joining me now the candidate himself, senator corey booker. r booker, how are you going to qualify for the debate? you have 12 days to get those poll numbers up. you've raised the money. how do you intend to do it? >> well, right now we're raising more money to go up on ads. and that's what we see other candidates doing and folks that have millions of dollars to spend running those ads. we're now doing more persuasion ads which i'm really proud of because they're staying true to our message that we've got to bring people together just like the beginning of my career when we beat slum lords by organizing tenants. we're hoping, we're making the appeal if people get called for the polls, if you want me on those stages, take those calls from pollsters and choose me. even more than that, help us to put those ads up by going to corey booker.com and making a contribution. >> how much does not being in debates affect a candidate? how will it affect you if you end up not being in the next debate or the debate after that? >> we hope we don't have to figu

are we going to see a remergenc of someone like corey booker. >> i think we're seeing candidates likee buttigieg roll out imkbrags plans. but certainly that was something that was a criticism towards the last debate that it was virtu virtually an all-white state version of andrew yang. i think it is early to say that diverse city going to continue to be an issue. so i could see candidates like corey booker reemerge as the iowa caucuses come up in the next few months. i think that generally that is why bernie sanders and pete buttigi buttigieg, we're seeing candidates push out towards more diverse voting blocks. >> adam goodman, michael star hop kins, thank you very much for joining us. as you mentioned at the top of the hour, president trump has been talking to troops and is now taking questions from the press. >> and forgive me, i'm watching the president speaking now live from mar-a-lago. they took questions from reporters including on imetchment and it looks like they're walking out of the room, and i'm narrating to you live, he took about six minutes of questions, but a couple of

vice president joe biden, mayor pete buttigieg, and senators amy klobuchar, bernie sanders, and corey booker speak at a forum in cedar rapids. on sunday, senator bernie sanders speaks with supporters at simpson college. live campaign 2020 coverage from iowa this weekend on c-span. watch any time at c-span.org and listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. >> this weekend book tv knee tures three new nonfiction books. saturday, at 8:45 p.m. eastern, scott adams, creator of the comic strip dilbert and author of loser think. >> we are all elevated in our opinions because the news model is forcing us toward more provocative stuff. so where before they would have said here's the news. there's 23450eu minews. now it's replaced entertainment. >> at 11:05 eastern, retired navy admiral and former nato supreme allied commander discusses his book, seeing true north. >> i would go into combat afghanistan all tricked out with my bulletproof everything and my helmet, guys on my right and left with big guns. i was pretty safe. next to me would be someone like richard engel from nbc news who is standi

so corey booker is sounding a little bit like republican doug collins to me.the process of the impeachment hearings when the rules were written by republicans and the democrats followed the rules written by republicans to the end. you had republicans complaining, you know, without ceasing about the whole process and the rules run fair. the rules that they wrote. now we get to the democratic committee and i realize this is not impeachment, but i think the principle holds. you can't change the game because you don't like the way the rules are leading to, you know, to get to a certain outcome. the republicans don't like the rules in the impeachment inquiry because it didn't come to the outcome they wanted. corey booker doesn't like the outcome in the democratic rules for getting on the debate stage, which, by the way, the thresholds were low. that's why you had 20 candidates initially on the stage. as my friend said, this is the purpose was to get down to a narrow candidate. by the way, the candidate who enjoys the most african-american support by example is joe

. >>> joining me now from urbandale, iowa, senior candidate corey booker.ack to "meet the press." >> it's great to be on. >> so have you to be a juror while a candidate. so let me ask you aboutç your juror role here first. i almost want you to resprond to something your colleague bill cassidy a republican senator implied in our setup piece. this idea of a fair trial, essentially, who is not impartial here? what do you think a senate trial should look like? >> i think we all swear and oath and we will swear a special oath. we will literally swear to this idea of impartiality. i heard from my democratic colleagues folks tell me this is not a good thing for america i don't think the colleagues that i know on both sides of the aisle think this is a good thing. none of us are happy about this. as a guy, a big competitor. i want to beat donald trump mono emono, face him down on the debate floor. so this is not something i want to do. yeah, i will evaluate the facts objectively and honor the oath that i swore, even though i feel he has violated his oath of office

