it was elizabeth.nvinced that rebellious elizabeth was so full of hate, she actually shot and killed her own stepfather. an opinion supported by several anonymous calls to the fayetteville pd. >> we had crime stoppers tips coming in, saying that elizabeth shannon was actually bragging about the homicide. vera thompson was telling people about the homicide, that elizabeth shannon might be involved. >> vera thompson, remember her? she was elizabeth's best friend who was staying at the house the night of the murder. police brought her in again for questioning. and this time they grilled her. >> she was extremely emotional. she didn't want to tell on anybody. at that point in time she began to lay the facts on the table. >> and, oh, what facts they were. vera was elizabeth's buddy, her bff. they talked about everything, went everywhere together. >> when she started bringing up facts, we were able to corroborate some of the information. >> vera provided plenty of supporting details. how just days before the

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>>i don't know that elizabeth warren will do that. but i do think corey booker's going to say he's not the guy to lead us. and so yes when you're the front runner. you know it's as some game 20 people in a 100% and some of these people are and say no more i kind of know the serb pack as george will says she is are parallel. news there's a question here is what i have to say, what if you're one of those 9 candidates under 5%. you have to do something tonight you have to come up with some huge issues like take an unpopular position when no one's talking about war. >>no one's talking you're taking a hard sort of mccarthy go jean mccarthy stand against war. we thought bernie was that person but i haven't heard him talking about war a lot so whoever can talk about iran, whoever can talk about the ongoing war since afghanistan for over a decade and a half of war for this country. weather can do that i think will be able to be set themselves apart in these debates whether to help so long when i don't know but taking the amen position in thes

elizabeth warren is a little bit different. they need to say you have a record too and i could attack it but i'd rather attack problems. the biggest problem is donald trump and i can beat him. that's what they want to hear. >> what is the goal for the candidates. >>? when you are look for the breakout moment and people don't know who you are -- people need to be introduce today elizabeth warren but i'm not referring to her when i say that. some of the others on the stage do they say who they are? or is the best way to get attention to aim at her. >> congressman ryan was on the air and did he a get anyof describing it. he said it's like speed dating with the american public. >> to them running. >> that's a great description. sometimes when you attack, attack, attack you end up being the one looking bad. so it's a problem, particularly if senator warren has the answer that ball just gave which i think a great answer. you have to strike a fine balance. you have to tell people what you are for. and in many cases you have to tell th

jesse: elizabeth warren wants to raise taxes.t that. >> it depends on if it will help the students. jesse: we raised taxes already, have you been helped? >> no. jesse: do you like capitalism? >> i don't know. jesse: and you studied business administration? >> you can tell me more about it. jesse: senator, how you doing? just a few questions. >> she won't answer any questions right now. you are just making my life difficult. >> i watched as big banks raked in billions of dollars trapping people in debt. that's when i had an idea, what if we built a new agency. the consumer protection bureau is the law of the united states. jesse: how jacked up are you after that amazing warren speech? >> so jacked. jesse: what did she fight against? >> it seems like she fought against -- jesse: what did you think about elizabeth warren's address? >> she was really -- what is the word. jesse: what agency did elizabeth warren create? >> next question. >> i wasn't really paying attention. excuse me. jesse: i will show you how it's done. like this. [♪

elizabeth will level the playing field.n the side of working families and those struggling to get in the middle. i think that's why you see her rising in the polls because of stuff she is talking about has an appeal to a lot of voters in this country. >> you know, it's sometimes tough. it's a lot easier to run as an underdog than it is as a front runner. elizabeth warren is in some ways, she has the best. she got it both ways. she got in, she was treated like a front runner, it was a rough start. she got everybody laid off and the tortoise and hear type of thing. tortoised her way. i got a plan for that. what is your advice to her now na she is basically a fronts runner again? >> to keep at it. elizabeth not only has a plan for almost everything, but the bottom line is she's taking her campaign to places that democrats don't normally go. she's been to trump country. she's been to rallies in west virginia and in mississippi and other states that donald trump won convincingly. she has been getting standing ovations. so what s

