for elizabeth warren to be out there, kamala harris now moving that way.we also heard buttigieg move a little bit, talking about this as well. he still says i'm going to leave this up to the house and the senate but he was in a new place after reviewing the mueller report to say, hey, they should do something. that seems to me a political play that these democrats have determined is a way to enliven the base without really much risk of anything -- any downside for their campaign and quite frankly as kamala harris is saying without the notion that donald trump is really in danger of being pushed out of office in some way. >> to your point, though, on the language that senator harris used is real interesting. she is a very accomplished lawyer and she gives a lot of lawyerly answers. and that was lawyerly language. not he should be impeached, we should take the steps towards impeachment with a disclaimer that the senate probably wouldn't act on it and there were at least four other occasions during her answers when she was asked about tough questions, reparat

that's why it is risky for kamala harris. harris and klobuchar, it could be a great general election strategy, leave the options open until you're further down in the race. >> as pointed out on twitter, when senator harris said, i think it is a conversation we should be having, some people say, like at a town hall, would be a good time to have that. anyway, ladies, thank you all very much. obviously, we'll continue to talk about that. >>> coming up on "new day," we'll speak live with 2 of the 19 democratic candidates we have. eric swalwell with us, as well as author maryanne williamson. we have a lot of interesting questions for them. >> indeed, we do. >>> much more on the dramatic developments out of sri lanka. we are hearing from a government official that these attacks were in retaliation for the massacre at two mosques in new zealand. we have breaking details ahead. pleasson. your heart's notthing strong enough. my heart is as strong as any. uncover your family history, from over 10 billion historical records. get started

kamala harris announced she raised $12 million in tihe firs quarter.evada which is where we are now. you not to tell carolina, her home state of california is on super tuesday, half of the de delicates will come super tuesday. >> this is a long time for kamala harris. >> that's why it is important for her. >> she unlike a lot of candidates are looking to play a lot of different states done the road. she's quite specific that she needs the support of folks of her home state in california. this is her message on union yesterday. >> we need to do some educating with people and continue to do some educating to remind people. people have a sick leave is because of union. people have had healthcare because of union. people have save working conditions because of unions. what you heard that was a fired up kamala harris yesterday in her own state. this one is sub due and speaking to smaller groups. how do you remain optimistic despite of all of that's going on. >> kamala harris responded you got to true. >> as she said putting glitter on these issues, right? >

i think on the democratic side i think of kamala harris, beto o'rourke. i think it will be much more formidable challenges to donald trump. you look at what the president has been able to do as far as the economy. there are two things when you talk about the deficit and overall debt. number one, we have to make sure that the economy is booming. i think that is what the president is doing with tax cuts and make sure we have continued gdp growth and we will grow our way out of this a lot. the big question and the unspoken aspect is we have to tackle entitlement reform at a certain point if we are going to get the budget and the overall national debt under control. that's something i would like to see the administration take a tougher position on maybe in the second term. we saw former president bush try to dive into that at the beginning of his second term. until we do something on the entitlement reform, this is a challenge that confronts president trump and any future president. >> good morning. i would like to see maybe c-span have people on that are act

we're waiting any minute to hear from kamala harris. other candidates also taking the stage this hour with a new call from one senator to blow up the rules on capitol hill. we are bringing all that action to you live as another candidate joins us. 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

maybe they have trouble building the same car that kamala harris would build.rnia. maybe he doesn't want the question to be that he can't build a crowd. i will say this -- it will get very nasty very quickly. he will come in with a lot of money and addresses and media connections. they will look at him as the singular bull's-eye the same way the candidates looked at jeb bush in 2016. >> melissa: we are also confirming he will make an appearance on monday in person as a candidate in pittsburgh. video on thursday to make the official announcement, and then the monday as a candidate in person in pittsburgh. why do you think the changes from what we heard before or do you think those were plants that were floated and they were next and not firm? >> leslie: i think they had firm plants a dish to do charlottesville and pittsburgh and philly on wednesday, tomorrow. it was smart for them. it would be viewed as disrespectful. my understanding from my sources over there, they basically are saying, "look, he wants to say that people in this country return of the hate. tir