new jersey senator corey booker fell short in polling but is still in the race. he is asking the democratic national committee to change the qualifications for the next debate january 14. >>> it is 4:35. as we take a live look in washington, d.c. at the capital where the drama of president trump's impeachment will carry on well into the new year. house speaker nancy pelosi deciding to delay sending articles of impeachment to the republican-controlled senate. she says she is waiting until republican leaders provide details on witnesses and testimony than they would consider those. publicly, the president remains a fight about the impeachment but cbs news now reporting that mr. trump is worried about how the impeachment will affect his legacy. >> he thinks he should have his day in court. sooner than later. i don't know what they are up to in the house. >> democratic congressman from new jersey who voted against the impeachment is officially now switching parties and becoming a republican. the president offered jeff van drew's endorsement yesterday. >>> and mantech

you can see highlighted corey booker at 2% because he joins me live from las vegas, presidential candidate, new jersey senator. thank you for being with us. i appreciate your patience on what is another avalanche of news as you can imagine. i want to start on your reaction on what has unfolded during the impeachment. >> it's a sad day for our republic that a president of the united states for the third time in our history is being impeached. this should be no joy. it should be a day somber for the nation. us 100 senators should take seriously our oath of office and the duty before us to be impartial jurors in the trial and conducted as such. we should hear from witnesses and conduct process and not have some truncated version that's going to fall along partisan lines. that's not what this moment deserves. >> you talk about the importance of impartial jurors. you said the president was potentially violating the constitution, acting more like a dictator, do you believe you have impartiality here? >> absolutely. at the end of the day where my gut and heart wants, when i used to play football

that is not the general consensus of those who are running for president, senator corey booker, julianothers articulated very well what they believe this party should represent, and beyond that, charles, let's look at the actual data from 2018. 69% of latinos voted for the democrat in the mid-term election. they did that for a reason. these are smart voters. charles: yes. >> they aren't being ignored totally there's always a sense that everything is not vetted out as it should be. that's the political process, because we do not select our president, we elect them, which means it comes down to the lesser of two evils typically. charles: and by the way, julian castro, not joaquin, so kathy here is the thing. it feels like now the democratic party will probably find a way to put a black woman on the general ticket, so it might come down to kamala harris or abraham s out of georgia because that would give them a chance to win in georgia to win some of these states where if hillary maybe had done more than just keep hot sauce in her pocket book she might have won. >> yeah, well john mccain

no, not that guy, it's corey booker. >> betsy, look, the corey book erier con91 drum. -- conundrum.n? elizabeth warren didn't hold up very well, how'd he do? smr she had a tough time. part of the reason could indicate that buttigieg may not go through the same experience. i talked to one democratic operative last night. he said part of the explanation for her problems over the last month has been that when she changed her stance on healthcare issues, she got the worst of both worlds, she frustrated progressives and alienated some of her base plus she doesn't nearly have the credibility that she would need to persuade moderates she isn't a candidate of the left. buttigieg however has a moment right now he can decide, is he going to change some of his core policy stance? is he going to move the flag that he's planted in an effort to expand his support in if he does, he could go through the same thing warren goes through. >> this african-american issue for pete seems problematic. i will put up a headline. pete bute gig a lying mf, it proves men like him are more willing po make the peo

now with harris' voters up for grabs, you have corey booker, senator corey booker giving a speech ond and expected to underscore a point that he made on twitter where he says, there are more billionaires than black people who have made the december debate stage. this is a do or die moment for his campaign. >> absolutely. there may be more black moderators than black people on the debate stage depending on whether or not he is able to qualify. deval patrick, another african-american candidate in the race, is not likely to make the debate stage and so, you know, he is making the case that, you know, though we have the most diverse field we've ever had in primary history, that diversity is not going to be reflected on the debate stage if candidates like himself, julian castro and andrew yang and tulsi gabbard are not able to kwaufl for the upcoming debate. >> yeah. way tonight ask you about something because pete buttigieg is talking about this morning in an exclusive interview with nbc news reacting to a bizarre and nearly violent confrontation over race, which happened last night, it

coming up corey booker has a fund-raiser in palo alto december 14th.re december 16th for an event. that same day, michael bennet will be in san francisco. >> on the peninsula, an elderly woman is dead after a bus hit her during the morning rush in redwood city. abc 7 news reporter chris rhea spoke to residents sounding the alarm about what they're calling a dangerous intersection. >> i was on my way to school taking the 274 up and we got blocked right here. >> this is sky 7 over the crash involving a bus and a pedestrian. police confirming that a 70-year-old woman was hit and killed around 9:00 a.m. the bus was traveling southbound when it happened. four people were on board. no one else was injured. >> we've got a ton of congestion from parents picking up kids and there's no left-hand turn ciggal na. >> residents who live around here tell me they've been worried about this intersection for a while, that they've had their own close calls. this september, a pedestrian was hit by a police car and take ton the hospital in serious condition at this very sa

