elizabeth warren is still very active. do you think she's gonna be on that roster of the presidential candidates. she did something and just this past month. that makes me think yes. she's always denied that. i'm working for the state of massachusetts. you know a lot about elizabeth warren. two weeks in a row. they brought out the sweeping bills. to make capitalism accountable. our capitalist system. our corporate entities need to be more humane. and people need more of a voice in them. very interesting bill. people who work in the government. it's too much of a conflict of interest. several other points she made about that. those are big statements i think the timing for that was intentional. it really sounded presidential to me. i would not be surprised. this book is so incredibly detailed. did it occur to you or did you have any interest in interviewing her for the book. i was curious when i read it. when she was in her first campaign and people started to really perk up their ears. that you didn't they didn't do this a

say iowa goes for elizabeth warren and elizabeth warren wins in new hampshire and kamala challenges here in nevada. and then you go to california and she cleans up. who else can -- it's about warren and harris. okay. is it over then? it normally would be. the one who wins in iowa and challenges. or is there a guy like biden or a beto o'roarke or somebody who stays in there for ten or 20 contests and finally goes around the corner and wins? is that possible? >> yeah. because of the proportional rules within the party. i'm still on the rules committee. one of the things we try to establish in the rules committee is to not just get the states to spread out a little bit, but to ensure that we have the kind of diversity and the selection of delegates that we have in every other aspect of our party. in 2008 and 2016 the democratic party clearly favored the establishment. but the voters wanted an outsider. that's why you saw barack obama come straight up the middle in that very talented field of candidates in 2008. and in 2016 hillary clinton was the favorite, and bernie came within a distance

you see elizabeth warren and bernie sanders on one side. do you see you progressives emerging within the party? do you foresee a split within the democratic party? do you see a new party emerging? let's talk specifics. cenk: i don't want a new party. so that is a great question and , bifurcated answers. should there be a split within the party? yes. they say unity. ok, great. let's unify before the most this behind the most popular politician in the country, bernie sanders. no no no! you said primaries were about 2016 when you wanted hillary to win and now primaries are the best idea. i love primaries. i have been consistent on that. should bernie get a free ride in the primary? no. let's fight, let's figure out who is right, let's have people vote. should you splinter the democratic party overall? no. it is a fool's errand, a disastrous idea and will help , the right-wing win. >> are you saying you don't pick -- think it should happen, but you are talking about civil war. cenk: no, i think there will be healthy and sometimes not healthy fi

president trump but richard core dadray, this was t guy named to head the financial bureau when elizabeth warren was not able to get approval because every single republican senator did not agree to vote for her. so richard cordray took over that job. he resigned from it in order to run for the governor of ohio. now, as you know, president trump has gutted the consumer m financial protection bureau. let's look at what's going on in iowa. the governor of iowa was made the ambassador to china, so that is an open seat. the nominated incumbent is kim reynolds. she's fighting off fred hubbell. he's a former insurance executive. we will be watching that one closely to see how that goes. let's go out now to nevada, where we have three people running. this is an interesting one. there's an independent candidate there as well. brian sandoval is the term-limited governor. steve sisolak is running in

david: democrat senator elizabeth warren urging regulators this week to take actions against banks.weeted out banks are making a record amount of loans to companies swimming in debt and then pushing the risk to investors just like the pre-200e market it's a ticking time bomb that could blow another hole in our economy. regulators must take action before it's too late so gang is she right? >> i can't wait to jump in on this. david: go ahead. >> this is a very different situation than what caused the financial crisis. elizabeth warren has made her reputation bioposing banks and this is what she's going to be talking about when she runs for president in 2020 but what's happening now is you are getting banks doing big loans to companies that are doing take overs, this has nothing to do with real estate, nothing to do with personal loans and therefore, you're not going to get the sort of tiered effect of one loan on top of another on top of another which basically came crashing down. we're talking about companies possibly taking on leverage loans, too much debt, and yes, there is some ri

