corey booker does not wish to be president. he's out here for fame and moments.s alwaysmos been this person. he's a narcissist at its core. he's not meant to be taken seriously.question should stop m have these moments. i'm spartacus in congress. this is all about corey booker. for him to say race force is a part of his programming. he loves attention. he loves that we're discussing him. esd no one on the left or right should be taking cory booker personal seriously. >> laura: wanted to punch president trump in the face. >> is that because you met him you know what he wants? >> i'm saying -- >> the mental determination of what he wants? i've met him. i take him at his word. >> just called me racist five seconds ago. >> corey booker. that's where we are right now. >> listening to your logic. >> train of thought, corey booker was speaking about a real issue, white supremacy. all you have to do is 15 minutes from now go down my timeline and you'll understand the very big difference between someone who is candace, someone who is you and someone -- [indiscernible] s b

corey booker's plan to create a white supremacist task force. constipated? set yourself free with fleet. gentle constipation relief in minutes. little fleet. big relief. try it. feel it. feel that fleet feeling. >> laura: race was front and center on the race last night and permeated the media spin afterwards. candace owens, founder of the blexit movement and author of the book "blackout." 2020 candidates, they're often in my mind falsely accusing president trump of being racist. candidates like buttigeig are increasingly applying that label to all trump supporters. >> do you think that people could support president trump and his immigration policies are racist? >> anyone who supports this is supporting racism. [speaking span herb] >> laura: the media took it a step further suggesting hillary clinton was right to call trump supporters deplorabldeplorables >> if they're supporting what they're doing and what he's doing is racism, what do you say about the folks cheering him on. >> it's a great point or comment about basket of deplorables. it turns out she wa

and now you have senator corey booker. me play the operative part. >> there's a lot of people concerned about joe biden ability to carry the ball all the way across the end line without fumbling. and castro had really legitimate concerns about can he be someone in a long grueling campaign that he can get the ball over the line. he has every right to call it out. >> governor, these are the sorts of comments that several of the candidates are openly saying. >> because joe biden is ahead in the polls. if he was in fourth nobody would mention his age. or whether he could get through. the bottom line is the front runner is always attacked. joe biden did better handling the attacks in the third debate than in the second or first. number one. and number two, the two other serious contenders, senator warren and sanders are not exactly millennial. 70 and older than biden. what the heck are we talking about? >> go ahead. >> what the heck are we talking about? >> we're talking about somebody who to be fair, governor, at times doesn't

how did that not come up when they asked corey booker about veganism., how important it was to see all the candidates on stage together. it is inexcusable and vexing why they set up the fourth debate to be eye deny cal to the third debate. a month from now we'll be back to two months because tom stir and maybe chelsea gabbert will qualify. we might not see the leaders together. >> and rick tyler, it does give you a big stark difference between the parties. the democrats are so over indexing trying to make it extra fair so everybody gets to may. on the republican side, they've gotten away for a they have-hour debate in which corruption was not brought up in any deep sentence. the supreme court which could overturn the contact. it is three hours and a lot of things are difficult to cover. i think having donald trump surrender the same week. i do understand why impeachment was not brought up. like tom perez's decision to let the debates expand, it makes the party look bad. the party on impeachment is in a muddle. you can be for impeachment or against it. m

corey booker took to twitter to layout what he calls a transparent appeal to voters. he says he needs to raise $1.7 million by the end of the month to remain competitive in the race. cnn kcorrespondent dean is in ds moines this afternoon. an interesting strategy, one they hope will drum up machine pretty fast, is it inspiration or december celebrationdesperat? >> he is being very vocal, when you get all of these fundraising e-mails and that sort of thing, they can sometimes come off as verydesperate, this seems to be truly an honest appraisal of this campaign. he said this is an unvarnished look under the hood of their operation saying there is no courage without vulnerability. that they need $1.7 million by the end of the month which is a very large feat to continue going forward. this is the point in this race where money billion does mreall. top tier candidates are expanding operations in iowa, new hampshire, california, you're seeing people expand their teams, put ground games into place. and without money, that is a very hard thing to do and you see corey booker

what corey booker said on saturday, he needed to raise was $1.7 million. corey book sere maer is making argument that in order for a democratic nominee to have a strong campaign you have to have the resources, the staffing infrastructure, in the super tuesday states and he said that while he believes his message is on par and resonates with folks, he is not innocent to that the fact they need additional resources. >> thank you so much. here toe weigh in someone that knows quite a bit about politics. b brianne, is seems like a lot of candidates are super focused on iowa. >> yeah, they have to focus on what they can do here. they have to tell voters why they should be on their mind. here in iowa, voters really looking for ways to pair down this field and how can they earn people back. these candidates need to give caucus goers a reason to stay on their minds. >> warren has surged since your last poll, but she has an interesting thing to say about polls, listen to this. >> i don't do polls, we're still months away. >> what do you think of that? >> it absolute

