i sued donald trump. enthal versus trump and we're continuing that litigation and we've watched himself enrich during his presidency in a way that is unprecedented in recent history, maybe in the history of our country but there are strong safeguards in this bill and he would have to blatantly and clearly violate the law in a way that i think would cause outrage. i hope on both sides. i would emphasize these constraints on his doing so are bipartisan as is the entire bill, and the two packages before it also were bipartisan. i think the prohibition and checks and oversights, the inspector general as well as the oversight panel that will be appointed by congress will offer a lot of protection against abuses by donald trump or by the executives who may be enriched. >> senator richard blumenthal thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, we'll be joined by one of the "new york times" reporters that deliver that tragic report i quoted at the beginning what is happening at elm hurst hospital

donald trump didn't shut down anything. and so donald trump cannot reopen anything. donald trump is not in charge here. the governors are in charge. and that is good news and that includes republican governors who have shut down their states. governor gavin newsom, whose state controls more economic activity than any other state, and has more people than any other state, the governor of california will not be listening to anything donald trump says about when gavin newsom should begin returning california to normal. governor andrew cuomo of new york has more coronavirus cases in his state than any other state, and in the biggest city in his state, governor cuomo has a street named wall street. and it will be andrew cuomo and not donald trump who decides when new york state and new york city and wall street get back to normal. and luckily for new york, andrew cuomo is smart enough to not listen to a word donald trump says about that. but andrew cuomo has said publicly many times that he is guided by the medical professionals including dr. anthony fauci, who was not pr

people will die in america because of donald trump's easter vision. and they won't all be trump followers because we are all in this infection pool together, and if donald trump encourages people to take risks that get them infected, we are not immune. from the infected trump followers. so donald trump's encouragement of recklessness today is just more encouragement for the sane people of america, the majority, to stay in their homes and not interact with anyone outside of their homes. in other words, it is more encouragement for new york and california and all the other locked down states to remain locked down. california and new york produce almost 25% of the gross national product of the united states of america. 25% of our economy tonight is under the control of the governor of california, gavin newsom and the governor of new york andrew cuomo and today new york saw a spike in its reported numbers of coronavirus cases. new york's rate is now doubling every three days. today governor cuomo made it very clear there will be no packed churches in the s

donald trump is related to. they were not a church-going family before donald trump became a politician and they're not now. when he showed his dream of packed churches with the fox interviewer, the interviewer didn't ruin the delivery of that piece of propaganda by asking the president what church he would be attending on easter sunday. there aren't going to be packed churches in the neighborhood where donald trump grew up in borough of queens in new york city. most coronavirus cases of any state by very wide margin and epicenter of the pandemic in the united states and queens is the epicenter of the epicenter. queens has 30% of new york city's confirmed coronavirus cases. that's more than any other borough of new york city including manhattan. queens also has fewer hospitals than any other borough in new york city. elmhurst hospital opened in queens in 1832, helped new yorkers survive the spanish flu of 1918. a doctor working there today told the "new york times" that the situation there now is apocalyptic. in

much for this country. >> he believes in america. >> how do you think joe biden stacks up against donald trump>> nothing close loosely be joe can't do much against trump. >> bernie sanders, is that capitalism versus socialism? >> it sure is. it absolutely is. america versus socialism. >> socialism is not the answer. >> bernie trump election. >> i think trump. >> you look like clark kent. >> not forgotten that one but it would be somebody, probably not you. >> that young man did look a lot like clark kent to me but voters were very much in support of the resident, didn't care which democrat he might face, look like a big night for the president. >> interviewing clark kent and uncle sam were standing behind you at all kinds of things going on, thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. the 2020 front runner urging voters to ignore the wave of biden endorsement and feel the burn. >> all of amy and pete's millions of supporters the door is open. come on in. >> we will ask pete hegseth when he joins us live. there's a company that's talked to even more real people than me: jd power. 448,134 to be