people from elizabeth warren to joe manchin come together and we discuss how we can be united in a strong position and it's worked. i think it will work again with health care. >> speaking of your caucus, you watched what happened in the fight for the republican presidential nomination in 2016 when more than a dozen candidates ran against each other and beat each other up pretty good. it looks like your democratic party may tas face a similarly crowded field in 2020 if not more so. are there any lessons learned that you'll take into this presidential cycle that you'll caution warren, gillibrand, booker, et cetera? >> my basic phil fois osophy is thousand flowers bloom. it's almost mystical. you never know who is going to emerge on top. having candidates out there with various views, all united in the need to change the course of how the presidency is conducted and how we help the middle class, people aspiring to be in the middle class in a much better way than the republicans have, i think democrats at the end of the day will be united, will be united on a candidate who can best defeat tr

absolutely senator elizabeth warren is one of president trump's favorite sparring partners and it's a role that she seems to relish she has galvanized voters all over the country she's a strong proponent of women's issues and minority issues as we just heard she's promising to bring more of the same in the coming term hasn't announced her candidacy yet but is widely expected to be considering one no surprise that she won reelection in the state of massachusetts nor was it a surprise that bernie sanders the former presidential candidate a democratic socialist from vermont won reelection there as well but. happy point for democrats around the country who look to these two figures to be leaders in the quest to take on president donald trump in the next two years and the next presidential election possibly. look at the bigger picture the way you are because a number of seats in that the east and. hoping to go to the democrats have they been doing a scene like a mini blue wave. yeah absolutely pennsylvania is very important for democrats in their quest to retake the majority in the house o

but in some polls now, elizabeth warren is number one in terms of who they like.'s interesting, given what we know about president del mcdonald from, that you would have a woman. it's possible that people like kamala harris, amy klobuchar, also elizabeth warren. people see her standing up for kitchen table issues with regard to financial communities, too big to fail, health care, those are issues that work so well for democrats this year in the midterms. >> martha: it's interesting, charlie, the president had mike pence stand up saying, you are going to be my vice president's running mate, right? it is going to be a question of not, perhaps they might want to have a woman on the ticket. i'm not suggesting anyone has indicated it's not going to stay the same, but that's going to be an issue for them. >> i do think one of the interesting things out of these midterms is when you look at races like richard cordray in ohio who is a big fan favorite of elizabeth warren and you look at some of these other places, i know we have not made a decision about andrew gillum, bu

elizabeth warren has said she is of native american descent and it has led president trump to mock her, calling her pocahontas. many users of twitter respond to this saying it was disgusting and others urged the raiders to fire musburger. >>> 4:26. housing for people with mental illness. coming up, the reason opponents say the state will be worse off if it passes. >> and the final push before tomorrow's midterm elections. we will have the details on last minute campaigning coming up. good morning. the traffic is doing well for monday morning. we will tell you more about this comm come back. >>> from ktvu fox2news this is mornings on 2. >> good morning. welcome back. it's monday morning, november 5 i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. i hope you enjoy your extra hour of sleep. >> yes. >> there is a big debate on this. >> when i run for president -- remember this. >> high clouds are gone with some fog on the coast but we have a boring pattern. maybe you will like it. a quiet pattern. followed the coast and other than that i don't see any rain -- all the way to the 21st -- i don'

elizabeth warren has been a champion for working people. she has been a champion for native people. has been a champion for education. and all of the things that we should care about in this country. herpressed my support of when she came out with that test the guys i felt -- because i felt she found out something about her family that she do not seriously know, and i thought that was important to her. amy: your thoughts on nancy pelosi echo she just announced her intention to run for house speaker now that the democrats have taken over. will you be e voting for her? yes, i will. amy: and what do you feel about this new generation, including are of congressmembers who come a number of them, saying that what new leadership in the house? >> well, at a time like this, you know, we're talking about the possible impeachment of the president right now. i feel is is important that we have a leader who can navigate all of these complex issues and lead our party in the right direction. i think nancy pelosi is extremely qualified to be speaker of the house because she has been speaker of the

the tweet said "elizabeth warren's 'relatives' backing trump in montana!"lizabeth warren said she is of native america descent and it has lead to president trump mocking her and calling her pocahontas. a dna test found that senator elizabeth warren only had a small amount of native america in her background. many users on twitter responded to brett musburger's tweet. some calling it disgusting. other urging the raiders to fire him. >>> one of the largest sikh gatherings out of india was held this weekend. >> for 39 years the festival and parade has been between the community. the event celebrated the inauguration of the head guru and bout out thousands of attendees -- brought out thousands of attendees. it is one of the largest gatherings of sikhs outside ofationa. -- of asiana. >>> still to come, a young woman from the east bay who went missing years ago, puzzling investigators for more than 45 years. >> the car was parked, on the seat. >> after the break, a push to solve the oldest missing person's case at the police department. department. >> we have coo

