marcia biggs: for the "pbs newshour," i'm marcia biggs in caracas. ♪ judy: stay with us. on the "newshour," too young to retire but too old to find well-paying job. workforce.e more than half a millionom americans areess on any given night, but on the west coast, thewnroblem has g worse in recent years. as john yang explains, that is especially pronounced in california. john yang: judy, theal government says more than a quarter of america's homeless fe in california. while homelessnel in most states last year, in the golden state, it rose 16%. the issue was e sole topic of democratic governor'vin newsom'state of the state address. gov. gavin newsom: let's call it what it is. it's a disgrace that the richest state in the richestation, cceeding across so many sectors, is falling so f behind to properly house, heal, and humanely treat so many of its own people. the state of california can no longer treat homelessness and housing insecuty as someone' e's problem, buried below other priorities that are much sier to win or better suited for sound bites. it is our responsibility

here to discuss, arizona congressman andy biggs. biggs, president trump has a lot of positives to talk about, in addition to the economy. this might be the best chance to get the message out since you don't hear much in the mainstream media? >> yeah, that's right, charles. the beauty of this i think a been a tactical error on part of democrats, their fussing, complaining, cynical view of the america with the president who will give frankly optimistic, look what we've done, here is where we can go type of speech like he gave at davos. i think that is really unfortunate, happily unfortunate for the democrats because it will really show the difference in the world view that you have going on right you now. >> mentioned davos. there have been three critical moments for president trump. election night when the dow jones industrial average was off almost 1000 points. economists like paul krugman said we were going to hell in a hand basket. president trump gave a great acceptance speech. he was humble. he praised hillary clinton. we had th

we would have had to have not eaten, not had a home. >> reporter: biggs was working two jobs but theyl behind on their bills. then the unthinkable happened. >> you wouldn't think would you go to jail over a medical bill. >> reporter: tres biggs want to jail for failing to appear in court over unpaid medical bills. what was that lake? >> scary. i was scared to death. because you know, i'm a country kid, i had to strip down and get hosed and put a jumpsuit on. >> reporter: bail was $500. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: how much money did you have at that time? >> like maybe $50 to $100. >> reporter: in rural coffeyville, kansas, where the poverty rate is twice the national average, attorneys like mich plug had built successful businesses representing medical providers to collect debt owed by their neighbors. >> i'm just doing my job. they want the money collected, i'm trying to do my job as best i can. by following the law. >> reporter: that law was put in place by hassenplug's own recommendation to the local judge. the attorney uses that law by asking the court to direct people with unpaid med

. >>> jason biggs joins the mass singer panel this week. would choose if he was a contestant. >> we can avoid anything we set our minds to. >> reporter: jason biggs joins the massed singer and is pretty confident in his guessing skills. >> i think i've put together guesses. too soon to say i think i may have gotten it right. >> reporter: bigg learns how the show's level of secrecy adds to the competition. >> especially for the contestants you're working in a real bubble. so when they come out on stage and they let it all out. something about having a mask on and being hidden how that makes people really go for it. >> reporter: the actor really feels right at home on this panel. >> rob and ken, jenny they're all hilarious. and it was just really fun to be up there. i felt dropped in and it all fe organic. i am not saying i should be the next judge full time judge on the show but i'm kind of saying i should be the next full time judge on the show. >> if he were to join as a contestant he knows what costume he would pick. >> i would be the lla

i hope congressman biggs, talk to your friend on the other side of the aisle.ll get together to work for people who sent you there. congratulations again. always a pleasure to see you. >> thanks, charles. good to be with you. charles: we're checking in on the markets as we head into the final hour of trading. tomorrow that big, big jobs report. could it be the thing that propels the dow to 30,000. we're on the 30,000-k watch. we'll be right back. apps are used everywhere... except work. why is that? is it because people love filling out forms? maybe they like checking with their supervisor to see how much vacation time they have. or sending corporate their expense reports. i'll let you in on a little secret. they don't. by empowering employees to manage their own tasks, paycom frees you to focus on the business of business. to learn more, visit paycom.com charles: well, we're at the midway point of earnings season. it's been a steady improvement, certainly beating wall street estimates. think about this. if we can couple that with a really good jobs report tomo