kamala harris -- >> jason: i agree with you that it's loony. >> kamala harris talked about a fundamental right by their summer a fundamental right for people not to commit crimes. when they do, they lose that right as they lose a lot of other rights. that is why i am saying, how much will this haunt bernie and kamala harris? we'll see. i think they have gone out the deep end on this one. >> jason: is like a really bad episode -- although i like to show -- of "parks and recreation," that they are actually talking about this. this is where the democrats want to go. two of the top three candidates, this is what they are supporting. >> i want to see an end to keep doing these town halls. this is the greatest thing in the world for terms of partners. we have more material in the town house and we ever could have imagined. is not just getting felons in prison the right to vote. it's lowering the voting age to 16. it saying, we got to get rid of the electoral college so small states where you and i come from have no say in the president campaign. up to 25% of people in the prisons are here in t

kamala harris said last night this is a discussion.s is a question that was asked of bernie sanders and somehow kamala harris is being saddled with it. >> i think everyone should be saddled with it. if you're running for president, you should have some ideology and some view as to what society should be, what prisoners' rights should be. i don't want to limit the discussion to terrorists and murderers. >> how do you distinguish? >> well, you make the distinction, and i don't want to talk for anyone but myself. but when you talk about take ago way voting rights, i think people agree terrorists and murderers shouldn't have them. b if you want to talk about how we address the issue of disproportionately affecting people of color, why they're arrested in the first place, overaggressive policing, the dynamics of sentencing, we should have that discussion. but i do think there needs to be consequences because there are victims who have been victimized. and, you know, what are we going to do as a society? >> they had the opportunity to answer

kamala harris in south carolina. nbc's vaughn hilliard is with her campaign in south carolina. rnoon, kendis. kamala har wis on the way to new hampshire for a two-day swing up north after a weekend and three days here in south carolina. this morning she took part in an easter service here in columbia, south carolina. bible way church. this is part 0of the campaign trail. several folks here said they were unfamiliar with who cara ma harris was or a candidate until she was introduced and this is the reality. she was here for easter service and while you know the discussion of potential impeachment proceedings of the president take place, kamala harris across south carolina. the fourth such trip to the state since announcing the presidential bid. this is a democratic electorate that's 60% black. several folks here after the service said that they were not only surprised but happy to see somebody, a black woman, running for office and said they want to know more about where she stands on certain issues and intrigued by the candidacy and good to see somebody in the democratic field t

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i want to note, kamala harris has visited five counties in iowa. beto o'rourke has visited 20 counties. she's running a very patient campaign. she expects to do well in south carolina. on super tuesday she's got california where you see a lot of candidates, eric swalwell is launching his iowa bid. she's running a patient game. this is her third stop in the state in these last three months, hallie. >> a good point, von. >> i think the health care issue will play a lot bigger with voters than liz begtd warren's corporate tax or the attacks on big corporations. when you see the polling over and over again. health care at the top, immigration at the top. if you got a raise of 3% from a tax cut but your health care bill went up $1,000 a month because of a higher deductible, that eliminates all of that. health care is trumping everything right now for voters. i think it's a good strategy to go after health care, health care, health care. you can see the republicans and the president trying to weigh in to see how republicans can play in on this. they'll f

senator kamala harris seemed to agree with that. >> people who are convicted, in prison, like the boston marathoe bomber, on death row, people convicted of sexual assault. they should be able to vote? >> i think we should have that conversation. >> tucker: okay. let's have a conversation. best to do it right now, because whenever the left tells you they want a conversation about something, you can be certain that any dissent on that subject will be banned a year from now, like 2020 questioning whether imprisoned terrorists should vote should warrant a trip to the hr department and a lifetime ban from paypal and twitter. while we still can, consider the story of dzhokhar tsarnaev, first to the united states on a tourist visa with the rest of his family from kyrgyzstan, all of them promptly claimed asylumm here, they were given it. over time, they collected more than $100,000 in taxpayer finance coverage benefits. in 2012, he received u.s. citizenship, and less than a year later, he murdered three people and maimed hundreds with a pressure cooker a bomb at the boston marathon, now he is on