about the biggest threat l they are pushing people forward that is the basis of their party elizabeth warren and nancy pelosi that's the basis ofwa their party in california every day i see it ajey are so far left but guess what the forgotten americans are in the middle they laugh and think they are a joke. >> this is much bigger than anybody realizes what if the democrats nominate some left-wing radical? how much progress has been made quick. >> i don't think the radical left wing would ever be elected. >> the commander-in-chief sanders? . >> than normal people of america will never let that happen. >> we have to run in a couple minutes i will head back out to the crowd and asked people about fake news and fox news don't miss that. we will be back from san diego. [ doorbell rings ] janice, mom told me you bought a house. okay. [ buttons clicking ] [ camera shutter clicks ] so, now that you have a house, you can use homequote explorer. quiet. i'm blasting my quads. janice, look. i'm in a meeting. -janice, look. -[ chuckles ] -look, look. -i'm looking. it's easy. you just answer some simple q

elizabeth warren, not scared. i mean, they all look the same, sound the same, have the same message which is anti-trump. can't win on that. jesse: no. the cup's very supportive of the president's agenda. personally, i think there's issues though, and we're going to see it play out in 2020. what do you think about the leadership qualities that you noticed on the democratic side, jocko? i don't know if you see any, but i know your book was on leadership. how would you assess the leadership qualities on the left? >> well, you know, the first book that i wrote was called extreme ownership, and it's about actually taking responsibility for things. when they go right, yeah, you can pass that on a little bit, but when they go wrong, you need to step up and take ownership of that. i hope we will see more of it in the future. >> hillary clinton, i don't think, has ever admitted she lost because of anything she did. >> the investigation that they conducted ended in july. it was over, and then it was reignited, and it became

are some very good and very dignified and competent people like john kerry and joe biden and elizabeth warrenrs, now you look at texas. we all look at texas! of course, beto lost. but actually, he won. it's a laboratory of ideas. it was the testing of a candidate? they were very close and it frees him up... and when you look at the figures in texas, the number of 18—to—29—year—olds who cast an early vote, that's five times bigger than in 2014. and how he raised money. $70 million through the smaller nations, no big donors. this guy is in his 405 and could go nationwide for 2020. but only if the democrats get their act together. there is this tension in the party between the old guard, who are very old! and wonderful. they need to step aside, absolutely. you need the kind of energy that beto had in texas to really get the democratic vote out in 2020. and not only their gender gap, it was key in the mid—term figures. you don't want john kerry orjoe biden. even back in 2016, if only women had voted... trump would not have won. what are your reflections on what happened this week? in the united s

who, in fact, asked the conservative leaders, luminaries like bernie sanders and elizabeth warren notthe us politics is not so black and white. they could side with the republicans. and in any case, trump does not have any domestic agenda now. he did that in the first term, in the first two years with tax cuts and all of the other things he has attempted to change, like 0bamacare. that has been stalled. now he will focus on foreign policy, because he controls the senate. one of the battle grounds appears to be immigration. are they going to give him his wall? but that is also good for donald trump. possibly, because it is proving more popular. but that seems to be one of the things that really is in play. 0bamacare, now the democrats have the house, there are key elements of that which are safe, but there is domestic policy still out there. the republicans, they have mixed feelings about immigration too. take the republicans in the border states, they have mixed feelings. so do the democrats. absolutely. if immigration becomes the main issue, that is donald trump's main issue. "i am d

e-elizabeth warren is exciting. when i ran in 2004, by now you know if you're running.nuary everybody's going to be throughout or you're out of it. every april we have the convention. april of 2007 we had seven/eight of them there that was running next year. so this is no time to play like coy. and hard to get. and i think that that's key. but i think the voters are going to want after two more years of what we're going to see in terms of the divisiveness and the sheer bringing bringing down thf the presidency, they're going to want to see an adult, somebody that knows how to run government. so you've got to have the passion and show that you're mature and can be grownup at the same time. >> how is the for a tease? serlena is going to give us her pick when we come right back. our special election coverage continues. coming up at the top of the hour, "morning joe." we'll be right back. - [narrator] meet the ninja foodi, the pressure cooker that crisps. it's the best of pressure cooking and air frying all in one so in as little as 30 minutes it will be crispy on the outsi

