that you're not? >> i don't know. you know, our fortunes will rise and fall in the months to come before the first caucus in iowa and the first primary in new hampshire. you had a poll a couple weeks ago that had me beating trump by a greater margin than any other democratic contender. who knows what that means this far out? what i have been doing, showing up in these different states in the different communities within them and not writing anybody off based on how big or small their town is, not taking anyone for granted based on party affiliation but just listening and learning and incorporating what i hear into th

with beto eo'rourke. want to get straight to the audience.he student body president right here at drake university. >> while in congress you voted against several measures aimed at punishing russia after the annexation of crimea. will you work to counter russian aggression in the world and if so how are we to believe you when your record suggests otherwise? >> yeah, nick, thank you for the question. ia may be referring to a vote i took against arming ukrain in their war against russia. if you think we enter more wars right now now that year in afghanistan and syria and yemen and somalia and iraq 1/2 dozen other countries where we are taking the lives of others and putting the lives of u.s. service members on the line, then let's go for it. but if we think we ecan resolve these challenges paeeacefully without putting our foreign policy on the backs of 19 and 20-year-old women and men in the greatest armed forces the world has ever known, then let's pursue that. and i think we have a lesson from our former president, barack obama. greatest pres

beto o'rourke: i hear you. it is hard for me to escape the conclusion that if i were lucky enough to be the nominee, i would not select one of these extraordinary women with whom i am running right now or some other extraordinary women not running right now. we have the greatest field of public servants in my lifetime, those who make up these 21 potential nominees and people who are not running for the nomination but are every bit as extraordinary. stacey abrams comes to mind for me right now. [applause] taken, and definitely something that makes a lot of sense to me. thank you very much. bit ofnt to ask a little a regional question. in the northeast, the majority for a long time of our economy was industrial trade as the economy changed, a lot of those jobs went overseas and people were left without jobs and ways to make ends meet. a lot of the economic success in these regions went to the big cities. were now we are finding a lot of the big cities in the northeast are booming, but it is too expensive to live

i got beto. beto, where's -- what the hell happened?emember about four weeks ago he said i was made for this. he was made for it. he was made to fall like a rock. i don't know what the hell happened to biden. what happened to him? i'm looking, i said, that doesn't look like the guy i knew. what happened to him? and bernie, you know, bernie's crazy. [laughter] bernie's crazy. pocahontas, i think, is probably out. [laughter] boy, you got some beauties there. [laughter] jesse: we're going to get to beto in a second. boot edge edge, don't you love how he says that? >> the thing that you've -- >> i can't pronounce his name either. >> but he brands people so beautifully, and once it's stuck, i mean, you know, all i can say is mcdonald's is the only brand i know that sticks better than the things that donald trump puts on somebody, because once they're on, it's on like superglue. jesse: even when he said crazy bernie down there in louisiana, herman, the crowd was just eating it up. >> yeah, they were eating it up. here's the one thing that all

beto o'rourke got six.lections but going to smaller, rural, conservative places around the country and say, i have been talking to voters like you for a very long time goes a long way. he also told me after i told him i was doing this story he learned about bad water systems in king county, texas. stuff he's been able to talk to voters in new hampshire and south carolina, places where they have the same problem and having those conversations so there was some value to that trip. >> just remarkable to see him go into such red territory. a lot of folks think that's critical to winning back the white house. garrett haake, thank you. appreciate it. our guests are back with me now. anita, in addition to everything that garrett was talking about, we know that beto o'rourke is among the candidates who is making climate change a big part of his policy platform. let's take a look at his plan. it would essentially mobilize $5 trillion over 10 years to combat climate change. it would call for rejoining the paris clima

pete pulling well ahead of beto. do we think beto o'rourke has been more adversely affected by joe biden getting in the race? mayor pete's current surge, has that affected beto more than perhaps his campaign was anticipating? >> the sense i get from talking to voters in the early states, i call it the tinder problem. always another candidate you can swipe to. right? always somebody else getting in. voters don't feel they have to make a commitment. joe biden, at least the voters i talked to, tends to be an event for other candidates to take that caveat as it is. joe biden is a safe place. they know they like joe biden and can support him and not so much about the others. candidates gets in, pop, come down a little. folks are still swiping. >> still swiping. enjoyed that analogy. >>> tune new to beto o'rourke tonight with rachel madmaddow, 0 eastern only on msnbc. >>> it is crunch time as garrett mentioned. crunch time for the on the bubble democratic candidates hoping to land one of the 20 coveted spots on the debate

well, now beto o'rourke is running for president of the united states. and it is a fascinating open question as to whether or not that phenomenon, that 2.6% almost miracle in texas, is something that could happen nationwide. he joins us next live. ho t. sorry, honda. which suv would make the best investment? the subaru outback has the best resale value in its class for 2019, according to kelley blue book. even better than the toyota rav4. sorry, toyota. it's easy to love a subaru. just between us, cleaning with a mop and bucket is such a hassle. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and it's awesome. it's an all-in-one that absorbs dirt and grime deep inside. and it helps prevent streaks and haze. stop cleaning. start swiffering red lobster's new weekday five days.s here: five deals. for fifteen dollars get a different deal every weekday til six pm like endless shrimp monday admiral's feast tuesday four course feast wednesday and more. five days. five deals. fifteen dollars. see you before six. if ywhen you brush or floss, you don't have to choose between h

