so i think their position going into any litigation is not that strong. >> let's go to matthew dowd nowthe democrats say they're moving quickly on this impeachment process. we heard david wright talk about that. there's talk of wrapping this up before the new year. why is speed so important for them, and is speed good politically for the president as well? >> well, i think speed is important for every side in this because, as you know and kate knows, this is not a conviction. this is basically the equivalent of a political indictment where they lay out the charges and then it moves to the senate which then the senate has a process, as equivalent of a trial of what the president did and what his punishment should be in this, so i think the speed is important because if it's not done this year, it needs to go to that trial as i say and the trial will be held in the senate next year, so i think the president would be better off with a speedy resolution of this this year, and i think the democrats are better off getting this done and moving it to the senate as quickly as possible. >> let's

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now in the spin room, abc news contributors rahm emanuel, yvette simpson, heidi heitkamp and matt dowdomorrow to your first "nightline." glad to have you here. our first question is for rahm. and everyone else pick up on it. who won and who lost? >> the democratic party won. this debate was better for the party advancing its cause. senator, vice president bide p ca came in and showed energy. i don't like what is considered two-tier candidates, i don't like that term. i thought castro was way too harsh. the point got overshadowed by the harshness. that's going to be the take away and work unfortunately against some of the other candidates like senator booker and senator harris who had moments. >> your reaction? winner or loser? >> i think the democratic party won again, and actually, the american people won. right? they got the chance to see these candidates the way we wanted to see them, right? they got front and center stage, they got to talk about the issues, not only their plans but how it affects them personally. they got to hear some bold ideas, debate on ideas, intricacies on ide

a few clouds with the hope is that they will actually turn into running in any time soon to help dowd's at least a little bit the fires to see a human there joining us live from sun navy seal you see it thank you. still ahead on i'll just. tell you about the manager making notes or sounds of football after a battle with leukemia that's coming up in just a 2nd it's. to strengthen the good you have to show do good all the more with the camp still fight against corruption. dysphoric new chiro church heroes like no who are about to refuse to $15000000.00 brian the achievement of heroes like him to showcase by the international ace award it shines a light on these heroes because the best way to fight a dark used to shine a light let's make the road to a better place nominate your anti corruption mirror. on counting the cost $15.00 of the most polluted cities in the world are in india we look at the cost of people's health also antigovernment protesters a want hong kong could be plunged into recession and a trillion dollar fortune built on oil and gas no way faces up to climate challenge and.

matthew dowd, you prepared for debates. you've covered them.king at the ten tonight, what do you expect? where do you see the face-offs coming? >> i think people have this idea that it's going to somehow be between biden and elizabeth warren or biden or someone else. to me the most important thing to watch is if bernie sanders figures out biden isn't his main competition. that his main competition, bernie sanders is stagnating because of elizabeth warren's rise. >> so far they've have a non-aggression pact. >> if that continues it is to elizabeth warren's benefit, so i think that's what i want to watch is the warren versus sanders, and the other thing is the candidates that are in the lower tier in this who need to figure out how to finish in the top three or four in iowa or new hampshire, have to get themselves in play tonight. >> that's the tricky thing for anybody out there on the wings. on the one hand they might have to launch an attack to get notice, but sometimes that backfires. >> i think the problem with the democrats is every leading

out, that was petered shadow chief secretary of the shadowy -- peter dowd, treasury voice of the labourthe conversation remains about. brexit. goingked which way it is to go? we could see a situation in which a number of conflicting proposals are approved at the labour party conference, and then will be just as in the dark as with the labor policy of brexit as you have been in many months. guy: i think we can say that more broadly as well. anna edwards, joining us from brighton. vonnie: let's get back to the latest on wework. the company has delayed their ipo, leading board members to seek the removal of ceo, adam neumann. the wework board meeting is unlikely to happen today it is expected later this week,. our guest joins us with more. what do we know about discussions behind the scenes between the ceo and other parties? guest: so we have an update and it doesn't look like the board meeting with happened later today, it should happen later this week. it hasn't been scheduled yet, so we are waiting to see when the board will approach adam neumann with the proposal. we now have reporting

