john delaney, thank you butha please saway." what do you say to that? >> my reaction to that was, i was disappointed at the level of intolerance that is in part of the party. for someone to say that you have no basis of running cause you don't support a specific policy proposal, i think, is the definition of intolerance. >> is that good or bad for the democratic party? >> it's terrible. it's obviously terrible.he this should beattle of ideas. >> is she bad for the party? >> i don't think she's bad for the party. right? she brings a unique perspective and a lo energy, obviously, so in that way, she's great for the party. but i think we have to be a tolerant party. atif you think about the gss of america, the exceptionalism of america, which i buy into, it's about this battle of ideas. >> yeah. >> it's about the free market great ideas. and in some ways, when you say, "hey, you don't agree with my ideas, so get out of theace," you're rejecting all of that. >> what's bettercare?ar >> betteis universal healthcare. in other words, everyone gets basic healthc

for one thing, they kept on giving so much time to johndy l delaney. >> congressman delaney, your response >> congressman delaney, i'm coming to you now. >> seth: he's polling within the margin of error. he's not going to win. it's like going to maroon 5 concert and adam levine kept going, all right, time for another "jump" solo. it was also tim ryan, who for some reason, always seemed surprised when they tossed him a question >> i want to go to congressman ryan and turn to the subject of north korea >> i mean, my goodness, he looked like a long haul trucker desperately fighting to stay away 130 miles to tulsa maybe if i take off one shoe [ laughter e [ laughter ] ultimately, this was a deeply substantive debate that showcased genuine differences between the candidates on key policy questions no matter what you think of any them, one of them is going to go up against a guy whose slogan is basically -- >> i know nothing. [ cheers and applause >> seth: we'll be right back with more "late night," everybody. we'll be right back with more "late night," everybody. the whole production is on my s

[cheering] let's bring in the national press secretary for delaney.is your response to that exchange that we just played? >> listen, i don't understand what lou gorn is so scared to have a sensible debate. what we need to do is a countries talk about why medicare for all is the wrong path forward. medicare for all was triply hundred 50 million americans from health insurance that they like. while congressman delaney has said is we should put for the closing of america's choices. choices seem to be what senator sanders and warren are scared of. let's have an honest debate. >> read the press release, michael, in terms of increase in fundraiser for john delaney i did not see a dollar tag to it, if you want to enlighten us and does john really need the money? isn't he the second richest candidate up there besides tom steyer? >> we can thank the president of the d&c for adding this 130,000 donor crime which has now caused activists of the party to kind of take over where the conversation worth having but i can report you now that there's 2000 percent incre

is it john delaney?i think that's jay inslee. >> jinkies, are you sure that's not john hickenlooper? >> there's someone named hickenlooper running? >> it could be tim ryan. >> who? >> i think it's michael bennet. >> roo? >> if you just let me to talk, i'll tell you. om no, this is what we do. we want to solve the mystery. >> wait, it's seth moulton. >> is that a real person? >> joe sestak, maybe. >> is that tom steyer? >> who? >> there's, like, too many ryneric middle-aged white guys, man. >> this is humiliating. ont me just tell you. >> no, no, no. we will get this before the credits roll. >> is it steve bulloc-- >> it's "the late show with stephen colbert." plus, stephen welcomes jeff daniels and katy tur and jacob soboroff featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: wooo! live, baby! >> stephen: wooo! thank you, my friend. hello! hello, all my dear friend. good to see you out there.

>> well, so, how does john delaney actually tackle that reality, right? beduse here you are in a fi with 23, 24 other candidates, the vast majority ofhich are vastly more progressive than you are. how do you get elected? >> well, i think i follow don fowler's advice, by the way, who's still a great active democrat. that was 1991. bill clinton came a year later, running as the type of candidate that don fowler was talking about. and that's, in many ways, the s nd of candidate i am. i'm running on issat matter broadly to the american people. when i'm out cpaigning, i talk about fixing healthcare, i talk about lowering pharmaceutical prices, i talk about building infrastructure. what i say to iowa cauers is, you should nominate someone who you think can win iowa. because barack obama won iowa by 10 points. donald trump won iowa by 9. last ection cycle, iowa flipped two house seats.m- >>m. >> gained four house seats, two of them they flipped. so, iowans understand much better than most democrats actually around the country what it takes to win in a general el