last night at the cnn town halls she suddenly has company from senator kamala harris. let's watch. >> the tools we are given for that accountability is the impeachment process. this is not about politics. this is about principle. >> i believe congress should take the steps towards impeachment. >> i think he's made it pretty clear he deserved impeachment. i'll leave it to the -- i'm also going to leave it to the house and senate to figure that out. >> so you heard mayor buttigieg saying he's going to leave it to the house and senate. that's one of the luxuries when you're running for president of not serving in the house and senate, that you don't have to take a vote on this. it is an open question, if senator warren is trying to get attention from the left, the progressives, if you will, or she actually firmly believes that there should be impeachment proceedings. because we heard a different argument from senator bernie sanders and senator amy klobuchar. let's listen. >> the impeachment proceedings are up to the house. they're going to have to make that decision. i am

kamala harris is ahead of him. he got a couple married 45 minutes before they had a c section on the drop of a hat yesterday. we'll be talking about that and what's going on with him. so cute. >> david ignatius, you know, when i heard donald trump's promise, his secret plan to reform health care, which would be voted on after the 2020 election, i thought of richard knicks on's secret plan to get us out of vietnam which, of course, when david frost asked him after he was disgraced and out of office what was your secret plan? nixon said i never had a secret plan. >> trump has so little credibility on health care. he decided he'll form the battle lines around 20 around the issue could predict with more confidence than any other will be trouble for him. tells you a little about his political judgment. reports are that republicans around him are basically aghast. this is such a terrible strategy. plays into the democrats era of strength. . but the president moves forward. >> you know, jim, this would be much like -- thi

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these folks want to be leaders like kamala harris.ou want to distinguish yourself, introduce a bill in the united states senate targeting how we deal with russia coming in from doing what they did in 2016 and doing it again in 2020? >> great idea. kristina: a lot of democrats argue, hey there may not be any collusion, why did so many trump administrative staffers, so many people have meetings with russians which were on record, which we already know about? deroy, lead to that, that is argument by a lot of democrat right now. >> yeah look. not against the law to meet with russians. if you're handing oversee credit information, classified details, yeah, that is problem. if people happen to be russian and want to talk to you they're free to do that. might be unseemly, might raise questions. it is not against the law. ultimately about high crimes and misdemeanors, if you're going to impeach a president. we've seen neither. in fact we've seen proof of the fact those don't exist. kristina: there you have it. not against the law. thanks for

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>> well, it's a fluke. >> mayor pete, kamala harris?i don't see either of them -- i think she's got a little bit of a nicety dominic nasty wits but that might be it. and mayor pete is not going to make it. >> melissa: tell us how you really feel. here and i was a power panel, jenna ellis, trump 2020 advisory board member and a constitutional law attorney. rick unger's attorney and a host of the pot a complex podcast. thanks to both of you for joining us what did you think of his labeling and marketing there? >> i will be voting for him to come into the political analyst association. that is trumpian trump. what can i say? he won't say anything nice about them. i think he might want to be a little bit careful on how he talks about the former vice president. he's a pretty bright bulb. >> melissa: when you talk about -- he generally calls him "sleepy joe." [laughter] and he says, "i have a lot of energy. i have energy. this guy --" the ad. and then joe sort of said, "well, if i don't look as good as him, i should go home. [laughter] i don'

but kamala harris said this is a discussion last night. response, but this was originally a bernie sanders question. >> i think if you're running for president, you should have a view on this. i don't want to limit the discussion to terrorists and murderers. >> how do you distinguish it? >> you make the distinction, i don't want to talk about anyone but myself, but i think people would agree, terrorists and murderers shouldn't have voting rights. if we want to talk about how we address the issue of disproportionate sentencing, we should have that. but there needs to be consequences, because victims have been victimized. >> they had the opportunity to answer that last night, and they did not. he say the constitution applies to everybody. >> and voters will make a judgment about that. >> thanks for watching, everybody. we're out of time. our coverage continues. so with xfinity mobile i can customize each line for each family member? yup. and since it comes with your internet, you can switch wireless carriers, and save hundreds of dollars a y

kamala harris talking to reporters in an iowa living room.'s listen in. >> it just happens i have been able to fit a number of women who fit that category and a number of women of color. very proud of our team. i am in awe of our team, frankly, the kind of work they are doing. leadership at the state level, leadership in terms of the top levels of our campaign. so i'm excited about it and proud of it. you have to be conscious of these things. there are plenty of towns with people out there and if you are focused on the fact that the people of a campaign and in leadership in anything should reflect the people who will be impacted by their work then you understand that we need greater diversity especially in politics and especially in political campaigns. some of the issues we're discussing here with the people who support emerge or are thinking about running with the support of a merge, are very well aware that issues like education and issues like affordable housing, issues like disparity in terms of wages and benefits, these are issues that

