on hickenlooper, let's take a step act. what is the point of john hickenlooper?t is the point of john delaney? why are they there on stage? it is irrelevant. it is a complete waste of time. they werere there to be kind of right wing foils for sandeders d warren. eleni is pulling at something poe 0.7% -- d delaney is lling 0.7%. it was absurd. i find this whole framing of the debate, where you have people asking -- hickenenlooper is bere sanders too extreme. we have all internalized them as moderate. what is moderate about an out of touch millionaire like john delaney? sanders, when you look at the polling, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are more in line with mainstream america, on health care, tax cuts for the rich, climate change, immigration reform than any of those candidates who are ling at 1%.oli amy: you are right. i want to turn to the issue of nuclear weapons policy. this is ththe debate moderator,j jake tapper. >> senator warren, you want to make a u.s. policy that the u.s. never uses a nuclear weapon unless another country uses one first. president

i think it's going to be hickenlooper and bullock. >> season the it hicken hooper? >> hickenlooper. what i think is going to happen tonight. you'll have hickenlooper/bullock taking on what they view to be the left. they're going to go square in the face of elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. hickenlooper telegraphs some of that, the difference between hickenlooper and bullock, and everyone else on stage, they can point to legislative accomplishments they've had within their own state. >> they've run states? >> correct. and they can call those progressive accomplishments they're going to try to force themselves into the bernie sanders lane. the problem with this theory is that their presidential campaign may only las two more hours. they're going to come out like tyson. tyson used to come across the ring and throw hey maker after hey maker after hey maker. i expect bullock and hickenlooper to do the same. >> one of the biggest things you can have in this debate is they're not being noticed. if you're not noticed, you fade away after anonymity tonight. the second thing i'm looking fo

. >> jinkies, are you sure that's not john hickenlooper?there's someone named hickenlooper running? >> it could be tim ryan. >> who? >> i think it's michael bennet. >> roo? >> if you just let me to talk, i'll tell you. om no, this is what we do. we want to solve the mystery. >> wait, it's seth moulton. >> is that a real person? >> joe sestak, maybe. >> is that tom steyer? >> who? >> there's, like, too many ryneric middle-aged white guys, man. >> this is humiliating. ont me just tell you. >> no, no, no. we will get this before the credits roll. >> is it steve bulloc-- >> it's "the late show with stephen colbert." plus, stephen welcomes jeff daniels and katy tur and jacob soboroff featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: wooo! live, baby! >> stephen: wooo! thank you, my friend. hello! hello, all my dear friend. good to see you out there. jon, good to see you. how is it going, sparkles? you doing good? thank you for being

john hickenlooper says it's a bad idea.yan says i'm not sure we can afford it, although he's more with them than not. steve bullock says it's a bad idea. amy klobuchar says it's a bad idea. is it these two against them? or do we get fireworks between these two? this to me is the unanswered question. at some point just like kamala harris decided, i'm friends with joe biden, i like joe biden, i was very close friends with his son beau biden. the only way she keeps her momentum going is to go through him. does she do that now or decide right now is the time to defend the progressives, partner with him to make the case against them a progressive can win? is that the strategy this time, or is it fireworks between the two of them? and i'm talking about in the context of what does senator warren think. what does senator sanders think? senator sanders is struggling. so he's in the middle of the pack. he has an enormous fund-raising pack. he has a loyal group of supporters. he can be in this to the end. if you look at him vis-a-vis

john hickenlooper. steve bullock.second night wednesday, july 31st, joe biden and kamala harris will join julian castro, andrew yang, cory booker, tulsi gabbard, michael bennett, and bill de blasio. there's one more piece of this puzzle. that's the last to be decided. coming up we're going to reveal how the candidates will be positioned on stage each night. right now back to anderson. >> all right, wolf, thanks very much. john king, david chalian was talking tuesday night, the first night being moderate night. >> not so much, but it does after the calculation. is it these two, warren and sanders against the moderates, or just because they're sharing these two, senator warren are close friends -- >> are they actually close friends? a y >> yes, they are. they are close. they're holding 30% of the democratic vote. do they defend medicare for all and other things against john delanie? john delanie says it's a bad idea. john hickenlooper says it's a bad idea. steve bullock says it's a bad idea. amy klobuchar says it's a ba