. >> reporter: also today in iowa, tough talk from new jersey senator corey booker. he's concerned that polling and fund-raising requirements mean it's unlikely that minority presidential candidates like him will appear on stage at the party's next debate in two weeks. >> i'm just going to say it plain-- it is a problem that we now have an overall campaign for the 2020 presidency that has more billionaires in it than black people. >> o'donnell: and, ed is here with us. he was clearly talking about mike bloomberg. what are some of the other candidates saying about bloomberg? >> one of the more interesting ones is elizabeth warren, who has launched a tv ad targeting the mayor himself, singling him out saying it would be a lot cheaper for mike bloomberg to buy the presidency instead of paying the higher taxes she thinks billionaires like him should be paying. >> o'donnell: there is more of gayle king's exclusive interview with candidate mike bloomberg. that's tomorrow on "cbs this morning." tonight there is a new recall involving more than one million takata airbags. wh

not as many senators as there were at the beginning but there still are a few, elizabeth warren, corey bookerre 0 going have a closing argument in iowa gtond.c. talking about the impeachment trial of president trump, so former campaign manager i can't imagine trying to manage a closing message to voters that you can't control. -- second, third, fourth week of january they literally are walking into an iowa caucus without even being in iowa. >> brennan: and that might -- maybe factor into some thinking of the republican leadership and not just see the month of van but how long is this going to last? >> you never know, the contours again are going to have to be set with 51 votes and i think one thing that senate republican leadership is absolutely committed on doing you saw pat and others come up to the hill and talk to republican senators about this, they want a full trial. they want the president and his team to be able to provide a full witness list that they have the first kind of access to the american people to push back on the charges that adam schiff and others have brought. so that cou

>> he, and to a lesser extent corey booker, have been criticizing iowa for its lack of diversity, and going on since the early 17970s. but there was a criticism at the time that obama wasn't black enough, and so apparently iowa isn't -- is -- isn't sensitive enough to people of color, and i think that's bunk. >> finally warren has criticized michael bloomberg for trying to buy his way into the primary. i wonder how you think iowaen feels about bloomberg and what he's doing? >> bloomberg is not coming to iowa. we're not thinking about him at all. there's a strong crop of candidates in the field. tom steyer actually is a fascinating guy. he has a lot of money, too, and he's spending $30 million in iowa, i think. so people are paying attention to tom steyer, if you're looking for a billionaire. i don't think iowans are really looking for a billionaire. they would like to throw the billionaire out of office for ruining the u.s. economy through the stupid trade war. >> art cullen, i really appreciate you talking with me. >> well, thanks for having me. >>> all right. we'll be right back. ev

. >> the next debate is december, and corey booker said it could possibly be on that debate stage no one of color. >> corey booker endorsed me a number of times and i endorsed him a number of times, he is very well spoken, he has good ideas, it would be more diverse and it would be better, but they're narrowing down the field. why you aren't there as you nar you it do you, you have to talk to other peoplele. >> another old white gentleman, isn't it time for change and something new? >> maybe, but lots of people can enter. if you want today enter and run for president you could have done that, but don't complain that you're in the race. there is a group of democratic aspirants. you're saying if you want diversity, then get in. >> mayor bloomberg had a lot to say about a lot of issues and he is clearly up for the fight, he know it's is not going to be easy. and he said i have been doing a lot of things. he he is so distressed. >> but he plans to go to every state, and he said i'm talking to you right now. but yeah, he says at the navel why a and he did not apologize then, a federal jud

