joining us now for the interview is jay inslee.caendidat for president in the democratic primer. governor >> thanks for having me on. nice to see you. i enjoyed that saga. >> this is your life. >> thank you very much. >> let me -- i know that you are running your campaign about climate change and i want to talk to you about that but let me ask you the counter point off the bat. one of the things that you said in interviews when talking about that cap and trade bill, the last thing that ever passed washington on climate change in 2009 was that that was an opportunity cost problem. the democrats under president obama decided they wanted to do health care that didn't leave enough in the tank to get cap and trade done. if you run on climate change, what are you most worried that you are leaving out? you're trying to run as a single issue candidate. what do you most regret thinking isn't going to be on your agenda because you're going to one as this one-issue guy. >> we don't have to do that because i demonstrated we can advance a clima

. >> washington governor jay inslee joins the white house race. can his grand mission be a winning message? we'll break down the politics, smoke out the spin. the facts that matter this week. >>> good morning, and welcome to "this week." another week, another first. even john dean's testimony against richard nixon didn't have the raw venom michael cohen hurled at donald trump. or the vitriol hurled right back at cohen, and even as washington braces for robert mueller's final verdict, more revelations from prosecutors in new york. it is now clear that congress is ushering in a new phase for the trump presidency. for now, party lines holding fast, but six house committees armed with subpoena power are now poised to examine every facet of president trump's life. his campaign, his white house, his foundation and the business that made him famous. one big question, will what they uncover be cause for impeachment? and the man who may have the most to say about that, our first guest, the chairman of the judiciary committee, jerry nadler. welcome back to

whether he's running for president -- jay inslee is finishing up behind me. that's why you're hearing the big applause. the interesting thing is the entire lead up to 2020, there's been a lot of questions about the three bs, bernie, biden and beto. bernie sanders jumped in the race a few weeks ago. everyone is looking at joe biden and beto o'rourke to see if they're going to jump in. if you look at early polls, those are the names that keep rising to the top. it will be interesting, if they stay in or out, there will be indications on this race. the one thing i hear from voters is they love that they have a big deal to choose from, but they're hoping they can see all their options laid out earlier rather than later because they'd like to know who they're choosing. >> allie vitale helping us, thanks for employing your entire range of vocal modulation. >>> on day two of the cpac conference, vice-president mike pence gave remarks earlier this morning donald trump's oldest son anticipated release of the mueller report. >> i have been saying for a while, put it al

guest: jay inslee is running as the climate change candidate. he is the only governor in the race. he represents this idea that governors are the best suited people with the executive experience to take on the current executive of the united states. he brings a unique sort of western, washington state perspective. he has delivered results time and time again for his constituents. i think running on climate change is how he sees his pathway moving portrait -- moving forward. host: the president spoke for more than two hours yesterday, the longest speech he has ever delivered. guest: i think looking at the democratic party and the candidates and the running right now, they are going to have to navigate a different sort of balance than they did and the last election. they will have to discuss president trump and acknowledge him and acknowledge how they will be different from him. they don't want to focus too much on him. they don't want to rely on, i am the anti-trump candidate. the need to differentiate themselves in a variety of ways and show voters what they stand for instead of ad

and his name is jay inslee. then your clothes talking about the possibilities of if you could win if he could win the the comparisons with al gore of course he famously. ran against -- bush and and and there are people who are saying that he might actually have the possibility to win this -- genlis putting out i think a lot of pundits are going to be surprising governor jay inslee not a national figure quickly getting support among young voters making climate change the focus of his campaign. many political commentates really underestimates how this masses the young vote to so -- especially in an issue which is so pressing for the world at the man to have someone who is based inin that campaign about that. and would you know the the demonstratioions which seemed credit than back for example in particular this does seem like something that could catch on and refreshing to see. simon hunting thank you very much for that update in of course call sign up for the business update thank you for watching stay tuned 03/0

whether it is jay inslee or anybody sitting here at 1% or 2% or 4%.wo start out at the back of the pack, the potential dark horsehorses, the ones that to go from last to first. we are used to see folks starting out with a real base of support ends up winning the nomination like hillary clinton. how often does it work the other way? there are a couple of other examples in modern times, we thought we'll take you through them. early on in the 1972, democratic race again. not everybody ended up running. primaries worked differently back then. george mcgovern ended up being the nominee. he did not so well in the general election. 76, here is a famous example, one of the first polls you saw from gallup and at the bottom you saw jimmy carter. he went from worst to first. he won the presidency. that's the most famous example that i think of a dark horse will emerge in '88. what really helped him, dukakis, he eventually won the nomination. they thought george bush senior was in visible but turns out he was not. >> on the republicans side, last time around our