before that, congressman delaney and bernie sanders. we begin today in michigan where the first of the two nights of the presidential primary debates are taking place. we are going to ann arbor, to el-sayed, dr. abdul and in 20 he founded the political action committee southpaw michigan to help elect other progressive candidates in michigan. withr., they started health care. your response? >> that is the place to start. i spent the last 18 months of my life talking to people about the issues that they talk about with their families at the dinner table. there is no doubt that folks suffering from chronic diseases, they are frustrated with the private health insurance system that is just not working for them. instead it is working for the ceo's, who are making tens of millions of dollars a year on a system that is intended to squeeze profits out of people who are sick. that is not working. if we do not have real solutions to that problem, the question has to be, what are we doing here? of some of the moderate democratic candidates, they k

delaney is the only one that made sense.amedn't attack trump, he out with his first statement but i don't know how this country is going to get better if we have more trillion dollars. i know trump is not doing the best in the world but in the last three months i made $12,000 in my 401(k). no one has ever done that for me. host: what do you do for a living? caller: i work. right now i am on vacation. companyor an employment and unemployment is the lowest it has ever been. that is on. it is rare -- that is on. -- that is odd. that is rare. it is unbelievable. not since 1969 if we had that kind of unemployment. host: george in florida, independent. jerome in california, republican. caller: good morning. -- the gentleman who called in earlier and said what has that president done to hurt me, well he is a man with no integrity and less compassion for the american public. he has stolen, lied and cheated the american public. he only passed one bill and that is the tax cut. everything else he has done has been through the edict of

lot of is john delaney did?edia entry was changed so his death date was this evening. that was one of her finest moments. steve bullock on stage was the best-performing centrist, bringing his story and having -- he was been able to do in terms of expansion of medicaid, working with republicans, that is an incredibly important story for us to be telling but at the end of the day this format doesn't work. we really need to see bernie and warren, joe biden and kamala harris and the people democrats are going to be choosing between. >> next tomorrow night another batch of candidates includes those you mentioned, former vice president biden and senator harris and as we look ahead to the next debate that field is going to narrowing there may be more head the head matchups with these different philosophies. in the meantime i want to look at another fox news number, which party would do a better job on healthcare? there was an anonymous a lot of time spent tonight talking about healthcare, democrats get 50%. they among

john delaney mixing it up.h warren, watch this. >> i took on wall street and ceos and their lobbyists and lawyers and beat them. democrats win when we figure out what is right and we get out and fight for it. >> democrats win when we run on real solutions, not impossible promises. when we run on things that are workable. >> don't understand why anybody goes to the trouble of running for president of the united states just to talk about what we can't do and shouldn't fight for. >> reporter: there was expectation that you would have fireworks between sanders and warren. that did not happen leases moment that stood out, tim ryan lecturing sanders to stop yelling. there was a moment when mayor pete stood out saying having been a veteran in afghanistan he would -- we heard about immigration, we knew that would be a big part of it. listen to former montana governor steve bullock talking about playing into the president's hands on that issue. >> would you decriminalize illegal border crossings? >> the point is not abo

it's delaney. he's not a trump fan or anything like that but he's clearly not in sync with the rest of the democratic field or the rest of the democratic party. i've got to tell you something, laura. let me go out on a limb. i think i may end up abandoning president trump this next election cycle. i'm going to stand with marianne. she captured me tonight. i lit a candle. i stroked a crystal. i sat back and decided to take a yoga pose and chant. i could feel the love. [laughter] it's an interesting stage. i think she's the one who stands out more than anybody else. every member where i first met her. it was at woodstock, that's where it was. >> laura: were you there? i would pay to see that. rudy, wouldn't you pay to see huck at woodstock? >> i don't think he will number this but in 2007 when we were debating, one time i went up to him and i said you better drop out because you are the only one who keeps me awake during the debate. he had the best sense of humor. that guy is unbelievable. the realit

