kobach could win with a strong plurality, kind of like roy moore did in the 2017 alabama race. host: where are you guys -- what are you watching for next in the senate races? we've seenizona, mark kelly has continued to out raise martha mcsally cycle after cycle, every fundraising quarter. mcsallyso seen martha has an interesting track where she needs to continue to fund needsbut she also suburban women. next, does shego keep the base strategy, bu or does she start moderating? i'm still focused on these votes next week. i think there is conventional wisdom right now that there will be no witnesses, the white house has this in a bag. as soon as people start saying that, i think it is really going to potentially go the other way and like we saw on monday with behind the scenes pressure on mitch mcconnell to change the resolution after there was we couldck, i think see the same monday or tuesday and that, i think will be really telling, breaking with the president on the most defining moment of his presidency, and something he has built his entire -- blocking these witnesses, so i

we've said publicly we are concerned kris kobach as a general election candidate. he threw away a very winnable race. he didn't campaign well and didn't connect with voters on things that they cared about. -- it is also publicly known that we've sat down with roger marshall and he is part of the state that grows republican politicians. he's a capable guy, and would have what it takes to compete, both in the primary and general. whether he would need outside something we will have to evaluate but it is a field that has to get when no doubt and we look to the committee. jacqueline: what are your latest fundraising numbers? where are you going to spend money? steven: some of that is still being worked out and once we do, we put it in a black box and don't tell anybody, but the top priority race for us is the ones that will be competitive or -- competitive are obvious. arizona and colorado, north carolina. we may need to engage in iowa. democrats have an overconfident view of their chances in iowa. we will see whether that develops into a real race or not, and it is on

on kris kobach welcome to the program with political trouble boiling in washington the u.s. president. is preferred the picturesque scenery of the swiss alps as opening speaker of the world economic forum in davos donald trump mainly praised his own work he also told the attendees of the very multilateral meeting that each country would be better off fighting for themselves and campaigners warnings that climate change threatens the future of the blanik planet just a side leaving behind the heat of impeachment trials few could blame donald trump for seeking out some medicinal alpine. the us president was in divorce to address the global elite but in this selection his message was meant for households across the u.s. america is thriving america is flourishing and yes america is winning again like never before just days after reaching a breakthrough with china trump sees this teach to bang the drum for his america 1st approach and these agreements represent a new model of trade for the 21st century agreements that are fair reciprocal and prioritize the needs of workers and fami

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. >> kris kobach them, once again. panorama shot. bryan: we also have additional mayors coming in. slide in. >> youngstown, ohio. >> we could be joined by others as well. thank you, all -- >> oakland city. >> oklahoma. >> dallas, texas. >> des moines. >> iowa. bryan: yes. basically every layer in america is here as you can tell. that winter meeting is off to a really exceptional start. we already discussed the forecast for our cities. the current state of opportunity zones with senator scott. we reviewed the mayor's water council and received remarks from the epa. we are examining ideas for economic growth in distressed communities. our attendance and engagement is strong. we have mayors from 46 states, every corner from miami to anchorage and city -- san diego to boston. tohave from 2000 residents 8.7 million. i am pleased to say the mayors from america's three largest cities are here. we will be speaking to our membership. mayor deblasio, mayor garcetti and mayor lightfoot are here. we will get a look at the innovative work transpiring in those three great cities. we will hear fr

and china due to sign what they're calling phase one of a trade agreement later today kris kobach from date of business we welcome chris i took us through the essentials of this trip well essentially china agreed to buy much more stuff from the united states let's go through the figures here $30000000000.00 more in agricultural products $50000000000.00 more in energy surprise $80000000000.00 more in manufactured goods now experts are skeptical whether these goals can be reached in the next 2 years but it would certainly help to well try to close the trade gap that the u.s. has with china which president trump has been i'm talking about so besides getting more stuff what else are the chinese get out of this deal well they get that new terrorists have been put on hold which is essential to them because i wonder now they sell more to the united states than then they import what else beijing hopes to get out of it and how the real problems like transfer of technology intellectual property rights the fate of czech tech giant qual way from china can be tackled i'll be talking about an expert