elizabeth warren was only at 3% of that.because voters are focusing on the fact that she has all of these policy plans. if she is not able to convince them that she can beat donald trump, look at this, these are the voters that she needs to win over, moderate to conservatives and she's not doing that right now. she needs to have a clear trend line, a movement up with them because this block of voters make up about 50% of the party and this block also makes up # 50%. if you're only rising with 50% of the party and the other 50% are flat, that's more than enough to win the nomination. >> she can hurt sanders more than she's hurting biden. you just gave us some great perspective on what senator sanders was achieving in his hit with us. forget about policy, i've got a plan to beat trump one on one and that's what we need. that was an interesting turn for him. maybe this poll is why, him not giving biden a pass when it comes to being nice to segregationists. >> he wants to get in the voters' minds that joe biden, that doesn't mea

in my book, elizabeth warren won.he talks about the same thing all the time and she is passionate about what she is talking about. the republican party headed by trump now did only one thing for the last 2.5 years. 1.8 trillion dollars of american taxpayer money that added to our national debt and deficit. $1.8 trillion. $1.2 million went to the richest families. cut expired in 2026, so that was a big joke, but corporate taxes do not expire. elizabeth warren is passionate to make sure this corruption stops and the government works for people, not for corporations and there is only one thing the republican party has always done, give the tax cut to the wealthiest corporations and -- everybody will be happy. that doesn't work. it stopped working about 40 years ago. people cannot afford their prescription medication. warren is the right person for this country. she is not talking about socialism. she is talking about getting the government to work for the american people. not for those who have money and influence. host:

it's elizabeth warren, center stage.arren stands out going into tonight from the rest of the people on the stage for this reason. if you look at the polling, this is the average poll numbers for all the candidates right here. if you look at the polling for all of the candidates in the democratic race, there are five who have popped so far. five who have gotten some momentum. five who have been hitting double-digits. this is their average. elizabeth warren is the only one of the five who is going to be on stage tonight. biden, sanders, harris, buttigieg, they all go tomorrow. for elizabeth warren, she is the big star of the stage tonight. so it's a chance to stand out. of course, she loses that opportunity for direct contrast with the other candidates she is most directly competing with in the polling. so warren, that's your first group. your second group i'd say is these three. it's beerk, beto o'rourke and amy amy klobuchar. when they started, their average polling when they got in the race, they were all talked about a

paul: how will you get elizabeth warren wealth tax? >> how will you get her 20 programs, that's right. paul: elizabeth warren, we have a boom here, is it the real thing? what's behind it. >> i think it might be the real thing. one of the narratives is people who are scared off by bernie are moving to elizabeth warren who is someone who may be as left as she is but might be more electable. i think there's something to that. what's interesting is who this helps. if you look at the poll numbers, biden is at 32% and warren is at

elizabeth warren was getting 19% of that.pared to which candidate do you think has the best chance of beating trump? elizabeth warren was only 3% of that vote. >> how much of that is because they think trump ate her "lurch" on the lineage thing? >> it could very well be that. that is something she's going to have to deal with. her rise is mostly because voters are focusing on the fact she has all these policy plans. the fact is if she's not able to convince them she can beat donald trump, if she's not able to reach out to moderate and conservative votes, look at this. these are the voters she needs to win over, moderate to conservatives. she is simply not doing that right now. she needs to have a clear trend line, movement up with them because this block of voters make up about 50% of the party and this block also makes up 50%. if you're only rising with 50% of the party and the other 50% are flat and joe biden is running away with this lane, that's more than enough to win the nomination, especially if you have 20 plus candid

elizabeth warren does not use that language.e calls herself a capitalist. >> the system doesn't work and it's actually better right now for the wealthy and well connected is the phrasing she uses. when she talks about big structural change, she's talking about it within the confines of capitalistic society, unlike bernie sanders who talks about it in more of the socialist lens. they want to say they will slam democrats if bernie sanders is the nominee because he's using language like that. i think the striking thing about elizabeth warren for me is she has really been reticent to attack her fellow democrats. he has drawn contrasts on policies. she will be hitting the policy stuff. these guys are on a direct head to head path. do you think it's bet tore be up against joe biden or o helizabe warren in. >> the campaign wants thoim be up against joe biden. when he is asked about elizabeth warren, he does not confront her. he voted against the warner act. he supports the trade, was opposed to nafta and was against deregulation in wal