seem to feel like joe biden or moderates are going to be the most safest bet for us to defeat donald trump and they don't have a plan after that they just know they want to beat trump and the question is can they be trumped without a platform without a vision without something that inspires voters across the country and i think this race is still going on i don't think that tuesday yesterday was the day that we make the conclusion and excuse me about whether joe biden in fact continues to be the front runner scott lucas i mean i guess it be fair to say that biden and saunders a both now heading into a state by state slogan between 0 and the convention when the can when we know that the democratic presidential candidate will be what you think the tone of the slogan will be. well i think the important thing is it's not just up to biden and sanders but i think it's also up to the media who are covering them and that is this to this point has been a very rich debate amongst democrats on what you do regarding health care with a national health care system should it be public why should it have

lifelong democrats jump ship for donald trump. >> joe biden or bernie sanders will try to get your votee anything that would change your mind? >> i like what happened in the country for the past four years. >> reporter: trump comedic asians director tim murdoch says much of the old school of the democratic party taking sides with the president of the radical left. why he says the trend is undeniable when he joins us up next. hasn't gotten a new license plate since the 90s and weight until you hear what he told the officers him over. ♪ >> lifelong democrat who crossed over and voted for donald trump in 2016. is there anything that would change your mind? >> focus on the economy and regulation and deregulation and i like what happened in the country in the last four years. >> lifelong democrats going red thanks to donald trump's booming economy is the administration cuts red tape. how will democrats be able to compete in the general election. we always appreciate having you so early in the morning, you are very busy. do you think democrats are scared to death? what are they going to do? >

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if donald trump is reelected, if donald trump is reelected, the speaker will be kevin mccarthy. if bernie sanders, whoever aoc pics. >> alice. >> i think we will certainly have a wave like we have never seen on the right or left. we will see a female on the ticket. maybe on the right, maybe on the left, may be number one position, maybe number two, but i do expect to see a woman in there. >> unfortunately, we are out of time. i want to thank our panelists. [applause] i am rob. reminding you to find out where the candidates stand to support the pro-israel candidates of your choice and to get out there and vote this november. thank you. ♪ the u.s. senate meets at three eastern today to begin work on a bill with a number of energy and environmental provisions. many dealing with climate change issues. building codes, battery storage as well as carbon capture and electric grid security. florida negotiations continue for funding for u.s. coronavirus response. negotiators working on a total funding amount. expecting to see a bill early this week with the senate picking it up after the

democrats gear up to officially start their 2020 presidential primary it is fitting to assess donald trump's performance in office a report card of sorts where is he kept his promises and where has he come up short will any of this really matter in november. cross talking the trump report card i'm joined by my guest soraya foss in austin she is a u.s. libertarian presidential candidate in new york who crossed the line and he is a legal and media analyst also in new york we have in williams he is a journalist and author as well as a senior analyst at foreign policy in focus all right cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate lionel let me go to you 1st here in a nutshell give donald trump his report card because the primary season is upon us here i must say his opponents are not something that i would be too worried about but an incumbent president always does run in this case his record so judge that record given a grade. a plus plus plus and also if i could curve if i could weigh in the fact that he has been absolutely or they have attemp

today she was questioning the conservative republicans donald trump has appointed to jobs in which ouron how well they can do those jobs and what decisions they make. you just heard her asking a trump appointed assistant secretary of health and human services if he knows how much it costs to get tested for coronavirus. he didn't. katie porter added it up item by item and it came to $1,331. that was her consecutive estimate and then she turned to the conservative republican appointee who runs the centers for disease control for donald trump and asked him to use the authority that is vested in him by law to instantly make testing free for everyone. you don't need legislation for this. this particular office is empowered to do it, to order it, to make it happen. this is one of those extraordinary powers that the law grants to the head of the cdc and when katie porter first mentioned that law to robert red field, the head of the cdc, he didn't know what she was talking about. she told staff last night that she was going to ask him about this specific law and he still didn't know what she w

