john delaney, a very successful businessman from maryland.n he was a member of congress he was the sixth member that served in the house. moving on, you have tulsi gabbard. she will follow him. she is somebody who went and served in the military overseas. she is also somebody who has really been embraced by the left part of the party. and then we have mayor pete buttigieg. he is from south bend. he crosses a lot of boxes that democrats are looking for, somebody who can reach across not only lines because he himself is gay, but he's also served in the military. very, very bright fellow. so tonight you're going to hear from these three individuals who are all trying to convince democrats that they are the ones that should at least be looked at right now in this very crowded field, fred. >> yeah, very crowded, but if you look at the most recent polling on iowa, i mean, there is a zeroing in on really the top two, and look at what a huge dip, you know, after sanders, you know, coming in at number 2 with 25%, the rest of the pack with just single

congressman delaney -- >> thank you for having me.ri: let me start by asking you, do you accept the essential conclusion of the mueller report that there was no conspiracy between the trump campaign and russia? >> i mean, recognizing i haven't read the report, right, that was the conclusion that came out of the report as reported by the attorney general, so, yes, i do. gerry: not everybody in the democratic party does accept that. i think you've seen, for example, congressman adam schiff, chairman of the house intelligence committee, said just this week after the, after the publication of the barr letter, or obviously, there's collusion. we'll continue to investigate the counterintelligence issue. you don't accept that though. >> so listen, i think the mueller report -- again, which i haven't read, which is one of the reasons why i think we should make the report public, because i don't think as a country we'll be able to move on from this issue unless we actually see the report. the conclusion of the report which was the criminal sta

delaney. [ cheers and applause ] >> jake, good to see you. >> thank you. >> have a seat, please. so you've been running for president for almost two years. what has getting an early head start on this process taught you, if anything? >> well, it's given me an amazing opportunity to listen to people, which is in many ways the most important thing for people who have the privilege to lead our country to do. to hear what's going on in communities, listen to the average american and hear what their concerns are and what's happening in their communities. so not only is it giving me an opportunity to introduce myself to people, jake, but giving me the opportunity to really listen about what's really happening in our country. >> all right. let's talk to some of the people who can tell you what's really happening. >> good. >> let's get to it. the first question comes from samuel, a junior at the university of texas, austin. samuel. >> good evening. >> hey, samuel. >> as a businessman worth millions of

again, it's former congressman, john delaney at 7:00.all starts right now. >>> good evening from austin, texas. we are here live at the south by southwest festival for three back-to-back-to-back democratic presidential candidate town halls. i'm jake tapper. later tonight, we're going to hear from hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbert and south bend, indiana, mayor. but we're going to begin this evening with the very first democrat who announced his candidacy in the 2020 race, former congressman, john delaney of maryland. he has already visited each of iowa's 99 counties, and here tonight, he'll take

we're here with sharon horgan and rob delaney.ive years. now you fully live in the uk >> yeah. i mean, i thought -- we literally, like, put our stuff in storage and i told my wife we'll probably be there six months they're going to cancel it immediately. then they didn't and now we have been there -- we've had children there. i mean, we're totally plugged in yeah >> seth: and that's it do you miss it when you come back for something like this do you see things that you miss? >> no. [ laughter ] no, of course, i do. absolutely i mean, sandwiches here are larger which is important. i miss the nature. like, there's wonderful nature in the uk but it's more rolling hills. it's a gentler nature. >> seth: yeah. >> we lived in california where you can get eaten by an earthquake and killed by a tidal wave and i like, nature should be able to kill you like that that's what i'm used to. so it's a little softer there which sometimes i have difficulty with. >> never been to hampstead heath, then. all happening there. in the bushes. >> seth: yo

why hasn't john delaney gotten traction?s a good question. i think a lot of it probably has to do with the team he's built around him and his strategy. he should be getting more traction. i also think it's a creative idea he has in terms of trying to make sure he gets on the debate stage. that's an idea that many other democratic candidates right now are facing. especially some of those that are polling around 1%. how i do make sure i poll at 1% in three polls and how am i going to make sure that i raise 65,000, you know, unique donors in small increments in order to make the debate stage. he's got a smart strategy and maybe he'll start picking up traction if he makes the debate stage. >> beto o'rourke, pete bhas gotten some traction. i was struck by the fact that he showed you a television ad. trump proved we live in a different media environment. if you look at the candidates on the democratic side that are doing well, beto, bernie, they have a huge social media celebrity -- >> they've become celebrity -- >> used to be you

