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days until the iowa caucuses and an abc news "washington post" poll shows the top of the pack starting to firm up. joe biden leads the pack followed by elizabeth warren, senator bernie sanders and pete buttigieg making his way into fourth place. the south bend mayor spoke with george stephanopoulos on "this week" about his momentum. >> there's amazing energy behind our campaign. we're seeing it on the ground in iowa and seeing it pick up in a lot of places and voters are narrowing down their choices and instead of getting to know us now they're really making up their minds. >> reporter: that same poll also showing former vice president joe biden, seen by democrats as have the best chance of defeating presidnt trump. after a night in new york to catch a ufc event, president trump sounding optimistic about 2020 as he arrived back at the white house. >> our poll numbers are great. we're doing very well in the polls. >> reporter: a statement not necessarily supported by the abc news/"washington post" poll. while the president's job approval rating is stable and remains low at 38, but perhaps cause for con

former vice president joe biden leads the pack with 30% pour.17% of voters a two-point edge on elizabeth warren. and mayor pete buttigieg rounds out the top four at 13% well ahead of the rest of the field. when it comes to the general election, president trump leads his democratic challengers. he is up three points on both biden and sanders. up five points on elizabeth warren. and leads mayor pete by eight points. >>> so as the impeachment hearings have intensified, so has the scrutiny surrounding secretary of state mike pompeo. according to the associated press, strain has set in between president trump and pompeo. republicans have been speculating for months that pompeo will resign in order to make a senate run in his home state of kansas. the a.p. p notes that enthusiasm from senate majority leader mitch mcconnell regarding such a move has not cooled despite the impeachment hearings. meanwhile, pompeo was in brussels yesterday. for a meeting at nato headquarters. while speaking to reporters, he brushed off questions about yesterday's impeachm

the latest national polls have joe biden leading the pack among democrats but pete buttigieg is leading in that important caucus state of iowa. tonight's debate starts at 6:00 and it will be moderated by a panel of all females. >>> the most anticipated witness in the impeachment hearings in washington is due to testify this morning. as doug luzader reports, ambassador gordon sondland was closely involved in negotiations with ukraine that are at the heart of the investigation.ter: au ambassado gordon sondland is the wild card here. he has already changed his story once. will he do it again today? by a number of accounts gordon sondland had the ear of the president. the u.s. ambassador to the european union and trump daughter was part of the so- called three amigos, described as the team behind a second he has already had to correct earlier testimony acknowledging he did in fact tell an aide to the president of ukraine that usaid would probably float if that country launched corruption investigations that president trump was pushing for. >> will ann rubin now say i forgot about that? i wa

jeremy corbyn, joe swenson was there with a pack of camels.howing their concern in front of the eyes of the people were be equally persuasive of the cameras went there to assist in the hard work of trying to understand which people were affected. that would not have happened if we are in the middle of the general election and thatis middle of the general election and that is what this is all about. they wa nt to that is what this is all about. they want to see a lot of spending commitments but what i really want to see is —— but they really want to see us more to see is —— but they really want to see us more sandbags more people on the streets. the subject of climate change is come up and if we turn to the telegraph, saying that brexit will start a green revolution. and there is the question that if our current infrastructure is able to cope with the changing seasons and the effects that we are now seeing with these extreme incidents. most would accept that there is no investment in infrastructure to prevent flooding but other parts of the are

i'm kind of at a loss it's gotten so bad that you just want to say joe is time to pack it up and go home we all just feel sorry for him. fox news reporter running around the country asked joe biden about his son hunter because hunter is the father the court has determined he was the father they did a paternity test and there was a woman very much younger than he was who he was sleeping with while he was sleeping with his dead brother's widow at the time. so it's a mess. here's his reaction. >> i'm wondering if you have, on this report out of arkansas that your son hunter makes your grandmother again. >> that's a private matter i have no comment. [shouting] >> thank you guys. jesse: classy. >> he was not interested in talking about that. we can joke about this but there's a child now who is the son or child of hunter biden and i hope he takes responsibility as a father seriously, he was paid $83000 per month from burisma and has not paid child support. as is a lot. jesse: i will leave that one. >> i'm glad you saved me from having to comment. [laughter] jesse: will let that speak for itse