he and hickenlooper really need moments tonight where they can move. i agree with susan that pete and beto need better moments than last time. but i think if you are a candidate not polling in the 2% threshold, you've got to have one moment that has the party look at you and say, hey, they are interesting. and i think, especially for governor hickenlooper, this is sort of his last chance here. if he can't move tonight, i think you'll see -- be seeing a hickenlooper for senate sign in colorado. >> if i could just add to that really quickly. the other person to what jim said, and i agree, is amy klobuchar because she's in a unique position. she's qualifying on the poll numbers, but not on the individual donations. so she needs a wide audience to appeal to. so she has a lot at stake as well. >> absolutely great point. jim, as we kind of wrap up here, do you expect that these candidates who don't stand out, who don't make the next debate stage who have a rough night is it better for the democratic party if they start to drop out? >> it is. and they're goin

spoiler alert, you're not going to win, hickenlooper!laughter ) when the debate part of the debate finally kicked off, it began with a number one issue for most democratic voters and americans at large, healthcare. >> we can create a universal healthcare system to give everyone basic healthcare for free and i have a proposal to do it but we don't have to be the party of subtraction and tell half the country that have private health insurance that their insurance is illegal. >> they've sucked billions of dollars out of our healthcare system. when we talk about healthcare, we need to talk more about just the healthcare plan. we have a sickness plan rather than a healthcare system. >> medicare covers all healthcare for senior citizens, finally including dental care, hearing aids and eyeglasses. >> trevor: why does bernie sanders sound like he's pitching healthcare only for himself? we'll cover hearing aid, eyeglasses and insurance if you slip in the shower, especially the part of the mildewed that gets slippery. the point is it's for everyo

the lesser-known moderates like hickenloop or, steve bullock taking, progressives, the front runners,ren and bernie sanders talking about everything from healthcare to immigration to the economy but front and center was the fight over medicare for all. this is a change that stood out. take a listen. >> we can go down the road to senator sanders and senator warren want to take us with bad policies with medicare for all, free everything and impossible promises. >> healthcare is a human right, not a privilege. i believe that and i will fight for that. >> reporter: the economy a big part of this. john delaney mixing it up. with elizabeth warren, watch this. >> i took on wall street and ceos and their lobbyists and lawyers and beat them. democrats win when we figure out what is right and we get out and fight for it. >> democrats win when we run on real solutions, not impossible promises. when we run on things that are workable. >> don't understand why anybody goes to the trouble of running for president of the united states just to talk about what we can't do and shouldn't fight for. >> re

. >> well, we're hearing from governor hickenlooper that his staff is wanting him to get out of the race>> certainly, basically, everybody is running for president this cycle, it seems like. and there's certainly pressure for them to run for senate seats and challenge republicans rather than run for president. and a lot of people and voters are overwhelmed by the gigantic fields. but as we move forward especially with the democratic national committee debate rules that set threshold limits for participation in the debates we'll start to see that witting down this fall when people are able to raise money. we're already seeing that with hickenlooper and his staff in disarray and he's having trouble fundraising and getting donors as well. >> thank you. >>> the 2020 census has been sent to the printers without question about citizenship according to an email sent to plaintiffs in a related lawsuit. it's a victory for civil rights advocates and a major defeat for the trump administration which tried to add the controversial question to the constitutionally required count before being stopped

hickenlooper and michael bennet represent the free market democrats we see here in colorado. john bennett is a business owner. he's very liberal on social issues. you saw that during the debate. they represented the uniqueness of the colorado liberal that tends to have libertarian tendencies. they will generally support the free market. when you compare them with other people like bernie sanders or elizabeth warren who want to embrace a socialist agenda, we saw john hickenlooper booed for rejecting socialism. about theeness democrats, they stand out on the stage. the national is democratic party has embraced socialism to appoint where john hickenlooper and michael bennet don't have a chance. i think the polls reflect that reality. host: let's see if we can get a couple of more callers in. good morning. i wanted to ask this religious conservative if he liees with president trump about pain of cornstarch. does he agree about he's immigrants and how he's separating families from their kids. does is religion tolerate that? -- is religion tolerate that? guest: it's all about coali