>> delaney's my least favorite by far. >> reporter: why?hink he has the solutions that america needs now. >> reporter: did anyone turn you off? >> i wouldn't say that. there are people i would not miss if they're gone. >> reporter: did anything stick out during this debate? >> i never heard from steve bullock before. he was kind of interesting. >> i wouldn't say anyone impressed me in terms of becoming my candidate. i appreciated that marianne williamson was making a little more sense this evening. >> marianne williamson. tonight like, yeah. like i know she was oprah's like spiritual adviser, and i really appreciate just really a candidate talking about dark forces at work. i was like, whoa, like she actually said that in the debate. >> we have communities, particularly communities -- >> reporter: now in addition to looking forward to tonight's second round of debates, there's something else that everyone i spoke to at this pub is looking forward to -- fewer candidates. they think that they will start to be called out in the months ahead. t

delaney is the only one that made sense. camedn't attack trump, he out with his first statement but i don't know how this country is going to get better if we have more trillion dollars. i know trump is not doing the best in the world but in the last three months i made $12,000 in my 401(k). no one has ever done that for me. host: what do you do for a living? caller: i work. right now i am on vacation. companyor an employment and unemployment is the lowest it has ever been. that is on. it is rare -- that is on. -- that is odd. that is rare. it is unbelievable. not since 1969 if we had that kind of unemployment. host: george in florida, independent. jerome in california, republican. caller: good morning. -- the gentleman who called in earlier and said what has that president done to hurt me, well he is a man with no integrity and less compassion for the american public. he has stolen, lied and cheated the american public. he only passed one bill and that is the tax cut. everything else he has done has been through the edict o

i just managed to capture the exact moments when john delaney new.e made a really good point. we are out of time. have a good day. >> if are going to force americans to make these radical changes every credible poll i have seen. has been beating donald trump. we are more worried about winning an argument that an election. if we embrace a conservative agenda they're gonna there they were to bs conservative

but the reality is, they got cornered and it delaney no chance. he helped us a lot tonight by cornering them. think of the idea of letting anybody over the border who wants to come in. ms-13, the cartels and the terrorists must've been applauding tonight. because of these other people can come in, they can come in with them. they will never know they're here and then i will go kill people in new york where they happen to have killed a few too many people. >> laura: let's get mark penn on this. mark, i'm just fascinated. longtime democrat pollster. you watch this tonight. the two big dogs on the stage were bernie, who had tota be tod not to shout at least once, and warren, who got into a war of words with a couple of the more moderate folks. we will get into that. just your take on how this all plays in the real world, which is america. i think a lot of this debate doesn't actually apply to america. it's like if. they are running for a prime minister of sweden this would make sense. some of these concepts it would make sense. but in america they ar

on the left side john hickenlooper, john delaney and steve bullock. the podium positions for the night of tuesday, july 30th. here's the candidates will be debating wednesday, july 31st. let's go to the left side of the screen. you can michael ben net, kirsten gillibrand, julian castro. center part of the screen, cory booker, joe biden, kamala harris, andrew yang, and on the right part of the screen, tulsi gabbard, jay inslee and bill de blasio. once again the podium positions for wednesday, july the 31st. >> so booker, biden, harris, discuss. >> i would see joe biden in between backer and harris. the two that were most aggressively complaining about his remarks about the segregationists. cory booker is what launched that after joe biden made those remarks and kamala harris followed through. there's joe biden standing right between the two that actually created a real problem for joe biden and had to respond to that. >> so if are you in joe biden's camp tonight and you're planning over the next two weeks, what is your, i mean, the pundits over here. >

saying we have so slowdown, delaney did it. he has enough self funding. >> that rich from practicing law in new jersey. >> god less america. >> the other john hickenlooper. that is not what got -- kamala harris up 10, talking about busing. what is the lesson, stay super left on economics not come out forcibly for it go straight to social issues. >> does president, an articulate forcforceful, -- >> kamala harris is one of the weakest candidates. >> why is she three. >> she had a good debate performance, she beat up joe biden, that is all the she is get a bonus from, i don't think she has any competition with president. >> warren and samed sanders get 28% of vote, there is a limit to democratic socialism, kamala harris has access more. >> program spoiler, michigan congressman amash, who just lift republican party. will congressman amash jump to 2020 race as a libertarian, i will ask him tomorrow night, when he joins me mere for his interview on fox. at 9:00 eastern. the panel returns later but first, trump pushing for the citizen

i just managed to capture the exact moments when john delaney new. i still think he made a really good point. we are out of time. have a good day. >> if are going to force americans to make these radical changes every credible poll i have seen. has been beating donald trump. we are more worried about winning an argument that an election. if we embrace a conservative agenda they're gonna there they were to bs conservative socialist. i wonder why you are democrats. you seem to think there is something on about using the instrument -- instruments of government to help people. >> when we run on things that are not economics. >> i get a little bit tired of democrats afraid of big ideas so don't tell me that we cannot take on the fossil fuel industry. all i'm saying as. >> live from new york city it is the post game show. the longer the event went the louder bernie sanders went. >> he was not happy about that. he is is the energy he also has the anger. i don't think america needs to be angrier. when they ask him. you are the youngest one he is oldest one.