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please welcome governor jay inslee! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> thank you!s is a good show, i've heard. >> trevor: you've heard? >> i've heard. >> trevor: never watched? >> i watch every night. don't go to bed without it. >> trevor: i thought you said you've herd then you've watched. that was a pretty good politician-y move you pulled on me to get the vote. you're wasting your time on me, i can't vote. >> you've got friends, buddy, okay? >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> trevor: welcome to the 2020 race. how does it feel to be in? >> it feels inspiring. >> trevor: yeah. >> inspiring because i'm finding people who really want to see a president who believes in science. >> trevor: right. >> who believes that the number one job of the united states is to defeat climate change. >> trevor: yes. >> people are telling me that that's the right message, i matched with thousands of kids in new york the other day who understand that, who believe this is a moral obligation and understand this is the first generation to feel the sting of climate change and

springer says inslee is counting on credentials to overcome that. >> washington state governor jay insleel. >> i pledge today if i am given this high honor i will make fighting climate change the number 1priority of the united states of america. >> [cheers and applause]. >> inslee joins a crowded democratic field for 2020 but the first sitting governor and selling himself as the candidate who can save the planet. >> i am the only candidate that will make defeating climate change the number 1 priority. >> he talks about climate change early in his political cheer. he was in the state legislature and congress. he co-authored a book and wrote coal is killing us. >> in the last presidential election there were zero questions about climate change. the fact we have governor inslee running just on climate change will guarantee that won't happen again this year. >> but will voters care? in january a survey found democrats do. listing the environment as the third most important issue. among all americans it falls to 8th and climate change ranked 17th. inslee has no signature accomplishments. none

jay inslee made the environment the cornerstone of his campaign.jay inslee the nod in this one but john delaney, six out of ten primary voters want a fresh face. heather: next round cory booker and john hicken looper. >> spartacus versus the former governor of colorado. i look at this in some ways, got a little flax talking about this in the past but in a lot of ways cory booker is running more for vice president and president but he has got to have a good showing in the presidential primary. john hicken looper is famous for what they did in colorado out of the forefront of legalizing marijuana. heather: you have to look at them in terms of getting their names out and getting the recognition out for whatever reason. kamala harris and tulsi gathered. >> kamala harris had a good rollout, did a good job, checked a lot of the boxes in the democratic primary but tulsi gabbard is an interesting candidate, former veteran and that more moderate type. i would give kamala harris the benefit of the doubt. she is someone to watch even though joe biden and sand

this is our moment. >> so who is jay inslee?ernor of washington spent two decades in congress before being elected to lead the state in 2013. he has been a vocal opponent of president trump, including suing the president after trump tried to ban immigration from several muslim majority countries. i want to bring my panel back in. rick, jason. jason, to you first. inslee, he is nowhere near as well known as the other people on the list. is his number one job or hurdle to just get some name recognition? >> yeah, he's got to tell people who he is, first. and then they have to find out if that's something that's exciting for them and then he has to find out if he can actually compete in these debates. i don't even think it's an issue of money. he was the former head of the democratic governor's association, i think he can go out and get money. and i think a lot of the political elites know who he is, because he was out stumping and campaigning for other people, but he has to get his name out there. and my concern, i think he has a f