is what donald trump had to say about that.ctually it was a tweet but just imagine his voice if you will. he said elizabeth foreign wasn't in the race bernie sanders would have easily won massachusetts, minnesota, texas, various other states, modern-day pocahontas won't down in history as a winner but she they go down as the all-time great spoiler. what's going on with elizabeth warren? why did she stay in super tuesday? was adjusted take votes from bernie? >> i don't think so. he had a delusional expectation she might do well in super tuesday. their own polling shows her doing better than she did. they showed her winning massachusetts which she came in third. i think now she has got to get out and if she's going to have any personal brand going forward, any credibility she has got to align with bernie sanders. bernie sanders needs her. he's behind by 50 delegates. elizabeth warren has 50 delegates, donald trump is wrong, had she not been in the race bernie sanders would be the same as joe biden but going forward why does he ne

donald trump. one. not one. every ally of the united states has in the middle east knows that donald trump stands with israel first and foremost, and that is going to be the bar that is that for democrats in this election. whoever they nominate, and whoever they nominate in the coming elections. president trump has set that standard for the u.s. israel relationship and i think the republican depart the republican party will be on the move for it. >> thank you. our next topic is the crook congressional elections. all 435 house seats, and 35 senate seats are up for grabs this november. as we know, republicans currently control the senate and democrats the house. brad, what impact do you see, who the democrats chooses their nominee, having on the down ballot races having on the congressional races? >> i think every democratic nominee for house and all marginal races and most of the ones in the senate, they're defending suburban moderate turf. these are going to be the places where bernie sanders is de

william barr made a calculated attempt at public discourse about the mueller report in favor of donald trumpdespite certain findings in the rejected version to the contrary. the special counsel mueller had not found evidence time the trump campaign to russian meddling. carley: the new dock you series on hillary clinton is out. it document or failed 2016 campaign and gives an inside look at her marriage the nearly cost bill clinton his job. >> i think about the most stupid thing i could do i would do it. >> didn't want anything to do with it. carley: former president bill clinton says he had a relationship with monica lewinsky to manage his anxiety. carley: i will see that one out. todd: a fox news alert, donald trump set to touch down in tennessee, the national weather service confirms two violent tornadoes devastated the state. >> the lake seen around the world could cost this prankster more than he may have bargained for. we will have that scoop next. ♪ with best in class camera technology and larger, more functional beds than any competitor. the only truck that can compare to a silverado

it is who can beat donald trump? who can get rid of the most incompetent, corrupt president we have ever had in our lifetime. this race is close to over if joe biden can win michigan. is it over for bernie sanders? >> i am not the statistician. the people you and i would look if joe biden wins michigan in effect, bernie sanders could never catch up and joe biden into the convention with enough delegates to secure the nomination. >> to your phone calls. calling from compton, california. >> thank you. press backjoyed bill in the day. press, i'm working on unity issues. how do we bring this country together? the question is i see one of the biggest unity issues we have is the u.s. support for saudi arabia. and it's attack against the christian church. supplying arab muslims with weapons. it is an attack against the christian church. it would bring all of the black and if evangelists to the table. let them know this is an issue. when donald trump is standing there dancing around with arab muslims, this is an attack again

i expect donald trump is going to be hammering away@this. whauts what's going to be concerning is all trump's activity to bust up the coalition, i think, as time goes on, and especially if we can end this process sooner than later,if there's a coalescing around joe biden, it's going to be harder to break through. more often than not folks will see through it, particularly the suburban voters. >> i think the plus side of impeachment for biden is it was all over the news and if there were anything on hunter biden, the republicans controlled the senate. >> and ultimately joe biden survived it. it's old news. now, granted, he's still going to keep trying. but i'm more curious what republican strategists, salivating about running against bernie sanders and socialism, how that shifts their posture in races around the country. >> there is an awareness it's going to be harder to paint joe biden as a socialist. >> because he's not. >> this wouldn't be the first time they try make a political point. but they know that is going to be harder this time ar

