and joe biden crushing the second best two democrats in bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. i ask you, you think about the breadth of this appeal here. one thing if joe biden was the candidate of moderates and bernie sanders and deliberate warren of the left. you have joe biden dominating the moderate wing, that is a pretty strong formula for victory, i would say. >> the challenge for senator warren moving forward is erode vice president biden's numbers among liberals. as long as a quarter of liberals in the democratic party are saying they're comfortable with senator warren, you will see challenges for senator sanders and warren as they try to consolidate that left wing of the democratic party. senator warren is gaining traction with many liberals. you see her drawing big crowds in the early voting states. until joe biden is not seen not liberal enough by democrats he will hold in these polls. >> you think about, there's an ideological question. there's an age thing, older voters dominate the democratic primary and have historically and holding his own with younger voters. n

he said senator elizabeth warren is searching in the national and statewide primary polls in the bettingarket, dan, have already calculated warren as the likely democrat nominee. i would like to see what the bookies are doing. i find that very interesting. what do you make of that? >> unworn, i want to respond to chris quickly. trump is in front of the cameras 20-24 hours a day. they are hiding joe biden. joe biden they are hiding in a closet somewhere so give me a break. but unworn, warrant is a weak candidate. i'm really getting tired on elizabeth warren. she's got a plan, listen, laura, the dude who invented new coke, had a plan but the plant could suck really bad. and elizabeth warren's plans are absolutely awful. i will take the trump plan 3% gdp growth, tax cuts, regulatory reform. >> we don't have 3% gdp growth. >> i don't need elizabeth warren's awful plan. i'm sorry. she is a terrible candidate. i don't think she will make it. >> laura: i think she has populist appeal, i really think she does. i'm not throwing her to the side ends i don't think that she could not be the nominee.

i have a recommendation for thep politicians, elizabeth warren sway in your chair. is is a better option. >> laura: dancing to the oldies. >> don't get up. >> laura: theresa may looked like a praying mantis when she dancing.y oh, no, no. raymond. >> warren is right behind her. that boris carlos shuffle is something else. >> laura: a reference not everyone is going to get. and, he will not be dancing. and the left will indoctrinate your kids in the classroom a radical new 1619 project. stay there. >>ou "time" magazine's groundbreaking, and you have to read it at 1619 project. >> you may have noticed this edincredibly ambitious project that they have undertaken an unveiling over the course of last week and this weekend. it is called the 1619 project. >> it is incredibly important piece "the new york times" is doing. >> laura: hello, hello, hello, an echo chamber of the liberal media. all over "the new york times," called the 6019 project to you rewrite u.s. history. it is shockingly being weighed teachers, 1619 project in the classroom? you can find free curriculum, he

but for elizabeth warren this is a big deal. er a chance, if you look at the trajectory of the warren candidacy, right now she's surging. she's known as the candidate with a plan for that. but if you look at how her campaign began it was really this issue, the dna test dust-up, if you will, that marred the early weeks of her candidacy and allowed people to question, would she be able to go head to head with donald trump and has she sufficiently spoken to this issue of the way in which she's dealt with her native american ancestry? and it's been interesting in talking to tribal leaders before this forum there has been a sense that that whole dust-up doesn't necessarily give them pause about her candidacy, but then today as i was talking to people attending, the issue of how she manifests her heritage is important. listen to what some people here said to me. >> is elizabeth warren going to be a woman of color now? >> she says she's not. >> how can she say she's not when she took a dna test stating she is? so she's either one of us

look at where elizabeth warren is. that's within the margin of error. this is one particular poll this week showing senator warren catching up to him with just one point. what exactly is she doing right, and perhaps what is he doing wrong? >> you know, i think elizabeth warren has an excellent ground game in a lot of these early states, such as new hampshire and iowa. she has continuously held these town halls ever since the launch of her campaign earlier this year, and she has laid out these very detailed plans, very in-depth plans. i mean, just last friday, she announced a plan on how to aid native american communities, and it was extremely detailed, in depth, and it really -- >> and extremely ironic. >> it's a little ironic, absolutely, and it comes, actually, right before she's set to address a major native american conference in iowa next week, something that vice president biden will not be at, but she'll be joining some other presidential candidates. but yes, it's very ironic, given her past statements claiming to have native american heritage and