well, the field of 2020 democrats keeps getting smaller and new fox news poll show joe biden leading the packpresident trump in a head to head matchup, so does he have a shot at beating the president, here to debate republican strategist and democratic strategist, thank you both for joining us, we appreciate it. let's begin with the breakdown amongst the 2020 democratic nominees and the preference there first, joe biden coming in at 31%, then you have elizabeth warren at 21%, bernie sanders 19 and then it goes down from there. taking a look at this, the one democrat who is rising significantly although she's not in the lead is elizabeth warren. so joe or robert, i will begin with you, what does this mean for joe biden? >> well, i think what this means is he's been in the lead since the beginning of the race, he continues to be in the led at this point, elizabeth warren had a disastrous rollout to medicare for all plan this weekend with staggering price tag that many americans are not going to be amenable to, i think joe biden has held the steady course, presented himself as the reasonable alt

our brand new poll with the "washington post" shows a top tier pulling away from the rest of the pack. joe biden holds the lead at 28% followed by elizabeth warren at 23%, bernie sanders at 17% and pete buttigieg getting past kamala harris at 9%. harris and the remaining candidates at 2% or less. biden maintains his edge on who has the best chance to beat trump at 42%. he beats the field by a wild margin. the race is fluid. over half polled say they would consider another candidate. in the first caucus state of iowa, "the new york times" poll shows a virtual tie at the top. the top four candidates all within five points. in a showtime interview airing tonight mayor pete is suggesting the race is coming down to elizabeth warren and him. >> i think it's becoming a two-way. it's early to say. i'm not saying it is. >> you see that coming into focus, you and warren? >> yeah. in a world where we're getting somewhere is that world. where it's coming down to the two of us. >> mayor buttigieg joins us live from his bus in iowa right now. thank you for joining us this morning. two-way race? >> not y

we hear on one hand that the base of satisfied with the field they have in joe biden leading the packbut also when you talk to people on went on when they say, "at this point i'm not enthusiastic about going out and voting for anyone," which is why you're seeing people like michael bloomberg. >> harris: is that why you think michael bloomberg is getting in, charlie hurt? what is he look at it for more personal prison? he says sent he see something that's not there so he's jumping in? >> charlie: i think he is streaked down my thinking strategically about this. the big story of this nomination fight is that joe biden has run a terrible campaign. >> harris: he has run for president twice before. >> charlie: we shouldn't have been shocked by it but it's amazing how terrible his campaign is. the reason he is sort of leading a lot of polls, defying logic, leading a lot of the polls, it's because it's that lane he's in. the land of insanity that is not socialism, and it's not anti--- he seems like a guy who loves america. when you are talking about socialism and stuff like that, you don't l

. >>> tonight former vice president joe biden continues to lead the pack in the democratic nomination president. according to a new cnn poll, he holds 28% support among democrats. that's followed by bernie sanders with 17%, senator elizabeth warren with 14%. but, for the first time, south bend indiana mayor pete buttigieg joins them in double digits with 11% support. a cluster of four candidates stand at 3% including senator kamala harris, california businessman tom steyer, and andrew yang. also the latest candidate in the race former new york city mayor michael bloomberg. >>> senator harris is in iowa and invited cameras into the kitchen to watch her prepare tomorrow's thanksgiving dinner. harris will be in iowa through sunday. >> exciting news for toys are us kids, the bulova chain beloved chain back from bankruptcy. what to expect from the first new store. >>>, and the dove offering some sweet holiday deals. how the warriors are luring in fans with a discount on ticket this black friday. two coming up all new at 6, tied up and assaulted in their home. how two lafayette residents ma