look, the people donald trump forgot, the people donald trump forgot, the people donald trump forgot,folks, thatis will always remember. folks, that is where we need an economy that rewards work are not just wealth, re—establishes the middle—class, and this time brings everybody along, everybody. regardless of their race, their ethnicity, whether their gender, their disability, democrats, republicans, independence, every stripe. like we did in south carolina, like we did across america today, like we will do all the way to the white house. that's why i was so proud yesterday being embraced by amy klobuchar. we won minnesota because amy klobuchar. and we are doing well in texas because of beto 0'rourke. and that's why, that's why i'm so proud, so incredibly proud to have mayor pete's endorsement as well. a man of character and courage. well. a man of character and courage. and, by the way, i was proud to be endorsed byjim. he is something else. look, our campaign is something else. look, our ca m pa ig n reflects is something else. look, our campaign reflects the diversity of this part

we must beat donald trump in the republican party, but we cannot become like trump.nts have to fight, but they also have to forgive and they have to join people together. folks, we have to heal the divisions in our democracy. our children are literally watching. the world is watching. future generations will look back on this moment to know if we saved our democracy. [chanting] my wife got to meet some of the people at last rally. it is time for me to get back out and fight for the proposition that we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men and women are created equal. we have our certain inalienable rights. we never fully lived up to that assertion. never walked away like this president has. these guys are doing exactly what trump does, so don't pay attention to them. the days of donald trump's division are certain to be over. we want brave, resilient people. we can believe again. we are better than this moment and better than this president, so get out and take back your country. we are the united states of america and there is nothing beyond our capabil

donald trump's daily briefings are something other than that, and have been compared to his signatureve presidential communications that help the public protect themselves during this pandemic. today trump chose another opportunity to soothe himself rather than the public with a fun photo op in front of a big ship, well done, sir. joining me now, pennsylvania democratic congresswoman madelei madeleine dean. congresswoman dean, thank you for being here. glad we cleared up, we brought on a constitutional lawyer to debunk the idea that donald trump could quarantine states just in case they had questions. he's been told that he cannot do that, so he's doing a strong advisory from the cdc instead. what do you make of these reversals that trump keeps doing on the things he says he's going to do and the advice he's giving the public? i ask this president to ep lighten him. not just to bow

donald trump. [cheers and applause] and that is why he keeps attacking us on twitter. day, he sent a tweet out urging people not to vote for us. gee, i wonder why? [laughter] clearly, trump is scared stiff of facing us, and for good reason. in every campaign i ran for mayor, we built a broad coalition that brought democrats and independents and moderate republicans together. donald trump the other day called me short. i said, donald, where i come from, we measure people from the neck up. [cheers and applause] that is how we are going to beat donald trump. i believe we need a leader who is ready to be commander in chief, not college debater in chief. so if you want someone who talks turkey and has a record of accomplishment on all the big issues facing our country, and who has the resources to beat trump, i am your guy. [cheers and applause] and while trump tweets, i follow facts, respect data, and tell the truth. my whole career, i have been a doer. and i believe we need less talk, less partisanship, less division, less tweeting. [cheers and applause] in fact, how about

he does seem to legitimately want to stop donald trump, he seems to be offended by donald trump in some sort of very advi visceral way. at this point if he is there to help democrats beat trump, at the end it's a good story for michael bloomberg, not a bad story. >> and also good for a lot of local tv stations and facebook and google as well. >> amy, nbc news exit polling from last night's contest showed that joe biden has really a commanding lead with african-american voters specifically. more than 60%, 60% said that they backed joe biden. the takeaway -- in fact, that's almost 70% that you look at that exit poll, the graphic on your screen there, 66%. you can't be the nominee without support from black voters. senator sanders has touted this ability to form a diverse coalition but based on these numbers, is their campaign's argument holding up that they can actually unify all the different parts of the democratic party? >> i don't think either sanders or, you know, biden can claim that they're unifying all the different parts of the democratic party would-be coalition at this moment.