we heard that from bullock, from i c hickenlooper, from john delaney.na voters, are they going to believe this idea we're going to have health care for all, we're going to have free college when these are people who haven't gotten a raise in 30 years, or they live in a town where there's no new opportunities? >> i think voters like ideals and big visions. i think that's one of the reasons trump touched a nerve. he's like, i'm going to paint a picture of a very different country, and if that resonates for you, you will vote for me. i don't think -- >> they had the rug pulled out from under them with big ideas, no? >> they do. i'm not saying elizabeth warren or bernie sanders would actually be able to get all their big ideas through congress, but i do think that on some level the voters want a visionary in the white house rather than the technocrat. i think we learned that in the last election. they might say, oh, you want to make big changes in the world, so i won't vote for you, i'll vote for someone more realistic. that is true, but that is a clear vis

what do you say to congressman delaney? >> you're wrong. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] right now we have a dysfunctional health care system, 87 million uninsured or underinsured, $500,000, 500,000 americans every year going bankrupt because of medical bills, 30,000 people dying while the health care industry makes tens of billions of dollars in profit. five minutes away from here, john, is a country. it's called canada. they guarantee health care to every man, woman, and child as a human right -- >> i'm right about this. we can create a universal health care system to give everyone basic look for free. and i have a proposal to do it. we don't having to around and be the party of subtraction and telling half the country who has private health insurance that their health insurance is illegal. my dad, the union electrician, loved the health care he got from the ibw. he would never want someone to take that away. >> let's be clear about this -- we are the democrats. we are not about trying to take away health care from anyone. that's

what do you say to congressman delaney? the last debate he said the politicians that aren't supporting medicare for all simply lack the will to fight for it. you do not support medicare for all. is senator warren correct, you don't fight? ms. williamson, how do you we spond to the criticism from senator warren that you're not willing to fight for medicare for all. >> i don't know if senator warren said that about me specifically. >> trevor: cnn you catty bitch. the questions might be pick three people on the stage. sounds like any moment they were act to go, by the way, elizabeth, did you notice klobuchar stole your look? just saying, just saying. and look don't get me -- i'm not saying cnn wanted to fight to gin up the raising. it was suspicious when they lowered the cage over the stage. and i don't know if it was cnn or if it was the format of the night, but bernie sanders in particular, he seemed ready to throw down. >> jake, your question is the republican's talking point. >> what do you say to congressman delaney? >> y

of -- is john delaney dead?pedia entry was changed to his death date was this evening. i was deftly one of her finest moments. i was happy to see if steve bolick on the stage. i thought that he was the best performing centrist. i think bringing his story, having won in a trump 25 plus state, what he has been able to do there, in terms of extension of medicaid, working with republicans, i think that is an incredibly important story for us to be telling, but at the end of the day, the format just doesn't work, and we really need to see bernie and warren with joe biden and kamala harris, the people but frankly democrats are going to be choosing between. >> shannon:ho yeah, so tomorrow night, obviously another batch of candidates that includes those you mentioned, former vice president biden, kamala harris. as we look at the next debate, the field is going to narrow, there may be matchups of these different philosophies. in the meantime, i want to look at a different fox news poll mach number, which party would do i

delaney. >> thank you, brian.ernie was hitting every industry there was and attacking them. he was going after the health industry and everything, the fossil fuel, then he went after you personally for being in the health industry and said he made money off you. >> i created thousands of jobs and i actually financed thousands of health care providers, including rural hospitals, and helped them deliver care. i mean, senator sanders is a socialist in many ways. he doesn't like the private economy. i'm going to stand up because i believe in entrepreneurianism, i believe in capital industry, but he wants health care to be non-profit. whats th what's that saying to physicians and people who have engaged in for-profit health care running -- >> do you think he's more of a socialist tonight than usual? >> i think he came off as not liking the private economy. let's leave it at that. >> he accused jake tapper, who i think did a great job tonight, of using a republican talking point. isn't a republican talking point to ask