mayor pete buttigieg leapfrogging warren into second place, with joe biden leading the pack nationallyabout warren playing down the results. >> it's the same answer it's always been, i don't do polls, i am out here fighting every day, talking about what's broken in this country and how to fix it and building a grassroots movement. >> katie: politicians tend to lie about a lot of things but one of them is saying that they don't pay attention to polls and elizabeth warren is certainly paying attention to her numbers going down. >> david: the one she needs to be most concerned about is in the last ten days she's only been up in one poll in iowa and new hampshire which are far more important than these national polls we get to hear about every day. all of that said, here we are once again with the democratic primary caucus system in our party that says we we should get rid of the electoral college because one man, one vote is what counts. why don't they have a national primary? why is iowa and new hampshire getting to dictate who the nominee of the democratic party is? >> katie: that's bee

clearly a drag on his overall numbers in south carolina where he is at 6% with joe biden leading the pack chat about this. karen, you're the democrat at the table. what is the problem? why can't pete buttigieg make any end roads with black voters? >> they don't trust him. and what you hear is that it goes back to his role as mayor of south bend, indiana, and the challenges with the black community and the fact that his answer was, well we tried and a failed. and people liked that answer in the beginning because that is being honest but if you're black people in that community but we took the impact of the fact that you failed and they couldn't come up with a good answer yet. and so i think that has just sort of continued this lack of trust. >> and listen, mary katharine, to 2020 candidate former secretary of hud huly an castro talking about mayor pete. >> i believe mayor buttigieg has a real problem with black voters. if you can't excite people and speak to the african-american voter, in a genuine way based on a track record, and it is too risky to be at top of the ticket. >> i don't know

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a new poll of polls for the democratic race finds former vice president joe biden leading the pack atyou're significantly behind that. what's your plan to get some more substantial momentum? >> well, remember at this point in 2007, barack obama was behind in african-american voters to hillary clinton, 21 points behind her national elections. it's just too early. i will tell you this. the person on this ballot, in the democratic primary, who has shown unequivocally their ability not to get the percentage of the african-american vote, any democrat that is going to run i hope will get that percentage. but the key is to expand the base. remember it was almost exactly six years ago, 2013, chris christie set the senate election in new jersey for a wednesday in october. my race was on a wednesday. his was on the regular election day in november three weeks later. the black turnout in new jersey when i was running alone on a ballot was over 13%. on a normal election with elections up and down the ballot, it fell down to around 9%. so i know i can command not just the percentage of the african

joe biden's leading the pack, same as it ever was.nds me of something that former president obama said a couple weeks ago at a private dinner. he said americans don't want to remake the system. they don't want a revolutionary overhaul. what they want is a candidate who will vow to improve the system. basically he was saying that a moderate should be the one that democrats pick. and apparently former president obama was speaking to the pulse of the democratic, most democratic voters. >> well, i think you clearly would see from these poll results that those that are considered the moderates or the centrist democrats are the ones that are gaining traction and that would be joe biden and even buttigieg who, according to this quinnipiac poll has began rising even more. so clearly i think that president obama, to no surprise, has his hand on the pulse of a lot of voters. because i think that many are concerned, a, that the system be corrected, and, b, that they are in a position to defeat donald trump. so even those that may be more left or

joe biden. they are pretty tightly packed in their, pretty close together, and it gives you the sense that thosetrongly —— bernie sanders. in fact, when you look further down, you see the likes of amy klobuchar and is harris, they are in the low single digits. and it gives you the sense that we are starting to see a real divide between those who are likely to be in the final race and those who won't be. and harris, in fact, according to some reports, is having trouble with campaign finances and has decided not to think about new hampshire, killing all of herfield tea m hampshire, killing all of herfield team in new hampshire so as she concentrates on that first iowa caucus she is all in for iowa, as far as she is concerned, in an attempt to try and win that presidential nomination. but at the moment, as you can see from those figures, elizabeth warren ‘s leading the field. and she has been talking about really having a plan for a whole range of different things, including healthcare. and what she has been really successful at is going out, shaking hands and kissing babies. the reality is she is