. >>> right now at the msnbc climate form um, corey booker is on stage with chris hays.ome are hyper focused on the state of iowa. with 137 days until the democratic caucuses. kamala harris said she was mauving to the state after taking a few weeks off of the trail there. vaughn hillard is following her campaign. tell us about her new strategy. the california senator, it seems, her polling numbers have significantly slumped. the wall street journal report showed her at 5% support. they're calling it the senate's fourth quarter. essentially giving, as one official said, giving steph curry the ball. she is going to be on the ball. almost half of the month here in october focuses and knowing that iowa -- saying she has to come out of the top three here in iowa to have a real shot to move on. i want to let you hear a little more of correspondent last night. what do you plan as a candidate to do? >> i plan on spending as much time as i can here. we're figuring it out, just to be honest with you, i got very little sleep last night trying to figure out where my sweaters and my

tough questions on this issue, as have other candidates, south bend mayor pete buttigieg, senator corey bookerking a case to the democratic electorate that she could be the centrist alternative, notjoe biden, not harris. she remarkably was able to perhaps breakthrough on a message as perhaps breakthrough on a message as perhaps an alternative flavour, so to speak, than the other candidates were. and a bit of an interesting opening gambit from andrew yang. look, i am opening gambit from andrew yang. look, iam not opening gambit from andrew yang. look, i am not about to go after andrew young supporters, they are everywhere, they are out in force. he has really crafted this outsider political land that has tapped into an permeated, to be quite frank and not just democrat an permeated, to be quite frank and notjust democrat politics but also republican politics. he is an unconventional candidate, but it is one that is getting a lot of attention, especially in the viral campaign age that we live in. thank you very much, kevin, from bloomberg news, and andrew young actually offering his campaign ide

so it seems like corey booker was second. >> everyone in the group tell u.s us they like warren's fight> she has done this and a lot in the past successfully. she wants to be in the fight and she is ready to go. >> she is clear, articulate, has plans, and gives details. >>> names absent? joe biden and bernie sanders. >> to me bernie seems like she yelling at you when he is articulating what he is trying to get out. >> everyone in the droup disappointing in julian castro taking a poke at biden's memory. >> i told him that we didn't like personal attacks, but we liked when they talked about issues and elevating the conversation. >> do you think he wasn't listening to you? >> apparently. >> are any of you ready to make a decision about who you're going to support after this deba debate? anyone? >> yeah. >> who are you ready to support? >> i will caucus for elizabeth warren. >> you're no longer undecided? >> correct. >> the debates have been very goose to elizabeth warren. gary tuckman, iowa city, iowa. >> she is big on policy, she has a ban for just about everything, but not on health care

corey booker who is no stranger to that, he's enlisted the help of rocker john bone bovie. though. jedediah: -- by $168,425 -- yeah he's not too far -- check out this quote -- you may love jon bon jovi, i love his music. "i believe we should respond with a strong call for unity and a renewed sense of shared purpose. i can't think of anyone better than corey booker to rise to the challenge. he is the right leader for this moment. to put this simply i think corey booker is a great man who would do an amazing job in the white house. i'm lucky to call him a friend and all of his would be lucky to have him be president." do you think jon bon jovi is going to bring him over the top? pete: think harder, jon bon jovi jovi. nothing stinks like groveling for money to reach a low dollar amount to stay in the race. ed: you've heard about wine and cheese, what about bourbon and cheese? we hear it might be the perfect pairing. we celebrate bourbon heritage month next. i feel like every day there's -- pete: bingo. let's go get bourbon. ed: it's coffee day, it's this day. bourbon heritage

senator kamala harris and corey booker focused on common opponent president trump and the rhetoric democrats cry as racist. >> he didn't pulled trigger but he has been tweeting out the ammunition. >> the test of america right now, it's not a referendum on donald trump, it's a referendum on who we are and who we are going to be together. >> agreed on the universal background check. beto o'rourke promising mandatory buy backs for assault weapons. >> in a the mother of a 15-year- old girl shot by an ar-15 and that mother watched her bleed to death over the course of an hour because so many other people were shot by that ar-15 there weren't enough ambances at the time. yes we are going to take your ar-15, ak-47. >> coming up as a topic in the next democratic debate for october 15th in ohio. so far 11 candidates have qualified to participate. >>> in the news room allie rasmus. >>> i hope you were with us when senior political writer says joe biden should consider the other attacks as training. >> castro got a lot of heat for going after the vice president there, that is nothing compared to what h