talk about how donald trump -- whether donald trump is missing this moment and if he wants to try to live up to what he's trying to portray himself to be which is a war time leader. what would have to happen and how can he start doing that? >> the president is missing an opportunity here to secure his political future and the country's future. that's what makes it so surprising for a man who's so attuned to the politics of everything. he seems almost a bystander to his own white house this this crisis, seems almost to be surprised by things that are being mentioned at the podium next to him or around him at all times. he's making a comment about how the u.s. government is not a postal clerk. we own the postal system and the u.s. military is probably the greatest and best mover of material and people in the world they're very good at this stuff, moving quickly at doing large jobs. there's a lot of buttons he could be pushing and there does seem to be an absence of urgency. on this very show we have talked about what would happen when this president was confronted by a crisis that was

hours, just comparing joe biden to donald trump, when you look at just the wide range of donald trumphurchill compared to donald trump. >> it was a genius piece of tape put together by the daily show, no doubt about it. it was a lot funnier about two months ago. but i couldn't help but thinking about the number of people waking up today watching that just now thinking to themselves, what have we done? and there's going to be a price to pay, as we said earlier, for what he has not done. >> and, you know, mika, the more they go after biden on this front, the more they project the problem back on to themselves, because it reminds people that it's actually donald trump that people have been concerned -- people who have known him have been concerned about his well-being for years now. >> up next, much more on joe biden's big night. john joins the conversation, plus clair mccaskill who's home state of missouri also helped biden extend his lead. "morning joe" is back in a moment. extend his lead. "morning joe" is back in a moment. we can't calculate our total taxes? do you realize how many o

donald trump wants a payroll tax cut.seem to be something that is even seen as a good idea by his own party. here are a few republicans responding to that idea. >> the payroll tax stimulus is something i have to think about because it does take money away from social security. >> i haven't seen it in writing. i have some real concerns there. it looks like hundreds of billions of immediate spending we don't know the economic issues that are here. >> we'll vet some of those ideas and see what we can come up with. >> are you in favor of a payroll tax cut, sir? >> i would have to be persuaded. i'm not at the moment in support of it. it strikes me as something that would spread a very small amount of money very broadly throughout our country. without it being a targeted assistance to the people who are going to be most in need as this virus continues to spread and continues its impact. the short answer is no. >> what about this idea -- and i don't really understand how it relates to coronavirus but it appears donald trump woul

donald trump says it's all a hoax. it's not a hoax. we have three good 75 cases now in the united states and 17 deaths in the united states. you go down the list. it's almost like -- he says he knows more than the generals do about war. it's like he now says he knows more about public health and the coronavirus than the leaders of the nih and the cdc. i don't understand why the administration -- mike pence would be, just shut up you would put the health professionals out there. yes, it's serious. it will take some time to get on top of, but we want to know the government recognizes the severity of the threat, is doing everything they can, and get the politicians the hell out of the way. host: the markets down significantly -- guest: yeah, and donald trump link that on investors not liking what they saw in the last democratic debate. good lord. you don't play politics with people's lives, with public health. host: how big an issue potentially could this be moving forward for the republicans and the president? guest: well, as an american

are going to talk about this traffic off their father's name -- >> let me play something from donald trump junior about people who want to come after the trump kids. >> you moderate debate between hunter biden and myself, food transparency, we show everything and we can talk about all the places where i'm supposedly drifting but hunter biden isn't. i would love to do it. >> reporter: he will turnover tax records and debate but we would watch that. that will sell tickets. he said okay, open book. >> any debate between any trump attorney biden and down - that would be amazing to watch, no contest there trump is winning but the reality, the political reality, the fact here are that donald trump actually lost millions if not billions divesting in order to become a public servant and you have joe biden who made his millions from public service and absolutely no reason here why anyone is attacking trump but absolutely reason to investigate biden, hunter biden. this is politically motivated in terms of going after the trump kids with no facts -- >> final word. would you watch the hunter dungeon y