suddenly, you are hearing elizabeth warren insight the same tone that the president is. >> elizabethren and the other candidates in iowa, you know iowa so well, how do you assess the democratic field right now? because joe biden is still ahead although losing altitude. warren is now getting -- in a virtual tie with sanders. pete buttigieg doing so well. >> yeah. well, you know, we are at the end of the first inning but starting to see candidates playing ball. i have always thought elizabeth warren could potentially be a pretty strong contender because she is sort of a triple threat in the democratic primary. the new iowa poll is showing she is selling tickets. the triple threat is the identity voters can get interested there. she is right up there with bernie. she can give him a real run for the money. that's clearly happening. she is a fighter which a lot of dems are looking for. if i had to score this thing in the very beginning here, i would say the winners of the first inning are buttigieg who has gone from like single a baseball and made it up to the show. he is a contender now.

elizabeth warren did the interview on power 197. are you excited about elizabeth warren speaking?i agree with. jesse: what programs? >> you didn't say anything. >> do you know who elizabeth warren is? >>wa a senator. jesse: republican or democrat? >> is she republican? >> democrat? jesse: what does elizabeth warren stand for? >> please answer the question. jesse: elizabeth warren is speaking. she is native american. >> i did not know that up until now. jesse: she is cherokee indian. >> i did not know that. jesse: what do you like about elizabeth warren? >> well, apparently she is a cherokee indian. jesse:ro elizabeth warren wantso raise taxes. do you support that? >> it depend on if she is going to ask the students. jesse: we have raised taxes already, have you been helped? >> do you like capitalism? >> i don't know. jesse: do you know what capitalism is? >> you can tell me more about it. jesse: senator, just a few questions. >>we she is not going to answer any questions and you are making my life difficult. >> i watched big banks trapping people in debt. what if we had a new agen

elizabeth? >> right, exactly.his conservative majority being much starker in their decision than they would have, i think, if kennedy were on the bench keeping the door open and the court knows how to make decisions when it comes to the law. as justice kagen said, it's the court's job to declare what the law is. they can deal with somewhat gray areas. i think chief roberts is playing too cute saying they can't weight in because there's no clear standard. we know the famous rule, you know it when you see it, it doesn't stop the court from saying it couldn't apply the law in those cases and a lot of really good data and evidence showing these are extraordinarily manipulated districts in ways that affect our constitutional democracy and one thing that ron said, when we get the census decision, is to keep in mind that all people, citizen or no, whether you can vote or not, to be counted for political representation under the constitution. when you're drawing those lines, everyone, children, non-citizens, whether you c

elizabeth warren is out calling for a total decriminalization of border crossing.here would be no such thing as an illegal immigrant into the united states. come one, come all. far left congresswoman rashida tlaib saying her constituents want direct cash payments for reparations. that could be a total disaster for race relations in this country. the nba is dropping the term team owner over the concerns it'it -- concerns it's racially insensitive. breaking tonight. president trump putting iran on notice after the leadership said the white house is afflicted by mental retardation. the president tweeting his response. iran's ignorant and insulting statement shows they do not understand reality. any attack by iran on any american will be met with great fan overwhelming force. in some areas, overwhelming will mean obliteration. no more. president trump: their country is not going doing well economically. and that could change quickly. i hope the leadership stays and does a great job. but they should talk to us decently. x want it to be done -- we want it to be done prop

and three, elizabeth warren.n the economy, it's a little different. >> amy, let's talk economy here. i've been pretty curious how democrats will be approaching economy, considering where the economy is at right now, under current president trump. and the economy seems like it is doing well, right? you dig into the numbers, especially, you can beg to differ with that. nonetheless, at face value, the economy seems to be doing really well. how do the democrats approach th this? it seems like there is a lot of disparity between the rich and the poor and bridging that gap. how do you think that went down? >> well, if you look at the polling, it shows the american people are feeling pretty confident about the economy overall. i'm not sure if they're going to be able to win that argument, to be honest. i do agree with rashad, that last night, i thought that senator warren, she came out pretty strong, whether if you agree or disagree with her. she did have policy ideas. i felt that castro did a phenomenal job, if you agr