>>john dowd on to the field to the kids to his former teammate jason varitek but he's addressed the crowdks to his teammates and his family for all of their support. but he's has been recovering from the bullet he suffered in that attack. >>how nasa is relying on a bit of star power to get kids excited about space. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you're living with a condition, kaiser permanente's integrated care team will help you get through life without missing a beat. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>the field of people trying to take on donald trump and andrew yang, you saw there. briefly is one of those individuals, he's really riding a wave of support the presidential hopeful sharing a video of himself crowd surfing in a roomful of supporters. see the of the candidates really doing it happened yesterday at a farm in inyo county that's just east of the sierra nevada. >>yang has maintained a small but loyal following he says math is his way of believe himself as the anti donald trump, he likes to joke quote the opposite of donald trump as an asian man who likes math. his campaign was turned into has turned t

abc news political analyst matthew dowd. "washington post" national correspondent mary jordan.olitical director rick klein. we have to start with you, rick, the big debate on september 12th on abc. ten candidates on the stage. walk us through the stage how that was done. what's your take on all of this? >> it's an inflection in the race. you have all of the candidates all on one stage at the same time. you have polling frontrunners, joe biden and elizabeth warren. that's a bit of change. bernie sanders has been fading a little bit and elizabeth warren has been picking up. of course, she'll be next to kamala harris. interesting, elizabeth warren hasn't faced either biden or harris in the previous two debates. i'm also intrigued by the two texans give the news yesterday and the shooting in el paso a couple of weeks ago to have beto o'rourke and julian castro next to each other in houston. in a debate. >> and do you view this as a serious transition point for the democrats in this campaign? >> something we have heard from democrats around the country is, they feel like it's time t

playann dowd, she's gone along with evil and, for the young handmaid's, become their principal enforcert atwood had her own questions: >> is she really evil? is she totally evil? the question is: how do people end up in those positions? and remember, when i was born, which was 1939, so anybody born i was a war child. so i've always been pretty interested in those totalitarianisms, how people bought into them, how people rose in them, you know, how they >> reporter: you'ryshierarchy. looking to these historical analogies? >> the series as well as the book and as well as testaments, follow one axiom, and that is: you can't putat anything in that doesn't have a precedent in human history. so, yes, i'm always looking. >> reporter: it has to have happened sehow or sometime? >> well, in these books, yes, because i didn't want anybody saying "you're just weird." somebody asked me on twitter recently, "how do you come up with this ( bleep )?" the answer is "it's not me who comes up with it, it's the human race over the past 4,000 years"" ep reporter: and that leads to the other ason for the seq

the irish government officials are not in the habit of holding meetings with heads of state in dowded little airport lounges. that is not something they are accustomed to doing. they have fine and picturesque facilities, castles and stuff for doing ceremonial meetings and press conferences and hosting heads of states and important discussions. they got plenty of nice official settings? >> but in this u.s. administration, they have to keep meeting with the top officials in the u.s. government including the president and vice president in the lounge at the shannon airport right by the duty free station. instead of any of those normal places that would more normal places that would make sense for a government official visit and the reason this keeps having it happen, the reason they keep getting these photo ops in front of like the plant and the shower curtain and stuff is because the shannon airport is very close to president trump's nearby golf course in ireland. and in the trump administration, that is where we the taxpayers pay to have the president and vice president, and all the st

matthew dowd is abc news chief political analyst. [applause] the hometown boy for so this is a home game for matthew. applebee's america a retired political strategist with a long list of clients including bob bullock, california governor arnold schwarzenegger an president george w. bush. he represented florida's 13th congressional district. he's worked in specialty finance as an attorney and political consultant and he's taught at the university of south florida. today he's a political analyst for msnbc and cnn. [applause] give him a hand. right. elise jordan is a political analyst for msnbc and a contributor to "time" magazine. she was a speech writer to condoleeza rice and worked on strategy at the national ecurity council. she served as director for hillary clinton's campaign and jon edwards' 2004 campaign. she's the author of "dear madam president." please give her a hand. and then finally rick wilson. a long time political strategist and maker of ads and a familiar face on msnbc. he's a contributor to the new york daily best. a

