in case you forgot, that was john delaney. all right? a plawns and he-- applause and he made an impact. you know what he should do, he should say his name every time he gets his crowd on the side, that guy is cool, who is that guy. you have to say your name, like a dj khalid, every time he should have been that is why i say prochoice, john delaney! binge binge binge binge. and i guess, i imes delaney inspired everyone else on the stage, right. because people realize if you are going to wait for the moderators to come to you you are never going to gept your chance to shine. you have to push your way into a crowded field, if there is one person who knows how to do that, it is a 7 foot giant from new york. >> the way that american citizens have been told that immigrants show createdded their misery and their pain and their challenges, for all american citizens out there, who feel you are falling behind, who feel the american dream is not working for you, the immigrants didn't do that to you. the big corporations did that to you. >> we need

i think mayor pete would a judge or john delaney. there's a lot of moderate democrats. pohl i will get back to the next block. with the first major test behind them where does the democratic field stand? a former clinton poll weighs in on who's likely to gain in who's on who's likely to gain in who's likely to all money managers might seem the same, but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. >> you also worked with them to oppose busing and there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public school and she was bused to school every day. that little girl was me. >> i did not praise races, t

i think mayor pete would a judge or john delaney. there's a lot of moderate democrats. pohl i will get back to the next block. with the first major test behind them where does the democratic field stand? a former clinton poll weighs in on who's likely to gain in who's likely to lose in the next debate.er ♪ earn $100 off... ♪ off your deductible. ♪ deductible. ♪ for every year of safe driving. ♪ ♪ for every-- for every-- ♪ ♪ for every year of safe driving. ♪ what are you-- what key are you in? "e." no, no, go to "g." "g" will be too high. not for me. ♪ vanishing deductible. oh, gosh. sweet, sweet. openturning 50 opens theuard. door to a lot of new things... like now your doctor may be talking to you about screening for colon cancer. luckily there's me, cologuard. the noninvasive test you use at home. it all starts when your doctor orders me. then it's as easy as get, go, gone. you get me when i'm delivered... right to your front door and in the privacy of your own home. there's no prep or special diet needed. you just go to the bathroom, to collect your sample. after tha

charles: john delaney was the first democrat to declare 2020 presidential run.e is still trying to gain traction. we know it's a very crowded field. the question is he too moderate for a party shifting further left, like way left? aoc tried to kick him to the curb. we've got him. he is next. i'm working to keep the fire going for another 150 years. ♪ for beauty that begins with nature. ♪ to make connections of a different kind. at adp we're designing a better way to work, so you can achieve what you're working for. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer, approved, with hormonal therapy, as an everyday treatment for a relentless disease. verzenio + an ai is proven to help women have significantly more time without disease progression, and more than half of women saw their tumors shrink vs a

congressman john delaney from the state of maryland. he just gave a shout out to jersey. >>> in moments we will take you to another presidential candidate congressman eric swalwell who just did his debate walk through. you are watching "velshi and ruhle." we are less than eight hours away from night two of the first democratic debate. are any of the candidates convincing voters that they can keep the economy humming? we're going to watch what they have to say about that when we come back. what they have to say about that when we come back. in these turbulent times, do you focus on today's headwinds? or plan for tomorrow? at kpmg, we believe success requires both. with our broad range of services and industry expertise, kpmg can help you anticipate tomorrow and deliver today. kpmg do your asthma symptoms ever hold you back? about 50% of people with severe asthma have too many cells called eosinophils in their lungs. eosinophils are a key cause of severe asthma. fasenra is designed to target and remove these cells. fasenra is an add-on in

yesterday i spoke to john delaney.e said if that is the route democrats take, they will lose the election to the president by nine points. >> i don't know if it will be nine points but it's going to be really, really hard for us to win. i'm for universal health care coverage. we should have it in this country. and i think given the fact that we have an existing health care system, the best way to do that is give everybody a public option. mine is called medicare x. it will give every opportunity an opportunity to buy a plan administered by medicare if that's what they want, instead of private insurance. if private insurance turns out to be as terrible as bernie says it is, i think lots of people would migrate to the public option. i might migrate to the public option. what's impossible is the idea we'll take insurance away from 180 million people. stephanie, you'll remember when president obama was the president, we were passing the affordable care act. he said if you like your insurance, you can keep it. a few hundred