next, we talk to nigel farage and he is the father of brexit. >>> in washington, elizabeth warren, senatorstreet again and the banks, saying it's hurting the economy. the banks must be regulated. we are going to talk to a top banker about that in just a moment. >>> i say maxine waters cannot bring back the regulations that have already been taken away. we will be joined by a member of the house financial services committee on that subject. mr. trump says he will support a bipartisan prison reform bill. looks like he's willing to work with democrats on some key issues. we're on it. stuart: to california, at least 63 people have died in the camp fire in the northern part of the state. 630 people still unaccounted for. the national guard is helping police to look for them. then there's the woolsey fire in southern california. about 70% contained. crews say calmer winds are helping. the fire killed two people there, destroyed more than 500 buildings. later this hour, we will talk to a man who rescued his grandparents from the wildfire. he used a boat to reach them because the flames had cut of

he's already in the government but if you may if you spend the next two years with nancy pelosi elizabeth warren and joe biden speaking only half the democratic party i promise you you're going to get with another four years of donald trump beta will get into the primaries will you not i think you should because experience is not a qualification in your. he was also a texas man he almost beat cruz did texas you know you can look at it one of two ways larry. you say well this young progressive liberal guy almost beat ted cruz in texas that is one way to look at it the other way to look at it is i can't believe ted cruz won in this with all the trump circus the women's movement with all the things going on in the culture in the right now and ted cruz is probably one of the most unlikable politicians and unlikable humans i've ever known i can't believe you want so you can kind of look at it one way or the other where is the country go in the next two years do we make any advances obamacare is set yeah i think i think you and i talked about this a few years ago actually heading into the unit had a c

right under the bus. >> juan: she feels elizabeth warren once critical of her on some votes., what we see, is right now it's 51-49, republicans in the senate. and you have heidi heitkamp trailing in north dakota, close races in indiana, missouri. then comes two interesting states, arz and nevada. -- ases and nevada. no trump in either state, even though you would think immigration, which is his key message might play there, apparently both republican candidates want no part of donald trump. >> jesse: i don't know if that's true but the races are dead even. and they could go either way. they're very interesting, two western states, a lot different than the other states in the country. on the bill clinton thing, the democratic party has given up looking for white working-class voters. bill clinton was always great at speaking to those people. they don't speak as much as they used to, they've reprioritized identity politics. millenials, they were born in the '09s, they barely remember bill clinton. then the me too thing, you might catch too much heat. on the distancing, the dist

i like elizabeth warren. but it's just -- it's a conservative country.and i just don't see them resonating. >> one more question -- >> i'll change the direction a little bit. my question is for austin. my brush with the midwest came studying agricultural economics at k state coif a focus on food security. and one of the things that i've been following is the aging of america's farmers and so i wondered if like your personal story was a little bit about coming back to see the farm prosper and do you have any thoughts from here own experience or experience of your community on positive trends that might reverse this crisis with facing from 65% of american farm law will turn over in next -- maybe 20 years. >> thank you. a question -- very briefly because i know we're almost out of time and my grandfather sent 7 kids to college milking cows and my dad milked cows for 30 years and we sold farm in 2008, and it was really kind of impossible for him to carry it on at this point and 50 years time it became extremely difficult. obviously, you know, organic agricul

also, two possible presidential candidates for the democrats, kamala harris in las vegas, elizabeth warren in wisconsin. today's stars follow the appearance of perhaps the biggest star of all on the campaign trail thursday, oprah herself. the final message of both parties, i'm sticking up for you. for democrats that means health care. for republicans that means standing behind the president's tough talk on immigration. both parties claiming momentum heading into this weekend stretch. naturally, the president's claim coming with an excuse, perhaps, if things turn out badly. >> now, we did have two maniacs stop a momentum that was incredible, and we don't care about momentum when it comes to a disgrace like just happened to our country, but it did nevertheless stop a certain momentum, and now the momentum is picking up. >> we start with our road warriors on this friday, ali vitali is in huntington, west virginia, garrett haake is in fort worth, texas, chris jansing in california, gadi schwartz in arizona. let's start with ali vitali. she's in west virginia. what's the president's goal there