washington's governor, governor of the washington state jay inslee just announced he is running in a new video statement posted just moments ago. cnn's vanessa is live in sweeeae with that. vanessa. >> reporter: governor jay inslee here in the state of washington announcing he is throwing his hat in the race for president. he is the 11th individual, the 11th major democrat to announce a run or an exploratory committee. it's notable that he's the only governor to have announced so far in a sea of democrats. he's in his second term here in the state of washington. he was also a member of congress. but what's really interesting is that in that announcement video that just came out a short time ago, is he running on a single issue, and that is climate change. often when we hear people come out and announce, they talk about a couple issues, healthcare, immigration, income inequality. but for governor inslee, that issue that's most important to him is climate change. it's also notable that it's in direct contrast to what the president has said about climate change. often questioning it's v

joining us now is the democratic governor from washington jay inslee.k you for being with us. >> thank you. >> congratulations on getting into the race, congratulations on the fundraising haul. look, the last cnn poll we asked democratic voters harp the traits they want to see in democratic candidates and we ranked them. the most important trait according to democratic voters, 49%, said the number one trait they want is a good chance to beat trump. why is that you? >> well, i present a perfect vision that is opposite to donald trump's. his is one of pessimism and fear and division. my vision is a growing expansive america that will defeat climate change as the highest priority of the united states. something that he has said is a hoax. this is an urgent matter, we need to have a president who will call forth america to a higher mission statement. i do believe it is our destiny to defeat climate change and build a new economy. building a new economy with electric cars in michigan and wind towers in iowa and batteries in nevada and solar power in my state

that is washington governor jay inslee, who joins me now.u for joining us. >> thank you. >>> before i get to climbed change, your rival, elizabeth warren, called out amazon and other tech giants, calling for sweeping regulations that would break unlarge companies. what do you think of the proposal? he. >> i think we need to do things to protect americans. we've seen spectacular advancement by big companies, but we have to do things to protect americans, one of which is to protect our privacy. a couple days ago we passed one of, if not the best privacy bills in the united states, so our privacy cannot be shopped and commodityized. second, we have to protect our net neutrality. i'm prod proud to have signed the first law that will protect that. third, we have to look at the tax issue where working people are paying a disproportionate amount of the tax burden. i look forward to being involved in those. >> i guess the interesting, but not really addressing elizabeth warren's bill. her basket premise is amazon, companies like it are too big. do y

this is jay inslee was one of the first governor took on donald trump on the muslim ban.s also someone who wants to campaign hard on healthcare, we are going to interview him shortly. i am going to ask him what he thinks is the best way of rising healthcare in the country. he's the person in this field who wants to be known as the climate change candidate first and fill in the rest of the issues on the back end. >> so what do you think of that, kareem? do you think it is going to work for him at the crowded field? >> it is a very crowded field. it is an interesting way to set yourself apart. how are you going to set yourself apart in such a big field. he's finding that way by talking about climate change and the environment is incredibly popular right now. it is something that young people really care about and they're going to be the ones dealing with it down the line. decades from now. they have a lot of concerns and it is important to the democratic primary and voters. there is a lot of energy and tremendous energy around the green new deal when it comes to activism. i

jay inslee launched his campaign with the release of this video.deo clip] ♪ hi, governor, what do you have to say about climate change? >> a lot. we have to stop global warming. we have to reduce carbon pollution. new energy futures. climate change. climate change. climate change. we need to defeat climate change. that is what i believe. we are the first generation to feel the sting of climate change and we are the last that can do something about it. we went to the moon and created technologies that have changed the world. our country's next mission must be to rise up to the most urgent challenge, defeating climate change. this crisis is not just a chart or graph. the impacts are felt everywhere. we have an opportunity to transform our economy, run on clean energy that will bring millions of jobs to every community across america and create a more just future for everyone. i am jay inslee and i am running for president because i am the only candidate who will make defeating climate change our nation's number priority. one we can do this. join the