former vice president joe biden, mayor pete buttigieg senators amy klobuchar, bernie sanders and corey booker then senator bernie sanders supporters at a indianola. live campaign 2020 in iowa this weekend. at c-span.org and listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. >> also sunday, former vice joins former biden presidential candidate john an event in new hampshire. first time that we kerry after n endorsing joe biden as candidate. "american history tv" on c-span3 looks at the impeachments of presidents and nixon sundaying on -- sunday. lott and elizabeth holtzm about the lks impeachment inquiry of president richard nixon. >> here's a guy that had an on my decision to run was helpful in my i looked up to s a president and i wound up then having to sit on judgment i him and then vote to say would vote for an article of impeachment. >> and bill clinton with the 1998 house he judiciary committee debate. >> i think you denigrate the has thethe senate which important adjudicatory role to to study evidence, what it wants and to agree and disagree and then our founding it extraordinarily diffi

. >> i'm corey booker and i'm running for president. >> of the united states of america!nouncing today i'm running for president. >> i'm running to serve you. >> that's why i'm running for president. >> we will take our democracy back. >> join me if you want to get to work. >> i'm on my 40th trip to iowa. running for president. >> joe biden nearly slipped up and declared himself a candidate a bit early. >> i have the most progressive record of anybody running -- anybody who would run. >> i felt these hands on my shoulders. >> and the boundaries of protecting personal space have been reset and i get it. >> joe biden finally makes it official. >> i can beat donald trump. that's the signal that they're trying to send with this rollout. >> pete buttigieg has big ambitions. >> they call me mayor pete. >> if elected, he would be the youngest president, the first who was openly gay. >> there were times in my life when if you had shown me exactly what it was inside me that made me gay, i would have put it out with a knife. >> we're draining the swamp. >> president trump in front

i think one thing you will start seeing is corey booker rising.ow that bernie sanders has a lot of energized supporters. i think you will see that and i think you're seeing amy klobuchar surge. they are a bit more normal, and i think you will see it as we get closer to iowa, vice president biden's numbers will spike up. >> it is early to say he can reach across the aisle and work with republicans. he has a lot of the base in the democratic party base may not necessarily want a that and they're scarred by mitch mcconnell, and here comes joe biden saying he can appeal to some of those conservative moderate republicans? >> yeah, i think it is a little premature and he needs to focus on securing his base and look we're 39 days out, and on into super tuesday. i think where he needs to be focused right now is on securing his base in iowa and new hampshire. you need to win in iowa and in order to be successful in bringing over moderate republicans, he will have to do it in swing states like pennsylvania, wisconsin, and i don't see him having any sort of

only one minority candidate is not racism or sexism but kamala harris ran a lousy campaign and corey booker has struggled to get traction. >> he qualified before and suspended her campaign so she could have been on stage if she was still in the fight but the economy was a big moment of discussion and something the former vice president gets a lot because he was a partner in the last round for the last administration. do they talk about it? >> absolutely. this was joe biden's move just debate. a lot of journalists say he did well but when this economy tends not to have memorable 1-liners like elizabeth warren. >> what is your argument to the voter watching this debate who may not like everything donald trump does but they like this economy and don't know why they should make a change? >> i don't think they do like the economy? >> how to enter top economist to say taxes of this magnitude would stifle growth and investment? >> they are just wrong. >> that was a good 1-liner by elizabeth lauren. and mister for joe biden to say people don't really like the economy. differences in the middle clas

we included corey booker, who has not broken out into the top tier of democratic people.e trails trump by 1%, exactly the same as elizabeth warren and pete buttigieg. that's a good example that democrats are focussed on defeating the president, and at least when it's trump versus a democrat, we get almost identical numbers. biden does one point better than trump does, but the other are at one or in bernie sanders' case, two points down. >> to the uninitiated, why make a big deal other wisconsin, my response will be tell me who wins wisconsin in 2020, and i will tell you likely that's who gets the presidency of the united states. you get the final word. >> that's the point. three of the last have been decided by less thran -- if you gave clinton michigan and pennsylvania, but trump still won wisconsin, trump still won the electoral college. >> nicely done. thank you, dr. franklin. >> thank you. >>> make sure you're going to the website and answering this week's survey question. you know how i'm voting -- which will have greater impact on president trump's legacy? remaking