. >> corey booker, many people said he made a lot of head way last night. he was talking race and criminal justice reform. he likes to consider the first temperature act a huk win for him. is it? how vulnerable is the president? >> the president inspired a whole manifest by someone that jumped in a car, drove ten hours to the safest city in america because it was 85% latino and killed people, one of the largest massacres in our m history. it is a direct line to the oval office. they served as newark mayor, and these are issues that are still em passioned, so sensitive, and so raw because the president is pulling back scab that's are painful. it is not just this rhetoric. it is not just these individuals that he is inspired by. we want to talk about the vision. this is the america that we want, this is what americans across the country are looking for and that is the question of like who walked off the stage and had that. that is a toss up, we can talk about different policy discussions. >> all right, for anyone that tell asleel early last night, these guys

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that was really impressed with corey booker.t to give him credit for something which nobody else did. he owned up to the fact that most of the math shows you have to have some nuclear. you have every other democrat saying get this done with no fracking and sno carbon and no nuclear. the map isn't there. it's not popular in the party. he took the position on and so i thought that was interesting. >> he was honest to say to get safer and hopefully safe. sort of understood the process. >> i thought that was interesting. overall what you saw was the full range of possible policy solutions embraced by different ones. bernie sanders talked about utilities and beto o'rourke talking about trade. this was the full possible solutions talked about seriously and in-depth. i thought it was an extraordinary night for cnn and for the country. >> looking at the difference between the two parties today on this issue, it could not be more dark. looking at the white house, you got the president drawing or facilitating the drawing of a sharpy on th

. >> he add that senators corey booker and amy klobuchar while not strong in the polls right now had good performances last night. >>> 5:38, san francisco about 100 people watched that third debate in the mission district. they were at manny's restaurant listening to the debate that was nominated early by a focus on healthcare. some told us they were hoping to hear solutions to mass shootings. >> kamala harris had good points. i feel like joe biden i want to root for him so badly, i know that obama saw something in him but he struggled this evening. >> in the end viewers said they did find the debate watchable even if it wasn't groundbreaking. >>> time is now 5:39 other news overnight camping at santa cruz's popular main beach won't be allowed anymore. city council approve add curfew about dozens of homeless people camping in tents. the beach will be closed from midnight until 1 hour before sunrise. >>> it's 5:00 president, well known football player from the east bay was gunned down in richmond, what investigators say terrell roberts was doing before the shooting. >>> also today tod

has been quite an outcry from a number of people, including 2020 democratic hopefuls, among them corey bookereachment of kavanaugh here but the history is important. you have one supreme court justice who has been impeached and acquitted by the senate. what is the political calculation that they have to make here? >> in short for the democratic presidential candidates there's no loss in calling for impeachment because they don't have to do anything to make it happen or not happen. the ball is in the court of the house judiciary committee, which already is consumed with trying to figure out what to do with the impeachment investigation of president donald trump. ironically, by the way, the only judge who was actually impeached and removed from office is now a member of congress, elsie hastings, from florida. to get back to 2020, the political price is easy. no penalty for calling for impeachment. should be noted that at least twice this morning, president trump is calling on the justice department to investigate things as if he can order them around as a personal investigative force. he also a

we should note that corey booker was out last week saying if he didn't meet the fundraising threat hold out. he announced last night he met that goal. sounds like he is still in the game. the "new york times" nicholas kristof joins us we tloo big questions about the impeachment inquiry. ig questions about the impeachment inquiry. career... my cause... career... and creating my dream home. i'm a work in progress. so much goes into who i am. hiv medicine is one part of it. prescription dovato is for adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment and who aren't resistant to either of the medicines dolutegravir or lamivudine. dovato has 2 medicines in 1 pill to help you reach and then stay undetectable. so your hiv can be controlled with fewer medicines while taking dovato. you can take dovato anytime of day with food or without. don't take dovato if you're allergic to any of its ingredients or if you take dofetilide. if you have hepatitis b, it can change during treatment with dovato and become harder to treat. your hepatitis b may get worse or become life-threatening if you stop taking dovato. s

