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average in the real clear politics average but the president cannot take a race against elizabeth warren for granted dig in and show the differences between the two of them in great detail and he's also going to have to show that he's got a vision for the second term is better than a vision she is offering for her first. >> sean: do you think the american people see this and i find it repulsive? we have the election in the year and it's like well if this doesn't work i will just find another reason to impeach him because you know - -- to me is like they just want him out of office. created they never accepted that he won and they never accepted the mueller report. >> yes. look, this is why -- i thought the tone the president had a day or two ago, i understand when he's angry. i understand he doesn't feel fairly treated by the system and that this is distinctly unfair but i thought his tone a day or two ago was good. he said basically it's a witch hunt what i'm going to stay focused on the big things the american people want me to do and he's got a chance here with the china trade deal, with usmca, w

points in the real clear politics average, with the president cannot take a race against elizabeth warren for granteding to need to dig in and show the difference between the two of them in great detail. he's also going to have to show he has a vision for second term that's better than the vision she is offering for her first. >> sean: do you think the american people see this, karl, and i find it repulsive? we have an election in a year, y okay, this doesn't work, i'll just find another reason to impeach him. to me, they want him out of office, period. they never accepted that he won, they never accepted the mueller report to. >> look, this is why -- i thought the tone the president had a day or two a go, i understand he doesn't feel fairly treated by h the system, that it is distinctly unfair. i thought his tone a day or two ago was good. basically, it's a witch hunt, but i'm going to stay focused on the big things the american people want me to do. he's got a chance here, with the china trade deal, with usmca, with the other initiatives of the administration, even in the midst of having anything t

i think elizabeth warren is going to gain that traction because she really is putting in the work. she's not taking nick for granted i'm saying in comparison to joe biden is he would make a mistake in this moment if he thinks he has black voters in the bag. he does not. >> thomas, meanwhile bernie sanders says he's going to be skaulg back his campaigning a bit after having that heart attack, cutting back on the number of events he's going to be doing. nbc news spoke with voters in the burlington area about his health and his age. this is what they said. >> heart problems do not get better, they get worse. >> he's kind of a horse to begin with, a work horse kind of guy. >> it kind of makes me not want to vote for him quite as much, just because i want someone in office who is not going to be focusing on their health as a main priority but focus on what's going on in the world. >> thomas, how does the sanders campaign go about dealing with this health scare looming over it? >> obviously it's not an ideal situation for them. it's something that some voters will take into account. i think it varies. i think for some pe

dems are flat-out spooked by elizabeth warren's pledge to shun big money fund-raisers if she secures the democratic mom nails. gianno caldwell, the author of, taken for granted you. >> thanks for having me. great to see you. jackie: critics say this will put the party at risk. it is important to have donors across the board but elizabeth warren is kind of drawing a line in the sand here? >> yeah. that's been what actually cemented her front-runner status. we think about the fact out of all the candidates, she being the one on the far left has been the only one who really came out with established policy plans as to what she would do if she were to become president. typically speaking a lot of candidates don't do this because they want the flexibility of a general election. but she hasn't. so thinking about the fact that she is only going to take in small dollar donors if she becomes the general election nominee, should be frightening to a lot of people because you consider what happened when hillary clinton in 2016. she raised over $700 million with all kind of candidate groups. so the pro-trump, not pro-trump, pro-clinton groups. in 2019 he raised over $300

guy, strikes me his people around him or taking the money part for granted or feeling pressure about the big money guys that elizabeth small denominations. flies in the face what you would think? >> i think the campaign is a bit arrogant. they thought they were. i think they thought people should come to them. the kind of feeling i thought, that it was privilege for me to give some money. by the way i think biden is the best candidate that the democrats can field. i think second to that is booker. neil: really? not warren? >> no, i don't think warren, warren is not a winner. >> a lot of democratic bundlers that i know are mainstream democrats think warren has very good shot. they think she is the front-runner. you can't say she has it wrapped up. neil: kamala harris was thought to be that. >> she lasted a week until tulsi gabbard took her head off in the debate. this race is clearly not done. we don't know a lot about it. one thing we know that the joe biden doesn't have the fund-raising momentum he had early on. that is indication that campaign contributors and bundlers are pulling back -- neil: might be something t

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president trump does but i'll grant you that, that president trump does it in a very course, in your face, twitter, social media. that's much more aggressive than elizabeth warren. >> let's talk more about the market expectations heading into tomorrow's trade talks joining me is trading officer. are you expecting anything, be it skinny or small or paired down this week, neck week? >> it seems like both sides are talking about the possibility of a narrow deal, maybe more agricultural purchases and i think this is a great discussion that you all are having on the desk in terms of if we simply postpone tariffs that have been threatened but not implemented, how big a deal is that again, short-term it's good news we're moving a threat or at least postponing a threat. does it change uncertainty, does it unleash cap x i would argue probably not and even if we have a small trade deal, now we have election uncertainty. if i'm a ceo and i don't have to make an investment right away and i can wait and see what happens, i'm probably going to wait and see what happens. it probably puts a cap on things but you've got amazing aggressive global central bank easing provi

granted her argument i think is going to be overall costs are down. we'll see if that's enough to satisfy voters, frankly. >> all right. you said welcome to being a front runner, elizabethn. so welcome to being an 11th or 12th place runner. i don't know what the word for that is when it comes to tulsi gabbard. and hillary clinton, former secretary of state, former democratic nominee for president was on a podcast and made direct reference to tulsi gabbard. listen to this. >> i think they've got their eye on somebody who's currently in the democratic primary. she's a favorite of the russians. they have a bunch of sites and bots and other ways of supporting her so far. >> tulsi gabbard. that was hillary clinton suggesting that tulsi gabbard is essentially a russians asset there. gabbard responded saying great, thank you, hillary clinton. you queen of the warmongers and personification of the rot that has sickened the democratic party for so long dot dot dot and it goes on with similar language there. so why elevate tulsi gabbard? what is hillary clinton doing here and why and who wins? >> well, i'll tell you what i thought was interesting. in all the back and forth, tulsi

elizabeth warren has been on a steady rise since she announced her presidency. she has been doing the groundwork that unfortunately hillary clinton did not do. right? she is taking nothing for grantedwe're seeing her numbers rise. i think that when you talk to people about where she is and what she offers, they have a lot of good things to say. iowa is about excitement, right? it's about getting people excited on the ground. i have yet to talk to anyone on or off air that is excited about joe biden. that's the problem. it's the problem as it pertains to money and his inability to be able to raise money which is why he is flip-flopping on getting support from super pacs. the small dollar donors are just not there. to me, small dollar donors show that people are excited, that they're willing to put their money where their mouth is even if it's $10, $20, $25. i don't see people doing that for biden. he may have south carolina. when we go to iowa and then new hampshire, south carolina, i think, will change. >> all right. we're going to leave it there. thank you very much. great to see you. great reporting as well. >>> up ahead, democrats get handed the biggest legal win yet in their im