. >> corey booker won't be on stage either. >> how long are these things? 30 seconds.e only going to see this ad once because i'm not a billionaire. >> gabbert claims she was going to skip the debate even if she qualified so she was in new hampshire where democrats may have questions on why her vote for impeachment was present. >> i couldn't vote against impeachment because i believe he is guilty of wrongdoing. i could not in good conscious vote for impeachment, because removal of a sitting president must not be the culmination of a partisan process. >> as gabbert voted last night, president trump tried to make pete a bunch line. >> buttigeig. you have to be older to know what that means. >> he minimized elizabeth warren's crowd slices. >> i'd get going to central park. he eat get a bigger crowd. but if she has the crowd, oh, this crowd -- the crowds are so big. >> and claimed early state voters are losing interest in joe biden. >> he has a big rally and they get 93 people show up. >> but biden will have a big national audience tonight, center stage at a debate, hours

that the only surviving person of color on the stage would not be kamala harris, would not be corey bookerndrew yang. >> you would. >> you had the yang stuff. >> you were the yang guy. >> i'm telling you, something is happening with andrew yang. his digital performance is unreal and i think it's because people are tired. the fatigue in the country from the impeachment has people looking for fresh answers. nobody, except for me, would have said the surviving person of color would have been andrew yang. >> he said it's all fun and games until andrew yang passes you in the polls. >> do you have any product placement? >> the one person we haven't mentioned was also involved in that gang-up on elizabeth warren on medicare for all and that was amy klobuchar. she's kind of quietly creeping up in iowa and new hampshire. >> yeah. >> this is a big debate -- >> the move for somebody on this stage tonight is to coalesce all of the fakdctions that aren't represented on the stage and are necessary for any type of winning effort. it's interesting to see who spends more time and more reaching out to the a

. >> i'm corey booker and i'm running for president -- >> of the united states of america. >> i'm announcingning for president. >> i'm running to serve you. >> because e have to beat @. >> that's why i'm running for president. >> donald trump must be stopped. >> join me if you want to get to work. >> i'm on my 40th trip to iowa. >> my name is tom steyer. i'm running for president. >> joe biden nearly slipped up and declared himself a candidate a bit early. >> i'm the most progressive of anybody running -- of anyone who would run. >> i felt these hands on my shoulders. >> the boundaries of protecting personal space sbrn reset and i get it. >> joe biden finally makes it official. >> i can beat donald trump. that's the signal they're trying to send with this roll out. >> for a small town mayor, pete buttigieg has big ambitions. >> they call me mayor pete. >> if elected he would be the youngest president, the first who is openly gay. >> there were times in my life if you showed me exactly what it was inside me that made me gay, i would have cut it out with a knife. >> we're draining the swamp. >

meanwhile, off stage, two prominent candidates of color -- corey booker and julian castro -- ran ads during the debate to remind voters they are still in the race. the democratic national committee has come under fierce criticism for its debate criteria, which excluded booker and castro from the debate stage thursday. after headlines, we'll spend the rest of the hour hosting a roundtable discussion and playing highlights of thursday's debate. the senate passed a $1.4 trillion spending package thursday to avoid a government shutdown. the package includes a $738 billion defense bill -- one of the most expensive military bills in u.s. history. the spending package also includes $1.4 billion for trump's border wall and allocates $25 million for gun violence research for the first time in 20 years. the house has passed the united states mexico, canada agreement. the usmca. the replacement for nafta for the 1994 north american free trade agreement. a new deal includes strtronger labor and environment provisions, american labor groups have backed the deal. this is afl-cio labor union presid

that i have spoken to, people on the ground in iowa, people on the ground in south carolina say corey booker bernie sanders have fantastic ground teams and that joe biden's support is soft. it's soft amongst african-american voters in south carolina. it is soft amongst college educated long term caucusers in iowa. we could have a very late night in early 2020. we may not find out until 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning who ends up winning. how joe biden performs at the end of the day if it's close or heaven forbid if he loses in iowa can change the dynamics. >> jason, do you promise me to do your level best to have a merry christmas. >> i will do my best to have a merry christmas and kwanzaa and hanukkah. >> let's cover all three. i'll see you afterwards in this studio in new york. happy holidays for you and yours. >>> coming up for us, sometimes it's as if green energy did a wrong to donald trump along the way. trump along the way. with the united explorer card, i get rewarded wherever i go. going out for a bite. rewarded. going new places. anytime. rewarded! learn more at the explorer card dot c