elizabeth warren brings something refreshing and predictable to people. this message that she's been belaboring over and over about i have a plan. here's how will i pay for it people want to know how you will pay for things. people don't like when they hear medicare for all, that's good, but how will we pay for it? that's easy to label as a socialist policy for republicans and trump. i think she presents herself almost as the adult in the room. when everyone else is trying to tear down each other to make themselves a front-runner for how ever long it lasts, we saw this with kamala harris and joe biden, lauren doesn't take that route. she made a jab at john delaney at last debate that was smart on her end and authentic. it was sort of reinforcing her message, she's a fighter, she has a plan and she's running because she belief believes in. people are recognizing that more and more. it's not just voerts s ivotersd new hampshire. it's black voters, too. she dominates with black voters than some of the more minority candidates in the field. that's a fascinati

jake, "the new york times" points out in addition to this apology, she also has a plan which elizabeth warren's trademark. she's got a plan for that and in this case we have a quote from "the times" she talks about friday miss warren rolled out a set of proposals intended to help native americans talk about topics live sovereignty and indigenous women. and she covered areas like health care and education and criminal justice. so there's no doubt elizabeth warren isp or the rise. there's no doubt the story in some ways the first eight months of this race, she's been the one candidate who has had consistent upward trajectory since the race started. you've seen bernie sanders on the downslide throughout or joe biden kind of teetering, losing support but really warren has been the story of a candidate with focused energy, strength, good campaign organizations in places like iowa, new hampshire. is this combination the 1-2 punch of a declarative apology at this point and her kind of trademark policy proposals on it, is this the thing that allows her to put this question behind her? this is a long qu

he thinking elizabeth warren is a preachy college professor, and thinking bernie sanders is an old manesh faye and new perspective to -- >> the sander/warren nonaggression pact, you can't see that coming to an end somewhere quickly. >> as the person who broke that story, i think it's been overg-8ed. what happened was when they first met in january to talk about the fact they were both probably going to return. they agreed not to go after each other in person terms. basically what it means is neither of them will go out of their way to make the other look bad. they do have a bit of a personal relation she want. they're not drinking beers on the weekend, but they think of each other very highly. bernie sanders used to call elizabeth warren my favorite senator. some of them saying, when is there time to be scrutiny? but there's also a myth they're going after the same 3508 of voters. they will at some point presumably go after that, but they're both at 20%, and that's obviously not the same group of voters, so they're running parallel campaigns. obviously at some point they'll clash, but

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versus bernie sanders for the progressive lane and it looks like elizabeth warren has succeeded in moving ahead bernie sanders in that lame bill i'm agree i'm sure you'll agree that it's the it's 5 states that win the election. because i can predict this election before it starts and tell you that trump's going to win i don't trump is going to win this is the and button's going to win new york 10 and that's a given can recapture pennsylvania ohio and iowa. again i want to add california to that list also i didn't run away i want to add california sure that list of course i saw with biden trumps want to carry texas i believe. still uphill despite better o'rorke for democrats biden new york in the bag california in the bag by the way california really helps cameras as well but i believe a candidate like joe biden can yes i do believe democrats can pick up that rust belt which hillary clinton totally ignored if they're talking about working class blue collar issues issues that people care about at the kitchen table that's what trump did in hillary clinton did not in michigan in ind

elizabeth warren. i did the pocahontas thing. i hit her really hard, and it looked like she was down and out, but that was too long ago. i should have waited. but don't worry, we will revive it. >> david, is this trump being trump or is the pressure getting to him? >> yeah, it's trump being trump, which is cruelty and using conjecture and using insults that are unbecoming of the presidency itself and of the office that he holds and the office he's seeking re-election to, and i think whoever the democrats nominate, whichever one of those fine people he actually was describing, will be able to draw that contrast of decency with the president come november 2020. but chris, look how hard on this singular issue of the economy, the one issue that he seems to be polling best at, look how hard he's still having to sell that. and what he's selling often, as we were talking about previously, is kind of a relative argument. the reality is, the market has been doing well, particularly if you're not one of those 50% that are not in the market

