i'm john sanders. i co-chair the board, and i hold a consumer seat. and just to give, i gues guess -- i guess to underline one of the reasons we're requesting the change is historically there has been a divide between mental health and substance abuse disorder services, leaving consumers -- basically leaving consumers no choice but to choose between co-occurring disorders. if they go for treatment for one, they're often excluded from one or more programs based on having substance abuse for one or mental health issues for the other. again, with behavioral health being more inclusive in addressing both, mental health and substance abuse disorders, the name change would align us not only with other california counties that have transitioned in this manner, but it also helps us when we're -- with programs that are seeking funding. oftentimes there is that same divide between mental health and substance use. and when we have these integratitintegrative services,t pushes them to gain funding for those sources. [buzzer] >> chairwoman: thank you so much. >> g

for the reason you articulated which is neighborhoods candidates tend to do well here, we saw john kerry sanders and the clintons. in 2004, the clintons have an affinity for new hampshire and she was beaten handily. they want to make it seem as if they come in with the advantage. he has the firewall in south carolina. he can endure that. i say tom makes a great point not just because he was my old boss at real clear politics but super he's right on the nose. joe biden has been making a case for the moderate vote, for the independent voter. that's sort of a sleeper here in new hampshire to think they can win over not because he's making angle argument about donald trump but he's making a more pragmatic case. >> the republicans have cancelled pr i mares in south carolina. nevada as and kansas. >>> what should they make of that? how common is that? >> there is precedent for this. both parties have done it and it's not unusual when presidents of that party are running for re-election for some states to cancel their primaries. i mean, we did see -- there's talk that the trump folks have been working

john sanders has been instrumental in bringing together faith-based organizations and ngos with resources away from the border that want to or are able to help at the border that are doing so much work in your state, el paso and south texas. it has brought in additional resources and funding. think we can do the same, not only engaging our greyhound partners and increased routes but also look at other creative solutions. in addition to the funding we're getting from congress. we have asked for more transportation funding in a supplemental. >> need to treat all migrants fairly and humanely. we also need to determine who is eligible for asylum and who comes as an economic migrant. the key part of the effort is the determination of credible fear. to feel the department has sufficient authority to allow immigration and asylum officers to ask enough questions of migrants to get the truth of any credible fear claim? resources part of it. we are seeing that with family units. the volume is so high. they're not able to spend adequate time with each family to do interviews and assess the relations

our acting commissioner john sanders at cbp has been instrumental in bringing together faith-based organizations and ngos with resources away from the border that want to or are able to help that ngos at the border that doing so much work in your state, and el paso, in south texas, and really that's brought in lots of additional resources and funding that supporting the board entities. we can do the same kind of thing on transportation not only engaging our greyhound partners to increase routes would also look at other creative solutions. in addition to applying the funding quicken from congress, we are buying buses cbp, borrowing cdl drivers from the department of defense and we've asked for transportation funding in the supplemental. >> great. i believe we need to be all migrants who come to our country. and you mainly. we need to determine who is eligible for a stipend and who comes to a country as an economic migrant. the key part of that effort is the determination of credible fear. do you feel the department has sufficient authority to allow immigration and asylum offices to ask enough que

>> first of all, bernie sanders is exactly right. johnve to argue about getting his insurance paid. he should have coverage. for pete buttigieg, i would say, what would he say about seniors? seniors are automatically enrolled in medical care, so why wouldn't we do that for every american? you could still have supplemental insurance, but what we're seeing is give every american the health care seniors have in this administration. >> i want to go back to something you said about john the veteran. just having heart medication and depressants that tri-care doesn't cover. like many programs it will steer people toward certain medications over others. some are covered, some are not. would medicare for all change that? >> yes, it would. medicare for all would cover these medicines and it would reduce any out-of-pocket cost. the reason it would be able to do this and save money is because we're going to get rid of the excessive insurance profits, the excessive pharmaceutical profits and give people basic health care. this is not a very novel idea