corey booker has also planned recent fundraisers here in the bay. >>> washington post says all dmc democratshat qualified for the next debate are among those that signed a petition. they need 200,000 donors and need 4% of national polls to qualify in the debate. it is being asked to be changed to a donor or polling threshold but the dnc says it has no plans to make changes. >>> representative jeff andrew has been an outspoken opponent of impeaching president trump. supporters joined the president for a lengthy meeting and urged andrew to join the gop. he and his staff members are not commenting. >>> lawmakers in washington are bracing for a full house vote on impeaching president trump, making him only the third president in history to be impeached in the house of representatives. now more on what could happen in the senate. >> reporter: the full house is expected to vote on impeachment some time next week, this as officials here in the white house are gearing up for what could happen come january. officials firing off tweets today saying it is a hoax and a decision that could impact future

vice president joe biden, mayor pete buttigieg, and senators amy klobuchar, bernie sanders and corey booker speak at a labor forum in cree car rapids. then -- cedar rapids. then on sunday at 1:00 p.m. eastern, bernie sanders speaks to supporters at simpson college. live campaign 2020 coverage from iowa this weekend on c-span. watch any time at c-span.org and listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. >> also sunday, former vice president joe biden joins john kerry at a campaign event in new hampshire. >> the devaluation of black lives, etc. and this period provides a really crucial precursor to our moment. >> university of massachusetts professor holly jackson talks about her book "american radicals." watch sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. >> c-span's campaign 2020 coverage continues now with republican presidential candidate joe wal much. he's a radio host -- walsh. he's a radio host and former republican congressman from illinois and c-span interviewed him, asking why he's decided to run for president at his -- and his feelings about the trump administration. this

black and brown, ran a poor campaign, that's why they're not resonat ing with voters and using corey bookermake of the current state of the field on the democrat side? >> well we know the last debate was very poorly in terms of television. pete: oh, we'll get to that. >> i don't want to jump the gun here. pete: it's okay. >> there's too many candidates you lose track of whose who, all polling between 2% to 5% if not lower and they need to do something more difficult for these candidates because honestly no one is watching and no one cares. pete: erin is now leading the segment because she knows where we're going with it. it's her day. >> [laughter] pete: the debate to her point hit a ratings low for the 2020 cycle there were almost more people watching primetime and the fox news channel than watched it on cnn in realtime. is that concerning to you? >> sure it is. i mean, i think people are just exhausted. obviously it's the christmas season, and this past thursday was the debate. and folks have better things that do than watch these candidates get out. i thought it was a really good debate

you got amy klobuchar, joe biden, pete buttigieg, my man corey booker. so all of that is happening.sed a million dollars that night would bring buttigieg to task. >> respond to that quickly. >> yeah. look, yes, 80% of voters in the democratic primary have concerns with big money, but i don't think it is impacting his voters. it may be debilitating him from expanding his base, but i don't think the voters, the coalition that mayor pete has built is that concerned. i also think, look, i'll put it this way, if you were going after his clients, if that's the best you have to attack on somebody, you don't have a lot there. one of the benefits of being somebody that is i don't think and has a limited record in public service or working in the private sector is you don't have a lot out there. and i think one of the reasons why the mckenzie attack fell flat and didn't go anywhere is because not only was there not a lot there but he made it clear i want to be transparent about this. here is my client list. let me get out of my contract so that i can disclose all of my clients and who they ar

>> yeah, i do the question is what order are they going to be in but no, corey booker, you know, maybestrict that borders minnesota gets maybe more than 15% but no, i think we're likely to see the top four finisher there and look those are the difference. there's a 6-point difference between the top and bottom of that. all four of those would get delegates and again, the difference in the number of delegates could be as little between the first place finisher and the fourth place finisher could be as little as three or four delegates. >> karl rove got to leave it there. happy new year. >> same to you. great panel there. >> i'll tell them you said to thanks, karl. so, you hate when companies sell your personal information, do you? do you even know that they do it sometimes? well it all could be coming to an end, potentially here in just a couple of days have you gotten these e-mails yet? maybe you have. details on the new law taking effect in the new year coming up and be sure to check the fox business invested in you, town hall january 22, 2:00 p.m. eastern, a lot of folks are going to

