governor jay senatorsummoner -- kamala harris, kristin ,illibrand, john hickenlooper senator elizabeth moran and senator cory booker. watch the 2020 presidential candidates live at the iowa state they are starting thursday on c-span. watch anytime online or listen live listening using the free c-span radio app. and the firstrump lady travel to dayton, ohio and el paso, texas on when they to visit with survivors and first responders from the two mass shootings. the president spoke to reporters about finding a possible legislative solution that would prevent gun violence. >> a terrific opportunity to congratulate police and law enforcement. the job they have done is incredible. >> i don't think anybody will argue this is a difficult time in our country for all of us. criticsyou say to your that believe it is your rhetoric that is emboldening white nationalists and inspiring this anger? . >> so my critics are political people are trying to make points many cases they are running for and in president and their are very low in the polls, a couple of them very low in the polls. if you look at dayt

. >> reporter: senator elizabeth moran said certain people. >> when you see a government that works great for those with money, great for those with connections and does not work for much of anybody else, that has corruption, pure and simple. we need to call it out and we need to fight back. >> reporter: another bit of news to report. earlier today the massachusetts congressman announced that he is dropping out of the race. he is the fourth democrat to end his campaign for the primary candidate. this leaves only 21 active democrats still running for president. live in san francisco, kpix 5. >>> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg recovering from yet another cancer scare. the 86-year-old just completed three weeks of radiation treatment for a tumor on her increase. we have learned no further treatment is needed at this time. there is no evidence of disease anywhere else in her body. kingsburg has had several bouts with cancer since 1999. >>> the billionaire businessman has died. details of his death are not known. it has been reported that he has been in poor health. his brother said

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john hickenlooper after that and senator elizabeth moran -- war and. we will talk about 2020 politics and what has been happening does fox, at 9:00 eastern time. time. 4:00 for those of you on the west coast. it is streamed on the web at c-span.org, and on the free c-span radio app. we have been talking about the iowa state fair with about 450 acres of land. you can see the skyline in the center of your screen. this is an aerial view. we have been talking about another event taking place in des moines. put against gun violence, together by former new york mayor michael bloomberg. there are 17 candidates at that event. we are streaming that live on c-span.org. the candidates last night in clear lake, iowa. more candidates tomorrow at the iowa state fair, including bill weld. he is trying to get the republican nomination challenging president trump. he will also appear on a call-in show after his appearance. later in the afternoon, tom steyer will be thinkin -- speaking. he entered the 2020 field to make sure he is on the stage in houston, texas when the

one of these people and probably one of the more radical ones, if i had to bet, would be elizabeth moranris. they are going to be stuck with these positions. can you win a general election promising free health care to the world? >> that comes back to election politics. they are talking about the primary. so i understand the pivot to the left to capture the hearts of our voters. but we'd also need to look past that. you can't just completely change of position come the general election. they are going to be some nuance changes, but you can't all of the site and on dime, change your position to be more electable to the general public. see robert, great to see you tonight. thank you for that. cnn spent more than two years, two of the longest years peered most of our lifetimes. obsessed with russia. last night, there was not a single question about russia. amnesia has set in. we will tell you why, next we call it the mother standard of care. it's something we take personally, and believe in passionately. it's the idea that if our mothers were diagnosed with cancer, how would we want them to

remember when elizabeth moran gave the big speech on the floor and mitch mcconnell asked her to yield she persisted. the democrats made so much money off of those t-shirts. >> juan: the reality is that the president had a two year jump on everyone in terms of fund-raising. he doesn't have really a primary challenge. the democrats have been raising money. the big money for trump as like this weekend in the hamptons where it was $250,000 a ticket. that's typical. >> dana: it is now. >> juan: typical, after citizens united, the amount of outside money, trump has a huge lead over the democrats from big donors who don't necessarily identify. that's where the money is coming. but yeah, i just think that we say, oh, trump has the surge in terms of these small donors. the small donors are being drawn in with things like t-shirts and the like. but the big money comes from guys who say, you know what, i got that tax break. i got a huge tax break and thank you donald trump. >> greg: new york and california. >> dana: up next. >> it's an insult to your peopl people. >> greg: cnn's chris cuomo erup

in the latest insanity comes from 2020 democratic hopeful as i mentioned elizabeth moran who just laid out her plan for criminal justice reform, saying that punitive tough on crime approach was wrong. it was a mistake and it needs to be repealed. her big idea come abolish the 94 crime bill which significantly reduced crime in the united states according to the fbi, which measures crime per 100,000 people. '93 the rate was 747 violent crime per 1,000. by looking at the chart, you can see it's gone down from there. in 2017, it has nearly dropped by half, 50%. here we have one of the great success stories of modern united states policymaking being attacked by elizabeth warren, watch. >> it is a direct criticism of a bill that has been very harmful to millions of people and has been particularly harmful to the communities at fault. we need to correct that mistake. >> laura: correct a mistake? the mistake of safer streets? a saved her -- a safer community? what is she talking about? maybe that passes in massachusetts but i don't think as a whole. joe biden would gladly stand up you would th

