>> kids vo: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ >>> we're back with julian castro, who is a former al under president obama, is now a 2020 presidential candidate. secretary castro, thank you again. have you spoken with your former boss, have you spoken with president clinton about your intentions here? >> do you mean president obama? >> yeah, who did i say? >> clinton. >> i was in a parallel universe there. excuse me. >> i had a chance to speak with president obama and secretary clinton right before i announced and let him know i was going to run and got some good advice. >> mm-hmm. you were almost hillary clinton's vice presidential running mate in 2016. what did that process teach you or what were your reflections from that? >> it's crazy. it's the craziest process in politics, because there's this dance that you're supposed to do of dance you're supposed to do of not really being interested, and you're not even under consideration. and also what i've enjoyed about being in politics is going out to the people, you know? and that process is so much about sort of the decision of the

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the question is did julian castro do it tonight? likely iowa caucus goers. i know that's limited. we're 572 days out. but you need to break out at some point. better to do it sooner, right? someone definitely on the rise in this new number is pete buttigieg, now in third place in iowa behind only biden and sanders. look, he's had a lot of shine from the media lately. people will tell you that it's earned. he is appealing to people all across the scope of his party, and now he's separated himself. he is in the conversation. what does he do with it? how does he sustain? let's talk about it. former 2016 gop candidate governor john kasich. governor, thank you for joining. >> as always. >> thank you. >> all right. so let's put up these poll numbers again that i was just talking about and show people the current standings. the big surprise in this poll has to be mayor pete. he is now really entered the main fray. i know you can look at the numbers and say well 9% so, what? but he has separated himself from a huge bunch of people that we n

what julian castro was saying in large doses tonight in the town hall. velop a following? >> i think there is. i mean, we're hearing that from more candidates than just julian. but it's something that he is definitely trying to play up in his response to the president's immigration playbook and response to the president trying to stoke fear among his base. so i think we're going see more of that. he was talking a lot about the cruelty. that was kind of the buzzword he was using, as well as talking about the passion that he wants to have in dealing with the situation at the border. he also brought up his background. he is of mexican -- he is mexican-american, of mexican descent. so he talked about his grandmother, which could really help him connect with voters, specifically latinos who were seen are on track to become the biggest nonwhite ethnic group heading into the 2020 election. >> errol, i think the president said his father is from mexico, didn't he? let me ask you something. there is no opposite word that we use from demagogue, right? and part that

the question is dis-julian castro do it tonight? ninth out in a just out monmouth poll of likely iowa caucusgoers. i know that's limited. we're 572 out. someone definitely on the rise in this new number is pete buttigieg. and now he's separated himself. he's now in the conversation. what does he do with it? how does he sustain? let's talk about it. former 2016 gop candidate, governor john kasich. governor, thank you for joining us, as always. >> thank you. >> all right. so let's put up these poll numbers again that i was just talking about and show people the current standings. the big surprise in this poll has to be mayor pete. he is now -- >> mmm-hmm. >> really entered the main fray. you can look at the numbers and say 9%, so what? he has separated himself from a huge bunch of people we need to learn about to be relevant. what's your take? >> well, chris, i've been hearing this for weeks and i hear it from democrats and i hear it from republicans, and they seem to really like him. that the way he comes across, he comes across as a

that was unveiled by julian castro. on an online post unveiling this policy post today, castro in his trademark mix of extremely eloquent and resolutely practical, he explains part of it this way. "last year the trump administration told americans if he would just be cruel enough to separate little children from their parents, that cruelty would deter for family havies f seeking asylum from our border." it turns out this is wrong. more families are coming. their policy of cruelty is a failu failure. we should choose compassion instead. julio castro, former development under president obama. he as a remarkable family story to tell to backup this policy roll-out today. his grandmother was an orphan. she made it through the third grade and she ended up working her whole life as a cook and a babysitter. when that daughter was ready to give birth to twins, grandmother paid delivery bills was winning a contest. those twin boys grew up in san antonio, texas, they went to law school. joaquin still serves in the u.s. congress to