moments with john delaney and bill de blasio. it was a bit of a free-for-all at times. >> it was. cory booker had the most time to speak as it was broken down. julian castro, former hud secretary and former mayor of san antonio. he had the most searches according to google. i thought he had a pretty good night confronting people, as i mentioned amy klobuchar had good moments. delaney made a pitch for the center. if biden does not hold on to that space which again he wasn't attacked tonight, delaney, klobuchar, michael bennet, those are all people trying to go after that space. >> shannon: will watch tomorrow night and do this again. thank you for staying late with us. with ten on the stage, it was an evening with candidates trying to make their voices heard above the din. chief national correspondent ed henry is walking around speaking to candidates and surrogates. what have you got for us? >> shannon, some candidates are coming out here, they say that the mirror bill de blasio will be out. his wife will come out. you have staffers and advisors in some candidates, trying to make t

>> john delaney. >> john delaney you almost forgot him so did the moderators last night. >> >> i like had specifics. he was reasonable. unfortunately he doesn't have a shot. i thought he did a very good job as somebody that nobody knows. steve: we talked about this earlier when asked about russia and all that stuff and impeachment. john delaney said you know when i'm out and about. >> that's all people are talking about. he is right about that. and he was focused on real solutions and not fix what's not broken. steve: it looks like you were watching the same show. >> quality control this morning on "fox & friends." steve: thank you very much. all right. meanwhile the democrats, we have been talking about them came out swinging against the trump economy last night. >> who is this economy really working for? >> we know that not everyone is sharing in this prosperity. steve: well, stuart varney says that is totally unfair. he is here to explain why next. plus, we're going to check in with todd piro. is he talking to voters in florida about what they saw on the stage of miami. ♪ i just wa

congressman john delaney. real talk here.ressman, do not know who you are. how do you plan to change that tonight? will you go on the attack? . >> well, i think we change it just by being in the debate. most americans haven't tuned into this race at all. for most americans, the beginning of this race is this deba debate. i'm going to introduce myself to people, tell them how i can get things done, i have possible promises. that's the stuff i am going to talk about tonight >> it took you 25 seconds to say just that. you may have 10 minutes of speaking time all told. how do you plan to make sure americans get that message from you? >> you have to be blunt. you have to be direct. you have to make sure you lay it out there very clearly for the american people. >> elizabeth warren will be center stage. >> yes. . >> she is polling in the top tier of candidates so far. >> right. >> is she a target for you? >> well, i think some of her policies are. medicare for all is something she stands for a terrible way forward on health care. i

. >> two of the more moderate candidates, tim ryan and john delaney, ohio and maryland, they are tryingir party to the center but what's interesting is as someone who's old enough to remember covering the 2015 and 2016 democratic debates and bernie sanders was sort of the outlier were his socialist ideas were considered pie-in-the-sky by many in the media and even some democrats, that's now a starting point in the 2019-2020 democratic debates and i can tell you that tim ryan and john delaney just told me that they are worried that if the party goes too far left, they're going to lose to president trump. you're making the case on manufacturing jobs and paychecks new age's and yet we heard 70% taxes and let's end private health insurance. it sounds like a left turn let's not in the part of the country. >> my focus is on jobs. there's a huge concentration of wealth. top 1% have more wealth than the bottom 90%. that's unsustainable. i think we do have to ask the wealthiest to pay more but we also need to cut workers -- solar, wind, drive investments and cut workers in on the deal. i don't l

two of the more moderate candidates, tim ryan and john delaney of ohio are trying to pull their party to the center but what is interesting is someone who is old enough to remember covering the 22015 and 2016 democratic debates when bernie sanders was the outlier, his socialist ideas were considered pie in the sky by many in the media and even some democrats that is a starting point in the 2019-2020 democratic debate and tim ryan and john delaney just told me they are worried that if their party goes too far left they will lose donald trump. >> you make the case on manufacturing jobs and paychecks and wages and 70% taxes and end private health insurance and that sounds like a left word turn that is not about the middle of the country. >> my focus is on jobs. there's been a huge concentration of wealth, the top 1% have more wealth than the bottom 90%. that is unsustainable and we have to ask the wealthiest to pay more but we need to cut workers in on the deal. if you have a manufacturing policy around solar and wind and all of that and drive those investments into communities that have