. >>> new orleans' the biggs celebration on tap for tomorrow. but the fun is clouded by tragedy after another float accident does over the weekend. it happened saturday night during a parade celebration. this is the second death this mardi gras season. both victims died after being caught between the two parts of a tandem float. because of the incidents, officials have banned tandem floats for the rest of the 2020 mardi gras season. and tomorrow, of course, is the biggs celebration, being fat tuesday. rhino, all of the parades our plan to go on as scheduled. >>> illegal sideshows spent through several san francisco neighborhoods this neighborhood. >> there were dozens of cars, but not a single arrest. sideshow activity began in the intersection of 23rd and dolores saturday night before -- then marketing clayton where police finally shut it down. people leave nearby reported the incidents, complaining about their sleepless night and about the sluggish response from police. >>> it is 4:42. a big milestone leaves one fans stunned. >> still ahead on

. >> reporter: tres and heather biggs son lane was diagnosed with leukemia while heather suffered fromeizures due to lyme disease. >> we had multiple health issues at the same time. it put us in the bracket that made insurance unattainable. >> reporter: tres biggs was working two jobs, but they fell behind on their medical bills. >> you wouldn't think you'd go to jail over a medical bill. >> bail was $500. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: how much money did you have at that time? >> $50 to $100. >> reporter: in coffeyville, kansas, where the poverty rate is twice the national average, attorneys like michael hassenplug have built successful law practices by prosecuting medical debt. >> i'm doing my job the best i can by following the law. >> reporter: that law says people with unpaid medical bills must appear in court every three months. if two hearings are missed, the judge issues an arrest warrant for contempt of court. bail is set at $500. how do you get paid? >> i get paid on what's collected. >> reporter: from the bail money? >> well, if the bail money is applied to the judgment, yes, i get

this is the double standard that we see from the left nonstop. >> sean: andy biggs. when we come back, we will talk about this. okay, we know james comey was referred for lying, same with andrew mccabe. what about peter strzok and lisa page? i don't see predawn raids with guns in the faces of their wives, when all they had to do was ask them to show up. is there a dual justice system in america? is there equal justice under the law? is there equal application of our laws? do we even have a constitutional system of law anymore? also, an investigation into the congenital liar, adam schiff. he is turning a blind eye when it comes to premeditated fraud on a fisa court to spy on a presidential candidate transition team, and president deny an american his civil rights. we have some g.o.p. lawmakers who have had enough. we have that special report next. sfx: [sneezing] i am not for ignoring the first sign of a cold. i am for shortening my cold, with zicam! zicam is completely different. unlike most other cold medicines, zicam is clinically proven to shorten colds. i am a zi

assassination of martin luther king washington was burning, marines were on the capitol steps, sam biggs, live ammunition. that was tough. who today a charge of impeachment against the president has placed this nation in jeopardy again. the house managers assertions are exactly the kind of situation the framers were trying to avoid. the remarks by alexander hamilton that i've just read, as they devise the impeachment mechanism to remove a sitting president whose actions in danger the republic however, as we did back then we will once again come together. these are not the worst of trtimes and we've always pulled it together. with our strong nation because we have strong people we are a strong nation because it is in our nature to work together even as we disagree among ourselves. i made my choice very clear and my plea is let us restore the threads of comedy in this distinguished body. work together, we must, we will emerge strong because we will. i yield the floor. >> mr. president. >> senator from north dakota. >> mr. president i rise today to speak regarding the impeachment of preside

joining us congressman and andy biggs. -- is enough. >> they don't' every record, they wanted record of people who want to be trusted travelers, he said we'll give you those, this was much ado about nothing. he wanted to avoid giv giving us those records but he has capitulated and i am glad. >> i know why they within this far, but this serves an example to american people the strife between left and right, we get caught. >> i wish it would have stopped yesterday, i don't know when it would end, i thought it was interesting, we found out and determined that we think motivation was, because mayor cuomo did not want to give over the records that might belong to illegal alien drivers who are getting licenses. he did not want to give that to dhs, they were not asking for that. you get this push me/pull you type of situation. >> you feel that there is any broader maybe oh, my god bipartisan consensus about this continue issue of state right versus federal authority. this is one of many of these issues that play out, i remember a