>> it means bernie sanders and elizabeth warren won't be president. 8 of the people on the stage didn'tgree with warren and sanders. you saw them try to direct them. trish: buttigieg was talking about debt-free college. >> there is a difference between making college more affordable. beto's is to make community college for affordable. trish: this college stuff is never going to work especially with the likes of elizabeth warren being paid $400,000 just to teach a class. it all costs money. college costs money. >> trillions of dollars. and they are not explaining how they are going to get. they won't even tell the american people they are going to raise taxes on the middle class to pay for their fanltd i dreams. and i saw the headlines today where all about how the moderates were attacking the liberals. but i think vice president pence said it best, this was the liberals fighterring the socialists. there is no moderate anywhere in the room. trish: can we agree, socialism does not work. not even in denmark, dare i say. >> the problem is that when republicans passed the last tax cut withou

senator elizabeth warren rising in the polls. a ugov poll is one point behind john biden. 's within the margin of error. what is warren doing right or what is biden not doing right? >> with warren, she has ha steady rise. the last few months there have been serious moments for her, the first two democratic debates were widely seen as huge successes for her or her call for impeachment which was very exciting for a lot of democrats. you have seen her money rise. and really more than any other candidate, she puts staff in the states. you've seen her doing organizing with field organizers all over the early states. i think a lot of that is really coming together for her right now. >> guys, we are just less than a month from the next democratic primary debates. these nine democrats have qualified so far. hanna, whom else are you expecting to see on the stage in september and what are you sort of expecting to see there? >> well, i think we're just about to see julian castro potential make the cut, but i think among those ten that are really -- nine that are really competing, it's

elizabeth warren is having a moment.undit friends go, all right, this biden/warren showdown is coming. but there is another member of the progressive wing of this party, frankly, some would call it the current member of his activism. can they exist in the same primary and one of them still win this nomination? >> not all the way through probably. but they can exist for quite a long time. and that's the significant thing about this moment. when i just looked at the poll you had, and at some of the other recent polls, it's important to understand that there is about 20 or 25% of people who are saying they are with candidates other than biden, sanders, and warren. so, the thing to recognize here is that sanders and warren have a lot of territory where they can still pick up support and kind of establish a position before they have to worry about going after each other. now that doesn't mean that sanders doesn't worry about it. he should. but this thing is -- i don't think getting quite to the point where you're going to see

elizabeth warren is poison for that coalition.ng answer and probably even worse than bernie sanders. >> melissa: there is no passion behind it. >> dagen: i want to get katie and hear about the head-to-head. we are taking a look at the head-to-head versus the democratic candidates and donald trump. i mentioned in the introduction, he doesn't even poll of a 40%. is that meaningful at this point? >> katie: i would say no. [laughs] especially if you go state-by-state. when you compare the policies directly, that's not what is being asked in terms of the polling and the questioning here. you are going to have to wait until there is one candidate to really understand whether president trump will beat them or not. >> jessica: we are 14 months out. i think trendlines are important to focus on and there was one result from this that we didn't have up on the board, extremely important. 60% of democratic voters want a return to normalcy in washington, versus only 36% that want a revolution. >> katie: what does that mean, though? >> jessica:

we asked elizabeth warren that question today.se she is one of the candidates who has called him a white supremacist. we said to her, what does that say about the people who support him? she blew right by it. she knew it was not a place she wanted to go. i would agree there is a caveat to the strategy i laid out. if trump is able to convince people that they are being demonized by simply the fact they even responded to him four years ago, that could be something that helps him a lot. >> is there an audience that if you're talking about these reluctant trump voters i take your point. maybe they view this as an indictment, that kind of attack as an indictment on our own character or is there a risk that trump's own behavior especially in the last couple weeks makes them reconsider the charge? not about themselves but about him? >> well, it probably does. it most certainly should. i'm not sure what argument democrats are going to make for themselves in 2020 but that the president is unfit for office dispositionally and in terms of ch

i don't know if i were a betting man, i would bet on elizabeth warren.the average, real clear politics, you will see most of the candidates are sort of declining. you know, even biden's lead though increased has not been because he has attracted more voters. it is because bernie sanders was a close for second place them before. i don't know. i'm not a person who believes gaps really necessarily hurt you. sometimes they can humanize you, but his recent gap, when parkland happened and saying he was in vermont when in new hampshire, that has raised a lot of questions. if i were a biden team, he felt this way about games where you go into last quarter, six points ahead but you think, we are not going to win. and if you look at that real clear politics average, you will see elizabeth warren is one of the few on the general upswing. >> dana: but what about the concerns that the so-called establishment come i should say of the democratic party, it's like, they are not so sure. they've never been sure about bernie. how is she trying to say she's different from h

paul: elizabeth warren, i know that you're a big fan of her program, bill.aul: but i think you have to respect and be impressed by her -- her own progress in this race. >> yeah, i probably don't agree with elizabeth warren in anything but i'm impressed on her campaign, she has put a good team in iowa, if you look at real clear politics average in the polls, the granted the polls are early, she's the only one of all the candidates that has been on a slow upswing for the most part of the campaign. i think she worked hard, i think she does excite a lot of the base, i mean, people they want to beat donald trump but they also want someone to be excited about to go into that and i think she has some of that with -- a lot can happen with some of the lesser known candidates, whether they have a good debate night or so forth. biden's problem is people know him, wow, cory booker looked good, or castro looked good, are people going to say that about joe biden? >> competing theories in the race, do you counter right-wing populism and left-wing populism, that's what warr

there is more momentum in polls for elizabeth warren. look at these clouds she has been drawing, 15,000 people her campaign says in seattle this weekend. she drew another 12,000 in minnesota last week. joining us now, cnn political analyst, david gregory, and joe lockhart, former clinton white house press secretary and cnn political commentator. all the caveats, one poll, the margin of error is plus or minus 6%, which means biden could have a 12 point lead, if your whole campaign is based on electability and you are the most assured in your argument to win the race, a poll that doesn't necessarily show you winning, how problematic is this? >> i think it is problematic. this is about enthusiasm. it's why we have campaigns. people show up and not just perceive the strengths and weaknesses. it's why the debates matter as well. what elizabeth warren is showing is a couple of things. there's a lot of enthusiasm among the progressive ranks of the democratic party. a lot of sorting out that democrats are trying to do about what's a winning stra

elizabeth warren, 11 to 4. it says biden is a clear frontrunner in the polls, the betting odds, not so much. here is some interesting stuff. let's go into some more of the fun stuff, okay? celebrity odds. u.s. presidential betting odds, measurable obama is 100 to 1 that she'll win the election. oprah winfrey, 150 to 1. george clooney, 250 to 1. melania trump bets, revealed to be living with another man in trump's first term, 8 to 1. this is real stuff, guys. trump to marry for fourth time as president is 50 to 1. okay. other bets. trump convicted by the senate in his first term, 16 to 1. trump impeached by the house in his first term, 3 to 1. trump opens area 51 to the public in his first term, 2 to 1. france will ask for the statue of liberty back, 2 to 1, you can maybe that bet. finally, trump to have a u.s. navy ship named after him, 7 to 1. trump to have a u.s. military base named after him, 12 to 1. trump to publish precise definitions of his hands on twitter and trump to commission his face on mt. rushmor