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among the 2020 candidates, elizabeth warren and julian castro are the only ones right now calling forent. others like congressman tim ryan are taking a more cautious approach. so you do not support impeachment as of right now, but you want the process to begin? is that -- the investigation process? >> that's correct. yeah. let the process play itself out. and let's educate the american people too, jake. this is a very nuanced document. let the american people really see what's going on here. it paints a terrible picture of the president's interactions, the blatant lying that happens in directing people to lie to the public, to lie to lawyers, to lie to the congress. i mean, it's very detailed. the american people through this process will get up to speed with how this administration has been behaving. >> so far the only democratic candidate who has completely ruled out impeachment proceedings is cory booker of new jersey. now here to break this down is harry henson. harry, the candidates as we've been saying are split or on this question of impeachment. it a winning strategy? >> i don

julian castro joins me now from san antonio. mr. castro, good to see you, sir. thanks for coming on. >> great to be with you, chuck. >> i know -- i have a feeling i know what you would think of the president's various proposals over the last few days about dealing with this current problem at the border. but let me -- before you get into the rhetoric against trump, your president right now, you've got to triage this situation right now, what do you do temporarily? we know that there's got to be a legislative fix. i'll well aware of your plan. but what do you do right now? >> what i would do right now is reverse course on what this administration has done. you all were just having a conversation about how a lot of this rhetoric that he's put out there in addition to his cruel policies have actually made the situation worse, not better. so what i would do is, number one, as i say in my plan, i would go back to treating these violations, somebody that's coming across the border, as a civil penalty, not a criminal one. i would not treat people who are seeking asylum

democrat julian castro. joe biden in public for the first time since those accusations against him emerged. he will be speaking in an hour from now. the new clues he is readying his campaign as we get a preview of a potential election showdown. the president just in the last five minutes weighing in on this would-be opponent. we have our team here covering all of it in what is turning into a very busy friday morning. the president is headed to the southern border after backing down on closing that border altogether and as the white house, we learned, has yanked his nominee to lead i.c.e. the fight over his tax returns. the president saying the justice department could become involved and speaking of the justice department, that brewing fight over the mueller report. democrats now going a step forth asking for more than just the special counsel's findings. i want to start with kelly o'donnell live inside the briefing room. the president spoke to reporters for seven or eight minutes and to give our viewers a s

you know what julian castro said is very important.ion now, not just the president, but administration that cannot be trusted. we have seen that with attorney general barr and with the spokes people from the white house. we have seen it from numerous other cabinet officials when they come to congress or stonewalled congress. this is a crisis in government when you cannot trust virtually anyone in the administration. >> the poll from last weekend, this was before the redacted mueller report was released. it found 54% wanted to move on. what are you hearing from your constituents? what do they want to focus on? other issues? we heard castro saying education, health care, jobs. what are they telling you? >> i think my constituents wants a government that functions and congress that seems to be able to govern. i would say they want us to not just specifically move on, but to make sure we don't ignore our responsibilities to govern. i sit around every week. a meeting of kmit committee cha. three committees are doing investigations. the over

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. >> the other texan in the 2020 fray, julian castro spoke about education, healthcare and emigration need universal pre k for 3 and 4-year-olds in our country so everybody gets a strong start in our life. we need to improve our public schools, k through 12 education. there are too many forgotten right now. i grew up in one of the poorest school systems in texas. i know we can do a lot better. i know we need to invest in our public schools. >> jeff zeleny is live up in new york. it's a big voting block also a test run if you will as these candidates get ready for the spring and summer debates. >> reporter: john, there is no question about it. it was head-to-head texas candidates, the former san antonio mayor julian castro acknowledged he's not the front runner in this race. he says he was not a front runner either though, that inspired some people in the crowd here, they rose to their feet at the end of his remarks. there is no question over the next three days more than a dozen democratic candidates will be here before article sharpton's network talking to african-american leaders in

presidential candidate julian castro is joining us tonight. what the president said about the president's family separation policy. today julian castro is running on, among other things, his own immigration reform proposal. we'll get julian castro's reaction to the latest developments of the mueller

julian castro was in las vegas for an seiu union event. it attracted a whole bunch of candidates. while julian castro was there, look at this, he toured the storm drain tunnels under the las vegas strip. this is what he posted online, quote, beneath the massive casinos las vegas is known for, hundreds of homeless residents find shelter in a network of storm drain tunnels. people live in the storm drain tunnels underneath the casinos. he says yesterday i toured these tunnels with local organizations working to find them permanent housing and support. we must do more to end homelessness in this country. on my campaign, housing will not be a back-burner issue. he was secretary of housing and urban development in the obama administration, so he knows what he speaks. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren by all accounts was well received at that seiu event in nevada this weekend. we saw a lot of early kind of beltway punditry about elizabeth warren's campaign, saying that voters weren't going to like her focus on policy and having concrete die diagnosis and proposals and so many diffe

with democratic presidential candidates new jersey secretary cory beerk and former hud secretary julian castro. they spoke at the we the people summit. >> hey! whoo! welcome, welcome. how we doing this morning? oh, come on, now. that's some noise like we're ready to fight for justice today, is that