. >> reporter: biggs was working two jobs, but they fell behind on their bills.hen the unthinkable happened. >> you wouldn't think you would go to jail over a medical bill. >> reporter: tres biggs went to jail over failure to appear in court over unpaid medical bills. what was that like? >> scary. scared to death, because i'm a country kid. i had to strip down and get hosed and put a jumpsuit on. >> reporter: bail was $500. how much money did you have at that time? >> maybe 50 to $100. >> reporter: in rural coffeyville, kansas, where the poverty rate is twice the national average, attorneys like michael had built successful businesses representing medical providers to collect debt owed by their neighbors. >> i'm just doing my job. they want the money collected. i'm trying to do my job as best i can by following the law. >> reporter: that law was put in place at his own recommendation to the local judge. the attorney uses that law by asking the court to direct people with unpaid medical bills to appear in court every three months and state they are too poor to pay

we hope to have success here in 2020. >> congressman biggs, a quick answer for you. do you think bernie sanders is socialism bent? do they have a shot of pulling this out? will sanders have a shot of becoming the nominee or will the establishment shut them down >> you're going to be their nominee and a nixon-mcgovern-type '72 election outcome. that would be great, wouldn't it? >> got to go. the great one, mark levine, the great one, mark levine, we'll - [announcer] the following is an urgent appeal from the international fellowship of christians and jews. - right now in the former soviet union, there are thousands of jewish holocaust survivors trapped in relentless poverty. there's no heat, no electricity, no running water. they're cold, hungry, and sick, and they're suffering and dying needlessly. christians and jews together stand obedient to god to listen to his word. god gives us a special calling, to help the orphan, the widow, the weakest, the survivors. and he makes a promise, that if we stand with them, so too, will god stand with us. - [announcer] please ope

we hope to have success here in 2020. >> congressman biggs, a quick answer for you.u think bernie sanders is socialism bent? do they have a shot of pulling this out? will sanders have a shot of becoming the nominee or will the establishment shut them down >> you're going to be their nominee and a nixon-mcgovern-type '72 election outcome. that would be great, wouldn't it? >> got to go. the great one, mark levine, we'll be right back. >> welcome back to this special edition of "hannity," trump versus the left. the great one, mark levine asked about what he has to do with the rise. >> the candidates move hard left. they're called out, they fudge a little bit on their positions and so forth. several of them are socialists. do you think that free societies get a little lazy? get used to prosperity? get used to peace? and then not willing to take a risk and throw it in the other direction >> the strong and the smart survive. we have to be strong and smart. because very bad people can be strong and smart. so we have to be stronger, and smarter. >> be sure to catch mark's fu

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that night i got the biggs opportunity in my life to be able to come up with more game designers andearn more about the game industry. and for me to speak over like 30,000 people and like this is the best industry in the world. and because of what i did, that's why i was invited to down my computer because i said i'm not going to do anything because nothing will ever come out good with -- from what i did because this is the talent. this is something i want to share with the world. nd and i also remember the twrimes it couldn't happen. it was the 11th time for me to be rejected. in 2017. i'm like, i'm not going to do anything again. i'm not going to quote. i'm not going to do anything. and my mother looked at me in the face. she was like, let me tell you something ual. i was like what do you mean? you know you cannot stay -- about stain a fwreart one ocean. what do you mean? can you explain it to me? >> yeah, fit goes down the ocean and get a basket and what water, nobody how much you draw from the motion, you keep overknowing. and that's how you are. there's a lot of opportunities co