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>> jay inslee does genuinely care about this issue. he's the governor of a medium to large state. he's supposed to be an important person in his party. mean time, he's looking at the mayor of south bend indiana and some congress woman from hawaii and a bunch of relative knobs in the power hierarchy. he's the first sitting governor to get in this race. he think, what about me? i'm supposed to be important. i served in congress. i'm the governor of a big state. look at me. >> dana: you mentioned joe biden. he's still thinking it through. he doesn't know. he's thinking it over and over again. he got in a little bit of hot water. cynthia nixon, actress turned politician, ran for mayor of new york. she tweeted this, joe biden you've just called america's most anti-lbgt elected leader a decent guy. she's referring to mike pence. he knows all these people. when you know somebody, you can disagree with them but also think they are a decent person. biden responds cynthia nixon, you're right. i was making a point that under normal circumstances, a vice president wouldn't be given a silent r

jay inslee for president.lee.com. >> this will be a debate among the democrats because some candidates have spoworn off the super pacs or sworn off the money. as i understand it, the super pac is run by a guy who was his aide at the government association. he knows full well who runs it and what they're doing. this whole it fell out of the sky, give me a break. >> he's willing to take money that others swore off. there is a candidate saying, i do not want help. he is doing the opposite of that. candidates out of the gate are getting pretty sizeable amounts. kamala harris is doing quite well, james harris blew everyone away, elizabeth warren not as well in the beginning. which is one metric, and an important metric for someone like jay inslee trying to get on the debate stage. money is one thing the dnc is going to take into account on that. >> it's a big challenge in a crowded field. it's weird, it used to be -- this seems to be a senate-centric campaign so far. people have tried before to make it an issue wit

kirsten gillibrand, jay inslee and seth moulton, appearing at events in the granite state., new hampshire where jay inslee is scheduled to appear in less than an hour. >> reporter: we're actually here in concord, we just finished up with seth moulton. we'll make our way to jay inslee's next event but basically what's happening over here, is all of my candidates that i've been following around have kept their feet squarely on the ground off of counters and pickup trucks. they're introducing themselves to new hampshire voters and doing it in a lot of different ways. i think about the three events i've been to today, kristen gillibrand is trying to do more roundtable smaller intimate events because she thrives in a retail politics mode then you move over to jay inslee, the governor of washington state, who paramount to his candidacy is combatting climate change. he did a house party this afternoon where several of the voters that i talked to there said they want someone who's going to prioritize the environment and climate first. his campaign will tell you that's what sets him

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. >> i'm jay inslee.ng for president because i'm the only candidate who will make defeating climate change our nation's number one priority. >> governor jay inslee officially announced his candidacy this morning and he will make his first trip to iowa as a presidential candidate next tuesday. he will also visit nevada and california later this month. inslee will appear on this week with george stephanopoulos this sunday morning here on abc 7. >>> you can keep up with all the candidates running for president in 2020 by going to abc7news.com. this article on our website has a complete list of the democratic candidates. >>> developing news, the u.s. and north korea have contradicing stories about why the summit ended early. the president says talks stopped because kim insisted that all sanctions the u.s. has imposed be lifted without the north commit to go denuclearization. north korea says it had asked for only some sanctions be lifted in exchange for shutting down its main nuclear facilities. >>> this morn

latest to jump in jay inslee who made climate change the center of his campaign.e's going to have an uphill battle because half the country doesn't believe climate change exists, the other half doesn't believe jay inslee exists. even his wife is, like, i've never heard of this guy. also joining the race is john hickenlooper, former governor of colorado with a name that sounds like a disease you got on the oregon trail. either that or the name of a local restaurant where all the waiters have all the vests with buttons on them. welcome to hickenloopers, special is the hickenlooper chalupa, sounds like dirt but fun to order. ( laughter ) that brings the democratic field up to 14 potential candidates. look at all the faces! there are too many candidates, people! the democrats are like the marvel universe. it keeps getting bigger and bigger! you need them to snap knees guys away, hickenlooper, go, go! always buzz isn't about the democrats who have entered the race. all the news is about the big name signature on the sidelines. like beto o'rourke, who is quickly becomin