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senator elizabeth warren and julian castro say they should uphold the constitutional authority.o go that far. >> you do not support impeachment as of now, but you want the process to begin, is that -- the investigation process to begin. >> i do not think -- >> what do you see? >> the process i'm going to go through. i want to see it on a redacted report, i want to have robert mueller testify to the judiciary committee. >> cnn senior political analyst joins me live from manchester, new hampshire, the site of tomorrow's town hall. what do you make of some 2020 candidates willing to go there and many not. >> there's certainly hunger, right fred? for impeachment. a really powerful vocal voice, certainly in the democratic primary as we stand right now. so when we see elizabeth warren go out, we saw julian castro go out and make a similar statement, what that does is attract attention from that liberal base, those that are hungering, you look long term, democrats are looking long term, they don't see impeachment as a politically smart thing to do right now. democrats can go and harm d

>> reporter: obviously they're here at a julian castro rally.den is a very potential strong contender, and women say both the allegations and the joke were not a disqualifier, as far as they were concerned. they were glad that he's actually talking about it. several of them say they thought the joke yesterday was in poor taste, but they pointed out the point of the me too movement was to get men talking about the behaviors and a lot of them saw a distinction between joe biden's invasion of personal spa spaces versus assault and other -- just saying that maybe jokes are not a good idea, because it shows some insensitivity to that. >> we see julian castro speaking behind you. you've reported on the growing influence of hispanic voters in 2020, and the pugh research sflr predicting that hispanicsless the strongest minority groups edging on the african-americans for the first time. how are candidates trying to distinguish themselves from others on immigration issues? >> reporter: castro is here in east l.a., the heart of the latino community in los

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julian castro gets tonight's "last word." "the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now.. >>> tonight, the question remains what will congress and the people not allowed to be seen. how much will be covered by the black linings of redaction? democrats in congress are on guard because the top lawyer in our land sounded like he was protecting the boss. among the questions he would not answer, has the white house seen the mueller report? it's likely to come up again when he next appears hours from now. plus, the first reaction from putin since the mueller investigation wrapped up. it involves a mountain and a mouse. all of it as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a tuesday night. good evening from new york. day 810 of the trump administration. we heard from attorney general william barr for the first time since the mueller investigation wrapped up. as expected he took a pass on some questions entirely and hijd on others. but he talked about the process of removing sensitive information from the report during releasing it to the

voto >> uno popular según la encuesta revela este miércoles >>> cuando el presidente, seguido por julián castro nos indica es que tienen mucho trabajo, y pueden educar a la comunidad, >> los candidatos no pierden de vista la importancia del voto latino, uno que todos quieren en las elecciones >> vamos a trabajar, escuchar, y luchar con todos >> aunque es alto el interés por la elección, muchos aún dudan >> hay más de 15 demócratas detrás de la nominación del partido y por el lado republicano está el presidente y el ex gobernador de massachusetts su primer debate entre candidatos se llevará a cabo en junio en miami pero quieren escuchar el sobre la economía, costos de cobertura médica y protección de los derechos >> la gran mayoría de latinos se opone a la decisión del presidente de declarar emergencia en la frontera y a la construcción del muro fronterizo >> en washington, telemundo >> en telemundo48 somos primeras con la noticia, tenemos información de un accidente mortal >> aquí vemos en las imágenes, un motociclista habría chocado contra un camión de carga en la interestatal dos 80 en direcc

but again, earlier today, senator or secretary julian castro said he would like to see medicare for allng medicaid to expand for all americans. listen. >> i believe that we need new leadership with a new vision for the future of this country, one that understands that we need to move forward as one nation with one destiny. reporter: senator cory booker also saying that we all need universal health care but he stopped short of saying it should be medicare for all. he has an unusual penalty for prescription drug companies that raise prices. listen. >> raises their prices in our country higher than that in other countries, then we not only don't allow it but if they do it, we take away their patent. reporter: you heard him there, take away their patents. he says that would allow other companies to come in and undercut the prices. big threat to corporations here. onstage again, they are waiting on elizabeth warren to come here this afternoon. you will also hear from other candidates here. eight in total, eight candidates from the democratic side are here. union members trying to figure out