his concern obviously this is the bigges story ithe world everybo knows about it i traed down actually a woman a uple of minutes ago. here's what she d to say about coronavirus right in her backyard. the teacher here at the community college. so we were getting alerts yesterday from i guess the patment of health's. >>and they're keeping us posted they're doing everything th can to keep everybody is safe as they can as far as i can tell. we have a businessover here that we students who are testing at state board. our ggest problem right now is we can't find any masks which for so ofthe services that they have to perform they have to have mass so thats our bigges problem right now. >>some masks are her biggest problems as faras getting our told me james and darya 'v they're nooing to worry too much about it because right now they just don't know and they won't let that fear just take over their mindset. but of course they're watching the news every day just to make sure that they stay on top of the situation. the very rare you hear people track down city ernuance of the every story. this

for the pbs newshour, i'm marcic biggs in mbo, venezuela.ruff: at baseball spring training, the talk is usually about hopes for the seasond. ah john yang reports that as exhibition games get under way this weekend, the fos is on 2017-- the year of o the game's biggest scandals. >> yang: judy, that was the year the houston astros won the world series--nd the year, investigators say, the team used an elaborate scheme to tell their batters in advance what pitches the opposition was about to throw to them. last month, baseball commissioner rob manfred punished the team, its field manager and its general manager. but he didn't discipline any players or do anything to the team's world series title. and that has players on other teams speaking out. >> i just n'think it holds any value. you know, you cheated and you didn't earn it.'s thow i feel. it wasn't earned. game right and fighting till the end. >> i thought manfred's punishment was weak, giving himu ty. i mean, these guys were cheating for three years. >> you know, it's anger, i feel like eve

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with support from the pulitzer center, special correspondent marcia biggs went undercovero film this report. and a warning: this story contains disturbing images. >> reporter: this photograph was taken just five years ago. happier and healthier times. do you remember this day? but now, jose rodriguez is dying. two years ago, he was misdiagnosed with tuberculosis and only six months ago found out he was actually suffering from a different lung infection. his daughter paula conchila is a nurse but stopped working to take of her father. >> ( translated ): that's why i feel so angry because i've tried to help him but it's impossible. i don't have the supplies. >> reporter: jose is on a treatment with several different medications, including an antibiotic that costs around five dollars, the monthly minimum wage in venezuela. >> ( translated ): if we spend money on the medicine, then we don't have any money for his supplies. plus, with the cost of transportation when i have to take him to the doctor. we don't have money to pay for all this. we have different jobs but it's not enough. this

but we, the season's winner gets $2 million, the biggs in reality tv history. >>> and you can watch "survivor" wednesday night starting at 6 right here on kpix 5. >>> the a's fed up on the day the reports of spring training and they say, change is very -- would not be good for andrew wiggins. more beautiful. >>> and taking a live look from our camera ♪ ♪ the wait is over. try my new tiny tacos. 15 for 3 bucks or loaded for 4 bucks. delivered exclusively with uber eats. tis better than the criminal in democrathe white house.esident 15 for 3 bucks or loaded for 4 bucks. we all have progressive plans to address the big challenges facing our country. what makes me different, is i've been working for ten years outside of washington, to end the corporate takeover of our democracy, and to return power to the american people. i started need to impeach to hold this lawless president accountable. i'm proposing big reforms like term limits... ...a national referendum... ...and ending corporate money in politics. as president, i'll declare climate change an emergency on day 1. and, use those powe

in some ways it feels like the bigges lo r might bebiden. is that fair? >> a lot of folks are reading it that way. biden has a long-standing relationship with the culinary union. in the non-endorsement announcementeayesterday the rer mentioned joe biden, the only candidate she mentioned by namecalling him a good friend. a lot of folks excted the endorsement should they have chosen to go that way. i think folks are viewing this as a leveling of the playing field especially among candidates that didn't support medicare for all. the culinary union doesn't like medicare for all. it is leveling of the playing field for the candidates who the culinary union might endorse. now it is up for grabs and they can court the ion members without any endorsement to worry about. >> we hear a lot of stories in cafornia about an exodus leaving for states like utah and nevada. any sense thatthat is changing the feel of the electorate there? >> yes, in some ways yes and someways no. in one way we've seen this especially in northern nevada and influx of folks om the bay area t