>>> joining us again for the interview is beto o'rourke.ate in the democratic primary. former congressman from texas. congressman, thank you for sticking with us. >> thank you. >> secretary of state mike pompeo appears to my eye right now to be popping like a skillet full of popcorn with the lid off. he keeps changing his schedule. he keeps pinging different places around the world that he didn't say he was going to go to. keeps canceling other meetings. he just canceled a meeting with germany. canceled a meeting with greenland. went to -- unexpectedly and crashed someone else's meeting in brussels. he is planning on meeting with vladimir putin tomorrow. i wonder if somebody with experience in the armed services committee, somebody who serves in congress, if you feel like there are reasons for people to be worried right now about what's going on with national security adviser john bolton and mike pompeo, with them appearing to be beating the drums for war with iran, with what appears to be something frenetic going on with the secretary of s

did you see a whole lot different last night from beto o'rourke 1.0?tent, what he is saying i do agree with you, a lot of what he said last night, he has said in the more than 150 town halls that he has had in those early voting states. so for us covering him, a lot of that was sort of a repeat, but i will say that the way he appeared, the campaign staffers tell me they are working to make him appear more presidential, i think you saw that last night. a bit of a polished look. not just a haircut that we all saw on facebook live, but the suit as well as, you know, what he was saying, he really had the bullet points down. i think a lot of it was just being more polished in appearance. >> okay. big picture, rebecca and just going back to the numbers here because of course the other head line in this quinnipiac poll is joe biden up, you know, he is at 35% as others fall here, including bernie sanders, although elizabeth warren has ticked up here. i just wonder because one of the troupes leading into this is that biden has the lead early on or had it early

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count on beto to stick around.game. >> harris: what is his skin, by the way? it's our job. we try to figure it with the platforms of the policies are. kennedy, what is his game? >> kennedy: i don't think he ever had again. i think that's the problem, that democrats could have put up anyone against ted cruz. no offense. great beard. the one you are a fan of beards. >> kennedy: again, it speaks to the supreme court and democrats really wanted confirmation power in the senate. that's why texas was a critical state because they figured if they could flip texas they could take the whole darn thing. >> harris: may be what his reset should be, to answer your question, shannon, is him reading his policy. nice, boring, old school style, no hands in the air. >> kennedy: that's the problem, he has to go back to hygienic's >> pete: accountable completely. he's wasting of a people's money at this point. you can't restart something that never really started. what did you say the name was of the article? >> shannon: he's like you

i think that's sort of mission critical for beto o'rourke tonight. >> listen to what beto o'rourke saidbout playing nice with republicans. >> i'm not naive about the forces that we face. it is not just donald trump. there is no more, i'm trying to use polite language here, but you know what i'm talking about when i talk about mitch mcconnell. if we play nicely by the set rules, we're going to end up with the same results. >> interesting, because we almost heard an opposite message from joe biden this weekend in philadelphia, saying unity would help win the presidency. what's your analysis? >> yes. in fact, you're right. joe biden, he just completely disagrees with this notion that democrats are looking for somebody to just be a fighter, that they are also looking for someone to sort of heal the nation, unify the nation after these turbulent political times, be able to reach out across the aisle. this is what joe biden is selling. you just heard beto o'rourke there make a different appeal. and i don't think it's by accident. i mean, i think the contrast that he's trying to draw is clear.

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but so does beto.really hard for him and getting the word out before he gets there. what feels like a kind of do it yourself way, but then the people are there. and he delivers. so at that level, i mean, if you are just traveling with him, it looks like he is going xwratgre guns. but he is not doing it nationally, so you know that it is time for change. but people know all this. and he has hired obama veterans, delegate specialists, and he has an excellent digital fund raising operation. he raised $80 million for the senate race. all-time record for the senate. so i think that he is in a for a while. and i don't know if it is the second inning, but it is early days yet. >> you know, willie, you look at -- john heilemann, first of all, i agree with john says about beto right now and that is nobody has a hire ceilireeeilin beto. he started big, he collapsed. but as long as they keep doing what they are doing which is barack obama did in the summer of 2007 when hillary clinton was still expected to do wel

says, beto, you're known for cursing from time to time.t's your favorite curse word in the book? oh god, you know, i appreciate the question but i swore off cursing because -- so, thanks anyways, molly. [ bleep ] with an extra side [ bleep ].ing , guys. i'm inspired by each and every one of you. and i just got an email, and i quote, "facebook's code of conduct --" gosh, facebook i'm really darn sorry. except no, i'm not mother[ bleep ]. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: watch the rest of our digital series go to -- if you want to watch, go to betobreakstheinternet.com. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] i had a big weekend this weekend. >> steve: what did you do? >> i went to -- well, i saw you for one of the days. i went to los angeles, 'cause and some media and press, talking about our year of our shows. we had a great year. it's our fifth anniversary. so we had a -- [ cheers and applause ] thank you. we talked about that. we did that first show we did in central park, that was big. >> steve: that was great. >> jimmy: the fir

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wte in, "hey, beto, if you couldn't berv in public e, what would you do with your time?her fire question one more of these bad boys and i swear i'm gonna tom cruise's this couch well, if i couldn't be in public service, i think i'd just go back to my old job of being your aunt's hot boyfriend. you know, the one that makes everyone go, damn aunt rita, how did you land that? or, if that's not an option, i just star in commercials for just for men, touch of grey. man, i'm aging gracefully.ay oklast question. molly says, beto, you're known for cursing from time to time but what's your favorite curse word in the book oh god, you know, i appreciatee thquestion but i swore off cursing because it didn't well so, thanks anyways, molly.] [ bleeth an extra side [ bleep ]. well that's all the time we have, thanks for tuning in, guys i'm inspired by each and every one of you a and i just gotemail, and i quote, "facebook's code of conduct --" gosh, facebook i'm really darn sorry. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: watch the rest of our digital series go to -- if you want to watch, go t

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