speaking of john delaney, no one is.gh which is why his staff, earlier this month, sat down with him and told him to r. you know you're in trouble when your campaign staff holds an intervention. "dear congressman delaney, when you run for president, it makes me feel... sad. ( laughter ) it hurt me when you polled at 0%, and my parents asked if my job was made up. ( laughter ) love, scott in digital." and there are some early warning signs oi out there. the campaigns just released expense reports, and we learned that john delaney spent $699 on cake. "gah! everyone on my staff said i should drop out. and the icing on my cake says, 'quit.' i'm still going to eat it. gah!" but this delaney story isn't the saddest thing you will hear this week, because donald trump jr. wrote a book. yeah. it's going to be released in november, and it's called "triggered." from what little we know, the book of touch on don jr.'s experience working on construction sites with his father. (as don jr.) "i still remember those grueling days playing

john delaney's not a moderate democrat.s a gerald ford republican. >> of the moderates, just to zoom in on them for a minute, i counted one, two, three, four, five, you can say six if you include buttigieg who's more on the moderate side than -- he's sort of in the middle but he's kind of moderate. they have to narrow that down. they can't all go into battle to be the moderate versus biden. so did any of them versus each other -- as you said, john delaney was the most conservative. steve bullock, we've just seen them for the first time. did any of them jump off the page for you? >> no. absolutely not. these are people who are polling at zero percent. their margin of error is negative five. i thought the people -- and i felt -- the people i felt worse for were the people sort of in the middle, which is amy klobuchar and beto o'rourke. i thought pete buttigieg did a great -- i thought he had the best debate he's had. we've only had two. but i thought he was much more commanding than he was in miami. but at the same time he's

i also saw big sort of bro grip between hickenlooper and delaney. okay. i took that in.ing to be any static from the two of them. so the personal vibe of what maybe might not be in camera shot very interesting to clean when they walk out. >> very quickly, do you think the democrats should have spent more time focused on president trump last night? >> no. not necessarily. i think it was an opportunity for them to distinguish themselves on their issues. it was pretty highbrow. it was pretty substantive. and i think the conversation on health care while necessary and i don't mean to minimize the importance, it really was in the weeds. and i wonder how much of that is discernible by the audience watching at home. >> michael smerconish, great to have your -- >> i'm caffeinated. can you tell? unintentionally so. i'm shot out of a cannon today. >> that's why i've been talking about this for weeks. you have to delineate between caffeinated and noncaffeinated. the first that requires labeling of caffeinated coffee. >>> it's a high stakes night for joe biden as we've been discussi

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john delaney, searched on google, he could make a jump up. he needs to if he's going to get the third debate in september. finally the point i looked at was elizabeth warren. she had the most talking time of any candidate on the stage, and then she had this slab back of delaney. take a listen. >> i think democrats win when we run on real solutions, not impossible promises. when we run on things that are workable, not fairy tale economics. >> i don't know why anybody goes to the trouble of running for president of the united states just to talk about about what we can't do and shouldn't fight fo for. i don't get it. >> got a lot of applause and laughs. the last thing is marianne williamson. in miami, she had very little time on the stage, talking time. yet we saw her numbers bump up in new hampshire in particular. tonight she had a lot more time, marianne williamson did, she's now the number one searched candidate from this debate on google. she is trending on twitter. i would not be surprised to see marianne williamson, the author, who talks

delaney. they didn't get talked about.d your message is new green deal doesn't work. forget it. medicaid for all will never happen. that's not working in iowa. these folks have to rethink the campaign. that's why i think it will end quickly for the candidates. that was instructive that there was no oxygen for any other candidates beside warren and sanders. warren did a great job tonight. i loved it on the medicare for all. she talked about that. and the individual. she humanized it. made it personal. that's what separated her. >> also the word that one person used. fighter. which on the stage even if you're not agreeing with ideas of hers. she has what voters are saying an energy and fight to her. that they're not seeing in other people. >> people want to see somebody to take on trump. and want to see someone lead the party with stamina, vigor and new ideas. she was impressive sitting here. if you agree or not. golly, give it a try. what the heck. same old stuff ain't working. let's go. it's exciting. >> excitement. it's e