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democratic presidential candidate john hickenlooper joining me now.ou so much for your time. do appreciate it, governor. you just lost your campaign manager, your finance director, you're losing your spokesperson as well. why so many changes at the top of the team right now? >> well, we thought it was time to make a change. you know, these campaigns are long, hard campaigns. you don't always get it right with the first team. it's a little bit -- you know, i used to be in the restaurant business and it's a little bit like putting a restaurant together. sometimes you don't quite get the right team at the right time. >> did you let them go or did they quit? >> oh, a combination of the two, you know. we felt that there was, you know, it was the right time for a change. you know, it's funny when i first was trying to open that restaurant, that first brew pub, it was one of the first ones in the countries, it took a long time. people didn't think it would work. it took a long time to raise the money and we switched some of the people involved with the proje

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pete buttigieg, beto o'rourke, amy klobuchar, steve bullock, tim ryan, john hickenlooper, john delaney, marianne williamson. warren and sanders each need the others' votes to grow but don't expect a sanders/warren brawl tonight. what they share is that democrats need to toss moderation out the window and go big with liberal policy ideas. that common ground could make them allies for tonight's sparring. on both sides of sanders and warren are more moderate candidates who argue the country can't afford and general election voters won't support a democratic nominee pushing things like medicare for all, the green new deal and free college tuition in one national election. senator warren on a methodical climb in national and early state polls telling voters last night in ohio she'll just stick to her plans. >> i'm not against anyone. bernie and i have been friends forever. i think what happens tomorrow night is we all have a chance to talk about our vision for america, to talk about our plans for america, to talk about how we see building a future in this country. and that's what i'm going

position. >> governor hickenlooper, let me get you in on this you've warned that democrats will lose20 if they embrace socialism, as you put it you were booed at the california democratic convention when you said that. only one candidate on this stage, senator sanders, identifies himself as a democratic socialist what are the policies or positions of your opponents that you think are veering towards socialism? >> well i think that the bottom line is if we don't clearly define that we are not socialists, the republicans are going to come at us everywhere they can and call us socialists. >> seth: hey man, have you met republicans? they're going to call you socialists anyway. [ light laughter ] if you go out to dinner with them and tip more than 10% they'll call you a socialist [ light laughter ] where have you been for the last ten years? they called president obama a socialist despite the fact that he is definitely not a socialist. i mean look at him you can't be a socialist when you look like you're in a model in an ad for tag hero watches. [ laughter ] he looks like he's auditioning

we resolve the challenges peacefully. >> governor hickenlooper you disagree.anistan. >> humanitarian issue. with all due respect, you're looking at the condition of women if we completely pull the troops out, you'll see a humanitarian disaster that will startle and frighten every man, woman and child in the country. i don't think -- we have troops in over 400 different locations around the world. most are small and peace keeping. not creating a risk. we have to be in afghanistan. look at the progress that happened in the country. we'll turn our backs and walk away from people that risked their lives to build a different future? and that part of the world. >> senator warren you want to make it u.s. policy that the u.s. will never use a nuclear weapon unless another country uses one first. president obama reportedly considered that policy. but ultimately decided against it. why should the u.s. tie its own hands with that policy? >> because it makes the world safer. the united states is not going to use nuclear weapons preemptively. we need to say so to the entir

joining us now in "the situation room" is democratic presidential candidate john hickenlooper. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. thanks for having me on. >> so denver, of course, state capital of colorado. it is on the target list of the ten cities that the administration wants to raid looking for undocumented migrants. what would you have done if you were still governor of colorado in response to this upcoming i.c.e. operation. >> well, i was mayor of denver before i was governor so i think we and there are a number of laws that have gone through the judicial review, but the local safety -- the state patrol, the local police are not intended to help the federal government do their work and the second question is why would the president create this sense of terror and hist aria -- hist aria if they found to be deported they committed a violent crime and let's go through the process and be transparent and have a priority list and do things the way that those of us who have been successful in governing, these are the processes that work. why won't he do that.