corey booker also a senator didn't make the debate stage and will be here taking the time when no oneunching a bus tour and senator klobuchar announced this morning taking part in a four-day bus tour for 27 counties in iowa just after the debate and working on all 99 counties and physically being here in december before they maybe can't be in january and speaking to voters yesterday they suggested that we are in the age of technology. there's social media, twitter, facebook. senator booker thinking of holding virtual town halls to ask questions remottly as he's back in d.c. so that's an unprecedented add we have here that senators might be able to take advantage of if they're not in the hawkeye just before the caucuses in february, phillip. >> a fascinating wrinkle before the iowa caucuses. thank you so much. >>> the battle over president trump's tax returns is headed to the supreme court. justices will review three appeals of lower court orders that require the president's banks and account apts to turn over records. the president has been fighting to keep the finances private and lo

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talking about klobuchar, no one is talking about mayor pete or biden, no one is talking about corey bookerachment talking about possibly impeachment 2.0 the economy is booming, and that makes it even more difficult for these democratic candidates that you mentioned to run for president because when you're running for president especially with an incumbent you could convince americans to go in a different direction and when the economy is booming when people are seeing their wages increase, household income increase because of the tax cut law, why change? why change that trajectory? >> or try to make him unelect able. griff: but here is the problem with that brian and i covered the debates for you guys and will be at the next one in january in des moines and that is you're not talk about your vision for the country and not talking about your vision to trump. increase the economy look at our fox business headline here, stocks kickoff christmas week, with record highs. and they're not just highs, there is highs they can get setting amazing records, dow up over 96 points, s&p up at 32, 24 and

is corey booker going to be? is kamala harris? well we had the senator from the great state of wisconsin, ron johnson, on a little while ago, and for him this is a head scratcher as this develops, watch. >> this has been a completely political exercise from the get- go. i guess she has some kind of political strategy here, it seem s kind of stupid to me, so i have no idea what she's doing here withholding the articles. they are highly flawed in any event. when we get those articles, then our rules start kicking in but until we get those articles i'm not sure there's anything we will do. >> steve: one of the republicans who spoke on behalf of the president yesterday was b arry lowdermilk a republican from georgia in regarding the proceedings earlier in the house he said when jesus was falsely accused of treason, jesus was given the opportunity to face his accuser and during that sham trial, in the house, he was afforded more rights to jesus than the democrats have afforded to this president. ainsley: judge napolitano was saying he

point bringing elizabeth warren, what happens to elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, amy klobuchar, corey bookereek, every day but sunday we are in session, this is unchartered territory, democratic presidentials, they can't be in iowa, they can't be in new hampshire, look, i remember well in january of the election year, you're at a pizza ranch in cedar rapids, you are in a living in a house meeting in new hampshire, you're meeting with voters but they're going to be here and i don't know what that's going to mean for the democratic primary. maria: unbelievable, the president sent letter to nancy pelosi and went through the two articles, obstruction of congress and -- and the abuse of power, your reaction to these two articles because week ago we were talking about bribery and all the real crimes and misdemeanors, what do the articles look like to you? >> they are an admission of failure from the house democrats, we have seen their case collapse, 3, 4 weeks ago every democrat was saying bribery, bribery, the reason for that is the democratic campaign committee polled it and polled really badly

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and balanced right, and we've got these potential jurors in the senate trial if it ever happens, corey booker made that call on ukraine he's digging up dirt on an opponent and he made that comment during jury selection to be bounced out and sent home. ed: what about the fact that asthma leader, of course mitch mcconnell is going to have a major role in shaping how the trial works, a, and b, nancy pelosi as speaker of the house has zero power in the constitution, to control what the senate does. >> nancy pelosi is the ultimate control peak. she runs things in the house but now she wants to run things in the house, the constitution gives the house the full authority to handle the impeachment and the trial is handled by the senate and she needs to step back, get out of the way and we've been told throughout the entire impeachment process we can't wait another day for this dangerous man to stay in, get him out as soon as possible, now it's no big deal, hang out, it's no big rush which is it? i wish the democrats would make up their mind. ed: peter baker is the chief white house correspondent for