i think elizabeth warren's agenda, i think what i saw from elizabeth warren and heard from elizabeth think what i heard from cory booker was important and also an interesting way, i think across the board bill de blasio is a tip to pull the party left, not so much left in this radical sense of left, but this idea of presenting bold policy initiatives to change the direction of the country because i want to insist, joe, that if we think our problem is donald trump then we are missing the boat. donald trump is just the tip of the iceberg. the problem goes deeper. we can't go back to normal because what was normal? income inequality, what was normal, everyday ordinary workers were struggling to make ends meet. people couldn't afford to send their kids to college. we need bold vision and elegant toughness in this moment, and i think elizabeth warren showed it last night, but we're going to see what happens tonight because i think we're going to move in a different direction as john suggested earlier. >> what's going to happen tonight? >> i'm looking at eddie glaude as a potential nominee

elizabeth: where does this fight lead to?'s attorney general, was charged with contempt. it didn't go anywhere. is this not going to go anywhere? >> well, to put this in context, eric holder -- after 270 days -- was held in contempt for not turning over documents. the attorney general contempt proceeding was brought before the house judiciary committee after 10 days. significantly different, but i think it's very difficult to hold someone in contempt when you have to go through the court process. elizabeth: democrats keep going back and forth about impeachment, now they're talking about censoring president trump. your take on that. >> they want to embarrass him before the elections, but we have the mueller report, we have -- after almost two years' investigation -- 20 prosecutors, 40 fbi agents, there was no collusion. and there is no chargeable, prosecutable obstruction of justice. elizabeth: congressman, where is the investigation into what was the clinton machine doing here? places like the hill publication saying hillary

this is the thing we have seen from elizabeth warren. talked about it herself in that bit that you showed that she has done so many of these town halls. she is very comfortable talking about her plans of dh we know she has many and talking about policy proposals and always no matter what the question is being able to navigate her answer back to what she wants to tell voters about her plans and policies. now, we also saw joe biden at the event earlier in the day, as well. this was the first cattle call type event that he had done with multiple candidate. he has been kind of striking out on his own until now. this as elizabeth warren is rising and hearing reporting from my colleague jeff zeleny about biden's team keeping an eye. they really believe that she is eating into bernie sanders' support. they are dismissing reports that they are like singularly focussed on that, that they want to keep forging ahead with his strategy which is to make it all about donald trump and to make the case that he is the person to take on donald trump in 202

the all in town hall with elizabeth warren is next. >> there is something happening with elizabeth warren. >> elizabeth warren's popularity is gaining nationally. >> in a field of candidates, she is the with the plan for everything. >> i have a plan for that. >> i have a plan. >> i have a plan for that. >> does she have a plan to win in the places that made donald trump president. >> donald trump puts us squarely in trouble. >> live from ft. wayne, indiana in trump country, an all in town hall. >> i'm elizabeth warren and i'm running for president of the united states and i have a plan. >> here now. >> good evening from ft. wayne, indiana. i'm chris hayes. the address is 2020 east washington boulevard. a former bottling plant from 1903. it's our venue for a special town hall event. we are in the heart of the industrial midwest in ft. wayne, indiana. they have seen fortunes rise and fall in a state that powered donald trump to victory in 2016 amid his promises of jobs and keeping factories open. a lot of people talk about the trump base being the trump base, but when you go back to 2016 an

elizabeth warren's campaign is not a stranger to traveling outside of either early primary states or states that are typically democratic leaning. this is not the first time that we have seen her turn into the red area. she did that swing talking about the opioid crisis. she has been pushing the economic patriotism message. here last night it was no different. she did make a lot of contrast with president trump not on personality. yes, she did talk about impeachment. she really did push this economic message trying to contrast herself with him on policy. there was one other thing i remember as being a big deal here which ultimately the republican did win, but it all hinged on health care. that is one of the issues she said she is not going to compromise on. listen to what she said. >> let me put it this way. i believe in working across the aisle when that lets us get things done. we are talking about things like health care coverage. i'm not going to compromise when people say i want to take away health care coverage from 30 million people. we will just take it away from 15 million a

