i am hillary brown. i am one of the residents at tenderloin for 15 years. i treat people with mental health issues. i am an advocat for health justice. there should be treatment if there is people using might be caught with federal law enforcement and incarcerated for many years by law enforcement. that is my support. as you are aware it the jails are overcrowded. the people in james are serious offenders like victim crimes. i believe there should be a treatment with a demand for people especially the people on the streets. personally i never was a user. i knew a lot of users who spent years in prison for using in the streets. that is all i wanted to say. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, board of supervisor i am june bug a former san francisco youth commissioner. i am a member of the treatment on demand coalition and work with all kinds of organizations, born and raised here, child of addicts. prior to me becoming a san francisco youth commissioner there was a conversation in 1997 around treatment in demand. the conversat

among those names, michael bloomberg, eric holder, sharod brown and hillary clinton.sked elizabeth warren about these big names skeptical of her chances of winning. >> we have a country that is working better and better and better for a thinner and thinner and thinner slice at the top. 2020 is our chance to turn that around. that's what we're going to do. >> if hillary clinton was to get into the primaries, she would have to deal with tulsi gabbard that keeps pushing back against clinton's claims that she's a russian asset. >> it's time for you to step down from your throne so the democratic party can lead with a new foreign policy. >> joe biden is running late today. we're here in iowa waiting for him. despite the recent missteps and the bad headlines about his campaign, his in his strongest position against the rest of the field according to a brand new cnn poll. neil? >> neil: thanks very much, peter. now i'd like to introduce you something akin to a dinosaur these days, a moderate democrat. don peebles. i say that half jokingly. but the fear among those looking at

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and that won't be hillary clinton and it won't be sherrod brown.here's no magical person out there who's going to appear and run even if the rock decides he's going to throw his hat into the ring. >> when you're on tv, i watch. i saw you this this afternoon. will you be buying the book by anonymous, jason? >> i really don't want to buy the book, but i will probably have to for the purposes of understanding this job. i can't respect people who want to constantly talk about the dangers coming to this country but don't want to put their names and faces on the line. journalists put their name on the line. police officers put their names on the line. activists, whistle-blowers put their name on the line. if you truly care about the i'm not sure, you should put your lips and face behind these words, otherwise you're just whistling into the wind. >> and that is why we asked jason johnson to come on the broadcast tonight. thank you, sir, for taking our questions. >> thanks, brian. >>> coming up living in the u.s. in 2019 means you need to know what a russi

eager too return fire, only ones who don't want to see hillary do the damn thing are the actual democrats and clumsy lackeys like former mayor willie brown. who wrote an op-ed, who should run against president trump, how about hillary clinton. when he is not busy smearing kamala harris as a political hooker. stop waffling, no more passive aggressive, i know how politics really work, it was the russians, put up or shut up hillary, and let tulsi gabbard and elizabeth warren break the glass ceiling with your warn out political carcass. that is the memo. kennedy: failing "new york times" report that democrat leaders are anxious about current crop of 2020 candidates. is hillary just waiting for an invitation on the silver platter or what. we meet the party panel, finally a lady on the pan them week, kat timpf, she joined for first time. by democratic strategist, and celtic strategies llc kevin walling and blushing groom and fox news contributor, guy benson. welcome to you. welcome to the show. >> thank you, kennedy. kennedy: so much fun. >> woohoo. >> nice to be here. kennedy: no talking points. >> no, none. >> none. kennedy: this is a no spi

the "new york times" reports the primary could soon be joined by sherri rofd brown, eric holder, michael bloomberg, or hillarynton. >> we have to nominate the best -- >> -- you. >> clinton could have confronted gabbard tonight at an event in d.c. they were both billed as attending. hrc changed her rsvp to know. >> i would have been very happy to have that conversation directly face to face with her. >> and just in the last 15 minutes we got some more from tulsi gabbard on twitter. she tweeted this: hillary clinton, your foreign policy was a disaster for our country and the world. it's time for you to acknowledge the damage you have caused and step down from your throne. and as all of that is playing out between gabbard and clinton, part of the reason that some big-name democrats are reportedly still thinking about getting in the primary on the democratic side is they don't know if elizabeth warren can win a general election. warren was asked about that on her way here to a town hall meeting, she said she is the one that is out there and she thinks 2020 is a chance to turn the country around. and if there are

among the names bandied about, shar rod brown, michelle obama and even, yes, hillary clinton. me michael star hopkins who served on the presidential campaigns of barack obama and hillary clinton and until recently worked for john kel lane any. maura gay is an msnbc contributor. this story in your paper mara reflects right here from a number of democratic kratic activists, it says the mood of alarm is more intense because of the party's hunger to defeat president trump. with over three months to go before voting starts in iowa, their impatience with finding mr. and mrs. right among the current crop of candidates. are these concerns warranted, or is this just business as usual, democrats fret, it's early, fretting is what they do. >> it's funny. i have a little different take. i hear that from folks in new york from a lot of the strategists i talk to. i actually think this is exactly the kind of story that infuriates voters of both sto storistore parties because it suggests that democratic insiders who should be hand picking who the american people should vote for or be most int