andy biggs, head of the freedom caucus. andy biggs. david, come up here.big star -- she became this monster star. she looked with such indignation at the other side. debbie lesko. you will be running someday. your grandson -- he will be running someday. arizona senate president. come up here, karen. rusty bowers. vice president of the navajo nation. arizona republican party state chair kelly ward. kelly ward. come up. we have a lot of other leaders, but we have to get back to speaking. do me a favor, before i introduce a very special guest, i would like to ask your great governor -- he won by 16 point. it was not even a contest. he's tough to beat. doug ducey, say a couple of words, please. >> mr. president, we are going to keep arizona red in 2020. we are going to return president donald trump and vice president mike pence to the white house. we are going to return -- martha mcsally to the united states senate. and we are going to keep our republican majority in our congressional delegation and our state chambers. mr. president, thank you for what you hav

national security >>republican doug collins says mocrats have the wrong and fellow republican andy biggs says even though president tru campaigned on a promise to ban muslims. he says the current policy doesn't target any group there's no mention of religion. >>for reigious test in any of the. >>proclamations democrats admit if the bill passes the house it's likely to fail in the republican led senate in washington, i'm joe khaleel. >>in southern california, another horse as suddenly died at santa anita park, the track's website says the 6 year-old died saturday during training. cause of the deaths so far unknown. around 40 horses have died at that park is santa anita since december of 2018 the track made a number of changes since then to try to increase for safety. an investigation showed there is no indication of animal cruelty or criminal activities. we have some pretty fun video now to show you tonight take a look somebody captured this video look at that gray whale and dolphins swimming together off the california coast. the video shot yesterday, their palace for days in southern ca

. >> in truth sabrina fashion, she goes out on the biggest day and the biggs moment and shines bright. it was we need to see how hard she competed tonight gave it everything she has. she really has nothing left. >> at the trade deadline, they said, pittsburgh, so that the 40-year-old can get a shot to win his first stanley cup. centre city received the third round pick in the deal. turning. the lightning for a first round. and a minor-league player. tuesday morning top five. the atlantic has learned former giants and new d-backs pitcher mask dumbarton are competing in the name mason saunders. race and yankees. look at this van. one headed catch. that is why they call it -- florida state, post riced louisville defender. beating the 11th-ranked cardinal 82-67. there were a few laughs at kobe bryant's memorial service, including michael jordan. referencing the viral photo of him crying at his hall of fame induction that has been superimposed on nearly everything, including politics. >> now he has me. i will look at another crying meme, but it makes -- i told my wife i would not do this b

from "american pie. >> seth: there you go. >> everybody remember jason biggs. >> seth: great seeing have four great kids. three are geniuses, certified geniuses and they are not, as parents they're very not smart >> seth: yeah. >> and one child, the youngest, is not smart so that's the one they love the most and identify with because the other three are trying to play who's gonna run this house. >> seth: i gotcha. >> and as parents, we all know kids who hit that age where they think they're smarter than the parents. so i come over as the black best friend and my beautiful wife tisha campbell, who plays rita and everybody knows tisha campbell from "martin" and "my wife and kids. >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> and she's a sitcom, you know, icon and it's just a great show, man. >> seth: that's great, man >> it's fun. >> seth: congratulations on that >> i'm just excited about that >> seth: congratulations on the kids always great to see you, finesse. [ cheers and applause >> absolutely. >> seth: thank you for being here, buddy. >> yes >> seth: finesse mitchell. finesse is going to be at

we had congressman andy biggs on at the top of the show and and e says, frankly, he thinks it's pettyng, but they didn't want to give him that victory before the state of the union tuesday. >> i think that's true, but we could see this coming. it also provides, what, four days, i suppose, for any further so-called bombshells from john bolton's book to be leaked out. so, you know, it would have been nice to have allowed president trump to present himself to the american people at the state of the union having this finished, but, you know, it's the way this whole thing's played out. the democrats want to drag it out as long as possible. ed: yeah. interesting. marie, how do you respond to that as a democrat, the idea that nancy pelosi held this up for 33 days and then as it all played out, the president was about to be acquit maybe friday, maybe today just ahead of the state of the union, and democrats say, no, no, no, we adopt want him to walk out triumph pant. >> i think this is a very important process, and we didn't know until very late in the game that there weren't going to be witn