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announcer: democratic presidential candidate julian castro will meet with members of the latino coalition in des moines, iowa, live on monday at 8:00 p.m. and

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julian castro, really quickly, on msnbc on friday. >> i think it would be perfectly reasonable for congress to open up impeachment proceedings. we can walk and chew gum at the same time. >> so it's just at this point in terms of the presidential contenders, it's just julian castro and elizabeth warren, however, republicans should not be exempted from this conversation. no? there are about 14 -- there are exactly 14 of them who are currently in the senate who voted to convict bill clinton on obstruction of justice and witness tampering. >> are you telling me republicans are being hit poe critical here? get out of here. i think the conversation has to start with democrats right now. i want the democratic leaders to watch "game of thrones" tonight and channel your inner sirc sirci lanas. robert mueller has laid it out very, very clearly. i think there are three distinct reasons why democrats have an obligation at impeachment hearings. article one mandates them as a check on the executive branch. number two, in 2018 the democrats -- the american people gave the democrats a check to be a checkli

eight presidential candidates took to the stage, cory booker, julian castro.ulsi gabbard, kamala harris, amy klobuchar, beto o'rourke, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. tonight exclusively on all in, we are bringing you the best moments. starting with senator kamala harris's response to an 18-year-old activist named lucy. >> i have family mob members who are undocumented and live in danger every day. as president who will you do to stop deportation agents from tearing more families apart? >> so first of all, we need a president of these united states who understands that we are a nation of immigrants and instead of vilifying folks because he's trying to scapegoat folks to distract from the fact that he ain't done nothing, we need to have a president of the united states who understands that if we are going to be true to the values of who we say we are, if we are going to be true to the actual history of what created us and what we are. we will have a commitment from the president of the united states and the president of the united states that i will be. th

what's the problem, why are democrats objecting to the policy, why is it cruel to quote julian castro? >> i thought in general, i don't think that that would be cruel. if it were posed by president trump as the spokesperson for the white house said that, it was concession, i think they could reach some agreement. what i saw of the report was that donald trump was wanting to take the most violent or those who were in detention and try to release those in nancy pelosi's district which would be both illegal and highly questionable. >> hold, on austin, i didn't see that report. just, if you allow me for a second, we were told that people crossing the border is not safety issue, we shouldn't to have worry about that, correct? >> overwhelmingly it isn't. if you purposely try to find one person that committed some criminal act and release them into the driveway of your political opponent, to me that feels a little disingenuous. >> but we were told it's not a safety issue, congressman gates, don't worry, open borders is not a safety problem. you have heard it multiple times, not only not a sa

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former hud secretary julian castro scheduled to speak any moment now in new york city. moments ago, another texan, former congressman beto o'rourke speaking. this is what he said when asked about a bill in congress that would create a commission to study reparations. >> if that passes and you are president of the united states, would you sign that bill? >> yes. civil rights are not just those victories thatty began with at the outset of my comments, but the injustices that have been visited and continue to be visited on people we will never get the change that we need to live up to the promise of this country. so absolutely, i would sign that into law. >> nbc news road warrior, allie vitali is at that event, also with me, jonathan capehart. msnbc contributor, adrian elrod, director of strategic communications for the 2016 clinton campaign, also an msnbc contributor. and amy parn, senior white house correspondent for "the hill." a big thanks to all of you for joining me. allie, i'll start with you there with beto o'rourke. he made a little news with his comments about re

please give us a warm welcome for julian castro! ♪ [applause] mr. castro: buenos dias! como estan!ant to thank everybody who was they would up together this forum -- who put together this forum. this is the first presidential candidate forums we have had. so thank you for that. i want to start off by telling you a bit about myself and my vision. tagel like i need a name because i have a team brothe tw, joaquin. he likes to tell people that their way to tell us apart is that i am a minute uglier that he is. but i am actually a minute older. we grow up in san antonio with my grandmother who had come over from mexico when she was seven years old after her parents died . she never finished elementary school, she worked as a maid, a cook, and a babysitter. she raised my mom as a single parent. my mom raised my brother and me as a single parent. we are proud products of public schools in san antonio texas. [applause] go tothe chance to college, go to law school, came back home with my brother, i couldn't get rid of him. [laughter] in my family to be a professional lawyer and then eventua