. >>> new cnn polling released today shows a resilient joe biden atop the democratic pack nationallythe first votes get closer, the party is in a more moderate mood. first the top choice of democrats. bide at 28%, bernie sanders 17%, elizabeth warren 14%. pretty healthy lead for joe biden nationally. what if some of the lower candidates drop out, what is the impact on the race? biden holds up if you just take the top four are still in the race. joe biden still with a double digit lead over senator sanders, senator warren and mayor buttigieg. nationally joe biden in good shape. one reason for that, the party is looking more closely at the moderates, moving maybe more toward the center. if you add up support for biden and buttigieg, that's 39% of democrats. 31% for the two progressive candidates there. here's the question, which policy approach do you prefer? these are likely democratic voters. big change feec, 36% of democray that's where they are. look at this. 56% of democrats say good chance of becoming law even if smaller change. that's joe biden's argument or mayor buttigieg's ar

. >> you no, that is why joe biden is leading the pack because you have such a hopeless group of candidateshant country thas that donald trump will be president. >> he will run circles around whoever they their nominee. >> bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, and joe biden, pete buttigieg are the top 4. >> well we'll see. you know. a year out, but that is our time for tonight, thank you, what a great gang around the table, see you next sunday, the next revolution will be televised. ♪ ♪ >> fox nation patriota. ward, celebrating the unsung hero.

pack. bernie sanders, pete buttigieg, and joe biden are right at their heels and everybody else is way off in the distance. >>> and, coming up, unbelievable news from the santa anita racetrack. another horse had to be euthanized today. this time following a nationally televised event. coming up, what it could mean for the track. >>> plus, california homes that were once crime scenes turned into places for those in need. >>> a beautiful day today. we will see how long this is going to last. as we look live. toward the bay bridge. it's all happening after a >>> a 37th horse euthanized at santa aknee that park. as the eye of the country were watching during the breeder's cup. >> jake ryaner has more on what happened and what it could mean for horse races. >> they keep killing horses. it has to end. >> reporter: a 37th horse to die on this horse since december casts a dark cloud over one of the sport's brightest days. the breeders cup. >> if they are abused there's a problem. if they are not abused then it is nature. >> reporter: vino rosso may have won the $6 million breeders cup classic. but

joe biden still leading the pack in most polls.t night he reacted to a question about his health. >> no one should be concerned about that? >> no one should be concerned about that. why am i so far ahead in the national polls? why am i so far ahead here and in nevada? tell me? why? if everybody says people are thinking, people are thinking, okay, the pundits may be thinking, but that's not what the people are. >> joining me now, kevin sirilli, joe biden, he's a little testy, what's your reaction to the way he responded? >> you look at the polls and he's consistently weathered every political storm that's been thrown at him these past six to nine months, even as the impeachment inquiry, he and his son have had, been mentioned for quite some time. they weathered this, continued to main than themselves at the top of the polls, i was speaking to a senator democrat from did he they week, the top surrogate to the biden campaign. he said they're fully prepared for a marathon political season to extend this beyond iowa, new hampshire, sout