i mean, heck, john delaney is not even the only moderate democrat named john who is in the race this o there's that. but mr. delaney has now made national headlines for the first time for getting all but booed off the stage at the california democratic convention this weekend. mr. delaney was one of just 14 democratic presidential candidates who spoke at the california democratic convention this weekend. 14 of them. this was the biggest event. this was the largest collection of democratic presidential candidates in one place in the whole presidential primary season thus far. the reason they all went is because the state is so important in the primary this year because of its huge haul of delegates. but in particular because of the combination of its huge haul of delegates and the state's new position in the earliest weeks of the primary. there's those four early states, right? it's iowa, new hampshire, nevada, south carolina. they each get their own week. three days after south carolina is this gigantic super tuesday event that includes california, which has the largest delegate haul

>> martha: here now john delaney in miami fresh off his debate performance last night.to have you with us. did you get a good response? >> i did. i think people saw me as a truth teller, which i am about every issue. i think they saw me as someone as pragmatic and practical and uses common sense. that's been the theme of my campaign from the beginning. i think this race is going to start breaking down into the camps. there's folks with impossible promises or pie-in-the-sky ideas, things we all know are never going to happen. like riding off the student debt in our country. it's a crazy idea actually. versus people who are real solutions that can help the american people and improve their health care and lower the cost of education and create jobs and that kind of things. >> martha: there's a political article by jeff greenfield and i want to be the back part of it. a major plank of two potential nominees could wreak havoc on the system. john delaney may have left a ticking time bomb on his party's hopes for the white house meaning that that moment may have done some dam

joining me now the target of that reaction, former congressman john delaney.or joining us. let me start yby asking you thi. we played john hickenlooper. we're talking about you. alexandria ocasio-co. are. tez is tweeting about you. did you expect or did you want that reaction at this convention? >> i don't say things because of any particular reaction i'm trying to get. i try to tell people the truth. being president means making tough decisions. from the beginning of my campaign i want to tell the american people the truth, tell them what i believe in and make sure we're having a debate about, in many ways, the most important issue for our country, which is how do we create a form of universal health care system? i've been talking about this since i announced my candidacy. what i said at that convention is nothing different than i've been saying in iowa, new hampshire or anyone else in this country i've been traveling to. >> sure. when you were putting this speech together and came to that line, that section of your speech, you're a politician. you speak in f

representative from maryland, the sixth district, john delaney. and he's speaking right now. >> i want to be the president that can get those things done. things that matter to the american people. urn, in 1958, john f. kennedy gave a speech when he was a senator. and he said we should not seek the republican answer, we should not seek the democratic answer, we should seek the right answer. he went on to say that we should not seek to fix blame for all the problems in the past. we could sit here all day and point fingers. but what we should do is own our responsibility for our future as americans. that's where the democratic party has to be. i don't want to just be your president to be your president, i want to be your president to do the job, to do the job. and the job of the president in the united states in 2020 is to take this terribly divided nation where american has been pitted against american and start bringing it back together and reminding us of this notion of common purpose, which is worth fighting for every day of our lives. and when w

the same for john delaney, although he's not polling at all. i think it's difficult to make that case. look, i think we saw it from tonight. we need a vision. you have to be able to talk about what you are going to do for this country. saying you're going to fight for universal health care but you won't go all the way. you need to hold donald trump accountable but you're not willing to move forward with articles of impeachment. you want to take on the climate crisis but not willing to do what needs to be done. americans are starting to realize that the politicians say they're going to fight but aren't doing it is not enough. we have to defeat donald trump to take the presidency back for the united states of america aren't going to be the same people that get us out of it. >> strong. strong point. let's go to break on that. alexandra, jennifer, chris, please stick around. >>> so you might have noticed some of the candidates made a big appeal to minority voters tonight, particularly latino voters. i think we may have heard more spanish spoken on

and at the other end of the stage, john delaney tried to talk the other candidates into platform thatoes not totally blow up entire healthcare systems. >> i think that we should be th party to keep what is working and fix what is broken. bided we have to stand for taking away from people. >> nobody ever mentionedpe joe biden tonight, the front runner who stumbled recently about abortion and even the depth penalty and completely ignored by ten candidates trying to catch him.we >> that was the one thing missing tonight. tomorrow night that will not be the case. peter, thank you very much. >> so for tonight a podcast biggest moment, we are joined b brett bear. this was night one. what are your takeaways. >> peter has a greatre point ab joe biden. his name never came up. c you are the biding campaigning you were getting ready to deal with a lot of attacks, there are zero. so you go into tomorrow night feeling pretty good. there was a moment throw the date and first was the most viral moment and that one happened earlyt when bete o'rourke started speaking spanish. >> [speaking spanish] >>