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. >> first up is john delaney at 7:00 p.m. and then gabbert at 8:00 and pete buttigieg at 9:00. >> the top contender, according to this, joe biden who isn't even in the race! in second place, bernie sanders, right where he finished last time. we want to take a closer with you with the numbers here with cnn's washington correspondent ryan nobles. >> reporter: the campaign is on and 14 candidates who have officially announced or formed exploratory committees. despite having so many candidates in the field the results have not changed that much from our survey back in december. take a look where things stand right now. . joe biden and bernie sanders top the field by a pretty wide margin and sanders trailing by only two points from biden and not another candidate that cracks 10%. warren 9% and harris 7% and o'rourke 4%. not one other candidate we polled register above the 1% mark and important because a candidate must earn at least 1% in three different polls to gain access to the upcoming dnc debates. there is some movement from

delaney is smart in saying why don't we embrace moderate republicans?rnor hogan hasn't said whether he will race but makes no calls about it, he does not like trump whatsoever but to me delaney is listening to his base. probably a bad poker player because he is showing his entire hand. heather: jonathan? >> it is less than that and more looking for the party saying at some point the gop has to recognize donald trump is not going to be in office forever. whether he survives impeachment or gets elected to a second term at some point or another he is not going to be in office, the gop will have to reckon with the fact the american voting populism leans left. donald trump with he won the election in 2016 or not was not able to convince the majority of the american public that he was the best option and the republicans keep losing the popular vote by a larger margin. at some point you have to move closer to the center and that is what he is suggesting, try a more moderate candidate. heather: will we see more democratic candidates become more moderate as the

it's called the delaney debate challenge.u go to our website and you give me one dollar, i will donate two dollars in your name to one of a dozen charities that we have on the website. if you give me one dollar i give two in your name. it will help us get to the 65,000 donors as quickly as possible. people care about having a problem solving centrist with real ideas about how to move forward on the debate stage, this is a way people can help me. you will be doing something good in your community because two dollars will be given in your name. you along tor are that's succeed 5000? --n: since we started it 65,000? john: since we started we made big gains. smallof ways to get dollar donors is to hire dishing markle firms, which i'm fine with but i'd rather give the money to charity. i always think of a philanthropic angle to solve every problem. i think that's how we make a lot government, the nonprofit, and private sector work well together and the delaney debate challenge is an example of that. i'm a problem solver, this is h

one of those is john delaney, the former maryland congressman. he'll be speaking at the town hall tonight as well as the hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard, and then the mayor of south bend, indiana peter buggidieg. those three will be making their mark tonight. >> a big night and potentially a lot to be learned. thank you, we appreciate that. >>> president trump will roll out his budget road map tomorrow, and it includes a request for at least $8.6 billion for the border wall. trump's top economic adviser larry kudlow talked about the request this morning. >> so there's going to be another budget fight over the wall? >> i suppose there will be. i would just say that the whole issue of the wall and border security is of paramount importance. we have a crisis down there. i think the president has made that case very effectively. it's a crisis of economics, it's a crisis of crime and drugs, it's a crisis of humanity. we have to be much tougher and have more constructive immigration policy, which we will be developing over a period of time. so yes,