but what do you see with elizabeth warren pulling in the 15,000 this weekend?gs, lawrence. before i touch that, i actually want to get further in the polling nerd weeds and that is talk about why you do see often the numbers move around is what's a likely voter. lawrence, we're lucky if we get half of americans to vote in a general election. you're getting a lot less than that who are voting in a primary, so instead commercial fishing is more like fly fishing. for us to figure out what the primary electorate is is not always that easy. you will see some movement depending on who they let in screen, who they don't let in screen, especially in atlanta who has a wide swath of voters who can enter the democratic primary and play that democratic primary, guessing the electorate becomes just that. it becomes just as much art as science, so you will see some movement there in the polls. i got really nerdy on you with polls and samples. that said, i think that when you look at the crowd size -- i worked for a guy in 2008 where we started seeing these immense crowds sho

we're not. >> reporter: elizabeth warren sharpening her electability argument and delivering the message in seattle on sunday, and last week in st. paul, minnesota, warren draws thousands in a sign of rising enthusiasm and growing curiosity about her candidacy. >> that is what i'm seeing in the crowds. people who are all in. >> reporter: it is a subtle but mistakable contrast with joe biden whose audiences have been far smaller. yet biden is still leading the democratic field by most metrics. as he insists he's the strongest candidate to defeat president trump. he's not calling for a revolution. but rather hoping to make the race a referendum on trump. >> it is going to take a movement. it has to be a movement grounded in our values and our ideals that define us as a country. and they're being crushed. >> reporter: the 2020 contest has been remarkably stable throughout the summer. but campaign advisers tell cnn they believe the race could be far more fluid heading into the fall. a new monmouth university poll today shows a three-way fight with warren, bernie sanders, and biden at the top

he is a not a complement to elizabeth warren or to any of them.e advocates for open borders with socialist policies so i don't think he is even qualified for that. >> david, not even open borders. he actually told chris hayes of msnbc in an interview a couple of months ago he would tear down the borders around el paso. not even open. he wants to take down walls altogether. that is even beyond open borders. but again, that seems to be the way the democratic party is going on the issue in terms of not just allowing people to come in illegally. but also knocking down walls keeping them from coming in illegally. >> gregg: we have run out of time for me to trash elizabeth warren and kamala harris for accusing the police officer in the shooting death of michael brown of murder. when, in fact, they are both lawyers. i mean, c'mon, they know the definition of "murder." >> gregg, one point. >> gregg: go ahead. >> politifact never fact checked elizabeth warren's claim she is part cherokee indian. if you are a fact checkings a, i would think it would be at t

she had some 15,000 in a rally and a lot of people are showing up top elizabeth warren's events. y inches up. what does it tell isn't it tryo? >> she's the most interesting person. she slipped on the banana pocahontas four or five times. people were not talking about warren several months ago. she is able to claw her way back and people are excited about elizabeth warren. the rock, on the season premier of ballers was reading an elizabeth warren's book. that given you how far she's broken into tit. she's not making enemies or mistakes. she's really doing something extraordinary right now. >> the warren/sanders. you call it a block. i happen to think that their coalition don't line up one to one. i think that bernie sanders does better with non-college white men and she does better with women. how long do you think they can survive this mutual non-aggression pact they have right now? >> look, i don't know. it can't last forever. they're benefiting from each other because they are stretching out the window of idea. they're stretching out the over tuned window where ideas are off the