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kamala harris said common sense. we know about trump derangement syndrome.wanted to accept the results of 2016 since election night, and they found other reasons, whether it's russia or something else, as to why he won. cory booker in that same event talked about maga minions. they dismiss a whole side of the country as racist and bigots because -- david: meanwhile, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez making a big history flub in an attempt to accuse republicans of wrongdoing. listen. >> we have and carry super majorities in the house and the senate. we carried the presidency. they had to amend the constitution of the united states to make sure roosevelt did not get re-elected. david: the problem with that of course is fdr died in 1945 and the amendment was not until 1947. he died in office. they didn't keep him out of office. >> no, they didn't. david: when you think of aoc and you think of how many mistakes she makes, not only in terms of history but in terms of economics, you just wonder how she was educated in boston university, whether she was ever t

kamala harris as well. i think bernie sanders has an issue if he wants to understand how to appeal to these voters. >> what about bernie sanders appeal and how he can appeal. he appeals to younger voters and not women of color and not people of color in general. that's no what he managed to do at all in 2016. >> right. hillary clinton just clobbered him on african-american voters. it wasn't even close. bernie does have a problem. i don't think he's confidentamf. he doesn't relate very well. it's a problem he's got to overcome. when you get into this southern primaries, you can get killed as he did in '16 if you don't get a chunk of that vote. i think it will be very hard for bernie to do it. that's his achilles heel. of the 20 candidates, every one of them has some sort of an achilles heel. if we're viewing this by the best campaigner, we cannot it now and give it to mayor pete. he's by far the best campaigner in the line up. >> those are the young stars that have broken out. beto o'rourke has kind of faded

and right now we're talking with california senator kamala harris. to have you here. >> thank you. >> i'm going to bring in vanessa chambers, a freshman studying computer science. from new orleans. >> i was just in new orleans, actually. >> my question talks about how this country plans to administer reparations to the descendants of former slaves. it's been discussed heavily. georgetown just voted to devote a portion of their students' tuition to administer reparations to the descendants of the 272 slaves who were sold in the 19th century to save the school. however, this is but a small step. how -- what actions, what specific actions do you plan to take to administer reparations for this unpaid labor? >> so i'm actually supporting a bill, there's a congresswoman by a name of sheila jackson-lee that's written this bill out of the house to study exactly the response to your question and to your point and to support your point, look, we had centuries of slavery in this country. we had decades of jim crow. we had legalized discrimination and segregatio

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senators amy klobuchar, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, kamala harris, and south bend mayor pete buttigiegsked about one key issue for the party, whether to impeach president trump over the findings in the mueller report. >> the impeachment proceedings are up to the house. they're going to have to make that decision. i am in the senate, and i believe that we are the jury. there is a third way to hold this president accountable and that is by defeating him in the 20 2020 election. >> if any other human being in this country had done what's documented in the mueller report, they would be arrested and put in jail. if there's going to be any accountability, that accountability has to come from the congress. and the tool that we are given for that accountability is the impeachment process. >> if, and this is an if, if for the next year, year and a half going right into the heart of the election all that the congress is talking about is impeaching trump and trump, trump, trump, and mueller, mueller, mueller, and we're not talking about health care. >> i think we have very good reason to believe

kamala harris' web site here says kamala harris wasted her life defending the values of her country.trevor: oh, man, this is so embarrassing. no, because the bad translation on kamala harris' web site makes her sound like a broken shell of a woman, like, goddam it guys, i wasted my life, please, i'll jump in the river with amy klobuchar. some other candidates web sites are complete gibberish. >> elizabeth warren's says, in reality i'm not on and have here for what. i have to be honest, i don't know what that means. >> trevor: what? ( laughter ) now i understand why elizabeth warren warrants to break up the tech giants because clearly google's translator screwed her over. at this point, i feel like spanish-speaking voters are probably watching a totally different election than we are. klobuchar is giving speeches in rivers, exactly la's having an emotional breakdown. elizabeth warren might be having a stroke. they're probably at home, like, jesus christ, these candidates are meases, man! i don't know why fox news is laughing about this. they can't laugh. if they watched their boy trum