former congressman john delaney was the first democrat to enter the 2020 race.op of the crowded field. how does the lady get to the head of the pack? john delaney joins me now. congressman, you didn't get back from iowa until 12:30 this morning. you've been to iowa 14 times, new hampshire 14 times. south carolina, you're going to go to all 50 states. >> yep. >> how do you compete against beto raising $6 million on day one? >> beto and i came into congress together, so beto is a friend of mine. mine strategy is obviously very much focused on the early states. one of the reasons i got in so early, i think i'm the right person for the job and i have the right vision for the country, but not enough people knew who i was or still know who i am. but i'm pursuing kind of that old-fashioned early stage strategy. we're doing well in the early states. we have very high name i.d. i've been to all 99 counties in iowa. this weekend i had packed houses at all of my events, 50, 60, 70 people turning up in small towns in rural iowa. >> well, beto o'rourke, as you point out, you

we 20 the next one, john delaney and jay inslee. >> they are not known to a lot of folks.laney, businessman, former congressman from maryland, announced last year he was going to run as more moderate. jay inslee made the environment the cornerstone of his campaign. i give jay inslee the nod in this one but john delaney, six out of ten primary voters want a fresh face. heather: next round cory booker and john hicken looper. >> spartacus versus the former governor of colorado. i look at this in some ways, got a little flax talking about this in the past but in a lot of ways cory booker is running more for vice president and president but he has got to have a good showing in the presidential primary. john hicken looper is famous for what they did in colorado out of the forefront of legalizing marijuana. heather: you have to look at them in terms of getting their names out and getting the recognition out for whatever reason. kamala harris and tulsi gathered. >> kamala harris had a good rollout, did a good job, checked a lot of the boxes in the democratic primary but tulsi gabb

. >> former president don delaney joins us now. good to have you. >> it's great to be here. >> we saw you back there. you both that this was highly suspicious behavior. now, months, almost two years of investigation comes out and says clearly, on the issue of collusion, it did not happen with the trump campaign. anyone related to it or any american approached by russia to help them disrupt the 2016 election, does that subtle but question of collusion for you. >> no, i think we need to see this report. i think the american people deserve to see it. i'm not sure what's in the report. all i was able to do is see the same report that came from general bar. i think it's important american people see what's in this report. there is a lack of trust in our institution. i think making this report out in the open and available to the american people will help restore the public trust. i think there remains a lot of questions about what russia did to interfere in our election. this is the most central thing to our democracy and we need to see

john delaney, former member of congress, believes democrats are lurching too far to the left. tulsi gabbard, hawaii congresswoman, is basing her candidacy on foreign policy. and pete buttigeg, the youngest person in the race, he's 27 years old, believes his age is in fact a virtue, saying it's time for new leadership. one number you will hear over and over is that's 2054. he talks about it a lot. he said that is the age he will be when he's donald trump's age. he talks about that a lot when he says the young generation will still be paying off the debts of this generation to this point. he talks about 2054 a lot, which to me sounds like a long time in the future. >> sure does. jeff zeleny, thank you very much. i guess that's his point. >>> the trump administration is headed for another budget clash with congress. president trump will roll out his budget road map tomorrow and it includes a request for at least $8.6 billion for the border wall. trump's top economic adviser larry kudlow talked about that request this morning. >> so there's going to be another budget fight over th

will ask when we talk to former democratic congressman john delaney life.ond our borders tonight, mass security forces detained juan guaido. secretary of state campaign the action with pompeo tweeting that the u.s. will hold all those involved accountable. the venezuelan government had no immediate comment on the attorneys detention. in iraq, more than 80 people are dead after the fairy they were on capsized in the tigris river. thought to be women and children who were celebrating kurdish new year and mother's day. after the attacks that left 50 people dead at a mosque in new zealand, the country has banned the sales of semiautomatic weapons and high-capacity magazines. sales banned effective immediately to prevent stockpiling. following that will be a complete ban on the weapons after new laws are rushed through. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we will be right back. [ paper rustling ] exactly, nothing. they're completely different people, that's why they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual. they'll only pay for wh

