circles are very similar some to bear the breed we have here the bloodhound is new for us from what bill bradley the 1st time i saw these dogs i was afraid of them if i didn't like them. not even our ancestors kept dogs from this then when i saw these bloodhounds with their long years and huge noses i thought they were really bizarre. to. me just. from the very 1st day as soon as the dogs arrived i started working with her i got used to them after a while. that my then i changed my career from being a gamekeeper to a dog handler. there are actually $0.02 after the other motivation means trying the hand then they're off on a longer trial. itself. ok. you. want to see if. there are 8 of us handlers in the dog unit. each of us has his own dog i'm told he's had her i'm really happy and proud of her because she's such a good worker for. me and we start with the search game you put something on the ground for them we call it the same title typically a t. shirt or a jacket often the person runs away and the dog runs after them then all. apart go right that's right yes good dog. in the film but at some

when i was going to the united state senate a really great hero of mine named bill bradley said to mei will give you a piece of it i speak take my advice. when you get there, your new guy, ask every single report and senator out to dinner or to come to their office and talk human being too human being. i went on that odyssey on the best things are done as a senator and i want to tell you right now i feel victorious because you can settle on restaurant with ted cruz -- i'm a vegan and he's from texas. [laughter] i will never forget he and i were talking through the whole dinner because people would pass by us and be so shocked to see us sharing a meal i emitted a word this is my trademark called try to take a picture without being noticed. [laughter] to your question i've done so much done across the aisle. two weeks ago there was a crisis of lead in the work i've passed a bipartisan bill to free up millions of dollars, not just for my city but states all across country and we got it done. i agree there will be wind sucked out of the sales because there's time in washington and cycles

and she's going to end up like howard dean or even bill bradley. >> just quickly, bernie sanders with? >> i find it interesting. they tend to be younger and more liberal than the other democratic voters. i think that's what's going on there. >> we talk about ideology. whether democrats want a moderate or a liberal. you have some polling on that. >> this is also sort of why joe biden is still in the best position to win the democratic primary. we said, do you feel -- this was a great question we asked. do you feel the democratic nominee will be too -- >> fear. >> liberal or not liberal enough? 49% said too liberal. biden is the only moderate in the top lane right now. for him that's good news. and more democrats identify as moderate or conservative. >> tell us by age. >> i just love this. look at this. this is amazing. sanders 18 to 29, 32%. japan t biden the opposite. and 35% 65-plus. >> who votes normally? >> older folks which is why biden is ahead. >> there's a message of optimism you want to give. >> i just want to say it's the national day of encouragement, everybody. let's have a

when i was going to the united states senate a really great hero of mine, a guy named bill bradley said to me, cory, he said i'm going to get a piece of advice. take my advice. when you get down there, you are a new guy. as every single republican center out to dinner or come to the office, talked of in human being to human being. i went on that odyssey, one of the best things i've done as standard. i'll tell you i feel victorious because if you can settle on a lrestaurant with ted cruz -- [laughing] i mean come on the deacon, he's from texas. [laughing] on never forget he and i were talking filled in because people pass by and be so shocked to see us sharing a meal. i invented a word, this trade work called stealthy because people try to take pictures with the phones without being noticed. i have gotten so much done across the aisle. ted cruz and i pass legislation two d weeks ago. i passed a bipartisan bill to free up millions and millions of dollars. not just for my city but states all across this country. we got it done. i agree the will be a lot of wind sucked out of the sales beca

think of eugene mccarthy and bill bradley. who put together a coalition of working class white voters and african-americans. think of walter mondale and bill clinton and al gore. that historic pattern, the wine track on the one hand, the beer track on the other was interrupted in '08 and '16, but it's back to a large extent now. if you look at our last cnn poll, elizabeth warren has established a double-digit lead over anyone else among college-educated white voters and that lead is likely to get better. you know, you see, ana, anytime she goes to a place like minneapolis or seattle with a young -- with a lot of young, college-educated liberals, she can draw enormous crowds. on the other hand, she is really struggling and biden is leading with those blue collar whites and those african-americans. so you see this old pattern kind of resurfacing, and one in which kind of two wings of the democratic party are going to be very clearly, potentially, divided. and one of the questions is which one of them consolidates their lane more

i said, oh, that looks like gary hart, paul tsongas, bill bradley, howard dean. clue she's going to win them over. >> i think that's true. but when you look at elizabeth warren, i remember in the spring she started out with like 1% approval among african-americans and that number actually has started to tick up. i saw her in the lower teens among african-americans. but they don't know her. and they trust biden and they know him. and so i think it's going to be a tough call. once you get out of iowa and new hampshire, you've got to go to south carolina where there are african-american voters and that's where she's going to have to win this election. >> and that's sort of the -- i'm not sure who's got the bigger challenge, biden winning over the skeptical progressives or warren winning over sort of the skeptical small c conservative democratic voters who are like, look, it's about getting trump. >> that's right. i think, look, biden knows that he has a lot of support among african-americans, so that could make a big difference for him. elizabeth warren, as she trie