if this goes down, you are affected and if erms folks are aware, they make those situations >> corey bookerave talked about climate justice, people in the oil and gas sector and there are other groups who are affected because they are poorer they live in places that will be prone to flooding or drought or hurricanes or mudslides and can't do anything about that we have to think of this as a social issue and an economic issue and a technological issue. >> and a preventative issue. i think a part of the conversation of letting folks be aware of the dynamics is a recognition of the likelihood and the effects, i'm not waiting for it to happen this gets down to the science, an understanding of the distinction between weather and climate. if the weather is going on okay, it doesn't mean climate change is happening. >> it matters out your window. the climate is the world. >> we have this broad based perspective and inform folks, it helps us to be more effective and plan for the future effectively. >> is it us moving away from coastal places on stilts on houses, how should we be thinking about prop

. >> and from senator corey booker, beginning on day one in office i will take executive action to crack down on gun violence. cnn spoke about the impact the shooting is happening at the community with the texas state senator whose district includes odessa and midland. >> everyone in the state of texas and certainly the committee of odessa is reacting with a great sense of loss. not only to the loss of those lives, the injuries suffered, but to the loss of our sense of peacefulness and safety. that we share with so many communities around the state of texas. >> do you have any information about the shooter? this law enforcement official telling us they may have identified the man whom we now, all we know now is that it was a white man in his 30s. do you know anything more in. >> law enforcement probably won't say anything else until they know exactly who the person is and some other details like that. we expect that in the morning. >> what more did you observe about the reaction to this shooter? and what the response was in the wake of that traffic stop when the gunman first opened fire?

own bar, saying publicly if he did not make fundraising goals he would dropd out,ersey senator corey booker goal and joins me now. senator booker, welcome to the "newshour". so you did rai 1se the million you said you needed to stay in the race. how far will this take you? well, it's going to give us what we need to start growing in the fourth quarter. we're already leading in iowa and new hampshire and endorsements from local elected officials and have aive team but we have to keep building. we have to get through the next debate but we have to keep the pa going. i hope people will continue to go to cory booker.com. we have thousands of supporters in the last ten days and it needs to continue if we stay in >> woodruff: someos the democratic rules for can bon the stage in terms of how many people ytoavoueu hr e ampaavignu need in the polls, some say those rules areoo many for too far away for the eleion. whato you think? >> i don't argue with the refs, ssue hereve a real that we've never ever had a president come from our party since i ha been alive that was leading in the polls this far ou

. >> dana: do you think corey booker or pete buttigieg did enough to keep things going or maybe evene on things? >> i saw a little vice presidential timber out there. i saucer taeupbly in booker's case a guy who was making an approach to be a uniter, a person who was not angry, but a person who was happy and friendly and wanted folks to get along. he said, we can solve problems. i also thought klobuchar did a good job. if any individual did better to improve their position, it was klobuchar. she was personal and it connected, so i think she did quite well. >> dana: i love it. mary anne, chris, colin, have a great weekend and thank you. >> you bet. >> dana: we're monitoring felicity huffman's sentencing hearing. the latest from inside the courtroom up next. if you live with diabetes, why fingerstick when you can scan? with the freestyle libre 14 day system just scan the sensor with your reader, iphone or android and manage your diabetes. with the freestyle libre 14 day system, a continuous glucose monitor, you can check your glucose levels any time, without fingersticks. ask your doct

corey booker on jimmy kim el. >> is it true the primary reason you're run for president is give an excuse elizabeth warren on steven kol bert. >> let's quit now and do a selfie line. >> thursday night visit from andrew yang onset myers. >> i'll be the first president to use power point. >> bill clinton launched this modern day trend playing the sax on the hall show. and george bush and obama delivered top ten lists on the campaign trail. >> just for fun. issue executive order commanding my fwrobrother to wash my car. >> the number one campaign promise. >> three words. vice president oprah. >> now more and nor campaigning is happen here on the late night stage. donald trump went this route before the 2016 election. he hasn't been back on late night since. democratic hopefuls have replaced him. >> are you going nuts? >> look. the reason i came on the show is because -- i'm not. >> you got insulted by the president of the united states. >> that's how you know you made it. >> a chance show laid back human sides. comedians can pose tough questions to. >> we have to talk about choice for women