delaney by offering to make contributions that match ones to his campaign? tom: our goal in putting this together was to get multiple pathways to the debate stage for candidates. to give everyone a fair shake. 18 months out from an election, if the only pathway to a debate stage is polling, we thought that was potentially unfair so i think the grassroots pathway is a very viable pathway and it is important to empower the grassroots. we took this by looking at the 1971 campaign finance laws. we tried to modernize them, and we came up with a formula that i think is not a layup for any candidate but also not a full-court shot. i think it is wonderful that so many candidates have understood that what we are trying to send to voters, the message is that you need to engage with grassroots so i see candidates who are out there doing that and that is good for the process. elana: for the next round of debates after the june and july summer debates, are there plans to change the criteria we have now for candidates, potentially as the field itself? tom: in all of the p

. >> i believe ken delaney is still outside the courtroom. ken, you've been following this from the beginning. virginia as well as d.c. your takeaway after her very tough comments as well addressing the larger political debate that has taken place in the country because of the president's comments and the comments from paul manafort's attorney in the alexandria case. >> absolutely right. this was a much different courtroom atmosphere than last week in virginia and judge amy berman jackson appeared to take on directly some of the things that paul manafort's defense tried to raise, particularly the idea there was no collusion. she said that coarseed through their defense. she did take in the apology from today, not last week. then she went on to say she didn't really believe it in the sense she was wondering why she didn't get a letter from him expressing remorse. she was wondering why today he was saying he was sorry. essentially implying he was sorry he got caught. after that tongue lashing, excoriating manafort for five or ten minutes, she e

governance of the football association of ireland and a series of revelations about former ceo john delaneys still involved with the fai. after the clean—up, it was aston villa's conor hourihane with a superb free kick that gave ireland the victory. that's two from two for mick mccarthy on his return as ireland manager. let's have quick look at some of the other sports stories making the headlines today. chelsea's millie bright has been recalled by england for next months‘ friendlies against canada and spain. jill scott and jade moore also return from injury. chris froome suffered cuts and bruises in a crash on the second stage of the tour of catalunya. the team sky rider got caught up with two other riders with more than 20 miles to go. he managed to finish, but lost almost 1a minutes to the leaders. the man who stabbed tennis champion petra kvitova in her home in the czech republic has been sentenced to eight years in jail. radim zondra went to her house in december 2016 and attacked the former wimbledon champion. she suffered severe wounds to her left hand, her tennis—playing hand. she r

new coaches who are rebuilding their teams with promising young talent dortmund midfielder thomas delaney believes the future is bright this by day four nil aggregate loss to tottenham. as far as i see it it's through comparable teams in the way we want to play football and the biggest difference may be that tottenham this is three years ahead of us as a team they've been together for a long period. yet we also want to add or to keep the ball squad and we have to play a set that will grow and we will be a better team for. money certainly talks but with time i'm good management it's still possible that blondeness league clubs can return to the top of european football. and have taken action after their humiliating seventy zero loss to manchester city on tuesday coach the money go to desk has been fired disco took over in july twenty seventh c n n. club finished runner up in the bonus league in his first year in charge but schalke are struggling this season sitting in fourteenth place in the league steve has been hired as interim manager it's his third time in charge of the club might both

new coaches who are rebuilding their teams with promising young talent dortmund midfielder thomas delaney believes the future is bright this by day four nil aggregate loss to tottenham. as far as i see it it's still comparable teams in the way we want to play football and the biggest difference may be that tottenham this is three years ahead of us as a team they've been together for a long period. and we we also want to want to keep the ball squad and we have to. play a set that will grow and we will be a better team. money certainly talks but with time i'm good management it's still possible that blunders league clubs can return to the top of european football. as a reminder of story out there lawmakers in britain are focusing on whether to deny the country's departures from the european union the on the twenty ninth of march after be directing a series of amendments m.p.'s are not voting on the main the motion put forward by the government which would us the e.u. to extend the deadline for at least three months. so we have next all d.w. news africa blowing their grounds its entire fleet