>> she was in a stuff espinoza kamala harris a letter. years passed. r responded. they say they only had one face-to-face meeting with harris arranged by an assistant district attorney. >> she never reached out to me. never came over and said i'm sorry for your loss. never nothing. nothing. >> why do you as a victim of crime need the district attorney to say those things? >> because it makes me feel like, okay, you honestly do care about what happens. and not only that, but it shows that your compassionate, that you have feelings. it's -- losing somebody and having somebody that is going to fight for justice, come up to you and say i'm sorry for your loss. >> the fact that officer espinoza was killed in the line of duty is an absolute tragedy. >> reporter: on the campaign trail harris would not answer why she did not personally reach out to the family, but says someone from her office did. >> we reached out to the family. we reached out to the family. we always did and we did in that case as well, and offered all of the support that our office was able

people say bernie you are wrong, kamala harris believes that felons should vote before they do their time. >> door realitry -- realty checr bernie, claiming he does not support communism. and more evidence of bernie dodging and avoiding basic policy questions, as questions mount, will voters refuse to blindly take bernie's word for it? we'll show you how his policies have not worked, and critics saying that is big government bullying. >> trump growth agenda knocking the economy out of the ballpark. now this breaking news from pew, nonpartisan, said 41 states have it so good with the trump agenda, they pull in way more tax revenue than in last 10 years, all thanks to what president trump is doing, now this, top democrat warning, now agreeing with our reporting, we have been saying for weeks, congress has just passed 12 laws this year versus 440 in last congress. now top democrat warning democrat house majority, you need to put more points on the board, and get more legislation done, or you will lose in 2020, i am elizabeth mcdonald. the evening edit starts right now. >> welcome to sho

>> jesse: kamala harris, she was asked to step up to the plate, she completely whiffed.first week, she was asked about eliminating private health insurance companies. she said in a flip way, yeah, get rid of them. the other big moment that she had on stage at cnn, she said yeah, maybe the boston bomber should vote. this shows that she does not have sure political footing. she lacks confidence and she has very poor instincts and she's not in touch with the american voting public. >> emily: dana, how do you feel about that? >> dana: she had a pretty good rollout in january and it's been a little bit lackluster. she has a structural advantage because she's from california and they have an early primary. she still running third or fourth in california. biden, bernie, and may be buttigieg right up there. a fund-raiser coming up with gwyneth paltrow. she has been eclipsed by the 4b's. booker is not in the 4bs. i think she's got a lot of money but i would say conflating those two things won't work in a campaign ad. it might work here. another thing, bernie sanders once again pu

my loser is kamala harris. flip-flop of sorts related to whether we should give the boston marathon bomber voting rights, like bernie sanders is advocating. kamala does this unusual thing where she sidesteps difficult issues by saying we need to have a conversation about them. i think she needs to have a conversation with her staff about her lackluster performance in the polls. >> tim? >> i hate that word conversation. i'm not a big follower of the nfl draft but the big winner is kyler murray, all this about tweets, but i still think it's a great story. the loser of the week is the english language because we had the webster's dictionary put down stan, gig economy -- >> kim yeon chul is my winner, playing games. my loser of the week is joe biden. "the view" interview was not exceptional of some with his experience to have a better run out. a bad start apart from the fund-raising. >> shannon: panel, thank you very much. when we come back, notable quotables. i'll take you there. take this left. if you listen real

then kamala harris at 4%. president trump rallying his base in wisconsin, wasting no time attacking the democratic front-runners. >> can you imagine sleepy joe, crazy bernie. you look at the candidates, i think pocahontes is out. >> and barack obama sitting down about fear. >> fear induces closed-mindedness. leaders who feed fear typically are also ones who avoid facts. >> also this morning, lawmakers preparing for a grilling on capitol hill this week. attorney general barr preparing to testify before the judiciary committee on the mueller report and that will all start on wednesday. how judiciary committee jamie raskin told me what the committee is looking to find out from barr. >> the committee is interested in the propaganda rollout of the mueller report, the definition of what was in it. we want to know why he went around, parading the president's phrase of no collusion. >> let's go to the white house now and nbc's hans nichols. good morning. we heard the president strike a number of familiar themes last n