[applause] [applause] >> welcome to the corey booker rally. i want to thank everyone here. it will be hard to remark. two words. it was so appropriate that we not heard much from his campaign but we love the decency and part of his dna. we need more of that. i could ask the first question we have serious issues in congress and -- let me finish. [laughter] stay with me. prescription drugs we need to lower the cost, renegotiate with medicare on this and have a trade bill that has 600,000 people or 600,000 jobs are supported by the trade guild, canada and mexico and we also have a background check the 90% of the people have supported what i'm concerned about is the option going to be taken out of compromise and working together in light of what happened yesterday with the inquiry of impeachment? >> i love that question. i'm grateful for it. when i was going to the united state senate a really great hero of mine named bill bradley said to me, i 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

if someone breaks out like a corey booker, amy klobuchar, that could be gang busters for them as well, erin. >> that's right. we will talk so much about those others, the fact that they have so much at stake can change the dynamics tonight. next, president trump talking act the search for his new national security adviser. here's what he said. >> it's a lot of fun to work with donald trump. it's very easy actually to work with him. you know why it's easy? because i make all the decisions. . >> well, then why would anybody want the job? plus a major move by democrats in their move to impeach the president. why is nancy pelosi insisting nothing has changed her of all people? then this man he was singled out by then candidate trump in 2016. >> look at my african-american over here. look at him. are you the greatest? you know what i'm talking about? >> okay. >> that man is done with trump. why? he's "out front." back then, we checked our smartphones ...zero times a day. times change. eyes haven't. that's why there's ocuvite. screen light... sunlight... longer hours... eyes today are stres

. >> one more question, have you introduced a book with senator corey booker, obviously, he is running for the white house. you did this today. it would create a pilot program to guarantee jobs for anyone that wants one. that's ambitious. it would cost a lot of money. what is the number one thing you would do to pay for that? >> this is a idea that was a long legacy. it was supported by martin luther king, jr. it's going to allow, it's a pilot project that, pilot program that is going to allow 15 communities within this country to create this program and i think ultimately when these jobs are created and people are placed in these jobs, it will pay for itself. >> all right. well, i thank you very much for your time congresswoman. thanks. >> thank you so much for having me. >>> next, more 2020 democrats pushing for justice kavanaugh's impeachment. could this come back and bite them big time at the ballot box? >>> plus, trump is starting to sour on law, one republican congressman responds out> and n general says authorities discovered a billion dollars of monete of the epidemic. what wer

well, i think corey booker was talking about this last night, this sort of empathy deficit that until town, it's not something you are concerned about. this is a good example of it. he should have been able to have, you know, a sort of creativity to imagine what it would be like if it came to his town. it did come to his town, a ter tragedy, and now he wants to do this. that is honestly appears to be what happened. in terms of what scott is talking about, you know, how horrible and scary this would be to have people have to do some sort of buy-back, mandatory buy-back with their guns, guns have been -- we have banned machine guns. the world continued. we had an assault weapons ban. the world continued. so the way they create this idea that it's just this horror show and the country is going to somehow fall apart if somehow these weapons that never should have been available in the first place, you know, that there would be a buy-back, i think -- >> but there was no confiscation with the assault weapons ban. there was no con fiscation of existing assault weapons. you just couldn't buy

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corey. >> booker! cory booker is our guide. cory booker is our guide. >> cory >> booker. >>cory >> booker elm street has been shut down a supporters gather, they got there at the crack of dawn this morning, we are hearing from you, who is your talk candidate in 2020? democrat, republican, independent, bert, in tennessee, good morning. caller: good morning. between the democrats and republicans and independents, you need to add socialist to the list. there's plenty of us around and we don't really count ourselves as democrats. they can go either way, and definitely not republicans and independents don't know where they stand. bernie ande would be elizabeth warren. host: thanks for the call. brian with this treat -- treat, saying it's time to take the credentials away from philip rucker and ashley parker. pete'sllowing the two saying two washington post reporter should not be allowed on the grounds of the white house is notable because his administration has tried putting individual reporters twice now and lost in court oath times as recently as this week, including a repor

he loves that but a lot of these candidates not only do they not eat meat but corey booker, they've talked eat meat and you should give it up because otherwise it's going to ruin the earth. here is what some have said. >> if we believe, as i do and you do, that climate change is real, we're going to have to tackel it in every single area including agriculture. >> as a nation we actually have to have a real priority at the highest level of government around what we eat. we should expand the list and included in that should be a measure of the impact on the environment. >> and it's very energy consuming and energy expensive and if you project forward on what we need to do to reduce emissions you would want to modify american's diets. ed: first it was the straws. jedediah: i love the side by side though of this montage and you see them chowing down on a t -bone. ed: you have to in iowa. you do one thing you do another. jedediah: i'm curious though friends@foxnews.com. is it hypocritical or was this an exceptional day, maybe a special occasion, let us know. ed: i just thought we're going to ha