john delaney was right but nuclear weapons as well.e have to deal with the iranian situation in north korea. there is some agreement from some of chuck schumer's tweets china is a point of agreement with a lot of democrats and republicans the we have to deal with it, china and their aspirations to replace us on the world stage. donald trump is right and anybody that said china was correct as well. shannon: final word, what did you think of what they had to say? >> china certainly is a threat economically but i would say it is iran and the way it has been handled the president is showing some restraint but when we look at it john bolton and other war hawks advising him are playing a game of chicken that could be very costly. you heard tulsi gabbard make the comment, you have to be careful with iran. shannon: who won last night? >> i would say castro. shannon: what do you think? >> i don't disagree. elizabeth warren, i expected her to do well as well. >> some say she was given too much time, thanks for joining us, appreciate it, we will

i think john delaney made some good points. he said people were asking me about kitchen table issues, our jobs coming back. i thought that was good points. then we talke talked to elizabeh warren, he said if we impose medicare for all, most of the hospitals in this country will go out of business. i think that was a good discussion point, i think it had been disbanded upon. i think the democratic party is lurching so far left that they are taking themselves out of mainstream america. wages are up, 6 million jobs have come back to this country and people off of our food stamps, our economy is going. deregulation and it works. >> lasting quickly. look into this crystal ball. >> i think he will evoke his former president barack obama a lot. i think that barack obama will get attacked a lot, they learned from last night's debate. i think they will come out swinging. but people are running for president and, and he has waffled quite a bit and we will get a better chance on where he stands and some of these key issues. >> bret: chair

john delaney, thank you, but please sachet away. ney pushed back in a statement reading, we can't be dedicated to slogans and must ensure that a real debate happens. most of the democrats in the field either don't want to take this on or are trying to play it both ways. but i don't think that's responsible. harris is nodding. >> harris: i am. i interviewed him a few weeks ago. he had to remind me he was the first democrat who had gotten in last july. i didn't know where he had been. and he said, yeah, i'm saying things that are not always agreeable to some democrats and that is a perfect example of it. that room booing for more than a minute is really interesting. my question is, what does he replace it with because the hungry aocs of the world aren't going away. >> melissa: i guess, they say now is the time early in the primary to be aspirational and lay out -- arguing the other side here -- lay out a grand vision for where things could possibly go and get people excited and then as you get towards the general, that gets pared down

those two speaking the most while other candidates like john delaney and bill de blasio tried very hard to edge their way into the conversation. health care emerged as a dividing line in the first democratic debate on nbc. >> who here would abolish their private health insurance in favor of a government run plan? >> reporter: senator elizabeth warren aligning with bernie sanders in medicare for all. >> there are a lot of politicians who say, oh, it's just not possible. what they're really telling you is they just won't fight for it. >> reporter: former congressman john delaney taking a swing against democrats who would eliminate private insurance. >> we should be the party that that keeps what's working and fixes what's broken. >> reporter: governor jay inslee tried to distinguish his record. >> and i am the only candidate here who has passed a law protecting a woman's right of reproductive health and health insurance. >> reporter: only to have it zinged by senator amy klobuchar. >> i would say there's three tt pretty hard for a woman's right to choose. >> reporter: the texas contingent

joining me now former maryland congressman john delaney. thanks for being here. what's your answer to my survey question sphis the party shifting too far to the left to win a general against donald trump? >> i think if we embrace some of these policies the answer is yes. i think if we're a party embracing the single payer medicare for all bill, for example, i think the answer is yes. i think what we should be striving to do as democrats is build a big tent party and that theed moderates and even disaffected republicans can get behind. that's the way we win in 2020. >> you had to know going into that you were about to say something that would by very unpopular in that room. what was your mind-set? >> i was trying to tell the truth. i believe medicare for all in the single payer form is bad policy and bad politics, and someone has to have the guts to step forward and say that. because if we continue down this path and put forth a nominee who's running on forcing 150 million americans to change their health insurance and go to a new government plan, we know that's n