the most prominent from senator elizabeth warren.about it last night in our town hall here on msnbc. >> what i've got is a two-cent wealth tax on the biggest fortunes in this country. the top 0.1%. anybody who has already made $50 million, the 50 millionth and first dollar we'll do a two-cent tax. they pitch in that two cents and two cents on every dollar after that, that will give us enough money to do universal child care for every baby age 0 to 5. universal pre-k for every 3-year-old and 4-year-old. >> that's a plan for you. let's bring in john harwood, cnbc editor at large, matt gorman and elise jordan back with me. you wrote about income inequality and how it's not impacting just the u.s. elections but elections worldwide. we can tie it to the rise in populism. so many angry people who feel like they are not being heard or seen. why now? >> well, because so many of these trends are common across the industrialized world. globalization has placed workers in placed workers in places like britain and the united states in competitio

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elizabeth holtzman and kelly o'donnell on the hill. thank you as well. >>> right now investigators have a suspect in custody. the person they say shot former red sox star david ortiz. ortiz, of course, better noekno as big papi. his condition stable according to his father. covering investigation now, our reporter and nbc boston susan trand joining us live from fenway park. susan to you in a moment. and miguel what do we know? >> reporter: the big news, an arrest made but investigators haven't released many details saying the suspect has not been they werely interviewed yet. after that happens they'll hold a press conference in the dominican republic. detectives haven't release add motive. an attempted robbery, mistaken identity? authorities said very, very little. what we do know is that the suspect was apparently on a motor bike, pulled up to a crowded bar. you see the surveillance video side of your screen there. walked up, according to eyewitnesses, up to davis ortiz, shot him once in the back and took off. he was then apprehended

this is as big moment for elizabeth moment. first two debates. i think a lot of people thought there was a disadvantage for her to be the first and not be with the others who are in the top tier. this is an advantage for her if he san take advantage of it. she will be the focus in a way she would not be if she were on the stage with joe biden and kamala harris and others. that's a big opportunity for her. i agree with steve on beto o'rourke and cory booker, i would put senator klobachar in that group. people came in with some expectations. a lot of different ways they had different trajectories. beto o'rourke came in and has gone down. that's a difficult thing to do to bounce backup for what cory booker is facing, for example and similarly found with cloer ch klobach klobachar. this is an opportunity for them to one way or another to make a mark and breakthrough and somehow get some attention that moves them into the conversation. 20 plus candidates is more than everybody can handle. >> they got to get enough attention that the

. >> elizabeth warren has plans that she thinks could change the world. do you think she can pay for them? >> well, i think what i've tried to work on, we do know that the national debt has grown exorbitantly -- >> do voters actually care about that? ali and i have this debate all the time. >> i think they care zero about it. >> i think they care less than zero. >> they don't care a lot about t but it doesn't mean we shouldn't care. >> if you want to get elected you're going to need to care about things that they care about. >> and i do care about that. we've expanded community colleges, created an apprenticeship program in colorado that's being modeled and copied in 22 states that allows kids to work two days the first year but then the next year work three days, the three year they work fives days. they get paid over the three years of apprenticeship they get paid $30,000, they get their high school degree. if they choose to go to college they will have a year's worth of college credit with no debt. i mean, those kinds of programs allow the 66% of our k

elizabeth warren spoke to that last night.s is time to beat donald trump and we ought to be -- we ought to put forward a candidate who's not going to be open to the socialist tag or something like that. i think in last night's debate there wasn't a lot of pushback on elizabeth warren. i think this medicare for all and saying that you're going to aboli abolish private insurance is a real problem with moderate democrats. i think tonight you're going to see a much bigger fight. there's much more power in the center tonight not just with biden but with buttigieg and others, kamala harris. i do think that that's what i expect to see much more engagement on tonight. >> and when joe says engagement, do you imagine the other candidates going after biden? challenging biden on the stage? >> we have a gravitational pull. especially if the innernl gi in the party is on the left. this is where i think the food fight that there was last night. very undisciplined debate by both the candidates and moderators not being able to control it. coul