i support that fully. >> elizabeth warren and kamala harris are saying go to impeachment now. don't wait. there's a moral issue. are you afraid of the political backlash with a solid argument this would only help re-elect the president? >> no. i think it's important we leave impeachment on the table but i want to have a process to get there. i do want take this testimony and have the full unredacted report produced to congress first. then we can look at all the facts and make an informed decision. for myself, having raead the unredacted parts, i think there's numerous basis to find obstruction of justice. particularly by asking mcgahn to fire mueller, asking him to lie about it and write a memo. there's three examples of what i would view as obstruction of justice and the basis for obstruction of justice impeachment proceeding. >> jared kushner was interviews and asked to respond. >> quite frankly the whole thing is a big distraction for the country. you look at what russia did and it's a terrible thing. i think the inslvestigations an speculation that's happened for the last

but, you know, kamala harris has the burden of expectation. you have pete buttigieg -- i think you have candidates target specific regions of california to try to steal delegates. pete buttigieg as a navy veteran may just spend money in san diego. you may have julian castro spending money just in southern california. that's what i expect to happen there. the burden ends up on her. does she have to overspend in california to make sure she doesn't look week? >> always such great insight from chuck. chuck todd, thanks so much. you can't say california doesn't deserve an a for effort, right? trying to dilute the field there. be sure to join chuck for "meet the press." he'll have interviews with pete buttigieg of south bend, indiana, and republican senator mitt romney of utah. tune in to "meet the press" here at 8:00 after this newscast. >>> as always, thanks to larry. larry will be back for the weekly political segment. you will look into president trump's recent visit to the southern border, claims about migrants trying to cross into the u.s. bor

like so many of her left wing colleagues kamala harris is just proving herself to be an authoritarianuld override congress to getaway with gun laws and now she's saying she would use executive powers to ban state laws just because she doesn't like them. democrats always say that right to work rules are anti-worker but that's just not true. these rules simply say that an employee can't be forced into a union as a condition of employment, but i think what's going on here is pretty clear. kamala harris is just trying to pander to the unions, because she wants their financial backing ahead of 2020 and the union leaders will back the democratic candidates as they always do, but donald trump has made incredible end roads with the rank-and-file union workers. he's been such a fighter for the american worker, and he's been strong arming companies to bring union jobs back to america. i mean look at the pressure he's put on gm since they announced the closure of their ohio plant. i just don't see how any worker union or not could support the democrats in their anti-business agenda. charles: wel

. >> what about senator kamala harris? her approach seems to be maybe in the middle of buttigieg and warren. here she was from last night. >> do you believe that americans should have the right to vote at age 16? >> i'm really interested in having that conversation. >> senator, yes, or no, do you support financial reparations. >> i support we should study it. >> and elizabeth warren is here and she said she supports student loan forgiveness for 42 million americans. would you go that far? do you support that. >> i support anything about reducing the debt of student loans and that is an important conversation to have. >> but people who are in -- convicted in prison, like the boston marathon bomber on death row, people who are convicted of sexual assault, they should be able to vote? >> i think we should have that conversation. >> all right. so she said, her answer, we should have that conversation. but is she, david, missing a chance to have that concrete answer, set the time now and how do you think those responses are pla

california's kamala harris, impressive $12 million haul.his, folks, mayor pete raised $7 million and andrew young just shy of $2 million. yang, sorry. i went back 30 years on that one. ford, your thoughts on these hauls? >> just so people understand, 2007 at this point, barack obama raised $26 million. these numbers are not all that eye-popping. i don't think you can discount them because what it's going to tell me is bernie is in for the long haul. he's not going to come out. it tells you mayor pete is gaining some steam. in the spirit of march madness, i hate to say it, we are already down to the democratic final four. the three bs, bernie, biden, be beto and kamala harris. >> this is because democrats care so much about small money donations. it looks like bernie sanders is asking his supporters to make sure they actually do do frequent and small money donations because he knows that matters and is somehow representative of a groundswell of support. charles: maybe one person donated five times, $20 each. it resonates in the headlines. >>