john delaney walking into the studio as we speak. we'll be right back. new york city is not amsterdam. this is not going to work here. we heard it all, and now new york is the biking capitol of the united states. about half the world now lives in urbanized areas. we have to find a way for people to get around effectively in an environmentally sound and healthy way. but finding a partner that understood the value of bike share was not easy. it took people that understood the language of innovation, and those people were at citi. the typical rider is as diverse as the city itself. five years ago there were none on the streets and now seventy thousand people a day use citi bikes. they are a part of the landscape of new york city. >>> welcome back, the office of special counsel not connected to bob mueller found that kellyanne conway violated the hatch act, that is a federal rule on the books since the 1930s that says federal employees can't use their office to promote candidates. joining me now is hans nichols at the white house. good afternoon to you. than

. >> the three-day convention wrapping up today with senator sanders, castro and john delaney. nbc news road warrior aly vitale is there for us. >> reporter: over the course of two days we have seen some highs and lows and one of the highs is bernie sanders from the crowd with the pitch for his candidacy and thanking the people with him in 2016 and whose support he is hoping to keep in 2020 but it was also a day of veiled jabs at vice president joe biden. listen to what bernie said. >> there is a debate among presidential candidates who have spoken to here in this room and those who have chosen for whatever reason not to be in this room. so let me be as clear as i can be. in my view we will not defeat donald trump unless we bring excitement and energy into the campaign. >> reporter: and actually, one of the organizers here on stage reacted to some of the veiled jabs at biden and his not being here by saying she heard from the biden campaign and already scheduled his appearance in ohio and that was an attempt to sort of reconcile the tensions saying he would speak to this delega

charles: make sure you tune in on wednesday because i will be joined by john delaney himself.ng back. liz claman, we are off 60 points. even james bullard saying maybe there will be a rate cut. the pressure remains to the downside. liz: breaking news that we take right into this final hour of trade, is something happening as we head into the final 59 minutes that will make a rate cut all but certain, as charles just hinted. bond yields collapsing at this hour and now traders see a 98% chance the federal reserve in a defensive move will slice interest rates by december. now, on your screen, we are watching two developing stories at this hour. first, apple on the left, socked with news of an antitrust probe just as it holds its worldwide developers conference. president trump's next stop in his visit to the united kingdom is happening right now. you ca

right, thank you very much, john delaney, democratic president candidate. thank you for joining us.ing up, as the u.s.-china trade dispute continues, wall street is discerning china's next move from twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: when he tweets, wall street listens. we are not talking about president trump. we are talking about the editor-in-chief of the global times, one of china's state-run newspapers. his tweets from the investigation to fedex to the warning to chinese students studying in the united states. the ambiguous spacey occupies -- space he occupies. >> i have access to some accurate information for the nature of my job, but i can't governmenthorized by to release the information. >> it is fair to say that officials will be passing you information with the knowledge that you will be likely to tweet about them? >> to be honest, i don't know. the officials and i have a tacit understanding. i think some of them know i will publicize the information. >> chinese officials have been talking up the economy but the economic data shows pretty clearly that we are facing a

we sat down with john delaney and talked to him about what his game plan is tonight. >> i feel like i've been preparing the last year and a half. >> reporter: he declared in july of 2017. irst to announce that he would challenge president trump. now he is prepared to at that time debate stage on take on democrats first. >> we have real issues that need to be dealt with. >> reporter: and he has been to iowa almost 30 times. he will take what he has learned and try to talk up what he calls workable plans for improving public education and managing student debt, tackling infrastructure and affordable house, and what he says is thet biggessue, health care. >> it is a crowded field. they ontwon't hany moments to make a moment, but to show their credibility to break out of the pack. l be a rter: it w crowded stage. ten candidates tonight varyingl levef name seconds to directly answer questions and make a mark. elizabeth warren is at center stage and improving her position in many polls. expectations foro presce acyndli a eager to hear specific slug solutions to the problems. so she has a momen