>> reporter: well, fred, it's certainly going to be a jam-packed week for joe biden in iowa.s going to be spending eight days hitting 18 counties on that no malarkey bus right behind me. a campaign official that i spoke with said this is part of the next phase of the campaign when people are starting to tune in a little bit more after thank giving and start to focus 60 days out from the iowa caucuses. he's starting off here in council bluff in the western part of the state, going to be hitting rural and small town areas as he makes his way through iowa until saturday. this is all coming as the state of the race here in iowa is a little jumbled. joe biden is the front-runner in national polls, but when you look at the race here in iowa it's a bit of a different picture. just two weeks ago a cnn poll showed that pete buttigieg is the clear leader in the state. and then it's a battle for second place between joe biden, elizabeth warren and bernie saurnds. biden's campaign in the past has said iowa is not necessarily a must-win for him but this tour shows the emphasis they are tr

skr nn polling shows foreman vice president joe biden still leads the pack of 2020 democrats.en one consistent thing tlourkts his connection with minority voters is looming at large. joining me an assistant editor for "the washington post". david, lots to break down here. one is buttigieg's rise in the polls. that's significant, while still showing weakness among african-americans. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, jim. and i think that's attributable to his rise anyway the fact that he was the one candidate in this field that was staying nimble on his feet and realizing that the shift from the progressive side to the moderate side was the way he could sort of jump ahead. everybody was either fixed on the left or the right side of the democratic party. buttigieg made that jump sort of successfully. now he there with biden trying to get those voters in the middle. he does have that problem with african-american voters still. but everybody else has that problem as well except for former vice president biden who has a commanding lead among black voters. the question will be what h

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pack. elizabeth warren now down to 16%, joe biden and bernie sanders. tier under mayor buttigieg of south bend, indiana leading the pack with 11 weeks to go to iowa. he says it's because he's working hard in the state. he says it's because he has a more centrist appealing message. he also knows when he's on the debate stage later this week, he's going to come under attack. >> part of the deal is you have to be able to take criticism, so i'm going to amend the decision for america that i have. our ideas have to be big enough to solve the problem and capable of unifying the american people. i do think my approach to that and the kind of presidency i seek to create is just different than what the others are putting forward. >> calm and confident there. in the lead in iowa. a pretty healthy lead. 11 weeks from tonight -- hard to imagine, but 11 weeks from tonight we'll be counting votes in iowa and it will be officially underway. how real is it? >> i think it's pretty real. after spending so much time talking to voters and seeing the operation, usually at th

are not what they are looking for what was our problem with jeb come and bite -- of joe biden may not be. super pack for independent so there is a technical limit to what they can do but i will tell you one thing that the super pack can do that will help them and could also help any klobuchar and buttigieg, he could take medicare for all which they are rightly divided on and you can look at some of the polling we've done here. you can take that issue and cut it in half which is a problem for elizabeth warren and creates a category for others. i don't think he has a choice and it's the right thing to do but he will get beat up for it. >> i think there will be ads that come from at least the challenges and debate stages like hillary released her speeches to wall street. why are you taking all this money and you took money from so and so and those are the people creating problems in america today is what you are going to hear some of the opponents. >> you could hear it from elizabeth warren and sanders but buttigieg is the one who speak to >> there'there is an argument oe elizabeth warren. she's runnin

biden is in a statistical tie with buttigieg and warren in this poll, but he's leading the pack in new hampshire. as joesaid, in that poll, in the most recent national polling. he also had a very strong performance in our cnn town hall last night. so are reports of his demise greatly exaggerated, you think? >> don, there's about 15 other candidates in this race that would love to be in joe biden's position right now, right? even a few candidates that maybe are thinking about getting in this race. to joe's point, he still has very strong support with african-american voters. he's still polling very strong in south carolina. he doesn't necessarily have to win iowa and new hampshire because he has the ability to stay in this race for some time. yes, joe biden is still a formidable force in this race. his name recognition is as good as any other democrat in the field. certainly the trend lines as we talked about before are not in a positive direction, but the idea that we should write off joe biden at this point in the race i think is a fantasy. >> joe, listen, he does remain resilient and steady. so why ar