they worry about kamala harris because they think she can energize african-american voters and they aren. they see him as the most viable candidate through the rust belt. >> i'm sure they're award about kamala harris when it comes to the women's vote as well, which is problem the republicans are going to have come 2020. let's shift to the shake-ups at homeland security this week. there has been a lot of them. what does your latest reporting show about the state of relations between the white house and dhs right now? >> you sort of have to say who at dhs? it is woefully sund staffed. when i talk to people inside dhf, it really can't overstated. i sent unwho works in there, a quote with someone who is familiar with the office and it almost sounded apocalyptic. i say is this hyperbole? and they said no. trump wants them to assume steveville miller now has full weight to pursue this. >> jonathan, thank you so much. that does it for me on this thursday morning. i'm yasmin vasooghian. "morning joe" starts now. >>> i don't think we should question your credentials today. isn't it true you have

. >> i think kamala harris comes to mind because she was the prosecutor and attorney general of california. i think candidates like kamala are really going to have to set the table for this because i think it's a difficult issue to talk about because most americans particularly if they're white americans, and i don't mean this in a demeaning way, don't have a clue what it's like to be black in this country. >> if you look at joe biden and i showed at the martin luther king breakfast we do every year, he said sometimes we get it wrong. in the context of what he said he was apologizing, oh, the headlines, he went to the breakfast and appaologized. most of the congressional black caucus was saying we need to do something. people like me who were the young outsiders were saying you're going to lock up too many people, it's an overreaction, which ended up being the case. so you've really got to look at this issue but really look at this issue. >> i think both he and kamala harris have an issue they have to deal with on this question. and it's not insurmountable. nothing is insurmountable. >> bu

kamala harris, for example. host: in the most recent reuters poll, she is in fourth place behind mayor pete. guest: she had a huge kickoff, had great crowd support, good fundraising. she is someone trump trump who as a supporter, i would be -- she is someone who as a trump supporter, i would be more nervous running against. they can enthuse their base. here is where, the harris had her deer in the headlights moment. in the town hall the other night, she was asked a question about the whole voting rights for felons. you start seeing those little things. you go back to the little moments. like what michael dukakis made that ultimately tanked his candidacy. those clips whether it is, harris or bernie sanders either not having an answer for the boston bombers or advocating the should have voting rights, those are things that when you start talking about the rest of the country, people kind of year that and say that is kind of weird, kind of outside the mainstream. i still think kamala harris has a very formidable ca

we heard from kamala harris about marijuana laws. we have heard a lot.e end of the day when i talk to voters, a lot of it comes down to gender and the fact that many of the voters i've heard from would like to see a woman on this democratic ticket. cory booker talked a lot about that and why he would want a female vice president if he were to get the nomination. take a listen. >> we, in america, owe a debt to the championship and the leadership and the activism of women of color. i will have a woman runni innin mate. it's really clear we do that. >> reporter: here is the interesting thing. the women that i talked to aren't huge fans that cory booker are being asked that question. listen to what they said. >> is this the year where you feel there has to be a woman on the ticket? >> this is it. there has to be a person of color. >> leading the ticket or can they be the vice president? >> the primary candidate. i believe it. >> we need to have a woman lead our nation. it pyappears one has been a mal. >> one of the questions i think the men in the field have

kamala harris had a great rollout. i feel like her campaign is just out there. from california. but this question about criminals voting came up in a town hall. then she had to reexplain last night. let's listen. >> people who are convicted, in prison, like the boston marathon bomber, on death row, people convicted of sexual assault. they should be able to vote? >> i think we should have that conversation. do i think people who commit murder, people who are terrorists should be deprived of their rights? i do. i'm a prosecutor. there has to be serious consequence for the most extreme types of crimes. >> you say that the boston bomber shouldn't be allowed to vote from prison? >> i'm saying i will weigh in but that's a value i bring to it. >> dana: she is a former prosecutor. she had to think about it. she is a very thoughtful person. somebody like mayor pete buttigieg says no. >> she's had this problem before on the medicare for all when she said on the first town hall she would eliminate private insurance. then an aide had to walk that back. i think kamala harris