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. >> one book by elizabeth warren is called the "fight is our fight."re we go from here." we can expect books from cory booker. >> booker should have a booker. >> [laughing]. >> the title should have been "no reservations." . it's no election. it's like a 5-k fun run. 90% of them won't make it. betto showed up too early. the first one interviewed in a beauty pageant. >> he should run this time. if you wait too long, like elizabeth warren. she should have run last time. beto o'rourke. maybe he has to seize the moment. >> i don't know. >> you don't know? >> [laughing]. >> since all of these democrats are misfits to emily and greg, what did you say about the 17 that were running? >> i have been consistent in this. you run the risk of having so many people you will have a contrast between similarities and one unusual person. with trump you had 16 similarities including the women. and the one non-politician stood out. >> who is the one? >> i think it's mark. he will run and win the nomination. >> wow! >> the only likeable progressive. >> i hope you have a go

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you see barack obama, oprah winfrey and also cory booker, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, every bigmocrat is now out on the playing field, leaving it out there, going, campaigning around the country. the most interesting thing about it, i was with elizabeth warren all day yesterday, cory booker and bob menendez earlier in the week. none of them are talking about donald trump. they are all -- they are letting donald trump have the mega phone. they understand that the anti-trump sentiment is out there and that at this point the best anti-trump spokesman is donald trump. elizabeth warren did not mention donald trump's name once in two events and that is an incredible change because democrats are most unified against donald trump. now they are like let the president make the case against the president and we're just going talk about health care and other policy issues where democrats have an advantage. >> elise, you've done so many focus groups over the past year or two. and it is fascinating that donald trump and donald trump's campaign, he hasn't been talking about the economy, he has

let us welcome the senator from massachusetts, elizabeth warren. [applause] >> thank you. thank you so much. thank you, reverend sharpton. for decades reverend sharpton and the national action network and the people in this room have truly been on the front lines in fighting for civil rights and for economic opportunity. i want to tell you, i love national action network and i want to tell you exactly the reason why. there are a lot of good reasons, yao out there making things -- you're out there making things happen but it's because your middle name is action and i believe in action. you know, i'm all for good ideas and i'm all for talk but at the end of the day, it's action we need and we need it now so thank you some and thank you for having me here today. i'm so pleased to be here. thank you all for being part of this fight. it has been a rough two years. ha ha. can i have an amen on that one? even in the face of racist, hateful, boggetted attacks on bigoted -- biged -- attacks on our values, democrats have stood strong. well fought together, we have cried together. we

i look at elizabeth warren and hillary clinton, and that's what they've done over and over again.at the president wants them to do. >> melissa: but joe biden wants to go fight behind the barn. your pc down mike picking this person -- >> jessica: i think what's kennedy saying -- i know my twitter feed is probably full of people that think joe biden is bad person. overall he has a high approvals on both sides. people think he's a good moral person. >> kennedy: to get back to jeff flake, i appreciate some of the things he has written. he has turned into one of these professional victims. i really have no respect for that. whether it's nancy pelosi or a sitting u.s. senator, stop complaining about where you are and how someone else has done you wrong. because that is the going narrative in this country right now. the two we can't have a victim president. it doesn't work. >> harris: again, he comes back to the question -- what role does jeff flake play in the republican party? could he legitimately run? i understand what you're saying, maybe it's the nice guy component and he could win

i was just thinking backstage hadt my opponent -- she has obama, hillary, elizabeth warren -- nce, so we trump, pe dooley,p, pence, vince and herschel walker, the goal line stalker. president, on behalf of hard-working georgians want to thank you for your response to hurricane michael. i was on the ground down there as you were and the vice president was an secretary perdue and i have never been more proud to be a georgian to see the federal, state, and local response to our brothers and sisters in need. thank you very much. as you know, my up on it does not think a whole lot about farmers and people that work in hospitality, but your shoot -- but you sure do. we also want to thank you for the tax cuts. -- because oft that, with the leadership of governor deal, taxes were cut in georgia last year and with your help, i am going to do it again next year. we also appreciate you taking a chainsaw to government regulations at the federal level. [applause] because of that, we are having record unemployment, record job growth. you for your thank huge endorsement in the primary. it made a hug