you're seeing movement by elizabeth warren, who seem to be on his heels.ie sanders, he seems to be retreating and seeming to see some of his support go to elizabeth warren. some of the other candidates, there are so many that are below 1% or struggling to break out and do anything to really shake up the practitrajectory of the . four months after the last poll biden is in the same position he is. the fact they're going to be voting in six months or so, the fact that we've seen so much happen in the news and haven't actually seen movement by so many different candidates, especially those polling at 2% or lower, they'll have to do something to change that. >> booker in particular, he's got a pretty big operation down there and beto and pete buttigieg as well. a lot of these folks are in the single digits and have to make some movement. >> one thing we want to note about this monmouth university poll locking in 2% of the vote among likely iowa caucus goers, that means he has officially qualified for the debate stage in september. he's the ninth democrat to me

elizabeth warren firm lip in second place. we haven't seen her debate joe biden yet. a strong performance by warren, do you think that could erase fears as tara was talking about, about electability? >> well, i think she has a good case. she's run i think one of the best campaigns of the candidates out there. she started from the bottom down. >> can we put that poll back up? sorry. go on. >> she started from the bottom. she started early and people kind of dismissed her because of all the attacks donald trump was making against her. she's actually been very steady and making movement. but, you know, here's the thing. i don't buy this electability argument about elizabeth warren. hillary clinton ran for president. she got 3 million more votes than donald trump did. she's a white woman just like elizabeth warren, and elizabeth warren doesn't have all the 20 or 30 years of baggage that hillary clinton does, so that gives her an advantage. plus, elizabeth warren also has the capacity to build on what hillary clinton did and get the progressive voters who didn't turn out in

but look at elizabeth warren, she's up to 20%. she trails by 11 points but up eight points since july. senator bernie sanders rounding out the top three at 10%. but he's down a five points since july. voters were asked who would win in a potential match-up with president trump and some of those democratic candidates. biden came out as the clear winner with 50% saying they would back his run against donald trump. 38% said they would vote for president trump in that hypothetical match-up. voters who had a negative view of both trump and biden still backed biden by 43-10% margin in the head to head match-up and president trump is polling below several other democratic challengers as well. nine points behind bernie sanders and seven behind elizabeth warren and six points behind kamala harris. president trump is steady no matter who he is up against at 38, 39%. >> getting pounded. and gene robinson, it seems to me that if you're inside the white house and you're looking at the numbers, the one that's most concerning is a question of wh

let me ask you about elizabeth warren.ou see the surge in the polls, does that make democrats excited or a little nervous? >> they wrote an excellent piece about this and it's making a lot of democrats disturbed because she has moved into second place and she has done so at the expense of bernie sanders and she has done so by grabbing bernie supporters. she has gone up 16 points and he has dropped 13 points. therein lies the tale. if you are winning votes because you are more liberal than bernie sanders, that has to leave a lot of traditional democrats worried. >> dana: i read that piece too too. i will let you sum it up for us. >> this joe biden fade, he is making missteps and misstatements and people are getting nervous about voters thinking he might not be able to make it for the long haul. his numbers are softening and on the latest pulling out of the street journal yesterday and this is an opening progressive's belief or the alternative which was bernie and is now elizabeth warren and carl is right. if she takes berni

we'll see joe biden on the same stage with elizabeth warren. whether that changes the dynamics here is another question. because still with ten people it's an incredibly crowded debate stage. we're talking about 90 seconds to two minutes for answers tops with rebuttals. not exactly substantive debate but we will be getting to see the contrast we want to see. after this debate the field will narrow even further, naturally or not, and will get an even tighter debate stage after that. >> jonathan allen, we've got the two polls out today and monmouth comes out and says we should all just forget about that monmouth poll and people were leaning in that direction already anyway but there's joe biden with this solid 32% that's right back there and he's right back in that solid position. and everyone else is in an alignment they've been settled into now for a couple of weeks with elizabeth warren essentially coming in second in these kinds of polls. the rest of the field, the way they've been lining up in most of the other polls. is this starting to gel