bernie sanders beat hillary clinton in 2016. johnrry from massachusetts won here in 2004, and so we see in those polls, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders doing well. how do they counter act that? it starts with resources. it deals with relationships, they have deep relationships, especially with unions here. the firefighters union putting their first paid advertising for biden here in a newspaper ad. >> vaughn, let's talk kamala harris. in the state of new hampshire, she doesn't have a very big team on the ground. what's the game plan? >> reporter: she's only got about half the staff of that of elizabeth warren and pete buttigieg's campaign. right now as it stands, five months out from the new hampshire primary. she has 20 staffers on the ground, compare that to buttigieg and warren which have 55. but you look at the time spent. you can see where a lot of a candidate's focus is on the time they spend in places. she's been here four times since launching her campaign bid last winter. she is here, thooes going to be at this apple orchar

from presidential candidates including michael bennett, cory booker, pete buttigieg, john delaney, tim ryan, bernie sandersyer, bill weld, marian williamson, and andrew yang. >> as hurricane dorian heads toward the united states mainland fema of course is gearing up to respond. joining us now is the agency's deputy associate administrator for response and recovery. david, how is fema preparing for a storm that isn't going away and is creeping up toward us slowly but closer and closer? >> that's right. dorian remains a dangerous storm that is perilously close to the southeastern coast of the united states. some very heavily populated areas. that's why in support of our state and local counterparts fema has taken aggressive action to preposition teams and resources like ambulances and food, water, communications equipment, so that we can be sure to help the state and local officials meet the needs that may emerge after dorian passes. >> can you talk to me about this money we talked about just last week before the storm that the administration had redirected from fema, $155 million, that has been sent to the

this is bull's embarrassed, i'm christina joining us on the panel john, trish mary and more. bernie sanders, new plan calling calls for increasing the corporate tax rate by half of chief executives to 50 times more than the median employees. it hikes up corporate tax rate, the bigger the wage gap. he is coming on the tax on extreme wealth, he just unveiled last week. all of this is happening as marco rubio pending new foxbusiness.com office saying socialism is entirely incompatible and america and the unique entrepreneurial spirit. is rubio right with his offside and is sanders new plan taken away from america's new entrepreneurial spirit and the freedom to pay employees and executives what they want. >> it seems every week there's a new wealth tax by one of the candidates. this is about the third or fourth that bernie sanders has proposed. this is contrary to the whole idea of the american dream if you succeed, you pay your taxes. why should you have to pay a second, third, fourth tax. my feeling is, there are a lot of ceos that are way overpaid especially when the stock does not perform i

john? >> well, various democrats have been debating over the last couple of years, including bernie sanders and hillary clinton in the last campaign. some increasess in benefor the lowest income beneficiaries trying to take care of peoe who a really struggling to get y on small social security checks. what's notable about this is how corehensive it is. she bets that's going to be popular at a time when income inequality has increasiny enteredhe nation's consciousness. she is trying to compete with joe biden whose constituents tends to be older blue collar and those are the kinds of voters ho might find in an appealing proposal.joe biden hasn't gone that far yet. neither has bernie sanders for that matter. we'll see if they change their tune on this when they get on the debate stage tonight and beyond. >> tom harwood, thanks, john. >> you bet. >>> mnwhile in washington senator ron wyden of oregon announced a plan to fund social security. his proposal focuses on the capital gains tas elon mui has details. >> democrats say there is a two tierax code in america. one for people earning money thr

this is bull's embarrassed, i'm christina joining us on the panel john, trish mary and more. bernie sandersalls for increasing the corporate tax rate by half of chief executives to 50 times more than the median employees. it hikes up corporate tax rate, the bigger the wage gap.

sanders down at 14%. and then all the others below that. >>> joining us now, chris cillizza. what do you see in this poll, sir? >> yeah, look, john. ght. bernie sanders is closer in terms of overall vote to kamala harris and pete buttigieg than to elizabeth warren and joe biden. 11 behind elizabeth warren in that poll and only 7 in front of pete buttigieg. so i think what you are seeing now is a two-person race, which honestly we've seen a fair amount of data that suggests it's moving in that direction. we've not necessarily seen it be as clear as this. but i think one important thing to note, joe biden moved up five points from this last nbc poll. elizabeth warren moved up six. so don't sell biden short. biden's performances in the debates have been very up and down, but he continues to maintain or even slightly build on his support, which is notable. >> chris, let's do a lightning round. >> i'm ready. >> who gets an "a"? >> elizabeth warren. huge crowd in washington square park. 20,000 people. whatever donald trump says, it's still hard to get 20,000 people anywhere, including in new york city. n this polling, she is now, you kno