made a major concession last week, withdrawis ethradition bill that started the whole protests, they seem to be going strong francis? >> matt bradley for us, matt, thank you. >>> in the bahamas, hurricane dorian may be long gone, but the devastation is just beginning to unfold so far 44 people have died from the storm. that number is expected to rise as crews continue searching through the devastation. as many as 70,000 people are now homeless, waiting to be rescued from areas that were completely destroyed. meanwhile, bahamas paradise cruise line is helping evacuate bahamians. nbc's kerry sanders is there with the latest. >> reporter: phillip, it doesn't matter which direction you look, there are signs of mother nature's incredible power. most people this morning have decided to leaf this area, and those that have stayed behind are making plans to get out. after days of chaos and panic, an orderly exodus from the abaco islands for the weary and fatigued >> i can't wait to go on that to get out of here. >> reporter: what's it's been like the last couple of days in this nightmare >> terrible. terrible >> reporter: as relief ships or

him she speak of democracy, urge him to submit his bill to the will of the people in the form of a general election? will she say that? >> aaron bradley. >> thank you, mister speaker. many know the value of community hospitals in our constituencies more so than the hospital in my constituency. it has been a consultation on healthcare and it is an understandable concern. can i ask the prime minister to keep the hospital open in league with services for the benefit of all the people. >> can i think my right honorable friend for everything she has done for the people of northern ireland and for raising this issue in her constituency with me. she will understand the decisions must be met by clinicians but i think a solution could be found that benefits everyone in my right honorable friend's constituency. >> in a desperate attempt to win yesterday's vote the prime estimate emotional appeals to conservative mps but he was serious in seeking a deal but his answers in the house make it clear there are no real negotiations in public or in private. with those he claims to be negotiating in the european union said nothing has been put on the ta

bradley, executive vice president of the u.s. chamber of commerce. >> madam speaker, let's begin with the gun debate. the house is already passed a bill. any sense of what senate republicans would support when it comes to gun legislation? to askreally would have them, but i know what the support.people 90% of the people support commence background check is what we and that passed almost 200 days ago. earliest days of the democratic majority. passed the we legislation that had been sitting over there for 200 days. gunpeople a day die from violence. 40% of them children or teenagers. many of those deaths could have been prevented with background checks. >> from your standpoint, are background checks a starting point or endpoint with gun legislation? speaker pelosi: background checks are a critical point because they save the most lives. people talk about other initiatives, which are important, but what saves the this is about online sales, gun shows, person-to-person sales. those are ways people circumvent the background check laws that are there. so this is only an expansion of how much time is given for the background checks. it is ver

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bill clinton's impeachment. >> we are setting a precedent and we shouldn't be frivolous in how we go forward in punishing a president whose politics we don't approve of because of a personal indiscretion on his part. >> bradleyuthor of the brand-new book the next red wave, great to have you with us tonight. your name has been out there. i want to clarify one of your partners working with the whistleblower, your walled off from that, not involved in the case. speak about this issue more generally. >> the reason there is no one else to speak out for this whistleblower because the whistleblower is doing what he or she is supposed to do, keeping quiet, not going public, not violating their secrecy agreements, they are not being a huge leaker, doing things the so-called deep state are alleged to have done, this person complied with the law. the legal team has kept quiet and the whistleblower -- i am here to be a public response. shannon: we are told the whistleblower complaint has been declassified. a member of the intel committee has said that. we are waiting to see if we get our hands on it but you look like you are ready to respond. >> how do we know so much about this phone call? there was a leak, and someone

the new gig worker bill in california classifies all of their drivers as employees instead of independent contractors. come in, uber watcher bradleyent's attempts to kill these companies amazes me. there are so many establishment forces like all these city taxi commissions, for example. are they succeeding or not? >> they are making progress, yeah. because assuming that ab-5, the law they just mentioned in california, is upheld and there's not a ballot referendum that overturns it, people expect uber and lyft's costs to increase in california by about 20% and what that means is costs get passed along to customers, demand goes down because the product is more expensive. you have fewer drivers in the system because there's less opportunity. david: just to make it clear, does this rule force the drivers to be employees? if they want to be independent contractors, are they allowed to be? >> uber is saying we legally just don't agree with this and would rather take our chances in court. it may be it never comes to pass. here in new york, legislation has been proposed, governor cuomo said he supports it and i think states like illinois,