our president john delaney he's also doing the same thing and then on the other side you've got senator bernie sanders his new guest yesterday on wednesday campus speech defending his democratic socialist views so there's a really wide range of issues and values within the democratic candidates and at this election is going to be a real decider for what the democratic party does so when we have a democratic candidate like let's say hillary clinton or a joe biden who are considered a moderate an establishment candidate is that the type is that candidate really part of what's contributing to a movement of this country to the right if you even agree that the country has been moving to the right in the past couple of decades david what do you think it's a great question matthew you know the voters are proving it's not a left right continuum it's an old versus new. continuum they've been proving that around the world by the way you know new is beating old everywhere and i don't mean age of candidates i mean ideas i mean approaches you know the left right continuum got us sort of nowhere of t

that's a role shared tonight by ohio congressman tim ryan and former maryland congressman john delaney> what the american people need to hear from us tonight, is how we're actually going to get some things done. >> desjardins: also on stage tonight, some candidates who have centered on a single issue: washington governor jay inslee, who wanted an entire debate on climate change. and hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard, a combat veteran who focuses on decreasing u.s.en involvoverseas. the final two candidates on stage tonight: lat the race, new york city mayor bill de blasio, and formerho ing secretary julian castro, who is looking for a post-debate bounce. inning with tonight, as my name i.d. goes up, i'm confiden you're goinge my support go up in the polls. >> desjardins: many voters are still up for grabs. according to a pbs newshour/marist poll released earlier this month, 84% of democrats have nmi made up their about which candidate to support. that's a question we asked peoplen miami. >> i don't have a specific candidate that i know for sure i'm supporti right now. i'm really inter

former congressman candidate john delaney will be here on how he is preparing for the big night. preparg infor the big night. this is the couple who wanted to get away who used expedia to book the vacation rental that led to the ride ♪ which took them to the place where they discovered that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. ♪ flights, hotels, cars, activities, vacation rentals. expedia. everything you need to go. expedia. when didwhen i needed ton? jumpstart sales. build attendance for an event. help people find their way. fastsigns designed new directional signage. ...and got them back on track. get started at fastsigns.com. at panera, our salads with peak-season berries... creamy avocado... and a dressing fit for a goddess. come taste what a salad should be. and order online for delivery right to you. panera. food as it should be. introducing zero account fees for brokerage accounts. and zero minimums to open an account. at fidelity, those zeros really add up. ♪ maybe i'll win, saved by zero ♪ wake up! there's a lot that needs to get done today. small things.

alexandria ocasio-cortez is ordering democrats to ditch john delaney since he denounced medicare for now gets to decide who runs for president. to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. trish: socialist darling alexandria ocasio-cortez attempting to dictate the 2020 democratic field. and her fury was sparked by this. >> medicare for all may sound good, but it's not good policy, nor is it good politics. i'm telling you. [crowd boos] trish: good forbid anybody tell the truth in san francisco. ocasio-cortez respond by saying maybe we should start with some generally nation. joining me now, niejer -- nigers and kayleigh mcenany. niger, medicare for all. is that a winning issue? it has been tried and tried before. >> it's a winning issue w

what about john delaney? ( laughter ) and could you pick them out in a lineup if you had to?hat... a lot of-- ( laughter ) you know, sometimes you're an underdog until you're not. >> stephen: okay. so they could still break out. >>, you know, there's always a chance, but... ( laughter ) i'll be-- i'll be honest. i really do think that this was a breakaway night, and i think that there was-- like, i think elizabeth warren really distinguished herself. i think julio castro really distinguished himself. i i think cory booker did a great job in talking about criminal justice, and i think there were communities that got centered tonight. the trans community got centered tonight. the immigrant community got centered tonight. and i think that those-- that was an extraordinary moment as well. >> stephen: do you think the debate moderators brought up the subjects that needed to be brought up? was there anything you wished they had talked about tonight that didn't get addressed? >> i don't think that we are discussing climate change the way we need to be discussing climate change. ( ch

and if john delaney's at zero, one, or two, or three.e moment that position is carrying the day within the democratic party. the question is does it carry the day in the end of the democratic party and if it does can you sell it to the country? >> you don't get a chance to sell it to the country if you're not the nominee. and you heard what elizabeth warren said. i'm with bernie. and that was the only time bernie sanders' name was mentioned on the debate stage. and there is a reason for that. i mean, she needs his voters at some point to come to her. so she's saying, you know what, this is an evolution for her. she has on the campaign trail been wishy-washy. she's been listening to that polling you mentioned and the polling you mentioned. but at the end of the day she doesn't get to make that case if she's not that nominee. and that's the bet she's making. >> she sees the opportunity. >> that's politics. that's what we saw. that was politics. >> i thought it was really telling that delaney was the one that had to jump in there to say thi