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this guy-- john delaney-- do you know who he is? neither do i. just change john delaney to john mulaney. there. ( cheers and applause ) i'd vote for him! as always, i will tell you about the newest 2020 democratic developments in tonight's doin' it donkey style. ( laughter ) ( donkey screams single payer ) first up, you'll recall that last thursday saw yet another hat thrown in the democratic ring, that of former congressman, and man who challenged someone to a fight, and they said yes, which he was "not" expecting, beto o'rourke. well, in the first 24 hours after he declared, "o'rourke raised $6.1 million in first 24d l other 2020ontenders." ooh, bernie must be "rest assured i still have the most pennysaver coupons for a dollar off of prunes, they are a great source of fiber to clean out 99% of my duodenum." but the latest person thinking about jumping in the race has something none of the others have, the code to the white house bathroom, because rumors are swirling that there will soon be an official announcement from former vice president, an

but delaney added he's confident he will be the democrat in the white house come 2021. >>> the justices issued multiple subpoenas to boeing as it looks at deadly crashes of two of boeing 737 max 8's aircraft. this is a big development. >> it all seems to be centering around the boeing 737 max jet. prosecutors have issued multiple subpoenas to get answers from boeing about its process as well as training manuals and procedures it used for pilots. plus we know these subpoenas relate to the marketing of the 737 max jets which, as we know, came through with great urgency since boeing was racing against airbus to get their newest models on the market. in terms of the probe, it's still not clear what criminal issues could be front and center, but we do know as part of the safety analysis for the aircraft, boeing actually presented its own certification procedures to the faa, something called self-certification. and it is completely legal, but it is possible that the statements made during that self-certification process, perhaps that could be under scrutiny. but really, john, overall this cr

delaney, i have probably leaving out somebody, but it is ramping up. the domination process involves both primaries and caucuses across the country. they are different animals. i think the iowa caucus, because it is first, is a proving ground. february 3 is the scheduled date. it could move depending on what other states do. it has moved in the past, as other states have tried to move their primaries and caucuses forward. but february 3, 2020, is the scheduled date. of apeople say it is sort fluke that iowa leads off the process. the caucuses were around but nobody took advantage of them when the governor figured out, we can use this system to our advantage. they were here in iowa. and they seized on this, and part of it was these caucuses, which start early, people would take care of the usual party business. a lot of people would leave, and they encouraged a lot of mcgovern supporters to stay, and then they elected delegates and they elected george mcgovern instead of delegates for other candidates. since then people saw what happened and how it work

and joe biden is ahead of the pack, vermont senator trails with 20% and another candidate john delaney you think about that? we live in this age where you can't talk about gender, is it okay to say someone is too old? >> i don't think any of these people are too old to be president, i think the president should be whoever the american people want to be their leader. that's the criteria, that's all that matters. i don't think people should be telling the american people someone based on their age is unqualified to be the president, that's something the american people can decide. >> martha: when you look at some of these people for instance the chairman jested the biggest deal in his life and he's in a later age group than they are. i think age is a number. some people are very old when they're 60. >> it's a stupid conversation to have. >> martha: you're going to hear a lot of it's because people look at ronald reagan, they look at all the people who were in their 70s and they say this is a factor for somebody shouldn't be able to run but i think you are right, i think the american peop

intelligence and security reporter, ken delaney. i want to start with you, ken. you have done a lot of reportering on what according to the existing rules the attorney general is meant to do with this report once he gets it. we will have an interesting discussion about the rules versus the law versus tradition and practice. fundamentally, what's the bare minimum that's going to happen? >> the rules say he is going to make a report to congress, but scholars disagree on what that report should say. some people say he only has to report where the attorney general blocked him and not on any aspect of the investigation. others think they have to in make a minimal report on the decisions not to prosecute. the rules do not envision a broad narrative were written in conflict with the independent conflict counsel. they thought there was too much information disclosed. a huge report on the conflict. these ruleless were designed to make sure that doesn't happen again. now people are demanding answers. james comby is making the case for why they need more transparency. a lot