. >> the bigge stereotype that you get surrounding being gender fluid, or having pronouns that are not necessarily set in stone, is the stereotype of the special snowfle or the person who is just doing it to get attention or faking it specifically. >> in my day to day life that's people being weirded out by me or being confused by me, or misgendering me all the time, and it's not somethi that i should be dealing with or that any transgender person should be dealing with because we want to just live our lives like everyone else. >>t hurt because i was being bullied for it. but it was also i tried to understand her because she didn't really understand me. >> all my friends were compassionate. like my old friend.differely and it was just finding theri t group of friends to ngpport you. >> being me is byself and that's whater comes with me. >> you are valid, because you are! umno matter who you are, n matter what you are, no matter what you identify as or what y el, you are valid, your feelings are valid, and that's the most important thing. >> sreenivasan: we will have a look ahead to nex

that's really wash all of this is about so what are the consequences of this dramatic election alex biggs 1st to professor john toll of the university of liverpool. professor john told how big a shock to the political system of the public a violent has the selection result being this is a monumental shake up of politics in the republic of ireland for nearly a century the 2 big parties finn a foil and finn a gala dominated no one really thought that should fame would be on the brink of being in government in both parts of the on the violent she could be in government in the south they're already in government in the north and that fundamentally changes the outlook on irish politics both north and south of the border was seen in exchanges from the post-election debate on the dial the irish parliament doesn't seem to be any love lost between the 3 leaders of the no 3 main parties in the public yeah that's right i mean this huge antipathy from the i stopped parties ition fane like to call them towards shin fein finnick ale and finish for oil won't do business with sinn fein they say they won'

in asia, the bigg market everyone talks about is china but for us, not having access to the traditionalamme, we asked you how you'd feel about giving or receiving a £1 engagement ring. you have responded. in numbers. we will pick up on some of them. this from david. it wasn't me. as long as it looks real, who ca res ? i think that was you, david! jerome says it is sensible to get money aside to pay for the divorce rather than spend it on a rock. that is the spirit on valentine's day! that is a miserable tweet. caroline says, responding to the idea, if she was to get a £1 ring, dumped! says it all. one word. thank you for your tweets. if you want to carry on the conversation use the hashtag bbc worklife. goodbye for now. hello. friday has its own spell of wet and windy weather and we'll talk about that in just a moment. it's tied in with a weather front but it's what's coming behind that, in the shape of storm dennis, that has caused real concerns because, as you see, there are a lot of isobars on that chart again, rather like last weekend. but it's the persistence of the rain for some p

obviously cryptocurrency the original recording was created specifically for the purpose of working around biggs peer to peer transactions it has not fulfilled that promise but what it has done is demonstrated i think you as you pointed out the fact that technology has moved far beyond her bags are there like this huge steam liner it's very difficult to turn that ship and to readjust even in their. option of crypto they're keeping the old model of banking they're just trying to throw in a little to make themselves seem like they're doing more exactly what we did see was that google and apple even though they control all that information they're also looking to become the new bank and the new payment method as well with google pay apple pay and maybe we'll see facebook like coming out this year with their lee radziwill and that's the goal of the libor project right now they were a project leader as a c.-h. it is all about saying we're going to become a bank the problem is they keep running into problems of the regulators who say we know what you're doing zuckerberg you're trying to create a bank