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. >> that is jay inslee, governor of washington state. he has been the governor since 2013.e created a green energy fund for the state to support clean energy businesses and transportation. but he failed to pass a statewide climate tax. before that, he spent more than a decade in the house of representatives. he served one term in the mid 1990s after losing re-election he ran again in 1999 and won. he served until 2012. during that time, he played a key role in a cap and trade bill aimed at limiting carbon emissions. it passed house but stalled in the senate. we'll talk about cap and trade in a few minutes. ali vitali is joining us from seattle where governor inslee recently finished his first campaign event. what was the reception like and what was he talking about? >> reporter: well, i was on with you just a few hours ago from that event and you could hear i was consistently getting interrupted by applause. so people here in washington really proud that their governor is stepping on to the national stage in this. really making climate change the focal poimnt of his candida

jay inslee has experience as a governor.s an interest in having hands-on experience governing, after donald trump. >> and charlie, we have this conversation as the cpac convention gets under way. and already, one of the big talking points there, not surprisingly, we've heard this from the president, is that the democratic party is moving towards socialism. so you can already hear the cries of socialism when you think about a platform centered around the environment. where does he fit into this race? is he a real threat? >> look, all the democratic candidates are going to be talking about climate change. does that give him his own lane, does that differentiate him? i'm not actually sure. you mentioned cpac, the annual collection of grifters and trolls on the right. >> misfits. >> misfits. >> they would not define themselves that way. >> the last couple of days, the republican strategists that i've talked to are really banking on the democrats making it easy for them by moving so far to the left, by basically taking all of tho

i'm jay inslee, and i'm running for president because i'm the only candidate who will make defeatingr nation's number one priority. we can do this. join on us movement. this is our moment. >> let's take a closer look now at how the 2020 democratic field is shaping up. we have aby stoddard and gloria borger with us. so climate change. what do you think about that approach? >> as you mentioned, the field is crowded and getting more crowded by the minute. it's an issue more popular with democrats. it's not the top issue, though. 67% of democrats say it should be a priority but they have five other issues they consider to be more important. he'll put other democrats on the ropes saying, are you for the green new deal, are you for the green new deal? it starts a debate in the party and it's one other way for him to say, hey, here i am. i'm a little different. >> stay play for a certain democratic party out of the gate? obviously all these candidates will have to deal with multiple issues, right? seal add to his repertoire. what does it tell you? >> he is going for the young people. he can

one of those candidates, governor jay inslee of washington, joins us now. governor welcome. governor, welcome to the newshour. >> thank you, this is an honor, thank you. >> woodruff: well, thank you for being here. so y are making climate cgean a centerpiece of your campaign. you asked voters about it. many of them agree it's important. but it is not number one when they look at what's most important in choosing apr ident. how do you force action if it's not a top priority for people? >> well, actually, it is actually becoming a top priority. actually, there was a poll in iowa showing this was the top priority for democrac voters, certainly, now tied with health care. and this is changing in the b american publcause we are witnessing paradise, paul, burning down to the foundations. we're seeing the floods in nebraska, missouri and iowa that are just historic. we're now seeing smoke in seattle, washington, and washington, where we've hado t close swimming pools because of smoke from raging wildfires. this is changing. rst generationf to feel the sting of climate change, and w

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washington governor and 2020 candidate jay inslee has just confirmed to the beat that he is backing a, if passed, in kicking donald trump off the ballot in his own state unless he releases his tax returns. the governor's team saying he's supportive of this new bill. this is not theoretical. i'm joined by the sponsor of the bill, a washington state senator. thanks for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i know we got you hooked up here basically, i think, initially through skype because this is important. you just had progress in getting this partly passed. now tonight what is your reaction to the news that governor inslee is on board? >> i'm very happy about it. it will make it easier to get it through the house, so it's good news. >> what would your bill do? >> well, the bill would require president and vice presidential candidates to release the last five years of their tax returns. remember, this has been information that we've had for the last 40 years, that candidates have voluntarily provided that for us. many of us use that in vetting our candidates. it's vital informati

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you look at the governors now stepping into the field, governor jay inslee, and beto '' -- is as a monument moderate. moderateesident of the faction of the democrats. and joe biden, even though he gets in, he says he has the most aggressive record and talking in terms of a complement -- of accomplishments and legislation delivered. att: you can read her work thedailybeast.com. you can call in and chat with her. for democrats, 202-748-8000. .or republicans, 202-748-8001 for independents, 202-748-8002. derek, from maine. you are on. if republicans had said like the of the things coastal elites had said, the media would have gone crazy. for you to do this to president trump, and not to obama? guest: i would just turn your question around. president obama had done and said many of the things that president trump had said, i think republicans would be outraged. i think a lot of this is in the eye of the beholder, and i think what you describe is coastal brooklyn,as born in that is on one coast. my parents were immigrants, my dad had a delicatessen. i hardly think of myself as a coastal elite. i