delaney says it's not true. asked me to drop out of the race and i have no plans to drop out of the race. john delaney joining me now from boston. okay, so you say there's no truth to the story. where do you think it's coming from? >> you know, i don't know. i'm not sure where it's coming from. but i intend to find out, let's put it that way. but no one on my team told me that i should think about dropping out. i have no intentions of dropping out. i'm actually filming a whole bunch of commercials this week. we just bought a new campaign rv which we're having wrapped to roll out in iowa in the next week or the week after. why would i do that if i was going to drop out. it was an incorrect report. they had mathematical errors in the report. they more than doubled what i've spent on the campaign and some speculation about how much the campaign has spent. and so i just think it was an entirely incorrect piece of reporting is how i would describe it. >> so how -- have you considered -- what's your game plan here? ha

what do you say to congressman delaney?w we have a dysfunctional health care system. 87 million uninsured or under insured, 500,000 americans every year going bankrupt because of medical bills. 30,000 people dying while the health care industry makes tens of billions of dollars in profit. five minutes away from here, john, is a country called canada. they guarantee health care to every man, woman and child as a human right. they spend half of what we spend and by the way, when you end up in a hospital in canada, you come out with no bill at all. health care is a human right, not a privilege. i believe that. i will fight for that. >> thank you, senator sanders. congressman delaney. >> i'm right about this. we can create a universal health care system to give everyone basic health care for free, and i have a proposal to do it, but we don't have to go around and be the party of subtraction and telling half the country with private health insurance their health insurance is illegal. my dad the union electrician loved the health

john delaney says no. john hickenlooper says no. pete buttigieg to a degree says no. amy klobuchar, the senator, says no. so they are going to have this moderate incoming. most of these moderates are in trouble. most of the moderates are struggling in the race. which one or what do we expect and which one are we looking to to be most aaggressive? >> i don't know about aggressive, but the path for a moderate in this race isn't just about attacking the folks further to their left. it's hard to see somebody really taking off in this primary with a message of we can't have nice things, we can't go that big. it can't just be a message of caution. i think pete buttigieg is instructive. he's running on a more ideologically moderate message. but there's a vision there about generational change that democrats find interesting. i think it's part of why steve bullock is really a potentially interesting figure on the debate because his profile as the governor -- the sitting governor of a deep red state where he has accomplished some moderately progressive things is sort of intere

what do you say to congressman delaney? >> you're wrong. senior citizens, it will final include dental care, hearing aids and eye glasses. >> you don't know that. >> i do know. i wrote the damn bill. >> i'm not going to support any plan that rips away quality health care from individuals. >> why do we have to be the party of taking something away from people? >> no. we are the democrats. we are not trying to take away health care for anyone. that's what the republicans are trying to do. >> who came out on top in that debate? >> elizabeth warren. i think she came out on top. >> on the issue of health care? >> i think so, yeah. bernie sanders had a good night. he needed a good night. he had a good knight. elizabeth warren has the mophom crisp, coherency message. a lot of that has to do with polling that we are seeing nationally which shows that the democratic base wants a medicare for all option, but they also want a choice to have either a government option for their private insurance. that's actually popular with a lot of republicans as wel

the more i'm joined by our financial market correspondent chelsea delaney in france the chelsea how did the easy rate decision go down on the floor. i think investors don't really know what to make of this of this decision so the initial reaction was pretty uniformly dovish so we saw stocks rise we saw the euro lower we fall german new record low but then as mario draghi started to see sort of the perception of this change so he declined to give specifics about how much they expected by when they were start quantitative easing he sort of stepped around some of the specific logistics of of what this easing program is going to be and so we've definitely seen a change in the market reaction if you will if you look behind me you can see this huge selloff we've seen in stocks so investors are are sort of seeing this as not of as a initially thought and certainly what we see behind you somewhat nearest german business confidence right now we just keeps falling. and marge argue was asked about this several times during his press conference the data out of germany and pretty pretty bad this wee