donald trump, he doesn't get it. donald trump does not get it. he doesn't see people. only people he sees are the people he looks in the mirror and sees. he doesn't see the people. we need a president of the united states who feels, who understands, who is thinking about figuring out how to get to the end of the month when he's working two jobs and he knows he's missing his son's ballgame. we know somebody in the parking lot looking at the sliding glass doors of the emergency room and knowing even though she has insurance, if she walks through with her sick child is slightly out of pocket multiple thousands of dollars for her deductible. need a president of the united states who has the courage and the power to see and feel and understand that as a sign of strength and been left up to people. that is joe biden. [applause] on a personal level, i got to know joe best through his son. how the big bang had been engaged in predatory lending activities, so many people here and around the country lost their homes to foreclosure crisis and joe biden stood with me even though t

beating donald trump and reclaim our values and reclaim our country. coaches.ur amazing steve benjamin. greg fisher. tubbs. cheryl bowser. katherine murphy. manny diaz, tina ro mannedo. bobby rush. stephanie and antonio and the in -- incomparable michael rudder. i thank the mayors who believed in us who endorsed our candidacy to unite voters. i called 75 of them. and maybe the best conversations i ever had. they really believe and they were as proud today as they were the day before before we moved forward. your support and your trust meant the world to me and i look forward to working all of you in the months and years ahead. i have been doing this for a lon time. every day gets better. today, i'm sorry we didn't win, but it's the best day in my life and tomorrow is going to be even better. and i want you to know it. cheers and applause] [chanting we will fight [ mayor bloomberg: i want to thank a few people who did a spectacular job in pulling this job and giving the honest advice. patty, kevin and howard. [cheers and applause] mayor bloomberg: our c

even though donald trump and i are both from new york, we couldn't be more different. fact you might say i am the un-trump. he breaks promises, i keep them. he is a climate denier, i'm an engineer. i actually believe in science, imagine that. he tweets, i follow facts. and respect data and tells the truth. he looks up to people who inherited their wealth like him and i started with nothing but my parents teaching a hard-working ethical behavior and i will raise taxes on the wealthy including me to get the revenue we need to start fighting incoming quality and paying for infrastructure and investing in emergency preparedness and expanding health care and improving education and all the other things we need to strengthen our great country. my whole career has been -- i believe we need nasa -- less talk, less partisanship, less division, less tweeting. what about my commitment, if i get to the white house, no more tweeting from the oval office ever again. [applause] in all fairness it's easy for me to say since i can't spell. [laughter] mr. bloomberg: but then again, neit

free trader and most of us in this room are at a used to get into arguments with then candidate donald trumpwould say this is a risky strategy. but it looks like this is working, so you can explain the trade strategy and would you agree with me that trump is winning? >> this is one of my favorite stories about the administration is, if you see the criticisms of the administration on tv, which would be led to believe by the other side is that there's this group of people say mr. president what you want to do today? let's go do that. if you've seen stephen moore in the oval office, and i have, talking with donald trump about trade policy, and have, you completely would be disabused of that -- >> he likes to argue. >> and he wants, listen, trait is one of those things. we used to, we would sell tickets to the great meetings. staff meetings, who wants a $20 to watch the trade meeting? watch people like you and larry kudlow and steven mnuchin take one side of the trade argument and then bob lighthizer and peter navarro on another. this physical sometimes come to blows over trade policy. that's ho

stephen asks if the democrats are on course to make donald trump a one term president.hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. the us political landscape has shifted dramatically in the last few weeks. the democratic party's search for the best candidate to beat donald trump in november now seems likely to end with the nomination of a 77—year—old establishment politician written off as past itjust a month ago. isjoe biden really the best the democrats can do? and could the coronavirus crisis change everything? well, my guest is democratic congressman anthony brown. do the democrats have a candidate and a message to beat trump? congressman anthony brown in washington, dc, welcome to hardtalk. congressman anthony brown in washington, dc, welcome to hardtalk. great to be on with you, stephen. congressman, i think given the state of the world today, we have to begin with the coronavirus. it is having massive impact around the world. i guess many people outside of the united states want to know is the us system of government fit for purpose when it comes to organising an effective resp