before i get into some of the specifics of this campaign, i want to quote something from maureen dowd's column this morning in "the new york times." the headline says are democrats doomed. she writes it's a paradox wrapped in an oxymoron about a moron. trump's faux authenticity somehow makes the democratic candidates seem more packaged, more stuck in politician-speak. you and i were discussing this before. this debate process is very rigid, lots of people on stage and all of that. are you concerned? she seems concerned about the picture that the country is seeing right now of the democratic party. are you? >> no, not at all. look, i've had some friends of mean in the press send me headlines from this time in a presidential election in '07 and you just see how there's going to be sort of a scrimmage going on right now within our team. it may not be the message -- not the message, but it may not be the exact spirit that's going to be on that stage because your seeing a natural competition of ideas. so i'm not worried. we have to go through this. it's part of the process. it's a good thing

now a contributor at abc and donna brazile now with fox news, our chief political analyst matthew dowdgressive strategist arshad hasan, the former chairman of net roots. i want to get to john bolton but begin with the debate and, matthew, let me begin with you. you heard a lot of different takes on the debate this morning. the early take, no big change, nate silver says elizabeth warren helped herself the most. what do you think? >> well, i don't think there's any fundamental changes especially in the three people that lead it, but i do think it demonstrated there's about 40% of the democratic primary vote that's still very unformed. 60% is shared by elizabeth warren, bernie sanders and joe biden. 40% still ready to be formed and there's a number of candidates, amy klobuchar you talked to, pete buttigieg you talked to, kamala harris, beto o'rourke who have a chance to form that and so i think this race is still open, that the ability of somebody else, a fourth person to emerge, is real competitive as we head into iowa so that's my takeaway. there's still a lot to be decided. >> the fau

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with the first lady you mentioned online, this interview, we'll get to iger's interview with maureen dowdhe said is why he didn't go after twitter, saying that so many liabilities with the content versus the disney brand, even talks about you go on his own notifications and you ask yourself, why am i on this platform >> bringing up a lot of the witt ro vitriol that finds its way into twitter and that is something he did not want to be part of. >> spent a lot of time with bob. he said, look, a disney brand and the twitter -- good versus evil but, you know what, both he and benioff were interested in buying -- has anyone seen where twitter stock is doing better than other people. >> 50% this year. >> maybe it wouldn't have been -- they all now say, yeah in retrospect, wow, thank you. no, in retrospect, maybe they should have. doing better than -- disney stock has been good. mark, his stock is kind of stuck. >> yeah, a bit of a conundrum, the performance this year. even its underlying -- fairly strong. >> you don't like benioff. >> that is not true. i have great respect for marc benioff. he

bill dowd of governor douglas' broad band, health care records, inner city rail and so on. so, you know, it got to be a little bit of a problem because you had to do those right otherwise you were going to really screw up badly. it's true in washington when the train starts going, you try to get every baggage car on it. but when you looked at that, it sort of hurt the message, which was, let's spend it quickly. >> i think president obama did it perfectly. as joe biden would say. >> so, actually, i was looking through the questions because there are two we can -- that are relevant to the comments just made. one is, building on the point that the weatherization program was -- failed in getting the money out quickly into the economy, which was point of the stimulus package, is there a larger lesson here for future federal aid packages? and i guess the addition is, do you stay focused on the main goal of spurring the economy or do you overlay other goals like some -- you mentioned some of the longer term broad band and high-speed rail. >> i mean, if you look at the evidence his

as george bush would say to maureen dowd, i'm not going to sit on the couch and reflect, those kind of >> bob costa, before we go, what are you going to be reflect thong weing on this week, other than the jilted pop star? >> i'm here on capitol hill and putting aside all of the elton john stuff and other stuff that's out there, is the president going to get the usmca through this congress or no with speaker pelosi and is anything going to happen on gun control whether background checks or red flags? and congress is going to get into campaign mode for 2020 by december and january. between now and then, is anything going to happen? it's going to take political capital from this president, from the white house. >> and so carl had an interesting article in the "new york times" where he talked about mitch mcconnell doing nothing and just being frozen waiting to hear from donald trump. and many observers inside of the senate wondering why mitch mcconnell was paying such deference to a president, it's ironic as mitch mcconnell had told me at the republican constlaenco convention that one of t