we have spent time with kirstjen gillibrand and jay inslee both.klee. jay inslee, governor of washington state is making climate change not just a priority in his campaign but his top priority. if you talk to his aides, that's his differentiating factor in this field. what's fascinating to me is that matches what i'm hearing from voters here in new hampshire and across the country who say they really want a candidate who is going to have a substantive answer to how to defeat climate change. that is potentially jay inslee. that's the pitch he's trying to make. within that, he's trying to branch out to be someone who can counter donald trump. he points frequently to this fact he's one confident first ger governors to go against trump's muslim ban. he's speaking out against the muslim attacks. >> if you're concerned about arson, you should probably be against a guy who spreads gasoline on the floor of a church. or a mosque. or a synagogue. and then hands out matches i was the first governor hon stood up against his muslim ban. i understand how pernici

jay inslee for president. sign up at jayinslee.com.nsible for the content of this advertising. >>> noted conservative attorney conway normally sticks to 280 characters to control president trump on twitter. today the trump critic who happens to be the husband of president trump's most loyal advisers made a rare public appearance. it was not without subtle and not so subtle digs at president trump. >> if people were to get indicted are not indicted on the basis of whether the president likes them we wouldn't have a republic. we would have a banana republic. >> he did not use the president's name but in an extremely rare appearance george conway tore him just the same. >> members of his own justice department should be locked up for investigating the president. >> he blasted trump over his ideas on justice, his attacks on freedom of the press. >> that's a problem of a different order of magnitude. you can't have a free country with that. >> conway attacked the president for a long time despite being married to kellyanne conway tweeting h

two-term washington governor jay inslee running and his issue will focus on climate change.ernie sanders kicks off his campaign today with a rally. joe biden and beto o'rourke, although they have been dropping hints in recent days, o'rourke has teased he's made a decision, but he has declined to say what he's made a decision about. christina, i'm going to turn to you first. amy and i have made a decision about how we can best serve our country. we are excited to share it with everyone soon. this has been a lock tease. >> yes. >> many weeks, many months long. >> just make a choice, don't hammer it up for any longer. >> tlgs there was a context in which he was running against ted cruz. and in the context of this larger pool of other progressives coming out of the house, i'm never not holding a position like being a senator, a governor, a mayor. he got such grassroots support harkens well for him. >> how big of a deal is it that he doesn't like -- someone recently asked if he's a progressive, he said i'm a capitalist. how big a problem is that going to be, him not categorizing

there is a lot to get to, but we're going to begin in new hampshire where washington governor jay inslee is set to speak at any moment. i'll be joined by some state lawmakers and rockingham county democrats where he will be discussing his core issue, climate change. over in iowa, that's where foreman texas congressman beto o'rourke participated in a st. patrick's day 5k run and spoke to a crowd at the black hawk county democratic party headquarters, focus on immigration and an issue he's describing as a crisis. [applause] >> perhaps most importantly to the future of the human race, this window of 12 years within which we have to act to confront the crisis of climate change. [applause] it is on every single one of us to make sure that we squarely face the facts. >> reporter: and while he's not the most well known south bend, indiana, major, pete wide judge announced 65,000 people have donated, and it of qualifies him to be invited to the first democratic national committee debate in june. arthel: yes, it does. hey, what about the two democrats that are considered front-runners in the race

and then we have washington governor jay inslee who has officially made his announcement yesterday. so how aare these candidates going to separate themselves from the crowd? >> well, they have about win various -- there are multiple places they have to go. so for example tonight presidential candidate minnesota senator amy klobuchar is giving a big speech. bernie sanders is on the road. eric swalwell who is thinking about running is introducing himself in iowa. jay inslee though is interesting because he actually has picked a very exclusive topic that he is basing his candidacy on, climate change, so that will make it easier for him to stand out. and that is what helps in these this crowded field. one of the things that bernie sanders does very explicitly is go after the billionaire class and corporate america. he names names. he talks about walmart, amazon and the impact on lives and that they have not their fair share and nothing in federal tax. so you have actually the finer honed messages this very beginning is important because every democrat is against trump obviously. >> righ