less than a year ago, elizabeth moran believed she would kick-start her campaign by releasing a dna test instead, her dna test shows she was far less american indian than you are. it was immediately recognized an an of terracing blunder, but somehow, her political campaign survived, and in fact, thrived. one reason is that she is offering a platform of serious economic nationalism.e and that's always popular, and for a good reason.sman but she's also carved out a niche as one of the most radical and aggressive candidate in the primary. watch. >> we live in a country nowry where the president is fanning economic racism, environmental racism, health care racism, so climate crisis is the existential crisis for our world.ea it puts every living thing on this planet at risk. donald trump disgraces the office of president every single day. >> tucker: blah, blah, blah. more identity politics. who is this person exactly?ke helen carr has followed elizabeth warren's career for decades as a radio host, and he joins us tonight. thanks for coming on. so, why is it -- this is a sincere question for e

governor jay senatorsummoner -- kamala harris, kristin ,illibrand, john hickenlooper senator elizabeth moran and senator cory booker. watch the 2020 presidential candidates live at the iowa state they are starting thursday on c-span. watch anytime online or listen live listening using the free c-span radio app. and the firstrump lady travel to dayton, ohio and el paso, texas on when they to visit with survivors and first responders from th

senator harris, kiersten gillibrand, elizabeth moran, and cory booker -- elizabeth wharton , and cory watch anytime online at c-span.org or listen live from wherever you are on the go using the free c-span radio app. journal"ngton continues. ont: c-span podcast week, monday joined by larry o'connor the host of the washington politicss examining podcast. on thursday we will be joined by irewalt.rewall -- st today joined by mark leon who has arom denver podcast that focuses on undercover global issues and trends of the day. undercover mean by issues and how do you find them? guest: these are ideas or trends or events or sometimes even individuals that exist around the world who are doing interesting things, who are of global consequence, but do not typically get the kind of in-depth analysis and coverage from our conventional media outlets. i will find a journalist or think tank expert or a diplomat or government official deeply engaged on some issue of global consequence and have a 25 or 30 minute conversation with them that examines all angles of that issue. to bring the specific issu

i'm a bernie supporter, followed by andrew yang and elizabeth moran in that order.s one to say that as long as we are stuck with two year-long presidential campaigns, much longer than any other country, and unnecessary in my opinion, we should make the most of it. we should have vigorous, substantive debates, not based on sound bites or what the political entertainment media is telling us, but do our homework, compare the platforms and make the decision on that basis and take advantage of these two years that we have to put up with this and make the most of it. beyond that? oure come together behind eventual nominee we need to also not just get trump out of their, we need to try to get the u.s. senate turned democrat. work in other states other than your own. there are ways to do that. organizations like indivisible or swing left. go online, look them up. get involved with them. put some of your time and effort into other states where they need more help to get people elected. host: let's go to toby. caller: i wanted to push back on the idea that bernie sanders is u

trump in trouble against every including challenger, joe biden, kamala harris, bernie sanders and elizabeth moranit found that 39% of registered voters supported trump and his reelection bid when he is being challenged by sanders, harris, or warren, but the sanders had and harris winning over the president at 46% stories are newsweek and the whole is available on the fox news website. roger, good morning. good morning, thanks for c-span. i've been watching used since the day you started. letter you a long, long about greta on your show. because i called in about a topic she was talking about and at first -- i just started talking about and she said it was racist and hung up on me. i could be farther from racist. i used to own two nightclubs there were mixed. second of all, the man on the show last week, it was about trump supporters and for some reason, then the second hour it was about trump being negative. you have got to bring people there that no question have a bias. no question about it. i will tell you, you say -- how can you -- you only get six cents per person, but i want to tell you som

find elizabeth warren in second place followed by biden who got good news. ' monmouth university today, a concessionaire shocking goal showing biden trailing bernie sanders was an outlier. biden and moran and sanders are three of the 10 democrats poised to debate on a single stage in september. times directly have come up short despite hundreds of thousands of dollars a day and steve bullock also failed to reach the fundraising threshold set by the dnc. >> our rules have ended up less inclusive than the republicans which is unfortunate. >> biden is concentrating on the president more than policy proposals and still sitting on top as the field shrinks around him and gillibrand's departure shows nobody who has called biden out directly like she did on the debate stage has been able to turn their viral moment into voter support. shannon: thank you. mayor pete buttigieg who made the cut in houston throwing his weight behind ride share drivers who want to unionize. when asked if that would be to higher fares and possibly move toward automation he said this. >> the only way we are making rides more affordable and accessible is by making other people miserable. something is wrong. >> the comm