descending on texas this weekend for the south by southwest festival, including former representative john delaney, representative tulsi gabbard, senator amy klobuchar, and mayor pete buttigieg, all there as well as the democrat who has yet to announce his 2020 ambitions, former congressman beto o'rourke. he took to the stage last hour to introduce his documentary, "running with beto." and while many festival-goers are there to watch his film, they're also there to see if he officially launches his presidential campaign. cnn correspondent leyla santi o assistant yag go there. >> reporter: a lot of folks excited about the documentary that will be on the screen called "running with beto" in which they will take a look back at his run for the senate. while people are here excited about seeing this documentary, about talking to the former congressman outside of this theatre and even in the theatre, the focus is on that big question, will he run to become the next u.s. president. we know he's been pretty quiet on social media over the last week, but he has been pretty active in terms of e-mailing his s

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joining me now nbc white house correspondent, kristin welker and nbc intelligence and supporter ken delaney've seen the response from sarah sanders. >> obviously, they've been braced for this and gearing up, expanding the white house counsel's office. any hint as to how they're going to respond? >> andry a you'ea, you're absol right. they've been bracing for this since the midterm elections because we knew if democrats would take over the house which is what happened that they would be doing exactly this. so they have been preparing for this moment. the question becomes what will they do? i think there's no doubt that they're going to try to claim executive privilege on some of this information. we've seen that in the past and so it will be surprising if they didn't take this course moving forward, but the question is, of course, that covers the folks in the white house. what about the people outside of the white house? for his part, we've seen the strategy so far from president trump to escalate his attacks over the weekend on twitter calling this presidential harassment and then lashing o

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i'm joined by pete williams, kelly o'donnell, ken delaney, and staff writer for "the atlantic." we have a lot of great people. i start with pete williams who has been leading our reporting charge. walk us through what happened today or what didn't happen. what it means for tomorrow. >> what happened today largely was out of public view. it was bill barr at the justice department with rod rosenstein who has been supervising the mueller investigation. finishing their review of the report and discussing and probably drafting what it is they can make public. i think you characterize it just exactly right. we're sort of halfway between the point last night when it was made public and the point tomorrow night when we're going to get our first insight into what the mueller report concluded or as barr said in his letter to congress on friday, the principal conclusions. i, ari, think you have exactly characterized what it is the letter said we're going get. because in the paragraph -- i mean, the e letter yesterday did several things. it fulfilled the statutory obligations that the attor

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he's down there with inslee and delaney and castro and bullock. but i wonder, am i living in the 20th century, or do people still look for a presidential candidate they would want to have to bear with and is that the guy we just saw there? >> i think after president trump apartmen 's election, a lot of democrats changed the paradigm there. they don't care if that person can have a beer with them or somebody they can be friends it. they want somebody who can win. that's the only thing i hear, who can beat trump. >> but to win, do you have to have that personality, adrian? >> well, i think it's important and i think what happened -- what we saw last night with pete -- i always mess up his name, that was a moment. he had what we call a moment in politics. it's really hard to breakthrough when you have 15 or 20 people running in a democratic primary. but he had a moment last night. i think you're going to see a lot more of that coming from him. he's a rising star in our party. whether he does well in 2020, we'll see. he has a bright future. >> the dat

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week when my guest will be democratic presidential candidate and former maryland congressman john delaneyl streetjournal at large. thank you very much, indeed, for joining us. have a great weekend. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening. the most of anticipated event of the trump presidency to date. breaking news. the long national nightmare is ending after nearly two years. special council robert mueller's investigation is over. mueller not recommending any more indictments. attorney general barr sending a letter to the house and senate judiciary committees informing them that the special counsel's report is u