i think hickenlooper's approach, which is i'm not going to push this -- mistake. this is your chance. you don't qualify for the next debate. and let me assure you, if your not on the debate stage your chance of becoming president became infint he is mally small. you need to do -- bullockar hickenlooper has to make a difference tonight. >> what is the frame, andrew. >> i tend to agree. you take it with -- >> with the love. >> this is the parody. >> there has to be a breakout moment for another moderate candidate and tonight be thet a good foil. i have great respect for everyone on the stage but from the standpoint of warren and sanders being on the same stage tonight with a couple of candidates that are trying to weave this sort of progressive yet more moderate stream, they've got to pop out and unfortunately it is uncomfortable to try to figure out those moments where you kind of strike blood, but if you don't, you may be out of the game tonight. >> so bernie sanders is sitting next to elizabeth warren. i'll play bernie sanders and you play elizabeth warren. >> oh

and i expect delaney, klobuchar, hickenlooper, bullock to be those moderates versus everybody.'t expect much fireworks. i know we're talking about beto probably will take a swing at pete, everyone will be pensive and see what that looks like. i don't anticipate that being that exciting of a moment and i don't think you'll get the warren/sanders issue unless it is over guns and i don't think warren will go there yet but i do anticipate bullock and hickenlooper and klobuchar coming out strong not just against the people on the stage but against the progressive wing of the party. let me warn my democrats because we're proverbial bed wetters, it is very healthy. having this debate on stage about the ideology and the philosophy and everything, letting america see that we are a big broad tent is very healthy. >> i agree with that. we were talking about this the other day, in 2008 part of what was positive about the primary between hillary clinton and barack obama went long made barack a much better candidate and it was a substance and policy conversation. it wasn't personal. and i th

hickenlooper has no money and no staff.right. >> susan ending on a dark note. >> coming up, court documents reveal nearly 100 migrant children have been separated from their parents at the border since the policy was supposed to have stopped. remember when ivanka said zero tolerance was the lowest point in the administration? what if it is? what if it is? enol extra streng. and last longer with fewer pills. so why am i still thinking about this? i'll take aleve. aleve. proven better on pain. ♪ applebee's all you can eat is back. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. >>> thanks for watching this hour. i'm stephanie ruhle. coming up, more news with hallie jackson. >> hey, steph, thank you much. it is halftime as we count down to round two rematch ahead of night two of the democratic debates. joe biden front and center, flanked by not one but two rivals who have shown they're not afraid to mix it up. kamala harris and cory booker. this time the former vp is promising he will not be so polite. watch for fireworks after th

o'rourke, sanders or hickenlooper. >> wow?her than you think, soar is it. -- or is it maybe is obvious. >> you say hick. you say the "looper." that means jessica on the board. what -- tom has 3. >> that is nuts. >> i do not think there would be two hictwo -- hickenlooperss in. >> she i shia -- these is a wil. >> beto arrested in 98. all right. which candidate was 287 person to join facebook. yang or pete buttigieg or gabber? >> wow. >> write them if you got them, ♪ donkey derby ♪ everyone is part of wrong. pete buttigieg is answer. he joined facebook. >> under grad. >> that makes sense. open this them first. >> he want their money. question 6. who was only candidate to fail the second grade? williams son, ryan or michael who? >> bennett. >> oh, wow. fail second grade? >> bennett, willia williamson, . >ryan. >> it is michae mike bennett, hd second grade, dyslexia is -- cad him to write back wards. no one knows who he is. question 7. a great question. which candidate's last name means lord of the poultry? klobuchar? pete buttigi

hickenlooper shakes up campaign as he fails to gain traction. there's never a good headline. manager, finance director and spokeswoman leave. hickenlooper is expected to stay in until the cnn debate at the end of the month and reassess his campaign. he had an interesting analogy for the staffing changes. >> i used to be in the restaurant business. it's a little like putting a restaurant together. sometimes you don't quite get the right team at the right time. >> did you let them go or did they quit? >> oh, a combination of the two. >> i'll start by reading a tweet sent by a man sitting right at this table. carl hulse. you tweeted the senate race still beck onnoons for you. >> i think he's having a hard time breaking through. there's a lot of democrats who would prefer he run against cory gardner. the debate last week showed even if democrats win the white house, they need to win the senate. >> we're going to you, vivian. something else, the "vogue" spread of the senators running for president, five candidates and what it will take to shatter the most stubborn glass ceiling. t