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pack. it is close there, joe biden slipping to fourth place at 17.e hitting iowa hard today, making their pitches to voters. elizabeth warren yesterday unveiling a detailed plan how to pay for her medicare for all program. a big question out there. we have road warrior team coverage. von milliard is in cedar rapids. she put out a big number that many opponents say give you the number. she's says 20. >> that's a big distinction. her own team and some outside folks say put it more at 20 trillion. this is the part where elizabeth warren has come under scrutiny, not from necessarily republicans, but it's her own democratic contenders, including the likes of bernie sanders. the question has been how do you may for medicare for all. bernie sanders says the reality is you have to increase taxes on the middle class. elizabeth warren said she can make up for that. >> over to you, shaq, beto now out. how is that resonating on the ground now? specifically in iowa. >> reporter: that's right, he was supposed to be she event i was covering, an event with the naacp

if you look at joe biden, who has been leading the pack nationally but struggling and iowa and new hampshire's not a strong candidate. even obama tried pushing him out in 2016 and 2020. but ultimately, maybe he ends up being the nominee by complete default, by nature of being part of that obama-biden administration, because they are -- who also is there? >> tucker: as he said at the outset, a cluster. can i make a final note, a spiritual point. all very much deserved. they've earned this. they burned the chaos, the sadness that they are reaping now. >> i went into this and i was trying to give some clear statement of putting a crystallized angle, and the only thing i could come up with is that it's complete cluster. the other part i can't say on national television. >> tucker:n no, you can. we get your point. lisa boothe, thank you. america's national debt meanwhile is more than $24 trillion. whatever. the democratic race, that is pocket change. candidates are competing to see who can promise the most over most over-the-top spending programs. to fight global warming, which is an existential

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>> this is welcome news for joe biden as he -- as he continued to lead the pack and doing it by double-digitshowing the resilience that he has. you have joe biden at 28% and then sanders and warren and buttigieg the top four and no candidate above 3%. but if you take a look at numbers compared to october, it shows you a little bit of the movement in this race. so while biden is leading, he has dropped a slight bit. so has elizabeth warren, bernie sanders is remaining steady there. but pete buttigieg has gained five points. this is the first time that he is in our cnn national poll in double-digits and it comes after a well-received debate and as he is leading in our cnn poll in iowa. but of course we're still 68 days out from the iowa caucus. >> that is an eternity. >> it is a very fluid race and our poll found that a majority of democratic primary voters are still uncertain about choices. >> so still shopping for a candidate. and it is not biden holding strong. this is interesting. bernie sanders a month after his heart attack has not lost any ground. so it sounds as though, despite the heal

he was doing in the early states but the fact is 4% is not particularly high, and joe biden is running away from the packchael bloomberg has one, two, three, four, five, sixth place in that poll, not exactly a great place to start out. >> he could argue i wasn't even in the race and i was already in sixth place but do you think it has to do with name recognition? is that his biggest hurdle? >> i don't think it is. democratic voters have a pretty good understanding of who he is. we can look at the favorable/unfavorable. you want high favorable, low unfavorable. he has the highest unfavorable rating in the field. 43% of democratic primary voters say they have an unfavorable view of him. that is not a good place to start out and it's actually more than double where joe biden and bernie sanders and elizabeth warren's unfavorable ratings are at this point. it's not about name recognition. democratic voters simply don't like bloomberg right now. >> people say this is a sign that bloomberg sees a path because he believes that democratic voters aren't necessarily satisfied with the current field prior to his ent

pack. elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, pete buttigieg and joe biden.to try and convince democrats that they will rival donald trump on the 2020 election. they are the ones who are starting to break away. when you ta ke starting to break away. when you take a look at the other candidates,, single—digit percentages and low digit percentages. you are starting to get an idea of who could potentially be and at the moment, elizabeth warren seems to be the frontrunner. the british prime minister has played down president trump's doubts that the us would be able to do a free trade deal with britain under the terms of the brexit agreement with the eu. borisjohnson has also distanced himself from the prospect of an electoral pact with the brexit party. he's been speaking to our political editor, laura kuennsberg. are there any circumstances under which you might work with nigel farage? well, first of all, it is a great brexit. it's a proper brexit. it delivers exactly what we wanted, what i wanted, when i campaigned in 2016 to come out of the european union. it