sanders and warren especially, if one of them, especially warren, were able to knock off biden in iowa, think how dramatically the races change based on the iowa result. barack obama in 2018, john kerry in 2004. if warren or sanders were to knock off biden in iowa, here is where you are. this is the poll from new hampshire. they have warren, biden, sanders within a point of each other right here. again, you think of it. if a warren or a sanders wins iowa, eight days later they're in a next-door neighbor state. elizabeth warren, boston media market right there. southern new hampshire. sanders won new hampshire against hillary clinton with 61%. the possibility exists if one of them knocks off biden in iowa, they roll it right into new hampshire eight days later, then one of them could be 2-0. biden could be 0-2. you have seen in the past how dramatically it changes polling everywhere. right after this, this was the cbs ugov poll in nevada. what if he couldn't win the first three. you have to get to south carolina where you see the really strong, overwhelming biden lead, owed of course to the strong support he has right now from african-american voters. the question is when you ge

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when you read my book you will read the e-mails going back and forth with john podesta and the hillary clinton campaign and sanderswere not consolidated in trying to get them to pay attention to them. 45% of democrats voted for sanders coming into that and i recall they voted that and we were losing 17%. they were very liberal voters and we were losing 17% and they did try to consolidate the vote. i believe what has happened with the salvation of democrats and high turnout, the democratic race including independents is 40%. right now in her pulse we are winning over 90% of those who voted. those voters if you ask whether they disapprove of trump 87% of democrats disapprove of trump and 67% of republicans strongly approve. our voters are much more engaged and much more anti-trump. i think it's the reason why most every democrat is doing well. you do have 10% but i think the starting point is a base that believes the changes coming and i think our candidates are getting that now frequently. when you look at independents the margins for trump on his approval is minus 15. biden was winning by 10. warren was winning i-

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sanders. caroline: i would say kamala harris. joe: who is it? >> john delaney.he is still in the race? .oe: one more question who is the candidate that wants to boost national service programs and create new programs? i feel like it is someone who served in the past. romaine: exactly. there you go. >> this ties into pete buttigieg's themes of service. it is harder to tell the moderates apart. there policies are more mainstream and could fit any of them, but easier to tell what elizabeth warren supports in someone else. caroline: what are you expecting tonight, more nuance in differentiating? >> if they don't differentiate soon, they will run out of time. i think we will see more scrapping, and policy is one way democrats like to fight because it allows them to be nice to each other. ryan, thank you. a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. edge,t trying to get an it is rolling out an unlimited grocery subscription service in the u.s. for $98 a year, unlimited same-day delivery. it is battling amazon and other fresh food delivery. on onofounder of pe

sanders. later on we'll hear more from john delaney, tim ryan, julian castro. tomorrow we'll hear from cory booker, governor bullock, mepet buttigieg and tom steyer and bill weld. >> good to hear. no need to scream. we got it streaming. and also chris hayes sat down with former vice president al gore and asked him what he thought about climate taking a front seat in the 2k78 idemocra party. here's what he said. >> i'm really impressed that virtually all of the candidates in this field have made the climate crisis a top priority. some of them the top priority. so many of them have presented elaborate plans insufficient detail that it would have been unthinkable just a few years ago.would have been unthinkable just a few years ago. i think it is reshaping the political dialogue between the two parties. >> tonight watch more of chris' interview with al gore on a al y special "all in" with chris hayes, climate in crisis. you know where, right here on msnpc. we want to hear from you directly on climate change. how do you feel about this climate crisis? and are you d

sanders. he has been an underdog before. i still remember the days i was for howard dean, but john kerry was 2% or 3% in the polls at this time and he won. a is very early and he is in good position. it is going to be a tough, hard-fought race between him, senator warren, and biden. his focus of economic issues and working americans for people trump betrayed, that is what is going to win it for him. in pawtucket, rhode island. republican. caller: how are you doing? i am not really a republican, i do not like either party, but i want to make a couple of points and i would like to hear your comments. biden was on national tv bragging about how he pressured the ukrainian president then, not giving him a billion dollars and less he fired the prosecutor. the second thing i would like to hear is -- you cannot have trump give out the transcript of the phone call because all the heads --state will trump trust trump about this call which the whistleblower did not even hear the call. it was secondhand. in a report.med yes, he said it was urgent that congress sees it, but he also says it was not from the original person. host: you broug