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. >> jinkies, are you sure that's not john hickenlooper?meone named hickenlooper running? >> it could be tim ryan. >> who? >> i think it's michael bennet. >> roo? >> if you just let me to talk, i'll tell you. om no, this is what we do. we want to solve the mystery. >> wait, it's seth moulton. >> is that a real person? >> joe sestak, maybe. >> is that tom steyer? >> who? >> there's, like, too many ge

we can excite the party and be progressive while also be pragmatic. >> what's dheel wieal with hickenlooperessaging that he's not breaking through? >> look, his record is stellar in terms of governing. two term colorado governor. politically moved to state from conservative to swing to even lean dem. good record on taking on the nra, building bridges, i think he's authentically a centric person and he's had a hard time connecting in a really visceral way. but the party again loses that experience out of peril because your promises have to be rooted in your record otherwise it's just rhetoric. >> thank you all very much. i love the kumbaya and you said the nice things about irving. >> so bernie sanders feels americans love his medicare for all plab but brand new polling shows otherwise and it's important, and we're going to get into that. we're asking a democratic lawmaker who's on his team about that. ( ♪ ) only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol®. for fast pain relief. we're oscar mayer deli fresh your very first

and it was some of the lower polling candidates that took some punches against among them john hickenlooper john delaney for instance essentially they were arguing that their policy proposals are on realistic but they also had problems in landing their punches and getting support from the audience racism only there was among the issues addressed in the debate we heard a couple of statements from individual candidates just a moment ago was there any consensus in this debate about races. well this is really a field where they all spoke with one voice were they an anonymous anomalously come down to president trump's recent attacks against 4 nonwhite congress women against black congress men alive cummings and the city of baltimore in recent days sensually they're arguing that president trump is stoking fears to mobilize his voter base bernie sanders called trump in this debate tonight a race is. 3 3 better texas said compared actually his statements to the times of slavery but that said president trump is actually benefiting from this whole debate his approval ratings have been going up and th

and the hickenlooper. okay. your line was free everything. is that what you think of the progressives? >> that's where they're going. writing off every student loan. everyone. what about the person who just paid off the loan. they'll feel like fools. what about the kids who are about to borrow money. the little kids. >> could you back one of the people for president? after tonight. could you back sanders? would you vote for sanders? >> yes, i'll support the democrat. we have a lawless president. >> sanders is the democrat. >> he's going to running as a democrat. i'll work hard to change his mind. i'll win. so i don't worry about that. >> thank you. delaney. big fight tonight. >> all right. thank you. joy reid, there's the debate. take any or all. >> first of all, that was the first time tonight i heard the word socialist used. if john delaney's goal was come onto the stage and paint sanders as a socialist, which he's a democratic socialist. he gave speech talking about socialism. which is his biggest challenge. that would be if that was hit w

senator kamala harris, former colorado governor, john hickenlooper.vermont senator bernie sanders, california congressman, eric wall is well. marianne williamson, and andrew yang. from nbc news, decision 2020, the democratic candidates debate. in from the performing arts center in miami, florida. >>> good evening and welcome to our spirited audience here across america tonight. we continue the spirited debate about how to tackle the most pressing problems and getting to the heart of the biggest issues in this primary. >> we will talk about health care and immigration, the economy and job and climate change as well. quick rules of the road before we begin. they may sound familiar. 20 candidates qualify from the first debate. we heard from 10 last night and we hear from 10 tonight. the break down was selected at random. the candidate will have 60 seconds for the answer and 30 seconds for any follow-ups. because of the large field of candidates, not every person is going to be able to weigh in on every topic, but over the next two hours, we will hear fro

he's former colorado governor john hickenlooper.re to see you. >> hey, laura. >> you know, governor, you got a debate lineup, you now know what is going to be with you on stage that night. what's your immediate reaction to who you're going to be with that night? >> you know, this is the honest to goodness truth, i didn't count who it was because i want to make sure i get my message out, right, that i'm the one who was an entrepreneur, small business person. i was a governor and mayor and done the big progressive things that the other people are really just talking about. so i like who i'm with. i think i'm kind of in the middle. i didn't want to be off at one end or the other so i'm third in from the edge. i mean, i think it's all good, but i really didn't care. >> you're talking about your actual stage position, but you're also pretty moderate. you're on the stage with two of the most progressive candidates out there right now, warren and, of course, sanders. is that going to influence the way in which you have a strategy of how yo