the latest quinnipiac poll showing joe biden leading the pack with pete buttigieg surging to second, bernie sanders and kamala harris rounding out the top five. who will emerge? joining me, elizabeth landers. thanks for being here. seems all of the front-runners have been the subject of harsh headlines. pop it up here. you had harris, a fledgling campaign headline. warren losing steel. took a 14-point drop since releasing her plan to pay for medicare. buttigieg on comments about african-americans. joe biden and his stumbles. are we witnessing sort of an example of a cancel culture or not a candidate this party can actually agree on? >> i don't know if it's so much a cancel culture now as a huge field. also, more candidates who have gotten into the race recently as well. we saw two people just get into the race this past week. so i'm not sure if the cancel culture as much as this is quite a big field right now. you know, i spoke to someone in one of the early states who is a chairperson for the dems in one of those early states who said, look, this is kind of a wide-open race right no

. >> david holmes overheard the call in kiev in a packed restaurant. joining us now joeockhart, bianna golodryga, and anne milgram. i want to step back and talk about the day as a whole, anne, and there was a moment that i think summed up the testimony from william taylor and george kent. these career diplomats with decades of service to the united states of america and how they felt about what they saw. >> in your decades of military service and diplomatic service representing the united states around the world, have you ever seen another example of foreign aid conditioned on the personal or political interests of the president of the united states? >> no, i have not. >> so where are we this morning? >> that is a terrific summary of what we saw yesterday. they came in, they were forthright. they answered all the questions. they made a powerful case the president had done exactly this. had basically conditioned foreign aid on his own political and personal advantage. to me yesterday was a home run. the other piece is they talked about in a way that i thought was -- excus

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packed day, there' an forum. across the state there's an event for democratic candidates. joe biden will be opening an office here and several of the other candidates are staying here in the state as we are now just 93 days from the iowa caucuses and they're trying to make sure they become the democratic nominee. victor and christi. >> all right, thank you so much. >>> our political team of experts joins us now. former south regional director for president obama's 2012 campaign, and bryan robinson with us as well. let's start with a comparison being made between mayor buttigieg and then senator obama. did you hear that last night? >> well, we heard a little bit of that. you've got to remember, victor, one of the things that the obama 2008 campaign did very well is spent an enormous amount of time in implementing this sort of revolutionary peer-to-peer, household-to-household grassroots strategy. we all remember he made that amazing speech at the democratic dinner right before the iowa caucuses. what we saw yesterday from mayor buttigieg was a compelling speech. it was enthusia

and bernie sanders, south bend, indiana, mayor pete buttigieg and former vice president joe biden leading the packrs, sanders with 19%. buttigieg has 18%, biden right behind at 17%. joining me from iowa, shaquille brewster and vaughn hillyard. good to see you both. shaq, i'm going it start with you. you're there in des moines. i want to talk about what the 11 candidates are scheduled to do when they speak at the ncaa events today. from this latest poll -- naacp, pardon me. it is clear that elizabeth warren has made a name for herself in the state, but how about the other candidates? what are they trying to do to stand out in this still very crowded field? >> reporter: well, alex, the focus this morning has been on african-american issues, which as we know, is a wide variety of issues. so we've heard the candidates talk about education, the economy, health care reform. in all, 11 presidential candidates were here on stage today. they got pressed on their records as interactions with the moderators. beto o'rourke was supposed to be here, was scheduled to be here before he dropped out of the race yes

joe biden was clearly the leader of the pack.rs kind of grouped there together. there's a couple of interesting things about that besides the fact that they're grouped together. even the candidates that are lower-ranked there. their own supporters feel that they're just as electable as joe biden is, there's a perception there, i don't think democratic vote remembers the best judge of who actually would be electable. but wu know electability is a key factor they're thinking about in this race. you're talking about mike bloomberg earlier. i'm not sure how electable he's going to be seen in this race. what we polled him back in january, he was only getting 2 or 4% and democrats were kind of split about him. we're including him on our iowa poll that is actually happening right this weekend. so we'll see next week why he might want to skip iowa. because we'll have some real numbers on him to see if he's in the electability mix with these other candidates. >> that's so interesting. i look forward to seeing that poll and those numbers,