>> big winner of the night in my opinion, elizabeth warren. she came in, expecting to have that campaign mojo she's developed the last couple of months. she leaves with that. tough night for beto o'rourke. i thought he hurt himself. >> won, lost? >> julian won, beto lost. >> charlie? i think you're going to go trump won. >> yes, i am going to say that and very reluctantly, because i think it's very important to defeat donald trump, but yes, he did, because of this move to the left. loser, no question about it, beto, who i think is toast. >> yeah. i think trump won and it was only a question of who was going to take the kill shot on o'rourke last night. it ended up being castro. second w goes to castro. warren did pretty well, too, but o'rourke, definitely the loser last night. >> great conversation. definitely made us smarter. jonathan, fernand, charlie, victoria defrancesco, i'm not letting you leave. you need to go to bed, though. >>> it was only the first of a two-night extravaganza. who will take tonight? could it be joe biden's big debut

elizabeth warren zeroing in on them is smart.ampaigned in west virginia and has made a focus on the appalachian state. >> you worked with jeb bush last time around. if we take a look at where he was, he was the front runner for the republican side at this stage in the race. just as joe biden is now. joe biden is above where jeb bush was. aw do we know if joe biden is jeb bush or a mitt romney? >> joe biden is in a stronger position for two reasons. one is that the base of the democratic party, there was a poll that asked them what voters are looking for. the number one answer was an obama style democrat. looking to turn away from bush. our internal poll showed that president bush was not that popular among primary voters. joe biden has that going for him. strong base has a among african-american voters. jeb bush did not have any equivalent a sizable base to build from within the republican primary electorate. i am impressed with joe biden's poll numbers and how they have stayed strong in the face of attacks coming his way. i thin

place in the primary among the democratic candidates some polls and a few editorials show senator elizabeth warren gaining on sanders and suggest a cooling toward the vermont senator this as political analysts expect senator warren to perform very well in the upcoming democratic primary debate in florida so will that progressive ring of the party embrace warnitz sanders expense and what threat is she to joe biden for the democratic nomination let's talk about that with katrina vanden who will she is the editorial director and publisher of the nation and a washington post columnist she's in new york city welcome to the program thank you so there's a lot to discuss but 1st your publication the nation endorsed bernie sanders for president in 2016 are you expecting the nation to endorse him again. so early matthew what we're endorsing is what we call the ideas primary and i think bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are winning that primary elizabeth warren has a plan for everything and i mean well thought through connected to her personal experience dealing with the true fundamental problems is

elizabeth warren is still here. you can see almost two hours she's been greeting supporters, taging photos with them. more than 6,000 people came out to this event tonight. ivy, it it tara and linda arrived at lainy college in oakland at 1:30 to see elizabeth warren. >> we were a little crazy about how early we got here. >> reporter: it wasn't until seven hours later that elizabeth warren took the stage. >> hello, oakland. i'm elizabeth warren and i'm running for president because i got a plan for that. >> reporter: the massachusetts thunder went through her stump speech which included highlights off her key policies. >> i have biggest anticorruption plan since watergate. i want an ultramillionaire wealth tax. >> reporter: she also addressed gun violence and mentioned the mass shooting in virginia beach hours before. >> on the question off gun violence, i will be fearless. >> reporter: warren's visit to the bay area, her very first of the campaign cycle. she made a splashy entrance too. she put up this billboard goi

elizabeth warren is moving. when i spoke to the senator last week, he said, look, i think there are some people with an appetite for electing a woman. do you think it's about gender or do you think she's beating him at his own game with progressive ideas. >> it's your job to ask questions. i'm not going to urge you not to ask the questions. but as a campaign manager i'll tell you that each of them really adores one another. they've been fighting in the trenches for many of the same causes for much of their lives fighting for working families and i know that it is not normal for the course of a presidential campaign to say nice things about one another and to believe that one another is actually not a terrible human being. but it is true that bernie sanders likes elizabeth warren. i think the feeling is mutual. so this campaign is truly about trying to make the case for why bernie sanders not able denigrating or trying to suggest she's not a good candidate. >> i'm not asking you to dump on elizabeth warren. i'm a