does governor hickenlooper have a point? >> i think he does.a market is built on, capitalism in the great american dream of building the big business? looking at the numbers for the 99 percent, the savings rate has gone up to $1.3 trillion. that means in the bank so that mom-and-pop can say for the future. i think it's very encouraging. >> the fact of the matter is, just look at the cell phone, david. cell phones there was a minicomputer. from 35 years ago from motorola almost $4000. today it is under $1000. they came from corporate america. that came from free enterprise. if warren and sanders really have their hearts for the working american, how about cutting the taxes? how about cutting regulations to prevent businesses from expanding and providing more opportunities? >> steve, i would like to agree with you there about cutting regulations because guess what? in a president "forbes" world which i want to live in, we would actually have a government that does not entrench business like weequifa. they were mere monopoly that protected by the

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. >> hick e hickenlooper is runnit of money next month, his staff is quitting. >> he committed california sin, pointing out that socialism does not sell outside of poop city, usa, that san francisco, that pro business messages might resonate with many americans. kennedy: they were like oh, my god, you are hitler. >> he was literally booed. kennedy: he and delaney, delainey is what, people are still listening to me. >> the outsider in san francisco pointed out this is not normal, the poop in the street is not normal, socialism does not work in america, they booed hickenlooper, at this point shee said of pulled out senate card, and aid i'm running for senate. kennedy: president trump once again calling for witch hunt to end, urging bob sipowich -- robert mueller to stick to his report had when he testifies on the hill, i ask darrel ice ahi is next. fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power t

the reality is john hickenlooper, the former mayor of denver, former governor of colorado, is lockedtom of the race here and it's getting expensive. but we are being told that senior aides urged him to leave the race, urged him to consider running for senate in colorado. he said he wasn't interested in that. he said this a short time ago on msnbc. >> well, we thought it was time to make a change. you know, these campaigns are long, hard campaigns. you don't always get it right with the first team. >> so he's talking about his staff and saying you don't always get it right with your staff. staff is rarely the issue in something like this. the candidate has struggled to break through. i am told by a person very close to him saying he's not getting out, he's staying in at least through the detroit debate, of course here on cnn, trying to break through. but the reality is after july, the rules get harder for candidates to make the debate, so hickenlooper still in but on the sidelines. >> jeff, thank you so much. >>> in a cnn exclusive we are learning that house democrats are investigatin

you, ryan, bullock and hickenlooper. your line was, free everything.ink, free everything? >> write off every student loan. what about the ones who just paid off their loans? they'll feel like fools. what about the little kids? >> could you back one of these people for president after tonight? could you back sanders? you say you're in this race to fight socialism. would you vote for sanders? >> yes, i'm going to support the democrat. we have a lawless president. we have an immoral president. >> so sanders. >> he's running as a democrat. i'm going to work really hard at changing his mind, but i'm going to win so i don't have to answer that question. >> thank you, chris matthews. well, joy reid, there's the debate. take any or all. >> first of all, that was the first time tonight i heard the word socialist used. if john delaney's goal was to come onto that stage and paint senator sanders as a socialist, which he's a democratic socialist, he gave a speech talking about democratic socialism, which i think is his biggest challenge. because that would be -- i

. >> reporter: former colorado governor hickenlooper says the state was indeed caught off guard. he is now running for president. >> evidently it contracted and then began to expand again. and that's counter intuitive right? it is not what you would expect. >> reporter: but some in the marijuana industry argue that if cannabis is legalized nationally, it would tre of the black market for good. >> if there's no demand for majuana from other states then, you know, that there will not be the supply to meet as you know a function of business. >> reporter: but former d.e.a. agent in charge kevin merrill disagrees. would national legalization of marijuana stop the black market? >> no. you would always be able to go out there and probably find it cheaper than what you can through a state regulatedsi buness. >> reporter: local sheriffs say rural areas of colorado have also become a destination for out-of-state marijuanarowers. law enforcement has more ground to cover with fewer officers to find the illegal grows. and they are uncovering connections to other states, particularly florida.