he was a fan of bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. nothing to do with straubel but nobody ever mentions that. i don't blame elizabeth warren and i don't blame bernie sanders in the case of ohio and i don't blame anybody but a blame, these are sick people. these are people that are mentally ill and mentally disturbed. some mental problem and we are going to be meeting with members of congress. i have hardly got meeting schedules and i have had plenty of talks over the last few days. i think something is going to be -- we are going to come up with something that's going to be really very good beyond anything that's been done so far. [inaudible] >> we are going to see where we are. we are dealing with leadership right now and you know you have two sites that are very different over this issue or let's say all good people but to sites that are very different. they get close i will bring them back again to see where we are with leadership. normally this is done really a decision, congress gets together and they try to do something but if y

elizabeth warren was at 19% of the vote.round 15% of the vote, which indicates what we have seen all along. that is that joe biden is up by around ten points. he's up at around 30%. that is a little bit down from where he was in late june although that's not statistically significant. i think the one noteworthy thing in there is elizabeth warren. i do think you can make a real credible case that if you look back at late june compared to now, she is up by five points. if you go back even further, she's up by double digits from where she was in april. she certainly has some momentum in her direction. >> anyone you speak to will say she's running the most disciplined campaign of everyone. >> yeah. i think she's running on plans, plans, plans and it does seem to be working for her but i still think she's behind. >> one of the biggest swings among moderate and conservative democrats, okay? you can see bernie sanders, elizabeth warren gained with those voters, while biden lost voters. what does that say to you? >> i mean if that's

as elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. the very idea that you have to win popular support for your policies seem to enrage them. warren, especially. at one point, they accused a cnn person as being a secret republican. first time that has ever happened. >> do not support medicare for all. >> your question is a republican talking point. >> what you want to do instead is find republican talking points of a made up piece of some other part and say oh, we don't really have to do anythin anything. stop using republican talking points in order to talk with each other about health care. see one that really was the story of the whole night. elizabeth worn jumping up and down and barking at anyone who asks too many questions. not everything elizabeth says is wrong. we actually like her views about manufacturing and trade for example. holy smokes, is warren unbearable in a lot of ways. nasty as. watch how she treated john delaney, who is one of the nicest men in politics. >> i think democrats win the one we run on real solutions, no

it's elizabeth warren who is in second place in iowa.thin single digits now of joe biden, the leader in iowa. of course, when we talk about iowa, the democratic caucus electorate, we tend to be talking about more liberal voters and that is where the energy is. this is among self-described very liberal democrats in iowa. warren doubling up bernie sanders. you see biden. he is back in single digits. warren has moved up significantly in iowa. also, this pole suggests those who are most likely who are to go out. you've got to be there for hours. those who are most likely to go out and put that time commitment in a little bit more supportive of warren than sort of more general interests of voters. so warren moving up in iowa in striking distance. here's where things get interesting. because if warren let -- let's imagine a world where warren catches biden in iowa. where she beats biden in iowa. what would come next? new hampshire. that's the next-door neighbor state. she is in third place right now. remember, massachusetts, new hampshire, the

let's vote for elizabeth, pocahontas warren.t calling out president and other democrats at the rally in new hampshire. warren has been a target. she is heating up. moved into solid second place among 2020 democrats in the a new "fox news poll." the question will the stock keep rising? stephanie hamel and max burns. max, let me start with you. i really think warren is a person touching on the new age democrat, not completely socialist. putting out actual plans, not all pie-in-the-sky. i got to wait to achieve tease things. it may be working for her. >> she has put numbers behind her ideas. the challenge for joe biden the front-runner, the more people see elizabeth warren, the more they like her. the more they see joe biden the more they like elizabeth warren. i don't think biden is prepared for the ground game that warren has rolled out very well. charles: president trump stepping up comments on elizabeth warren, sensing it will no longer be joe biden. he tries to stay ahead of the game which helped him a lot in the last election