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get online to get a lucrative federal contract on the bernie sanders, they've got another guess coming >> joining us for more, kayla and john. nice to see you both today how difficult is this tap dance for democrats who take, for instance, bernie sanders for many years railed against the dangers of free trade agreements when it came to protecting american jobs. john >> i think it's a very difficult tap dance in particular because of the way the democratic party has changed. in reality the democratic party at its roots has become more of a pro free trade policy than republicans. however, these candidates are sort of scared to come out and say it democrats represent the more upscale metropolitan trade dependent parts of the economy in congress and in the united states senate, but they're continuing to defer to sort of a yesterday's vision of what labor union opposition and environmental opposition to trade policy they criticize president trump for the way he has gone after china, but because they're concerned about their political -- elements of their political base, they won't embrace things like the transpacific partnership

cheers and applause >> seth: seems very stressed out about that senator sanders, if we were role playing as celebrity couple johnki and emily blunt, who would you want to be >> let me be blunt >> seth: okay, great [ laughter ] i will be john krasinski okay, so let's go celebrity role play, here we go hi, emily, i'm home. >> you got three people in america earning more wealth than the bottom half of this country. [ light laughter ] >> seth: that doesn't sound like something emily blunt would say. [ laughter ] i don't want to do this any more secretary castro, where -- sorry. secretary castro, what is air force one doing when it takes off? >> elevating a dictator. [ light laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> seth: congressman o'rourke, i've been married for five years now, do you have any suggestions on how to keep things fresh in the bedroom? >> bondage [ light laughter ] >> seth: you should be ashamed of yourself. [ laughter ] kamala, how about you? any tips for me and my wife in the bedroom? >> wear cameras and keep them on full time. [ light laughter ] >> seth: oh god, you guys are full on freaks [ light laught

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sanders and everybody else. this character of taliban trump this week, john bolton was fired for being insufficiently favorable to the taliban and insufficiently favorable to the iranian mullahs. that's a bizarre world. people inside have a responsibility to say the truth and speak out whether their timing is settlement or now, they have a responsibility so stand up and say this guy is crazier than you can imagine. his judgment is more dangerous than you can imagine. he's an existential threat to this country. >> i got to say that inviting the taliban to camp david is not a left or extreme left idea. you don't get to the left of bernie sanders with that idea. i mean, it might be a rand paul idea. i don't know, but it doesn't live on the left side of our politics. i want to go to something that's interesting about what donald trump is fixated on. it's when john bolton actually defined what he thought denuclearization meant in terms of north korea, and he used a definition that was what most people were using at the time. and that is what donald trump was finding fault with today when he was talking about the so-ca

john kerry in 2004 and mitt romney in 2012 and of course bernie sanders drew huge crowds in 2016.he democratic nomination. if i were running a campaign i would have rather 15,000-crowd size. or 1500 or 15. they provide a lot of data. why is that? the polls attempt to reach the entire voting population. people who show up at rallies are a self-selected group. usually it's easier to draw big crowds if they're younger, concentrated in urban areas or on college campus or can take more time out of their day. the biggest crowds are relative small to the number of people who actually turn out to vote. >> hello, seattle! >> the 15,000 people that warren drew in seattle for example is a small fraction of the roughly 800 voted in the washington democratic primary in 2016. lot more people out there who vote than turn up to rallies. one more thing, you can find signs of voter enthusiasm in the polls, people of likely voters or pollsters ask people how much attention are you paying to the campaign. elizabeth warren tends to do better in those kind of polls. that's a good sign for her. warren's

john delaney, absolutely. >> stephen: he did great tonight. let's talk about people lump warren and sanderse same policy views when it comes to medicare for all and the green new deal. >> stephen: he's a democratic socialist. >> yeah. >> stephen: biden even went like, "well, i'm not a socialist over here" to bernie tonight. she calls herself-- i think she calls it "a managed capitalist," or "a regulated capitalist." rn she has a different term for it. >> stephen: do you think they differ about it? >> i think they're different in how they are as politicians. i don't think they're different in who they believe in. >> stephen: is it like "the highlander." is one going to drop out and it will be one person against biden? >> i have a hard time imagining any of those three dropping out. i think they'll go all the way to the end. i'm not very good at predictions so don't believe anything i say. ag the same way hillary clinton stayed in the race until the very end, even though obama was going to be the nominee, and bernie sanders did the same thing to her. i think all three of them have a really st