then you had tim ryan from ohio and hickenlooper who was -- and steve bullock. i think bullock may be more important than hickenlooper. a governor from a red state. basically these three cats are saying show d these three candidates are saying show us the numbers, how they add up. they are telling elizabeth warren and bernie sanders that their narrative does not add up for mainstream america. and they need the mainstream america vote if they are going to beat donald trump. liz: common sense mainstream america was watching. they said nobody gave up free stuff. we worked hard to take care of our families. they will have to tax us to pay for their free stuff. >> there is a strong feeling that if bernie sanders had been the candidate instead of hillary clinton going against donald trump, bernie sanders would have beat trump. i am not sure that that's true, but in hindsight everybody said if only we had bernie sanders. fast forward to 2020, and they say we need somebody like that because that's who would have been popular. what i liked about the debate is these three

. >> john delaney, steve bullock, john hickenlooper. for anybody who's wondering why were we doing that? it's because this is a very serious divide in the party right now. >> right. >> with joe biden is really the ringleader of the moderate party -- of the moderate lane, and also saying if you elect these people, we're going to lose. >> a divide among voters, among democratic voters. >> that's what i mean by in the party. >> exactly. that really is -- it is the fundamental right now. >> this private insurance piece is going to be dispositive on the issue. they have to figure out how to tell people -- let's be honest, you can say it was fair or unfair, president obama, you can keep your doctor, and you didn't. if that had touch a stain, such a legacy, what will "you can keep your plan, we'll figure it out," then the plan gets taken away, how ominous that would be for people. >> kamala harris is trying to split the difference. >> i think one of the most potent examples of that was when jake asked about unions and about the fact that they

funding. >> that rich from practicing law in new jersey. >> god less america. >> the other john hickenlooper. that is not what got -- kamala harris up 10, talking about busing. what is the lesson, stay super left on economics not come out forcibly for it go straight to social issues. >> does president, an articulate forcforceful, -- >> kamala harris is one of the weakest candidates. >> why is she three. >> she had a good debate performance, she beat up joe biden, that is all the she is get a bonus from, i don't think she has any competition with president. >> warren and samed sanders get 28% of vote, there is a limit to democratic socialism, kamala harris has access more. >> program spoiler, michigan congressman amash, who just lift republican party. will congressman amash jump to 2020 race as a libertarian, i will ask him tomorrow night, when he joins me mere for his interview on fox. at 9:00 eastern. the panel returns later but first, trump pushing for the citizenship question on the census. will it work? reasons nick galespi knows more about that han most lawyers did will join me next. he

debate ensued and progressive like bernie sanders clashed with more moderate candidates like john hickenlooper. but there was one thing all contenders agreed upon trump must go. we have got to take our troubles racism his sexism set up phobia and come together in it on president unprecedented grassroots move that not only defeat trouble but to transform our economy and how government will call his racism out for what it is and also talk about its consequences it doesn't just offend our sensibilities to hear him say send her back about a member of congress because she's a woman of color because she's a muslim american doesn't just offend our sensibilities when he calls mexican immigrants rapists and criminals senator elizabeth warren reminded of rivals that in spite of the differences democrats will soon have to unite to defeat their common enemy 5 shirts away from the hug donald trump disc graces the office of presidents every single day and anyone on this stage tonight or tomorrow night would be a far better president i promise no matter who our candidate is i will work my heart out to be don

at warren and bernie they debated whether a self-described socialist and former governor john hickenlooper tried to mock bernie's mannerisms. >> so again, if we're going to force americans to make these radical changes, they're not going to go along. throw your hands up, but you - >> all right >> i can do it >> seth: i feel like that's the only time john hickenlooper has said, throw your hands up. don't challenge bernie to pull a bernie and you're going to do nh that thing with your finger okay, i will do it and point it right at you and then when the moderates kept challenging warren on her plans, claiming her ideas were impossible, she delivered what seemed like a thesis statement for her candidacy and for the night. >> you know, i don't understand why anybody goes through the trouble of running for president of the united states just to of the talk about what we really can't do and shouldn't fight for >> yeah, what's the point of running for president if all your positions are about stuff you can't do it's like if mr. reagan had said, mr. gorbachev, make this wall a little shorter said,