richard cordray, followers of elizabeth warren, real progressives didn't do well.f, like it, abolishing ice and medicare for all didn't do well in these midterms. >> morgan: remember, we had 15 or 16 people running in their public and the republic and primary customer we had all these lanes. that we have these people announcing they are going to run for president. as he gets time to get those lanes reignited. it's not just the politicians. as an unjust warren and sanders and everett in the senate, and beto o'rourke who didn't win. you always have the businessman. bloomberg, howard chilled, starbucks, people hurry running. bring on the popcorn. >> melissa: i say, whew to any politician who wants to make morality the main issue. that gets really dicey. you're inviting people to go into your past and dig up -- i mean, you made an issue. republicans used to do this all the time, and it would come around and bite them because they would say "we have a party of family values." now, democrats -- it cracks me up. they are trying to take up this mantle. i hope, when we do t

chris murphy from connecticut, democrat there, elizabeth warren from massachusetts, democrat there. maryland, then ben cardin, sheldon whitehouse, rhode island. there are five already that the democrats have taken, those seats, in the house. so, it's looking promising for them so far but they will need to flip 23 seats in order to gain control. >> a long way to go. all right, brooks jarosz, thank you very much. >> reporter: you're welcome. >>> we are checking in on those temperatures out there. these were the highs from today. 76 degrees. that's up a few degrees from yesterday. i temperatures today, warmer for the most part. we had some upper 70s and a few low 80s down in san jose and morgan hill. the story will be more of the same tomorrow. nice out there right now. concord, 77 degrees, a pocket of heat as high pressure does what it does. the air is sinking and warming and that's what's going on. temperatures will stay for a little while tomorrow. we've got this big high pressure ridge not only keeping us dry, it's keeping us warm but is also helping impact some cool overnight lows

the one like elizabeth warren.eople like brown, and there's a lot of big city governors like eric garcetti and mitch landrieu. they are not the house names, but they have executive experience is in a lot of good ideas. things that are important to say. i think joe biden -- >> katie: you know he's running because he adopted a german shepherd yesterday. [laughter] >> jessica: major! >> katie: on friday, i believe. in delaware. he adopted a german shepherd and that's how i know he's running for president. every president has a dog. >> jessica: i think his dog regionally passed away, too. his name is major and he's very cute. >> david: joe biden will be 78 years old. >> jessica: it doesn't matter! a >> david: i have to point out, kamala harris is much younger but she is lacking in experience on a national level. if they work together, joe biden as president, kamala harris as vice president, that would be a very strong ticket. because one hand has a lot of experience, but he's kind of old. on the other hand, she doesn't

if you are kirstin gillibrand, amy klobuchar, elizabeth warren, kamala harris and women voted by 19 oror democratic candidates and propelled them to the majority in the house. if i'm joe biden or bernie sanders, i just think the lesson we learn in this election, democratic primaries and in the house, women are powering the democratic party. >> we did that. >>> you concerned about it? >> if you look at by race, remember that number of women who voted for democrats. >> the reason i'm wrong. >> didn't you just nominate a woman in 2016? >> that's a specific woman. >> but you had a president that objectified women. that's when we go back to women's issues. you had people at the table to deal with issues that deal with us. once again, the year of the woman. we moved forward and we are coming back. >> this is all part of the year of the woman. >> yes. >> if you are looking at it now and when it comes to the congress, 47% of men. 48% of men voted for democrats and 59% of men voted for a -- of women voted for democrats. you are not concerneded about that? that's now. that's in the rear view mir

all right, warnings from president obama and senator elizabeth warren about what republicans will doo your health care. ask democratic voters what they care about most and the answer on virtually every poll is health care. in the final week, the g.o.p. going on the offense saying, they, too, will protect preexisting conditions. for more insight let's bring in the dew point communications director for the dnc and proud finisher of a camp challenge. a workout and being with us. >> exactly. >> you've got the republicans playing defense a little on this. president trump tweeting out that republicans will protect preexisting conditions. josh hawley up for senate in missouri, also running an ad saying the same thing. does this prove that voters care about this issue? >> i think it definitely proves about voters care about the issue, but on the ballot this november is health care. you definitely said it and our democratic candidates are talking about it. they're talking about it nonstop. i think we remember in 2016 how there was this, you know, dems in disarray, dems have no message. we're

