for him to have had a really good night, he would want to see the numbers where kamla harris is. re to have a good night, he would be speaking more, probably in the area that senator harris was in. >> tracking the speaking time used, we are keeping track of the world clouds, the most was trump. candidates mentioned him 36 times. that was followed by health care. the word taxes, climate change and the economy. socialism or socialist was mentioned four times. but those words not by senator sanders. what's your take on that? >> compared to last night's debate, trump was referenced way more. notably so. they wanted to focus on things that their own policies. and mentions to him and his administration were not often by name. tonight, you saw the candidates like biden and sanders and others, coming out guns blazing. there was a moment in the show when senator sanders was calling trump a pathological liar. a lot of the front-runners were on tonight. the first 30 minutes were almost the candidates debating health care and the differences between them. that leads to the mentions of sociali

the swirling reprehensible move by kamla harris.my hard and fast rules to being black and latina in this country, is never to let people tell me how black or latina i am. i determine that for myself. i let people in our community determine that. i say we let blacks and latinos to determine how black latino they are. if someone determines how black or latino is, it's not going to be from a good person. it's usually coming from an ugly place. you know, let's try to understand that people's identities are complicated. yeah. have a good time. >> there you go. >> during the debate season. >> where do we go from these deba debates? i mentioned the race today. castro and beto, introducing himself to a lot of new americans. certainly true for some of them here, castro or kamla harris or elizabeth warren, as well. for a lot of the folks, the reason they're focusing on the fund-raising deadline, is they're going to run out of money soon. they have to. this field is large right now. and a lot of the people don't have that much money to run cam

kamla harris, 7% of likely caucusgoers say they would go with her. the field is win knowing. no other candidate cracks double digits. not 1 of 600 respondents say they support bill de blasio or mayor wayne. what is the largest political gathering of in so far? cedar rapids for the democratic party's hall of fame theater. missing is joe biden, who is heading to tuesday of this week. president trump will be in the state then. how much does polling matter? what does the data tell you? >> we're six months out. this is a snapshot in time. it's not just positive for the race. the three stories coming out are around elizabeth warren, amy klobuchar and beto o'rourke. when biden got in, his numbers were deep and wide. he had a 10-point to 15-point lead. this is showing that elizabeth warren, the progressive alternative, continues to chip away at that. if i'm amy klobuchar, i'm worried. that's a neighbor. that's similar to her constituency in the senate. and beto o'rourke is in the shadow of mayor bepete. beto is last year. and mayor pete is alternative. how do you break into a field t

>> kamla harris has been steady. she's someone to continue to watch.buttigieg's rise is impressive. he is iowa voters. a 13-point increase is very impressive. joe biden is in very, very good shape right now. he's got an impressive lead. he is maintaining that lead over bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. he's the guy to watch. >> while most democrat iic candidates have spent a lot of time in iowa. pi biden was there once. >> iowa can turn on you. you need to spend time with people in iowa. you know the caucuses are not like a traditional vote. these individuals have to really vote with their feet, not just with their hands. they have to stand in place for an hour or two hours to make this work. and the data is not comparable. you'll be able to caucus via phone and online. i would not be sure about the polling data. you have a new dynamic in the game and it's caucuses by way of phone and online. >> there's a new element to this ball game this time. joe, there was a poll out of texas this past week that had joe biden beating president trump by four poin

. >> do you think kamla harris would be a tough opponent for you given what you saw in the debate?pres. trump: you never know who is going to be tough. you never know. one that you think is going to be tough turns out to be not much. an sometimesd you think -- i've seen it. i had a total of 18 -- a lot of people think 17 -- governor virginia, remember, add the governor virginia, was not there long, previous governor -- of all18, many of them were, their lives they wanted to be politicians -- i never thought about being a politician until about two days before i decided to run. a little before that. but not too much before. and they -- you look at some of them, very talented, you look at the resumes, it is like great. the ones that i thought would be the toughest were not the toughest at all. i could write a book. i should write a book. had 18. i guess they have 24, 25. some of the ones that i felt would be absolutely without question the toughest turned out, i did not think they were tough at all. a lot of people said they were tough, they were tougher. i think she was given far to