of a lot of democrat political leaders who are calling, we mentioned john lewis, there are others who are now chiming in, bernie sanderswho are kind of giving him cover. some of these people are competitors of his for the nomination, so they were kind of settling back and not chiming in because they like to see him twisting in the wind a little. now they are beginning to give him cover. >> they may be giving him cover but i think his political advisers would rather he not talk about this at all because he does have so many vulnerabilities on it. depending on what he's going to do, maybe he will play a record on his phonograph. david: oh, wow! >> but i have no idea what he's going to go out and do. he has so much to lose if this goes further. if they start looking into ukraine like i said, the next leads to china, from that standpoint he puts himself in a really -- david: just to remind folks, the ukrainian thing most people are familiar with, his son was on the board of a company that had dealings with ukraine, even though he had no business experience, getting $50,000 a month from ukraine, but he also kind of tagged a

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colonel sanders family came out and said he's a liar, colonel sanders would never speak like that, he never said that, i don't know what johnid it's not true. >> that colonel sanders did not use that language? >> colonel sanders -- [laughter] maria: i'm just saying but you repeated something that you say colonel sanders said? >> it was common knowledge that colonel sanders talked about but let's not talk about the colonel. maria: okay, let me ask you this, can you give us the sense of the culture as you know it at papa johns at that time, was it common place for people to throw around words like that, did you feel that it was no big deal that you were repeating something that somebody else said, tell me about the culture and whether or not these kinds -- this kind of language was acceptable at the time? >> oh, papa johns was voted the best place to work 5 years in a row, i would not tolerate that for one second. the board members that had been on the board for average of 10 years, 20, 25 years, no way that conduct would have been permissible, no way. whatmaria: what happened after e call after you repeated something you kne

sanders. he has been an underdog before. you're always an underdog when you take on special interests. i still remember the days i was for howard dean. but john kerry was about at 2 or 3% at the time and he won. process it's very early. . necessary a good position. it's going to be a tough hard fought race between vice president biden and senator warren. but at the end of the day his focus on economic issues and working americans, people who trump betrayed, that's what's going to win it for him. >> a few minutes left with you let you chat with callers before you get to work on capitol hill. james in pawtucket, rhode island, republican, good morning. >> how are you doing today. >> i'm not really a republican. i don't really like either party. i'm making a couple much points i'd like to hear your comments first of all biden was on national tv bragging about how he pressure the the ukrainian president then not gifting him a billion dollars unless he fired the prosecutor. second thing i'd like to hear is you can't have trump give all in transcript about the phone call because what other heads of state will trust trump backup keeping their calls p

sanders event. take a listen and watch. >> how are you going to pay off? >> i can't. i'm going to kill myself. >> john, stop it.going to kill yourself. >> i can't deal with this. i have huntington's disease. do you know how hard that is? you probably don't, do you? i can't drive. i can barely take care of myself. >> let's chat at the end of the meeting. >> this is touching. this is real. i mean, david and patrick, these candidates cannot overlook or really even say enough about the importance of health care and people's struggles. this as so many more americans -- we saw in a report so many more americans are going uninsured. how vital is it that candidates crystallize their plans on health care? >> it's important. good on senator sanders. there was that footage of him talking to that man. it brings into relief these debates aren't just about hypothetical issues. they affect individual people's lives. it's important candidates are specific about their health care plans. it's something we've been debating for more than a did he indicate, since the obamacare fight. in the case of senator warren and some of the qu