hillary clinton or a michelle obama. maybe a john kerry. on the way, on the outside, might be jerry brownr of california, former governor of california. someone like that that people already have big sense of, but for them to enter, it would take -- take almost a disaster, somebody stepping on a land mine or something. which could happen. but i don't think it will. >> probably unlikely. right? >> yes. >> that's the point. >> yes. >> do you understand why donors, and these are donors, not voters, why donors are looking at this field and are nervous? i think a lot of observers would look at the field and say, it's gigantic. >> yes. well, we don't have enough candidates, don't have enough bold ideas. it's crazy. big field. lots of ideas out there. no. what tends to happen when there's an incumbent in the republican party standing for re-election and george w. bush, and trump, there's an angst, do we have the right person to stand up and defeat them? we saw this so far through the season. and what happens is, you get closer to iowa. always -- i've been through nine of these. when you get clos

but the frustration i think, let's just say hillary clinton or john kerry or senator schultz were to jump in, senator brownwere to jump in. they'd have a very difficult time. difficult time raising money, having staff, having organization. while it would be an annoyance, i don't think someone's position would be compromised. if someone's position was compromised by it, then that's the will of the voters. there's a difference between jumping in late because you're really not offending the applecart. if you do up in the applecart, then it's the will of the vote voters. if you say i'm going to run. sometimes people get out of the way, they clear the field. there is nothing of that. >> dana: limburg said -- let me ask you questions since you're being so candid with us. who do you think in the current field that's a declared candidate could beat donald trump in 2020? >> if you look at polling, it seems like all of them. that's probably more of a referendum on president trump benitez -- a year out, elections are about two people running against each other. the country knows donald trump a lot better than it know

hillary clinton in 2016. of course barack obama won twice as well. i talked with senator brownm here in ohio, he won in 2018 pretty strongly. and he had advice for democratic candidates. he said this, it's pretty striking when you think about the content of the debate tonight. he said this about health care. let's take a look. he said i think it's a terrible mistake if the democratic nominee would publicly support medicare for all. that of course is directly addressed at bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. senator brown has not supported medicare for all. he believes that the affordable care act should be expanded and pre-existing conditions should be protected. that's the whole setting the stage if you will. if democrats nominate someone too progressive will they be able to play here next year? we'll see. >> fascinating. really interesting guys. it's great to see you. thanks so much. don't forget everybody. tonight is debate night in america. i only say it because i get to, all the candidates for the first time on the debate stage. the most candidates on one stage at one time

hillary clinton, do not underestimate the ego of a scorned politician. steve: interesting, brilliant quotes, shows what a panic they are in senator brown, his wife said, theyeen surprised by some called me, people they are speculating about. this is what laughable, idea they will do better, have you mrs. clinton. bloomberg. and john kerry they say? >> oh, gosh. >> eric holder. >> eric holder? he is considering a last minute entry, oh, he will really save the day, what planet are they on. >> they are realizing it might be too late to jump in, who is left? elizabeth warren? steve: that is the actual thing, she is in the lead but they are worried -- he said lame, 5 too r left. >> more light weights to already a lackluster field of light weights. steve: she too far left. >> democrat realize they cannot control their party, their voters want to go way too far lift for america, they don't know what to do about it it is a didemocracy, they can't do anything about it president trump will win in a landslide. >> dncrigged it last time. steve: it will be fascinating, a huge thank you to great people at turning point usa, i spoke to a fired up group of students this m

brown, talk that michael bloomberg could step? >> yeah, i'm thinking like who is not jumping in to the race when the democrats. i am waiting for hillary clinton to say i am in, bloomberg, nanny state former mayor from new york city, do as i say, not as i do, he also has a war on coal, he has a ton of money in effort to fight again the coal industry that comes to jobs, he cannot relate to the hard working men and women the man is an elite, a progressive and all about big government that is less freedom and liberty for you and your family. elizabeth: new yorker itd like how he durned ne -- liked how hw york city. >> it depends on what he turns he was trying to control people in their daily life style. >> dennine thank you. >> thank you. >> president trump, his rally keep america great rally, in dallas. we will take you there for a live preview, coming up. 2,000 fence posts. 900 acres. 48 bales. all before lunch, which we caught last saturday. we earn our scars. we wear our work ethic. we work until the work's done. and when it is, a few hours of shuteye to rest up for tomorrow, the day we'll finally get something done. ( ♪ ) but when i

browne and admiral oprah. ainsley: michelle obama. brian: trying to get bob iger of disney to weigh in and do something. this woman named hillaryteve: would that surprise you? brian: yes. steve: well, according to the "the washington post," she is not completely out of the picture. while she has said. ainsley: she says she wants to win again. steve: her people say she has run against this guy before. she knows how to handle him. brian: it's not how bad the candidates are whether you think they are charismatic or comfortable in their own skin. their policies are so out there getting traditional democrats like rahm emanuel freaked out. we want to give this green new deal to destroy the energy industry. you actually want to give free healthcare to illegal immigrants? what planet are you on that wants to take down obamacare? are you a democrat or not? that's what everybody is saying on these stages. steve: the person who backs rahm emanuel's statement it was vice president at the time. joe biden. joe biden is regarded by the party elders as the most electable democrat but then when you look at the fundraising and it's like why isn'