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he's in the top of the pack with elizabeth warren, with bernie sanders, with joe biden.he's been spending a lot of that money he's raised throughout the year in trying to build a team here. it's about message and momentum and movement. last night at the same dinner that launched barack obama some 12 years ago, these candidates were making their case and taking on president trump. >> tonight all of us, no matter what candidate we're supporting are in agreement that we must defeat the most dangerous president in the history of our country. >> the first thing we have to do is get rid of donald trump, get him out of office, and once that happens, the road is clear for significant change. >> i'm not running some consultant-driven campaign with some vague ideas that are designed not to offend anyone. i'm running a campaign based on a lifetime of fighting for working families. >> if talking about hope and optimism sounds optimistic, fine. i believe these things not based on my age but based on my experience. >> so those words there from south bend, indiana, mayor pete buttigieg

everybody is there, bunched up, joe biden could still be near the top of the pack. th warren and bernie sanders, that's sort of home turf in new hampshire because have you one from massachusetts and one from vermont. sanders did really well and won new hampshire three or four years ago. where is joe biden going to get a win? lisa: also keep in mind, i used to be a vice president of a polling firm. keep in mind the iowa caucuses are notoriously hard to poll. remember in 2016 people were saying that then candidate trump was going to win iowa. ended up being senator ted cruz. i think the biggest problem for joe biden is the lack of money. he really doesn't have a ton of cash on handle. 38% of his donors are already maxed out. all theist big dollar donors not grassroots support. where is his money going to come from. pete: that's a big question. he will need it if he wins past early states. amy klobuchar is at 6%. she is from minnesota. if she can't crack it in iowa she can't cut it anywhere. lisa: good point. pete: responding to pete buttigieg's surge here is what he ha

year until the 2020 presidential election and realclearpolitics showing joe biden and elizabeth warren still leading the democratic pack but warrants 52 trillion-dollar medicare for all health plan not to mention the other trillion dollar policy she has facing deepening skepticism from republicans and now democrats. even liberal media outlets are chiming in the "washington post" featuring an op-ed by larry summers of former treasury secretary under president clinton and tyler quote warns plan to finance medicare for all pushes into dangerous uncharted territory. in "the news york times" obama economic advisers steve bradner writing quote the worn way is the wrong way for big government plans with damaged rather than improve our economy so robert wolf what happens if she does become the democratic nominee? >> i just want to preempt to people like larry and steve i said that how many months ago with you that i was not for medicare for all. david: you contributed to candidates. >> i did not contribute to ms. warren at this time. this is not surprising. larry summers and ratner and people like myself with police health car

new poll show joe biden has a significant lead in south carolina. leading the pack by 20 points.s it the support of black voters that has him polling so much stronger in south carolina than iowa? or new hampshire? >> yes. that's exactly what is supporting his candidacy at this point. it's not the fact he has sort of struggled with fund raising or started to lag in the poll and the early states. in south carolina because he has such strong support among black voters he has been able to maintain a very strong position in the national race. and if that continues he's fwoing to be very strong in other states in the south and other parts of the lek tort that vote after iowa. and new hampshire. and some of the other northern states that joe biden could really ride the support of black voters through to the convention if he's able to maintain a large lead. we'll see. he has other parts of the campaign that are suffering. black voters has been ironclad and kept him afloat in the race. >> the numbers for buttigieg. even surging in iowa he struggled to attract block voters. he addressed th