john kerry had it in 2004. i'm wondering whether that might have played elizabeth warren now it's possible, definitely but i think bernie sanders looms larn over the new hampshire primary but what's really interesting about this particular moment there are kind of three thins that stick out to me the most. we're starting to see the democratic field really wind el down to 10 candidates on one debate stage, and of those 10, there are three to five that continually draw big crowds, that is continued support, and what's interesting is in the head-to-head matchup between those top five and donald trump, they're all beating him in those national polls. there was a poll last week that came out that showed biden plus 16, sanders plus 14, warren plus 12, harris plus 11, mayor pete plus nine, so when we talk about which message is resonating with the broader electorate it's pretty clear. neil: but in the battleground states that you indicated it's not a national election well joe biden still enjoys a comfortable lead and with the others it's a little closer. joe i'm wondering in a race by race primary by primary, the president has a stro

sanders had won in 2016, he would have been olest. mitt romney would have qualified for the top five. johnhe oldest and president obama won in '08 and 2012, fifth youngest. why are we choosing older leaders and older nominees considering older candidates for presidents. it's not like the life expectancy has jumped so much in the last decade. >> no. part of it is fitness that older people are in better shape in this day and age and so they're able to perform a lot of the campaign tasks. part of it is familiarity and a lot of them have recognition and in this day and age this matters for fund-raising and media attention and it plays into the cycle and it's not necessarily the best way to pick a leader and maybe we should think about what generation we want in the oval office as much as we do about some of these other aspects of the presidency. >> yeah. as we point out the commonality between biden, sanders and warren that not only the three candidates in their 70s on the democratic side, they're also at the top three on the top of most polls. thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> it's fall

during the last debate warren and sanders occupied center stage with each other but spent that time taking tire interest candidates like john delaney and others who wanted to poke holes in their policy points. this will be the first time where they get to go head to head with the vice president on stage. >> having everyone on one stage will certainly make a difference on that front. michael bennett who is not on the next debate stage he blasted dnc rules yesterday. listen to what he had to say. >> i think the dnc rules are ridiculous. the last national poll that we had i was tied with at least three people that are going to be on the debate stage and there was one person who is on the debate stage who was behind me. >> so is he raising a legitimate concern about dnc rules here, scott? >> well, i think anyone who doesn't qualify for the debate is certainly going to have some gripes and is going to be complaining about it. you know, whether he has legitimate concerns, you know, that's probably not for me to say, but i do think that, you know, looking at biden consistently on top in these polls, you know, talking to democrats

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sanders. has it become a three-person race? johne are the top three. >> probably, let me say this about this strategy of going to iowa and new hampshire and south carolina. joe biden has to win place or show in iowa and new hampshire. then he has to control expectations. remember bill clinton lost badly in iowa and came back to not win new hampshire but place second and he was the comeback kid which was the remarkable management of expectations. but if his strategy is to lose -- i don't expect their strategy is to lose but setting expectations they will lose the two states, the dynamic will change after iowa dmend depending who wins it because suddenly the national media focus goes to the winner of that state. and the same happens with new hampshire. now if he can maintain front runner status through all that and get the south carolina and win south carolina then get threw supertuesday, maybe that's right. but it sounds like a last ditch hope to me. >> but rick you said win place or show. if he comes in top three in those states and

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sanders new hampshire campaign. he won new hampshire in 2016 and he's replacing his director in the state. john hickenlooper quit the 2020 race last month to run for senate and everyone was worried because it was such a crowded senate field he was getting into. well, since then the top three major democrats in the race other than hickenlooper have all dropped out to clear the field for him. we learned about the third one just this weekend. and as i mentioned to senator harris tonight, elizabeth warren's campaign is claiming the largest crowd yet for any event in the campaign for any candidate. campaign saying that over 20,000 people were in washington square park for elizabeth warren in downtown new york city tonight. i should tell you that tomorrow night senator warren will be by exclusive guest right here on set in new york city. but that does it for us tonight. it's time for the last word with lawrence. >> we are starting with the authorize of the new book about the investigation of brett kavanaugh. >> very good. >> we heard what senator harris had to say about it in your hour and we're basi

sanders new hampshire campaign. he won new hampshire in 2016 and he's replacing his director in the state. johnnlooper quit the 2020 race last month to run for senate and everyone was worried because it was such a crowded senate field he was getting into. well, since then the top three major democrats in the race other than hickenlooper have all dropped out to clear the field for him. we learned about the third one just this weekend. and as i mentioned to senator harris tonight, elizabeth warren's campaign is claiming the largest crowd yet for any event in the campaign for any candidate. campaign saying that over 20,000 people were in washington square park for