but these efforts were done by corey booker and others well before the trump presidency. trump took office. i think it's a legitimate one for the president and several people in congress. but this is also both the president and members of congress can go to swing voters, undecided voters or voters not sure who they are going to vote for yet and talk about actual accomplishment they have done. >> when you look at the criminal justice reform system that is needed in this country and where this situation fits into it. >> look, i think the first act is exactly what it is, it's a first step. a lot of these policies still exist at the state level. i want to say it is ridiculous that we're saying this outreach to the african-american community while his administration is still promoting policies for black and brown people to go to jail. they have tried to reduce mandatory minimums. so we have to look at this through a fair lens. i think it's great. i'm happy alice marie johnson was released from jail. there is tons of other people that deserve this. but we have to look at the po

and the two democratic candidates such as joe biden and corey c booker both promised thy would like toeat up trump, use physical violence, and they're running for the united states. if you or i walked out with a beto hat or elizabeth warren hat, nobody was touch us, but walk out with a maga hat. >> and jesse smollett can completely fake line and it just become as punch lean duct matter. he will probably go on and get another good acting job and his contrary will go on and it will be forgot about just like the covington catholic stuff that gets forgotten about and trump will be painted as the angry, seethe gig and as we just talked about, they're trotting out lend dah czar sour with bernie sanders' campaign. -- linda sarsour with bernie sander's campaign. >> that is consistent with the left throughout history. >> victor davis hanson, we will have you back for a longer segment. thank you for joining us tonight. it is always s greatee to see y. >> thank you. >> when we comb back, the last bite. don't go away. >> right >> they hold everybody in line with this piece of doctrine which is a t

booker: thank you so much. >> cori, you handle -- corey, y ou handle the light, man. that article! thanks!ker: oh, wow, >> i am not from newark but hobo ken. , news born in east orange jersey. inilar -- my father was born east orange, new jersey. similar feel. >> you have a great staff. >> thank you. i am glad you are running and in the mix. you had good things to say. >> i appreciate it. >> how have you been? >> very well. >> thank you. good to see you. good luck. how are you? >> i am here. >> that is good. >> you did well yesterday. >> i appreciate it. you have upset me a few times on the debates page -- debate stage. we are running into a different world when it comes to jobs. jobs don't exist anymore. changes the equation for so many things that we democrats have preached. it changes the dynamic of how people have to work in the future. they don't understand what this is going to mean. >> we would really like to continue this conversation and hear what you have to say. >> i know. >> folks, if i could have your attention. we are fortunate to be joined by senator, miche -- el ben

booker might have to quit. >> if we cannot raise $1.7 million in the last 10 days of this quarter in the last 10 days of september, then coreyl have to make tough decisions and i will have to make tough decisions about his future in the race. >> 4 months left in the iowa caucus and many squeezing as much time as possible. pete buttigieg and bernie sanders with 3 events today. andrew yang with 2% still pretty positive. heather: we will see who drops out next, thank you so much, aisha, appreciate it. update for you, new jersey man charged as secret hezbollah spy due in court today, scouted potential targets across the country including times square and lincoln memorial, accused of taking photos on his cell phone for the terror group, charged with providing material to a terror organization and conspiracy, he could face more than 100 years in prison. the estranged husband and missing mother facing a judge today, accused of failing to properly charge the batteries on his gps monitor, they have both pleaded not guilty to tampering charges in relationship to jennifer's disappearance in may, the bond could be revoked as connecticut

booker building a strong operation on the ground. if there is a chance for a second-tier candidate to move into the first tier, corey has shown a strong ability to enter into these debates with strong organization. i think you will see him do better. given how late joe biden got into the race, they are building a strong foundation. how do you balance the national needs of a campaign with the fact that so much attention is placed on iowa, new hampshire, nevada. map aheadlook at the of the general election, is there a state or two that could be unexpectedly in play given the areas of the trump campaign. i think arizona is a state we see moving in our direction. in 2018.me success i expect mark kelly will be the next senator from arizona. that helps to put the state into play from the presidential perspective. north carolina is always on the margin. president obama was successful in 2008. another senate race it will be important for democrats to have the majority. lots of talk about georgia and texas continuing to move into the democratic direction. those are states we tend to keep an eye on. host: that is newsmakers guy cecil of priorit