jason paul. jason: i'm jason paul, the how candidate. here's how, we empower the 20 million committed democrats by making it easier, more fun, and less daunting to participate. we stop the damn lying texts to donors and build a subscription model so when you give what you can every month, we stop asking and provide desired services in your community so democrats aren't just tv ads. it all starts with 10,000 local organizers with one per county. more on my plans at allfordnc.com. thank you. greg: marion williamson. marion: i worked up close and personal. i'm sorry, am i muted? greg: you're good. marion: i worked close and personal with those whose lives were in trouble and sick and lacked health care and were not offered economic and educational opportunities. if i'm elected, those days will be over and we'll reclaim the moral vision at the core of traditional democratic ideals but use the powers of government to help people improve their lives. that will be our passion and inspiration and they will show passion voting for us on election

[cheers and applause] >> jason paul. >> my name is jason paul. why am i here?se over 20 years i dedicated my life to working in democratic politics. my main take away over that time is that how we do things is not working. i feel like those of us in the audience and watching know that it isn't working. what we need is to fix it is to require that we reach for the moon. i have had plans to do that, but what we all do together is how we get to the moon. >> thank you very much, mr. paul. marianne williamson? >> it is difficult for the mind to absorb the enormity of this moment. fascism is literally in the house. we have a very sobering mission, and it is one that tens of millions of americans are hoping that we get right. and we will get it right by transforming the democratic party. we will become as audacious with our vision for this country as the republicans are audacious with theirs. we will do it by being exciting, motivating, and inspiring an amazing -- if i'm chair, i promise you we will. >> thank you, ms. williamson. >> martin o'malley? >> this is a momen

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jason paul. we kind of probably talked the most among any of the other candidates. but i'm telling you all that something new, a new life, a new song will be injected into how we communicate and how we treat one another as a democrat. >> thank you, dr. hathaway. mr. wickler, same question, please. >> trump launched his presidency with what was intended to be a shock and awe campaign, and at this point, none of us should be shocked, and none of us should be awed. our job is to recognize that while lawmakers and elected officials have to do a lot of things at once, the democratic party has just one job. it's to defeat republicans and elect democrats so that we put people in office who can make a difference in people's lives, and that speaks to our job when it comes to communication. donald trump is already betraying every campaign promise he made. among his flurry of executive actions, his attacks on immigrant families, his attacks on americans across gender identity, his rollback of half century old civil rights measures, his unleashing the january 6th insurrectionis

. >> i'm jason paul. i'm in this race to change the conversation. we can't move the country forward when we lose 24 states by titans or more. we can't fix the brand by going on podcast or speaking similar language. we need concrete plans to talk and hire 10,000 full-time local organizers across the country. i offer such plans. >> the first question is why are all of you guys here. why aren't you down the street at the future forward chair race or the next iteration of the big democratic super pac oh because they seem to be more relevant than the d.n.c. what i'm getting at is how do you make the d.n.c. chairmanship big and get back to the days of bob strous, ron brown. how can you make the d.n.c. what it used to be going forward? we start with ken martin. >> first off it will take somebody who knows how to win again. what i mean is in my time at the,minnesota d.f.l. i'm 25-0 in winning elections. to do anything to make a difference in people's lives you have to win, you have to build power but we change the tactics. for us to get the donors back that

jason gage: when we met paul, one of the things that we noticed initially was that he seemed to be veryh mankiewicz: paul was hired as salina's building official, dealing with permits and inspections. he kept city commissioners updated about his projects. jason gage: he was soft-spoken, really, but very much to the point. and it was easy to tell he did his homework, he knew what he was doing. josh mankiewicz: yvonne shull, by this time a sergeant with the orange county sheriff's department, had done her homework, too. and on november 9th, 2010, she was more than ready to speak with paul curry about the death of his wife more than 16 years earlier. paul met shull at the salina police department. he came in without an attorney and agreed to answer questions. - hi. - hi. hi. [interposing voices] josh mankiewicz: the camera was recording as paul talked about his long-ago marriage to linda. and he spoke of the night she died. 911 and. after 40 minutes or so, yvonne shull started with the hard questions. first, she confronted paul with the phony insurance claim on linda's watch. so right ther

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. >> jason: after 24 hours to wake up and say it's time to nod to on vacation in perpetuity. paule nypd probably does it as well as anybody, those guys are professionals, i have confidence if they are allowed to do their job they will. but the federal government has been telling us, car ramming is an issue, be prepared. new orleans was now prepared. they were telling us in these lone wolves potentially will do something, you have to pay attention to them, well, i don't know if we necessarily did do that. what is going on here? you have an incident in vegas hours after it happens in atlanta and then in virginia earlier had a house with 150 plus -- that is the allegation against the suspect in virginia. draw that together for us, what is happening, what can the average person do about it? >> i will go back to align i have been overusing, the further we get from 9/11 to the closer we get to 910, while the public has that luxury, they should have that luxury, it's an awesome leisure to be on the mind of the public at all times. the people who engage into this war have this is my work

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paul from our philadelphia sister station. >> talked exclusively with kelce for a closer look at what we can all expect. >> reporter we got a sneak peek at jasonelce's newest venture. they call it late night. it was a dress rehearsal for the football star turned talk show host. it seemed like you're really comfortable doing something like this. >> well, it's good that it seems that way because it doesn't feel that way. yeah, this has been i don't know, there's something really fun in trying something new and doing something you've never done before. it's an entertainment show combined with talking about something we all love, as well as honoring and paying tribute to the players that have played it and the fans that enjoy it. >> and this show is going to be performed before a live studio audience saw the fans right here. and i got to tell you, he's also going to be using this entire studio. so how does a pro athlete make the transition to late night television? >> i actually went to an improv studio out in la. i went to upright citizens brigade, and i didn't do any of the improv comedy, but they do a set essentially up and do a monologue, and