let's get back to delaney.berly, when we get on that topic, look, you heard my allusion here and the reason why i wanted to bring it forward to john delaney on this sunday, one of my early reporting stories was on rodney king. when we see some of the open wounds that existed from then through ferguson, through new york and garner, these are things that have not been healed. when we see this sort of discussion happening from the office of the presidency, if you are a critic of dealing with this, well, you are saying, this isn't what should be said. why are we throwing more gasoline on something that's still hurting? >> yeah. i think it's clear that the democratic nominees cannot ignore race, they cannot ignore its place in this debate. it's going to be front and center from now through november and beyond. they have to address it head on. not only did the last week bring up some painful episodes in recent history, like you brought up, they're going to be in detroit. that's the blackest city in the country. it's

was that investment in prime really worth it for amazon a financial market correspondent chelsea delaney had this to say these investments that amazon is making they're really long term investments it's investments into things like warehouses and it new workers into training into sort of the infrastructure that underpins this whole private system we did see the c.f.o. of amazon say yesterday that they are seeing some early benefits of this. they saw a slight acceleration in north american sales a little bit stronger international sales they always point. to this prime day where it's always a record but they say it's another record survey but they are saying that they're seeing the benefits but he also said you know this is sort of a shock to the system the size of this investment is it's really it's going to take a while it's going to take us a few quarters to really see how it plays out a financial market correspondent see delaney talking to us and now to some other global business stories making the news. the u.s. economy failed to live up to donald trump's promises of 3 percent growth

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congressman delaney? >> could you repeat the question?test geopolitical threat to the understand. >> right now. congressman delaney? >> the biggest geopolitical challenge is china. but the biggest geopolitical threat remains nuclear weapons. those are different questions. >> totally get it. go ahead. governor inslee? >> the biggest threat to the security of the united states is donald trump. there is no question. >> congresswoman gabbard? >> the greatest? >> greatest geopolitical threat. >> the greatest threat we face is the fact we're at a greater risk of nuclear war today than ever in history. >> two threats, economic threat china, but our major threat right now is what is going on in the mid east with iran if we don't get our act together. >> slimmer than what we've been going here, one or two words. >> our existential threat is climate change. we have to confront it before it's too late. >> senator warren? >> climate change. >> senator booker? >> nuclear proliferation and climate change. >> secretary castro? >> china and climate chang

the other half are, like, who's john delaney? like, he's the candidate, we're working for him.ught it was hickenlooper! no, that's the other guy. ( laughter ) i do feel bad for him because more than anyone else, your campaign staff are supposed to be the one group of people who believe in your potential and never give up on you. having your campaign staff to tell you to throw in the towel is like going to your therapist and he says, i don't know, dude, sounds like to me you're going to die alone. really? you don't think anyone could love me? no, man, your shit is real bad. that's it for the headlines. let's move on to our top story. ( cheers and applause ) our main story takes place in sweden. it's the scanned new haven country best known for meatballs, democratic socialism and the sexiest cars on the planet. look at that safety, huh? so sexy, the safety is so sexy, you will crash your car and survive. you will never get an s.t.d. because no one will ever get in your car! mm-mmm, that's sexy to me. now there was something else putting sweden on the map and this time not good. >

. >> what do you say to congressman delaney? >> you're wrong. >> i think if we're going to force americans to make these radical changes, they're not going to go along. throw your hands up. but you have -- >> congressman delaney, i'm coming to you now. your estimated net workt worth is more than $65 million. that would make you subject to senator warren's proposed tax cuts on the richest 75,000 homes or so. >> thank you, senator sanders. congressman, your response? >> i would just say, i didn't say we couldn't get there until 2040, bernie. you don't have to yell. >> if you think any of this wonkiness is going to deal with this dark psychic force of the collectivized hatred that this president is bringing up in this country, then i'm afraid that the democrats are going to see some very dark days. >> all right. let's talk about all of this with sarah isker and michael eric dyson. i love the concentrated version of the debate. all the moments. >> that's it. >> none of the blander parts in between. so this is, though, very important