you can expect that he will be trying his very best to make surehat more people know the name john delaney. >> i feel like i've been preparing the last year and a half. >> reporter: he declared in july of 20717 the first to announce. and now he is prepared to take on democrats first. >>e think that it is a great opportunity for me to introduce myself to the american people. >> reporter: delaney has been to iowa almost 30 times. he will take what he has learned and try to talk up what he calls plans for improving public education, managing student debt, for tackling infrastructure and affordable housing and health care. >> i'm going to give every single american healthare as a basic right for free. but what i don't want to do is throw out private insurance. because a lot of that isn't broken. a reporter: workable aside, d delaneyolling on the bottom of pack.fr fa the center of attention tonight. how do you break through in a crowd thatug bing very direct with the american people. i'll tell them what i believe. at i stand for on. eing doesn't make any sense for us. >> reporter: then there wi

joining me now, john delaney is back. welcome back. >> thank you, kennedy.ennedy: what do you have to say to aoc. she wants you out of the race. >> i've never s sashayed out of anything in my life. i think what i said in san francisco i truly believe. i think every american should have health care as a basic human right. it's basic human right policy. but the medicare for all proposal is the wrong way forward and i think it's crazy that we're becoming an intolerant party where we can't have a battle of ideas. i have a plan to create universal health care. because we disagree on how to get there, people are saying i should get out of the race. that's not democracy. >> no. you know, i've lived in california for the better part of 25 years. i love the state. but i can't stand the com commis and i'm not surprised they are the o ones booing you so loudly. >> listen, i spent a lot of time in iowa. i'm going to do my 29th trip. i travel all over this country. most democrats are like most republican answer most independents. they want us to solve problems wib take t

former congressman john delaney.n delaney is campaigning as the most moderate, most centrist, most practical guy on the stage. he knows he's going to be coming in from lecterns on the wings. he knows he doesn't have a ton of room to move with a progressive base crowd who's there to cheer moments like that from senator harris, but he does so basically with perfect pitch. >> we need to get things done. that's why i believe we need to operate in a bipartisan manner. listen, i'll sign into law bills that come to the white house that are passed on a party line basis, absolutely, but all the big transformative things we've ever done in this country's history have happened when huge majorities of the american people get behind them, which is why we need real solutions, not impossible promises. >> congressman john delaney of maryland. very well-received, i will say anecdotally in terms of the not just reviews of the debate but in terms of him introducing himself to a candidate, to a field that didn't necessarily know what to

alexandria ocasio-cortez is ordering democrats to ditch john delaney since he denounced medicare forget it! get that butterfly! you know those butterflies aren't actually in the room? hey, that baker lady's on tv again. she's not a baker. she wears that apron to sell insurance. nobody knows why. she's the progressive insurance lady. they cover pets if your owner gets into a car accident. covers us with what? you got me. [ scoffs ] she's an insurance lady. and i suppose this baker sells insurance, too? progressive protects your pets like you do. you can see "the secret life of pets 2" only in theaters. trish: socialist darling alexandria ocasio-cortez attempting to dictate the 2020 democratic field. and her fury was sparked by this. >> medicare for all may sound good, but it's not good policy, nor is it good politics. i'm telling you. [crowd boos] trish: good forbid anybody tell the truth in san francisco. ocasio-cortez respond by saying maybe we should start with some generally nation. joining me now, niejer -- nigers and kayleigh mcenany. niger, medicare for all. is that a winning i

let's talk to congressman john delaney, great to have you. make of your fellow presidential candidates calling for gun-control after this virginia beach incident. too soon? >> this is a terrible tragedy and was we need to focus on is doing things that help the community particularly their families. we are heartbroken for families that lost loved ones. i don't even know how much information is out, if they even know who the victims are. obviously that has got to be our first priority but we need to do things as a country to reduce the level of gun violence. every american agrees this has gotten out of hand and there are things we need to do but right now i think the families are what i am thinking about. mike: of the gunmen bought the weapons legally if there's something lawmakers can do to stop it. >> there are things we can do, things we can do that will not prevent every act of gun violence but i am in favor of universal background checks, something my state of maryland does which is red flag laws that allows family members to go to court a