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congressman julian castro, democrat from texas. i will just follow up from you the degree of satisfaction you have with this process now, the thursday release of the redacted version that barr has filtered of the mueller report. >> well, i'm glad that we finally have a date. we know when it's going to come out. look, we need to see all of it. i understand there are going to be redactions when the report is made available to the public, but congress needs to be able to see the full thing. remember, especially those of us on the intelligence committee, are routinely looking at classified information, and often times we'll have special sessions where all of congress is invited to come look at classified information. so there is no reason that the special counsel shouldn't make this available -- i'm sorry, the attorney general shouldn't make it available to all of congress to see. >> let's -- i want to talk about the first 1/3 of their report, or at least one part of its portfolio, which is just what the russian efforts were. you're on

campaign managers for julian castro, bernie sanders, cory booker and elizabeth warren are all peoplel senior advisors say she's going a step further, purposefully leaning in on women of color for key decision-making roles. >> one thing i noticed about nevada, the signs in spanish. translation in spanish. >> the collective experiences of all of our staff really ensures that everyone is fought for, everyone is represented, that we are doing everything we can to ensure that those voices are heard. >> what do you say to those voices who say if you have an intentional, diverse path, you're going to leave some people out? >> justice for all is not a zero sum game. that, you know, one person doesn't have to lose in order for whole communities to win. and i think that's the leadership in my opinion that america is demanding. >> reporter: earlier today in houston harris an seven other presidential candidates did speak at that women of color forum. tomorrow former vice president joe biden is expected to make it official jumping into the race, but two sources at the forum tell me that he actual

presidential candidate julian castro is serving me, served as hud secretary under president obama. for joining us. do you think this report as the public sees it now is making any 2016 trump voters change their minds? >> well, i wouldn't be surprised at all if it is. it will give anybody who follows these issues pause and one of the things that just as a regular person that somebody wants as a voter is when they put their trust in somebody as an elected official, they want to know whether that elected official is being straight with them. and this is the most compelling evidence we have so far that donald trump has not been straight with the american people, including with people who voted for him. so, yeah, it wouldn't surprise me at all if there are some folks who voted for him in 2016 that thought perhaps at the time that he was going to level with them and they see in this report very clearly how much he's gone out of his way to lie and to try and put his interests above their interests. >> although, voters have, if they are following events, that have seen that time and time a

and just let bygones be bygones and move on, unfortunately.on >> all right.te congressman julian castro on the house intelligence committee, he thank you so much for joining me. >> thank you., >>> it is, of course, tax day. you've got a few more hours ando donald trump's team is doing an everything they can to keep yous from seeing his returns. congresswoman katie porter joins me in just two minutes.n termites. we're on the move. hey rick, all good? oh yeah, we're good. we're good. terminix. defenders of home. a business owner always goes beyond what people expect. that's why we built the nation's largest gig-speed network along with complete reliability. then went beyond. beyond clumsy dials-in's and pins. to one-touch conference calls. beyond traditional tv. to tv on any device. beyond low-res surveillance video. to crystal clear hd video monitoring from anywhere. gig-fueled apps that exceed expectations. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> the president's lawyers are celebrating tax day today by sending a defiant letter to the irs. arguing why donald trump's tax returns should not be

julian castro was there yesterday answering tough questions including one on police reform. >> i wasocks away from the church and, of course, in 2015, dylann roof when into the church and murdered nine people and i've said, if dylann roof can do that and then a few hours later be apprehended without incident, as he should be, then what about eric garner and what about stefan clark and what about walter scott and what about michael brown and what about sandra bland. >> morgan ratford has more on how the breakfast club is becoming a must-do for anyone seeking the nomination. >> reporter: for democratic presidential hopefuls there's the iowa caucus, the new hampshire primary and now -- >> good morning, everybody. >> reporter: the charlamagne caucus. eight years ago the breakfast club radio show started here in new york with the focus on hip-hop and the black community. >> how we going to have free tuition? >> i'll tell you how. >> reporter: now deejay envy and angela gee have more than 3.5 youtube subscribers and syndication in 90 markets. they've already hosted almost a third of the de

julian castro joins us now. >> great to be here. >> you are the first of the 2020 candidates to present a comprehensive immigration plan so gets go through it. here is what you have said, we will put up the first graphic. end border wall construction, increase refugee quotas. let me stop you right there because, as you know, right now at the border the customs and border protection agents say they are overwhelmed by the number of people coming in and families seeking asylum. why would you increase those numbers? >> well, you know, about four decades ago the united states actually set a cap on the number of refugees at about 100,000, 110,000, i think right now we might be at 30,000. since that time we have basically been going downward. these are refugees as opposed to the folks that are seeking asylum that you're talking about, people presenting themselves at the border. as i'm sure you will get to i also believe we should handle the people presenting themselves at the border differently. >> tell me about that because, again, the feeling from this administration is that we are in a full