. >> what are you saying to congressman delaney? >> you're wrong. >> the moderates questioning their electability with their progressive agenda and slamming their key proposal, medicare for all. >> i'm saying the policies of this notion you're going to take private insurance away from 180 million americans who many don't want to get rid of it, many of them do want to get rid of it but some don't. you might as well-fedx t fed ex election to donald trump. >> it covers all health care needs for senior citizens. it will finally include dental care, hearing aids and eyeglasses. second of all -- >> warren and sanders appeared united. >> i think democrats win on uniting real solution, when we run on things workable not fairy tail economics. >> i don't understand why anybody goes to all the trouble of running for president of the united states just to talk about what we really can't do and shouldn't fight for. >> to win this election and defeat donald trump, which by the way in my view is not going to be easy, we need to have a campaign of

that's what delaney was saying. there isn't enough tax dollars that's going to come from the very wealthy that can be redistributed and it's going to hit the middle class. >> let's be fair, the democrats on that stage last night and on the stage tonight agree about on 95% of the issues. and as we saw in the 2008 debate and now, you're going at the 5% to 10% you disagree on. to me, the fundamental debate that's happening in the democratic party right now is how far do you go on change? and so the bernie sanders and elizabeth wearrens want to push the policy. you end up having more the prag pragmatists. joe lieberman is not running. the delaneys, all these people are democrats in good standing. but they are taking a more pragmatic approach. they see the current politics and the current order in the united states senate and say this is as far as change can go. this is how i want to push it. you're seeing the bernie sanders and elizabeth warrens want so much more than that. >> steve bullock, who was elected three times

the damned bill elizabeth warren also was very sharp with a number of her responses to a rival john delaney one of her rivals said he didn't want to be the party of taking things away by taking away private health care she snapped we're democrats we're not taking anything away why are you using republican talking points and then again when delaney challenge her on something else she said i don't know why anyone would run for president and go through all that trouble just to tell us what we can't do and what we shouldn't fight for so these were people who really understood that this was a time to break through or get out of the race and if you look at twitter you get a lot of positive responses from democrats for elizabeth warren she really dominated much of the time bernie sanders also had his strong points but he didn't jump in 8 in the same way and their policies are very similar so in a way they're rivals even though they didn't go after each other but that the real debate may be tomorrow night that's when joe biden the former vice president has to stand between 2 of his greatest critics

they don't exactly know which one delaney is.they need to try to have a moment where they break through, but they want to break through for the right reasons. they want to make sure that they have something substantive to say and that lasts. the way i'll put this is you want to keep this into context. kamala harris is still trying to get her name known. she's one of the top tier candidates. she's still in the phase of trying to introduce herself to people. someone like marianne williamson may have some name recognition, but is she someone who is going to be remembered and remembered in a substantive way? some of these low tier candidates like tim ryan and john hickenlooper wanting to be remembered for what they believe and make it last. >> and that is marianne williamson behind the podium as she does her walk-through ahead of tonight's first night of debating. jeff, joe biden, he's not going to be on the stage tonight. do you think he's going to be there in spirit? will candidates be focusing on him? >> i think there's no questio

congressmanjohn delaney has experience in the healthcare industry.told sanders that sanders' plan as it is won't pay for itself because medicare pays 80% of the cost, private insurance subsidizes the rest of the 20%. so without private insurance there isn't anyone to cover the extra cost of medicare for all. >> i've done the math. doesn't add up. >> maybe you did that and made money out of healthcare. our job is to run a nonprofit healthcare system. furthermore, when we say $500 billion a year, by ending all of the incredible complexities that are driving every american crazy, trying to deal with the health insurance companies, they will be better off. >> you have a chance to respond. >> the math is wrong. that's all i'm saying. >> the question is why do we have to be so extreme. why can't we give everyone healthcare as a right and allow them to have choice. i'm starting to think this is not about healthcare, this is an anti-private sector strategy. >> we're going to move on. >> reporter: warren and sanders support decriminalizing illegal immigration

that's what john delaney said. this is a business. and somebody shouted it's not. who doesn't think dollars and product are not a business? i don't know. i've got to let you go. second round tonight. thank you, congresswoman. >> thank you, good to be with you. >> harris: interesting to hear another democrat talking about that. more fireworks expected tonight. joe biden, senator kamala harris, such a go for a rematch on the debate stage. remember, the vice president said he's not going to be polite to her. what does that even mean? plus, 114 house lawmakers are now in favor of starting impeachment proceedings against president trump. is it too late for speaker nancy pelosi to stop the momentum? house minority leader, and on more topics, kevin mccarthy joins me next. keep watching. ♪ so many of you who have served our country honorably. whether it was two years, fours years, or nearly thirty-two years like myself. one of the benefits that we as a country give our veterans is a va mortgage benefit that lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. so if you need mo