to ian right now but my mantra about all of this is that it's the media that will reelect the donald trump with all of his flaws is his empty promises whatever but the media is doing it again they haven't learned any lessons whatsoever they won't focus on issues they focus on him and trump loves that and he thrives on it and you know what he controls the narrative because of the media does this and the left has no guts whatsoever and go ahead. i know the state that's why do you hail anybody at 1st i had one of the secrets of donald trump success with stealing bernie sanders oculus policies wholesale and adopting them has is old and barely sound it's still there with those policies which are seriously addressing because what that he didn't come out of nowhere he came from a highly privileged background the property speculators and wrecked renters landlord is in new york put that money got himself on television made himself a public figure with the blessing of all of the people who are now deriding him by our way through i was i was a lone voice when i was saying this guy is a crook and a fa

let's listen to donald trump comparing this tone change. let's listen to what he said about the governor whose state at that time had the most coronavirus reported cases, jay inslee, governor of washington. this is just ten days ago. let's listen to this. >> i told mike not to be complementary to the governor because that governor is a snake. >> that governor is a snake. now let list's listen to what d trump said about the governors today. >> we had a great talk with the governors today. i think it was a really great talk. there is a tremendous coordination. there is a tremendous spirit that we have together with the governors and that's pretty much for the most part bipartisan. >> ben rhodes, is that a welcome change of tone or a madman whose meds might be working today? >> no, i think lawrence, it's a president that finally realized reality caught up to him. what he's been doing throughout this crisis is tending to short term political interest. for a time, you'll remember he was trying to calm markets with tweets saying this would go awa

what donald trump lacks is the prime directive of president's in crisis is to empathize, to kash about the suffering, trump shows none of that. he shows no concern whatsoever for anything other than who's being nice to him, that's it. >> yes, that's exactly right. and that's how he spent his entire life. you can trace that through his life, through his days in the 1980s, where he would brag about various collapsing industries, allowing him to profit from 9/11 where his gut reaction to 9/11, is that his buildings were taller, to the 2008 financial crisis that he again said he was excited about, to his utter apathy to the deaths of soldiers and their widows, his reaction to natural disasters like hurricane maria, i've spent my life studying authoritarian states, he is easily as bad as dictators i've seen worldwide and he's united with them, we've seen this from the start his relationship with putin, with mbs. he's never been here to serve the american people. he's never been here to serve america, and now we're self-isolated in our homes with a death toll that is expected to double by th

a movement that will defeat donald trump.those that have been knocked down, counted out, and left behind, let me say to you -- this is your campaign! join us. go to joe biden.com and volunteer. we need you. we want you. and there is a campaign -- and there is a place in our campaign for you. if you want a nominee to beat donald trump, keep the house of representatives and win back the united states senate, join us. and by the way, to all of amy's folks,to all of pete's what a gigantic difference you have made. we will unite this party and unite this country. if you want to nominate a lifelong democrat, a obama-bidenat, an democrat, join us. if you want a nominee that will bring the party together, who will run with positive and progressive vision for the future and not turn this primary into a campaign of negative attacks because that will only reelect donald trump if we go that route. voting on a coalition of the most successful president, barack obama. i promise you that we will bring -- every race,a ethnicity, gender, of e

i don't believe that senator sanders is the strongest candidate to defeat donald trump. has a very solid base of support. i don't believe that it is a base of support that will expand during the course of this primary contest to a point where we can defeat donald trump. i do believe thatjoe biden is that candidate... right... ..that can do that. ok, but... but this is extremely damaging for the democratic party, because what you have is a party elite, an establishment of which it has to be said you're a part, who in the last week have all come together backing biden, saying biden‘s the unifying candidate, while at the same time, as bernie sanders pointed out yesterday, "we" — that is the sanders movement — have the support of virtually every major grassroots liberal, progressive, democratic organisation in the country. so you are in denial. the grassroots are not where you are. well, that's bernie's claim. come to the fourth congressional district in maryland, and i always start from the grassroots and work my way up. and senator — i'm sorry, vice president biden — enjoy