joining me now, andy biggs.iciary committee and chair of the influential house freedom caucus. we had nancy pelosi, we took her news conference live yesterday and she said, what, me? worry? not worried about bernie sanders. do you believe her? >> i don't know that i believe her. you have these districts that were narrowly lost by president trump, or some of them narrowly lost by republicans in congress and now you're going to put up a democratic socialist that will either suppress the vote or switch people to vote for trump and maybe switch people to vote for the republican candidate. >> ed: it was interesting because we had dr. bill bennett on the program last hour and here's what he said about the dilemma and the democratic party. >> they are worried about bernie but they need to be worried about the whole field. they are talking about the so-called moderate lena. dig deep into pete buttigieg, that's not a moderate. amy klobuchar is left. center left may be about more left than she would have people think from

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arizona congressman andy biggs from a border state. he will take on what mr. garcetti had to say. >>> mt. 's rally in phoenix -- president's rally tonight while the debate is in vegas. it will be must-see tv. plus pete hegseth coming up next. ♪. s is hi, i'm bob harper, and i recently had a heart attack. it changed my life. but i'm a survivor. after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. brilinta is taken with a low-dose aspirin. no more than 100 milligrams as it affects how well brilinta works. brilinta helps keep platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. in a clinical study, brilinta worked better than plavix. brilinta reduced the chance of having another heart attack... ...or dying from one. don't stop taking brilinta without talking to your doctor, since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke, and even death. brilinta may cause bruising or bleeding more easily, or serious, sometimes fatal bleeding. don't

the turnout was incredibly large, especially for not a bigg urban area. would guess 500, 600 cars in the parking lot. a couple thousand people there. and the enthusiasm was there. i think that speaks to t the vectctors of the turnout. the bottom is falling out from the biden campaign. bernie had a very strong base. juiced up by corporate media that are not looking at the content of what buttigieg is putting forward. there's a tremendous amount of hype that is catching on, at least in this state in terms of the grassroots or some of the grassroots for buttigieg. i think it is very important for not only progressives, but others, wherever you are coming from politically, to see that what buttigieg is doing is swinging to the corporate center. he has done it all year. but in the last three days, he has emerged as a technocratic spokesperson for austerity. he is an austerity technocrat. he is speaking for back to the future, obsession with deficit, cutting into the potential for anything like a green new deal. and that is part of the choice that is in front o

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white house senior advisinger andy biggs. tony, start with you. the hits keep coming. quid pro quo, you can't make it up. something seriously wrong here. i don't think a lot of people say it. if he ever had a fastball, it's gone. if you ever had a softball, that's gone, too. >> sean, pundits live joe biden's candidacy but voters don't share it. the best showing that you can discuss is a distant second in the nevada caucus, you know that something is wrong with the biden candidacy. these types of flubs are laughed off, harmless. they don't impact the bottom line for a candidate unless they reinforce a negative preconceived notion of that candidate. with joe biden, as you alluded to, you have this idea that his candidacy is missing something, missing a passion. make came four years too late, eight years too late. he's not engaged as you'd imagine a front runner should be. the timing is bad. when you think about the fact that he has to have an overwhelming first place finish in south carolina to salvage his failing candidacy, you don't want these unforced errors dogging y

both switched political parties repeatedly and were unexpected win ners theners in their bigge electionsbillionaires. on the forbes list michael bloomberg ranked 8th while trump ranked 275th. >> they both name their businesses after themselves. they are very wealthy people but bloomberg came from a more working class background and in money. >> reporter: how nasty and personal will their battle become? >> i think mike bloomberg and donald trump will be nastier than anything we have seen in politics perhaps in 100 years. these are two people who are not afraid of fight and not afraid to fight in a very personal way. >> reporter: analysts say the reason donald trump appears to fear michael bloomberg is he realizes bloomberg has the resource, millions of dollars, tens of millions of dollars and he can spend on ads. highly produced ads to keep attacking trump in the most personal of ways. wolf. >> thank you very much. we're going to get back to the breaking news. bill barr, the attorney general blasts president trump over his tweets and statements and says they make it impossible for him to

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