no, we're not talking about you elizabeth warren, shoo. so manshooso many firsts. two first muslim women and two american native women. only one can be first. you can't have two firsts at the same time. you can't have a double first. >> what are you saying someone has to decide who is first. >> trevor: you have to have like a second. somebody tus has been buzz aldrin. you can't have two neal arm strongs. >> the first man on the moon. >> trevor: it was like they were going to july together at the same time -- jump together at the same time. if we found out that was the plan and then neal is like your shoes are on fire and one small step for man. who goes first it doesn't matter. in texas it's being reported that ted cruz has owe fernally defeated beto o'rourke. look, i mean beyonce did enforce beto so -- endorsed beto. this guy has been re-elected now so we have to start showing him some respect. so tonight no jokes about ted cruz so congratulations well done senator ted cruz. now you may be surprised that ted cruz won the popularity contest but we went to texas ear

but you've got elizabeth warren, you've got kamala harris signed on to it.rienne: i think what you'll see is a robust debate about the policy issues that matter to american families. as opposed to what we thought, unfortunately. in the republican primary to an accent, which was a primary where people were cutting each other down. so, we are a big tent party. there are the bernie sanders wing of the party come of elizabeth warren wayne, and the moderate wing which i'm from. mitch landry was somebody i'm keeping my eye on, from your home state, who i think will be an extranet candidate. i think he would do very well. kamala harris, as you mention terry mcauliffe, another state -- a is more blue and now it's purple. former governor may be running. i think you will see is a debate about the policy issues and the direction that we want our country to go. >> harris: only one thing matters -- congressman, what does it take to be donald trump if you're a democrat? >> steve: and i think you will see anybody come out of the field he could beat him. i think will be a c

silly that was silly legally but it might not be bad political advice because i think when i see elizabeth warren joe biden and nancy pelosi i were the democrats would lock them. ok we interrupt the program because highly anticipated afghan peace talks are just getting underway in moscow a dozen countries were invited to take part the taliban is also represented marking the first time the militant group has done for engagement this kind of high level multi lotro meeting after almost two decades of war in afghanistan i'm just saying that russian foreign minister sergei lavrov has just opened the talks let's listen in to russia to get back in the second meeting of moscow to forment on consultations on afghanistan but i'm working. with you to jointly search for ways to build inclusive intra afghan dialogue in the interests of promoting the process of international reconciliation in speediest of. peace coming to bronx having evidence well because it was less interesting that it has first and foremost as a nation of ghana stand who make sacrifices every day and. hardships all states of the region and

not just harrison and booker but even sarah brown, jeff americal elizabeth warren. who's not running? this will be an issue for chuck schumer but they're in the minority. watch for the republican senate to do much of what they're dois in t senate -- trying to confirm a lot of judges which they cando with a simple majority, without democratic support. robert: we're talking about a shutdown showdownhis december. there's a lot of possible bipartisanship early nex yr but we're always thinking about the other cloud hanging over these discussions. democrats said midterm voters sent a cle message they want to check on donald trump's administration. many incoming chairs say they will use the powero investigate the president and members of his team. that's the scene next yr. are the president's tax returns at the top of the democrats' list? lisa: they're near the top. we know what's close to the top. we saw a letter this tuesday come out from jerry nadler who will be one of the big investigative forces for democrats. he wrote a letter to the acting attorney general, among ot

. >> you know, a lot of them, do you think an elizabeth warren could carry ohio, joe bide couldn't carry think that if people carry this message of the dignity of work, of honoring people and respecting work, make the contrast between the phony populism of donald trump, where the white house looks like a retreat for wall street executives, and the real populism, where populism is not racist, it it is not anti-semitic, it doesn't push some people down to lift others up, i think any one of them can win my state, if they make that contrast, between the phony populism of donald trump, and the dignity of work and all that we stand for and have the -- the democratic party has always been the party of, we have your back, of working families, and that's what i fight for every day in the senate. >> you won your re-election. and a person that you first defeated to get into the united states senate, someone you defeated handily, mike dewine, also won the governorship. and it is clear that there were some people who voted for both of you. who do you think was the dewine/brown voter and why do you th