cory booker, elizabeth warren kind of held her own.'s very wide open after night number one. night to tomorrow, we are going to be all over it, as you know. you have the big guns, the front runner joe biden, bernie sander bernie sanders. he ran a strong race in 2016 and is not going away easy. mayor pete from south bend, indiana, people to judge who was really surprised a lot of people with his rise but is having trouble back home in south bend. how does he respond? kamala harris, the state of california moved to super tuesday. her home state might have a bigger role, bigger say. she's an african-american woman trying to energize the democratic base. i think we had an interesting table setter tonight with a real fireworks be tomorrow. >> shannon: social media like twitter and google putting out their data and they say congresswoman tulsi gabbard was the most search democrat. she was someone folks didn't know. they had to google her to find out more. as a veteran and someone who has served in conflicts, she is a very interesting viewpoi

elizabeth: okay.ent is being pushed aside right now, but the anti-trump rhetoric is ramping up. i want your reaction to joe biden talking about president trump signing into law criminal justice reform that was a a clinton era tough on crime law that biden championed, but joe biden trying to undercut president trump by trying to compare reaction to trump's victory to assassination of martin luther king jr. and bobby kennedy. watch this. >> i think what's happening now is i think that donald trump may have re awakened sensibilities in this country to say, whoa, maybe we can do this now just like our generation was awakened when dr. king and bobby kennedy were assassinated. i'm back in now. elizabeth: your reaction, sir. >> liz, this is a political campaign. the process is ugly. we're seeing that joe biden has been behind law enforcement his entire career until about a month ago when he started running for president in a very liberal atmosphere right now. and i think it's a shame. elizabeth: you know, to

all elizabeth warren had to do was tread water. he was the person who accomplished the exact thing he needed to do and then some. >> okay. siddiqi? >> i think both castro and cory booker were able to rise above a crowded stage. they're two people who came in without a great deal of name recognition. they both had moments on issues like immigration, access to abortion. so they probably have done a pretty good job of now implanting themselves in the minds of voters. elizabeth warren, i think that she was easily driving the conversation around income inequality for a lot of the debate. toward the second half she may have faded somewhat into the background. but she certainly came out of this also unscathed. >> who lost? >> donald trump lost because he wasn't the main point of conversation. we were talking about this in the green room beforehand. donald trump wanted to be part of the debate. wasn't necessarily part of the debate, which is good. because it wasn't a debate about donald trump. it was a debate about who was going to carry t

and if you're one of the candidates looking up at elizabeth warren, elizabeth warren is a harder target to hit. she's been in the game longer. she's tighter on other issues and she's female. beto o'rouke, the next person down, is not as tight on his issues. if you watched his tape, he's not an aggressive debater and he's male. if you look at the stage tonight, we have two people in the dead center with a ton of experience doing this and the next couple people down you might be looking to try to score points off of if you're one of the lower tier candidates could very well be mayor pete. he does not have much experience in this arena. he's had a bit of a rough week if you want to try to score easy points and he elevate yourself, is he not the guy you target? >> i look at 2016, where we had a big front-runner and we went to the first six debates and all of the people in the middle ground attacked each other and nobody attacks the big front-runner that much. it doesn't seem like a smart strategy overall. that was kind of a mutual death society strategy in the 2016 campaign. if i'm a democr

take a listen to amy klobuchar and elizabeth warren.lan would be to first of all make community college free and make sure that everyone else besides that top percentile gets help with their education. secondly, i have used programs and i have doubled them from 6,000 to $12,000 a year and expanded to the number of families will get coverage. from families who make up from $100,000. >> they didn't have money for a college application, much less a chance for me to go to college, but i got my chance. a commuter college, a slice of government that created some opportunity for a girl and it opened my life. >> dana: no doubt we will hear more about it tonight. let me ask you. from the republican side of things. is this interest rate issue is something the trump administration and congress could take on as a way to try to address the problem? >> i don't see why not. in years before the affordable care act student loan programs were a private lending programs with guarantees and it was put on the federal books for the expedience that i mentione