i thought john delaney did a pretty good job tonight. mayor de blasio. some others hung back a little too much. but that's the nature of this format. ten people, two hours, everybody trying to get their lip in. >> we're not get anything headlines. >> it's not a debate. it's just a forum where a debate breaks out every so often. >> president trump regularly tout the strong economy. the democrats said tonight it's not working for everyone. >> this economy really working for? it's doing great for the center and center slight at the top. it's doing great for giant drug companies. it's not doing great for people trying to get a prescription filled. >> yes, we're supposed to be for 70% tax rate on the wealthy. yes, we're supposed to be for free college, free public college for our young people. we are supposed to break up big corporations when they're not serving our democracy. >> when it comes to the state of the economy, who do you think really resonated the most with voters? >> first i think there's going to be an argument over whether the economy is doing

[boos] >> but hicken john delaney criticized a plan gaining popularity among candidates. >> medicareood, but it's actually not good policy nor is it good politics. [boos] >> new york thomas homan alexandria ocasio-cortez took tr telling the white house hopeful, john delaney, thank you but please sashay away. the front runner of the pack joe biting becoming inescapable topic for the candidates. >> people have seen demonstrations letting them down as long as i've been alive. >> biden skip the event. >> as you all know, there is a debate among potential candidates who have spoken to you here in this room. and those who have chosen or whatever reason not to be in this room. >> the former vice president in columbus, ohio, celebrating the human rights campaign. >> this white house has literally, literally a bully pulpit, callously extending its power over the most vulnerable. turning away asylum seekers, putting children in cages. >> joe biden's absence more problematic as it's a more important primary state. the primary moved to march 3rd comes every tuesday. the hope is to make the goal

what they're telling you is they just won't fight for it. >> reporter: former congressman john delaney taking a swing at democrats that eliminate private insurance. >> we should be the party that keeps what's working and fixes what's broken. >> reporter: governor inslee tried to distinguish his record. >> i'm the only candidate passed a law protecting a woman's right of reproductive health and health insurance. >> reporter: only to have it zinged by senator amy klobuchar. >> reporter: the texas con tin skbrent sparring over immigration. >> if you're seeking asylum -- >> -- >> i want to make sure you're treated with respect. you're looking at just one small part of it. >> reporter: senator tulsi gabbert and tim ryan fighting over afghanistan. >> you have to stay engaged in these situations. >> is that what you will tell the parents of those two soldiers who were just killed in afghanistan, we just have to be engaged? as a soldier, i will tell you that answer is unacceptable. >> reporter: all candidates asked what is the greatest g geopolitical threat. a wide va ride of answers. >> china

one of the candidates, former maryland congressman john delaney was booed when he criticized medicareall. and there was a lot of attention focussed on one democrat who decided to skip the event, the front runner, joe biden. here's kyung law. >> at the california's convention, it was progressives that led the floor. they believe the way forward will be to attack left. senator bernie sanders not using the former vice president's name pointed out his absence. >> as you all know, there is a debate among presidential candidates who have spoken to you here in this room and those who have chosen, for whatever reason, not to be in this room about the best way forward. so let me be as clear as i can be, in my view, we will not defeat donald trump unless we bring excitement and energy into the campaign and unless we give millions of working people and young people a reason to vote. >> if you're a moderate, and you decided to show up and address this crowd, you certainly heard it when the crowd disagreed with you. listen to what happened to former representative john delaney. >> medicare for all

among the peopleho will be looking to stay in the news cycle, john delaney for sure. we had a chance to sit down with the former maryland congressman yesterday and he declared his run back in 2071, 17. and he is very awareis that he an unknown in a lot of places. barely registering in some of the recent national polls that are out there. but delaney is banking on tonight to change his momentum. >> i thek the american peopl will see a lot of new candidates, candidates they haven't really focused on and i think that they will walk out oe the debaaying some of the other candidates are actually pretty darn good and i want to focus on them and i expect them to say that about me. >> reporter: i also asked him about his ideas and why his ideas are better than the other candes here. and we also talked about the trump factor in tonight's debate. we'll have that for you at 5:00. for now, would he live here in miami. back to you. >> going to be interesting to see what breaks through more, ideas or personalities. keep it here for complete of coverage the first democratic debat al