julian castro saying, there was a time in this country when the p marginal tax rate was over 90%. it was around 50%. what those candidates are not saying, is that the taxes actually paid by the wealthy were much lower, and they haven't changed much in over 50 years. and now, top onists, led by thomas pickety. look at the amount of federal, state and local taxes relative to their in 1960, when the top rate was 91%. the 1%ers paid 42% of their income in taxes. that rate fell during the 1970s and early '80s, and started rising again.to y the top 1% pay a rate of around. %. it's onl 5 or 6 percentage points less than the0s 1 why did the rich pay so much less than the official tax te. those t rates only apply to a small group, less than 10,000 households made enough to pay at 91% in the 1960s. much of the income also came from capital gains and investments, which were always taxed at lower rates. as they always do, thelt wea found ways to avoid those high rates. even though the top rates were more than twice as are today.y the taxes paid by the rich have actually been fairly consistent

you have julian castro trying on rhetoric and policies focusing on the humanitarian stuff. elizabeth warren and bernie sanders are saying trump's race war is a class war, that he wants to divide and conquer working people of all backgrounds by pointing the finger at immigrants and then you have people like alexandria ocasio-cortez saying if we're going to decarbonize the whole economy, we should welcome workers because there's so much work to do. i don't know which of those immigration messages will be part of the winning ticket for democrats. >> beth, we're going to draw on your recent trip to new hampshire but how are candidates talking about this? we heard from beto o'rourke and pete buttigieg as well at the top. do you see any coming together on this? >> certainly they're pushing back on what trump is doing and saying and certainly there's no wall.rt for building a border beyond that there's no really that i've identified a uni let's face it, in the past democrats have definitely voted for robust border security. there's hundreds of miles of fencing down on the border a

our first candidate is julian castro. i' i'm thrilled to welcome him to the stage. he served as secretary of the department of housing and urban development under president barack obama. he's here to tell us what he's here to advocate and fight for. we're so glad to have him. give us a warm welcome for julian castro. >> hi, y'all. ♪ go that have high high hopes for a living ♪ [ speaking spanish ] >> i want to thank all the organizations that helped put together this forum. thank you all very much. this is one of the first presidential candidate forums that we have had. and so i'm sure you're all going to have a very exciting day. i want to do two quick things. i want to start off today by telling you a little bit about myself and my vision. and then i want to tell you a quick story. i feel like i need a name tag these days. i have a twin brother, joaquin. some of y'all may have seen my twin brother. he tells people that i'm a minute uglier than he is. i'm a minute older. we grew up on the west side of san antonio with my mother and grandmother. my grandmother had co

. >> but that changed this week as julian castro and elizabeth warren upped the ante. >> we cannot beit is okay for a president of the united states to try to block investigations into a foreign attack on our country or investigations into that president's own misbehavior. so i have called on the house to initiate impeachment proceedings. >> laying down a marker there. susan page, what's your take on how this is going to play out in the 2020 field. she's clearly on the left side trying to stake out some ground with voters who really want this. i would say we're going to see biden get in the race this week, amy klobuchar others have tried to steer clear of this. >> elizabeth warren on the left side, also someone who has not gotten the traction she hoped to get. julian castro, also having trouble getting contention, so it's interesting that only two have come out with impeachment. if you're talking impeachment next year, democrats are losing. as you heard from talking to voters, voters care about their own lives rather than donald trump's. they care about can they get health care, colle

democratic presidential candidate julian castro meets with members of the asian coalition in des moinese monday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org and listen live on the free c-span radio app. finally hadush had enough. they were out of the white house, she did not need to bite her time anymore. timeaid that -- bide her anymore. she said that she took offense at it. reporters were at her door -- she said reporters were at her door asking about it, that was not true, that was designed to give nancy reagan heartburn. and she said to nancy reagan, don't you ever call me again, as she hung up. q and a, usaon today washington bureau chief susan page, on her biography of barbara bush, "the matriarch." >> she and a, usa today said, you will never see my diaries. bushiaries are at the library but not available for public view until 35 years after her death. i thought she was unlikely to let me see her diaries. at the end of the fifth interview, she said, you can see my diaries. and that was an incredible gift. >> sunday not at 8:00 p.m. a.tern on c-span's q and is important on