so jay inslee's platform is combatting climate change and president trump.that enough to set him apart in a crowded field? >> it's fascinating, isn't it? you summed it up. that's the way he wishes to approach this. he wants to be different from the other candidates. so he put climate change at the top of the agenda. the other candidates have not done that. he's the 13th now. the first of four governors that we expect to announce for the presidency. it's a crowded field. you have to distinguish yourself somehow. climate change is his way of doing so. at the sam time, he was head of the democratic governor's association. he knows a lot of governors. he's no marshmallow when it comes to criticizing president trump. that's something that the democrats are very interested in. and so he's been out on kind of the cable news channels as a frequent critic. he has both of those things doing for him. he has a distinguishing platform of climate change and taking on the president. >> trace: and you have kamala harris and cory booker. they're on the news every day. how do

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dan springer tells us how washington governor jay inslee hopes to set himself apart from the crowd. >>> after months of exploring a presidential bid, today jay inslee made it official. >> i am pledging today that if i am given this high honor, i will make a fighting climate change the number one priority of the united states of america. >>> he joins a crowded field for 2020. but he is the first sitting governor and is selling himself as the one candidate who can save the planet. >> i am ready for president because i am the only candidate will make defeating climate change our nation's number one priority. >> reporter: his announcement video says chose him talking about climate change early in his career. before governor he was in the legislature, and congress. in 2007 he co-authored a book on the environment in which he wrote, cole is killing us. he supports the green new deal calling it a good start. environmentalists are thrilled to have them in the race. >> in the last election, there were zero questions about climate change in all the debates. the fact that we have someone like go

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washington governor jay inslee just officially joined the race today. slee says he will make combatting climate change the center of his campaign. cnn political director david chalian is with me, and david, my goodness keeping track of everyone. on the governor, climate change, typically a bit of a nonstarter especially for the core of the campaign, but we keep seeing evidence that, you know, millennials, young voters really, really care about it, so in the governor's case, might it work? >> well, you are right to note that millennials care about it. a segment of the activist based in the determine party care about it too. it is not an issue that ranks at the top of the list but you said might it work? here's the thing, brooke, we have a very crowded universe of democrats running and so everyone is trying to find some niche to be able to put their candidacy in to for governor inslee, he says i'll be the climate change guy and at least see if i can get enough of a share of the people dedicated to that issue above all others to be able to come to my cause

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here is the video released by the governor of washington, jay inslee. a lot of people don't know much about him. he is making the core of his campaign about climate change. that is what this whole video is about. he has been the governor of washington several years. he is 68 and grew up in seattle. he spent the last few months in those early voting primary states. he is the first governor to join the already crowded race of people running for the democratic nomination. back to you. >>> it is on for the vandal who targeted a california church. details on the sledgehammer attack caught on a nearby surveillance camera. beach. bonfires will be allowed once again starting today. there are some rules you will have to follow. >>> after a brief break from the rain, we are tracking our next storm system. i will show you why forecast and time out the rain for you coming up. >>> we are seeing more cars on the roadways, especially along the eastshore freeway. i have a look at your trouble spots in just a few minutes. >>> sleep is important to childhood development.

. >> washington state's jay inslee who got in, is campaigning on the climate issue.hide me, that issue hasn't been polling as a major concern, we saw in the midterms, health care was the issue. but jay inslee and others, and mike bloomberg, can put a lot of money and high profile appearances behind this. also, hickenlooper, the former governor, former mayor of denver, two-term governor, he raised $1 million in 48 hours. >> definitely a sleeper issue. i think you'll see a number of other candidates, inslee has claimed this space as being a defining issue for him but you'll see other candidates jumping in on that as well. i think the broader landscape right now and decision within the democratic party is how do they reconcile this tug to the left, this progressive wave, with history, and recent history, andrea. in 2018, if you look at where all of the major victories were for the democratic party, they were moderates. they were moderates like abigail spanberger in virginia, elissa slot kin sl slotkin in michigan. they say they're concerned about electability but there