you talked about elizabeth warren rising, bernie sanders rising. health care is one of the reasons they're rising. what joe biden is trying to do is not allow any time to pass here over these summer months by not allowing any of his supporters to think, you know what, elizabeth warren might be right on this, trying to shake people into remembering that he believes is the strongest person to go after him. but once you play this play, you can't do it again in october or november or december. i was a little struck by the fact that it was being used in august. he's trying to hold on to his lead as best eke. >> you've obviously paid very close attention to the race and this is something i want to explore. they have two buys, not massive but two buys. most everybody else isn't up with anything right now. what's the strategy here? is it to snuff any competitors out, try to maintain a lead or this is the message they think can win? >> to jeff's point, the polling shows as well there is this moment of volatility right now in the campaign. i don't know that

like i'm making a difference. >> how many hours a week do you think you spend trying to elect elizabeth warren> me? >> yeah. >> probably more than most people. probably 12 or 14 hours a week just doing different things. >> the warren campaign started building an iowa operation before any of its rivals with eight field offices now open and more to come. the campaign has held organizing events in all 99 counties. >> is there a chance that you might be interested in helping us out. >> inside the field office, volunteers made calls and plans for future events. emily is a senior adviser for warren. >> we built the best grassroots in iowa. >> in my experience doing the iowa caucus, you need to be here for a year. it's going to take time. and the interesting thing about this campaign and i don't think it's unlike the obama campaign, there's a focus on building a community of supporters. >> of course so much has changed since 2007 when barack obama had his rise here in iowa. social media in its infancy then is a critical tool in organizing campaigns. elizabeth warren first on the ground here. others m

elizabeth warren at 20%.is not over yet. >> you wouldn't bet on someone else, you bet on the field. you'd much rather have a 40% chance than a 10%. joe biden has been compared to jeb bush and others based off name recognition. he's got them over a hump. one last thing, i have a new podcast, folks, the forecastfest with me. you should listen. it is good stuff. >> congratulations on that. >> thank you. if you like what you heard. the forecast, subscribe via itunes. >> thank you. >> thank you for the invite. >> you didn't get one? >> we'll get you on. >> noted. a new scare in a nation on edge. what we know about a heavily armed man who walked through a walmart and sent police scrambling through the store. that's what happens in golf nothiand in life.ily. i'm very fortunate i can lean on people, and that for me is what teamwork is all about. you can't do everything yourself. you need someone to guide you and help you make those tough decisions, that's morgan stanley. they're industry leaders, but the most importa

he is tied with socialist bernie and socialist elizabeth warren. elizabeth prann got 15,000 people according to some fake news report in seattle. so it seems like she has the momentum. can joe survive a day by day disaster like this? i don't think again. >> the question can you survive a day by day disaster is answered by the fact that i think the guy is very entertaining. i just can't believe what he's saying. i had to laugh when you were saying that his brain surgeon come out and said that his brain is functioning. my question is, at what level and how are the circuits actually connecting? when somebody actually says that he needs to meet with margaret thatcher when he's talking about theresa may, and when he talks about what would have happened if obama were assassinated, well, he would have been president, this is insanity. all it means that that is that donald trump is going to make mincemeat out of him. however, the momentum is behind elizabeth warren. i really think that she makes a compelling case to people on the left, but i think the more

he was a fan of bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. nothing to do with trump a nobody ever mentions that. [inaudible] [inaudible] no, i don't blame elizabeth warren and i don't blame bernie sanders, in the case of ohio, and i don't blame anybody. i blame these are sick people. these are people that are really mentally ill, mentally disturbed. it's a mental problem and we're going to be meeting, we're going to be meeting with members of congress. i've already gotten meetings scheduled and plenty of talks over the last two days. i think something is going to come up, we're going to come up with something that really can be very good, the on anything -- beyond anything that's been done so far. [inaudible] we are going to see where we are. we are dealing with leadership. you have sides that are very different on this issue. two sides that are very different. if we get close i will bring them back. we have to see where we are with leadership. normally this has been a decision where congress gets together and tries to do something. if you lo