trailing elizabeth warren by two points. look, with the usual caveat that polling at this point is not predictive, what should be the level of concern about this poll inside trump world? >> well, i think, again, as you said, it's really, really early, geoff, to decide whether or not it will have significant bearing on the election. that said, president trump should be worried if his own internal polling is showing him losing critical states and you have national polling from fox news, his favorite network to watch. what president trump needs to be thinking about and what i think people close to the campaign say is that he really needs to be talking about the economy. he really needs to be talking about his successes as president. what we all know from covering president trump is that he is someone who doesn't really stay on message. he's someone that goes with his gut and he does have an extraordinary political gut. people around him, including republicans say we never would have told someone to center their entire campaign

elizabeth: we've got breaking news.er some very important meetings including my meeting with president xi of china, i will be leaving japan for south korea with president moon. while there, if chairman kim of north korea sees this, i would meet him at the border, the dmz zone, just to shake his hand and say hello. that's president trump there. okay, the debate last night proved why you should run for your lives from the walter mondale democrats on steroids who think the road to white house is paved with your tax dollars. >> they will pay more in taxes. >> and if we had a value-added tax -- >> it's why we need to do a carbon tax and dividends. elizabeth: and joe biden's saying he's going to raise your taxes. it's, like, run for your lives. this is the walter mondale democrats onster the oidz. >> yeah, really hold on to your pocketbooks because the american people already cannot a afford the federal government that we have, and the democrats are literally talking about doubling what the federal government spends. medicare

this is part of what elizabeth warren had to say. sen. warren: what is the business model of an insurance company? to bring in as many dollars as they can in premiums and payout as few dollars as possible for your health care. medicare for all salts that problem. david: it seems like everyone on the stage said we should have universal health care, they disagreed about how to go about it. is that a subtle distinction voters will pick up on? kevin: it will be completely exacerbated in that divide will grow larger as the debates continue. that particular moment you drew upon was precisely one that laid a marker amongst progressives. elizabeth warren as well as bill de blasio the only does go candidates on the stage to raise their hand when asked by lester holt whether or not they would get rid of private health insurance in order to advocate for government health insurance. i was able to speak briefly with elizabeth warren in the spin room. she told me after i asked her what a warrant administration -- what a elizabeth warren administration

elizabeth warren had been warning about things like the 2008 crisis from before they happened.hen she set up the consumer financial protection bureau, it was to protect consumers and by definition the -- from whom consumers needed protecting were financial institutions. that has set something up in which normal people who i run into say anybody but elizabeth warren, she hates capitalism, she is against wall street. i am not sure that's a fair characterization of her. >> she is an economic. so as a law professor at harvard, she would find a particular problem that she would want to learn more about and investigate it. and what she did in investigating bankruptcy of individuals that middle class families were coming under increasing financial strain. and there used to be this view that people filing for bankruptcy were these negligent, reckless people who liked to shop all day and didn't want to go to work. but she found that most of them were hard-working middle-income families who had suffered one big setback such as a job loss or an illness, and they were very close to the edg

we will have elizabeth warren, pete buttigieg, cory booker all making their case.op tier not here today. i mentioned joe biden. also bernie sanders and kamala harris not at this convenient today. next weekend will be a major weekend in south carolina with 22 of the 23 candidates in the race expected to be here for congressman jim clyburn's fish fry among other democratic events on the calendar. it will be a process. it is not just one weekend. they are trying to get out here as much as they possibly can, but for the four candidates here today, an important opportunity for them to make the case to african-american voters. cory booker has been putting south carolina really at the center of his strategy, but for elizabeth warren, beto o'rourke trying to make headway with - african-american voters. pete buttigieg in particular has struggled with people of color. so far he doesn't have those connections so he is trying to deepen his network here in the palmetto state. fred. >> rebecca, many are there for the forum, but i can't help but notice there's a lot of volume com