they could demand that these witnesses be called, people like mitt romney and collins, booker -- gardner, sorry, coreyer. there are a number of people that could change the tenor of this. >> that goes to how this is going to work. there's a snap judge out of washington focusing on mcconnell out of habit. as you say and people are starting to learn, unlike other things it's whoever gets to 51. if a few of those folks say a single witness like what i just mentioned, attorney general barr making a sort of a vague denial. and then there's the fact that throughout recent history there's been a lot of pressure on the idea that people should testify before congress, that you don't want executive covering it up. fox news analysts used to say that. take a look. >> american survivors of the attacks of 911 of last year are being told by the feds to keep quiet. >> they haven't provided the basics about benghazi. this is unacceptable. >> accusations that the president's people are making threats p against benghazi witnesses. >> to get to the truth, you've got to have all the information. >> judge. >> and that's di

i am supporting cory booker and i'm doing this today because corey inspires me to rise to the challengest we face as a nation. and his calls for civic grace, talking about our common pain and common purpose is what i think we need as a country more than ever. >> how do you practically pull off a win? how do you gel win on caucus day. >> you organize and get hot at the end. that is how the caucus process works. caucuses are all about individual relationships and they are built between organizers and individuals. and it's getting folks like me, state representatives and others, to host events like this, to make sure that our friends and neighbors know who we're supporting and get them in our corner on caucus night. because it is all about relationships. >> thank you very much. 34 days away, frances. you have cory booker who is going to be rolling through the state. he just went up on tv with his first advertisement that is playing. you have the likes of amy klobuchar visiting all 99 counties this weekend. this is what this is about. and ultimately heather matson lost a bid for the statehou

booker. >> welcome back. steve kornacki, zerlina max well, and noah rothman are back. so coreyame resume as pete buttigieg, except he's a senator so he's been in washington. he has that experience. and he's an african-american and he has that experience to connect with black voters. why is he not connecting with black voters? because it takes more than just being a black candidate to connect black voters. >> why is he not higher in the polls at least? >> i don't know the answer to that. i think there may be a disconnect in some of this polling and i think we're going to see as we get closer to iowa. whether or not the ground game his campaign is saying they are building in these early states, including south carolina actually, where he may gain more traction because there is a 60ers of t60% of the electorate there is black. then you may see a higher number. >> if he can hang on to south carolina. >> impactly. b exactly. i don't know the answer but i do have some theories, right? i think there's sort of a self-fulfilling prophecy in campaigning. and i can say this as someone who

i regret to inform you that i'm supporting cory booker and almost jumped up when you talked about racial justice. >> he has been great too. corey and i have known each other for years. we both graduated from stanford. when i see him, we have a lot of chance to talk. he is a fantastic candidate. >> thank you. >> i do have a question for you. i'm concerned about how they are -- about parental rights, they some statesabout are considering laws that would allow schools to give vaccines to kids. i'm a parent. i'm not worried about where you stand on the vaccine issue, it is just that we do need to have -- vaccinations are important. but there are some people who absolutely believe -- my oldest was affected by the vaccine. my next child has not been vaccinated. i find that we got kicked out of our doctors practice, thankfully we homeschool. i just find that to be very problematic. let's say i was forced to vaccinate them. the government wouldn't say it is our fault. we will be responsible for that. no, it will be my fault. and i have to pay for all of the things even though i didn't want to give it to them. >> i know there has been a

. >>> this weekend, study senator corey berger and mayor pete buttigieg will host a fundraising event. pete buttigieg will be having a dinner in the nap valley. bookerin berkeley. political analyst say that candidates help to connect with senator comella harris supporters in her home base following her decision a few weeks back to drop out of the race. >> once she wrapped up the rays. it's like picking off gold decoys out of the playground. you got to how those chips for the california primary. >> more democratic candidates are expected to visit the bay area between now and i will caucus in early february. >>> a town hall in san jose this afternoon. talking about the impeachment inquiry. the role that he is going to play in that exhalation. >>> years also been vocal in the war in afghanistan. the town hall is in 3:30 at that chinese performing arts theater. we will talk to him about impeachment and acknowledging. >>> interstate 80 between king vail near northern and other on her leg in the change. they also will need change for the train bridges all the way down to ecco summit in the mouse and el dorado county. here's advice from workers at sugar bo