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i mean, that this one of the asngs that kris kobach used he carved out over 30,000 voters from the kansas city voter roles. but when he had to go before a judge and demonstrate, prove that you had massive, massive numbers of immigrants on the voter roles, who were trying to vote, he could only point to one. and that was a man who was going through the naturalization process. he did not realize he could not vote before he officially became a u.s. citizen. so, the fear of immigrants voting in mass is just that. it is a fear that is being stoked by those who need these measures in order to block american citizens from voting. john in newe out to york, democratic caller. the way i see it, it is about demographics. when president obama won the election, it shocked a lot of conservative white people and when he won a second term, it shocked them more. demographicrful of change. this reminds me of reconstruction, right after blacks started voting, they started finding ways for preventing them from voting. this happened 100 years ago and it is happening again. that is what i think. guest: mo, you

but they are now going to have a different bullet, and that's in the form of kris kobach, which makes the democrats competitive in that seat in 2020. >> our thanks to donna edwards, to rick wilson as we wish both of you a happy new year and appreciate you coming on this first monday night broadcast of 2020. >>> coming up for us after a quick break, the relentless fight to save a beautiful place. >>> last thing before we go tonight. the dangerous and worrisome and relentless and relentlessly depressing bushfires in australia. the toll thus far is this. 25 dead, 2,000 homes destroyed along with a staggering estimate that half a billion animal friends have been affected. in terms of sheer size, this shows all of australia superimposed over the united states. the area that has burned in australia thus far roughly the size of west virginia, twice the size of the state of maryland for example. as you've no doubt seen by now, the smoke plumes are being monitored from space. they have darkened the skies over new zealand, which is 2,500 miles away. and then there's this. the helicopter air cre

. >> kansas has a woman governor right now, and she beat kris kobach. her name, um, is-- i'm very proud to know her-- and her name is governor kelly. thank you. ( laughter ) >> stephen: (as klobuchar) "i am-- i am so proud to call her a friend, and i know her, and she's known to me, and her name, which i am coming -- i am coming to. shall i say the name? you want me to say it. here i go. it's ... kelly! one of her names is kelly! it's either her first name, last name, or favorite color. thank you. kelly." ( applause ) the big story heading into the debate tonight was the falling out between bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. last night, news leaked that bernie sanders evidentaly told elizabeth warren in a private 2018 meeting that a woman can't win the presidency. now, bernie's denied it, but warren said that "among the topics that came up was what would happen if democrats nominated a female candidate. i thought a woman could win; he disagreed." well, that's a real he said, she said he said what he just said he didn't say. ( laughter ) so it came as

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the kansas senate seat would be at risk for republicans if kris kobach is the nominee.hat is why the primary will be important. lawrence,s hear from from california. caller: i have two things i would like to say. one of them is that right now there used to be, what is it, in the stock market, trump is taking all the credit for it being so high? three years ago, there was 9000 900 companies on the stock marked. -- 9900 companies on the stock market. 4400 there are less than companies on the stock market. --refore, supply and demand supply is down, demand is high, stock market goes up. , employment. is right now there are 10,000 baby boomers retiring every day, every day. isyou take that, that 300,000 people. of that 300,000 people, to any 5% of them do not have any money for retirement. money than have less 25,000 in their retirement account. peoplee are 300,000 with -- a month, 25% are not -- do not have enough money to retire and have a part-time job. so if you take that away, basically there should be 225,000 or less jobs created every month. and you are going to see

kansas has a woman governor right now and she beat kris kobach.nd her name is, i'm very proud to know her, and her name is governor kelly. thank you. third, i would add to this, you have to be a competent to win and you have to know what you're doing. and when you look at what i have done, i have won every race, every place, every time. i have won in the reddest of districts. i have won in the suburban areas, in the rural areas. i have brought people with me. that is why i have the most endorsements of current iowa legislators and former iowa legislators in this race. >> thank you. >> because they know i bring people with me. and finally, every single person that i have beaten, my republican opponents have gotten out of politics for good. and i think -- i think that sounds pretty good, i think that sounds pretty good with the guy we have in the white house right now. >> senator sanders, you can respond. >> well, just to set the record straight, i defeated an incumbent republican running for congress. >> when? >> 1990. that's how i won. beat a repu

kansas has a woman governor right now and she beat kris kobach.nd her name is, i'm very proud to know her, and her name is governor kelly. thank you. third, i would add to this, you have to be competent to win and you have to know what you're doing. and when you look at what i have done, i have won every race, every place, every time. i have won in the reddest of districts. i have won in the suburban areas, in the rural areas. i have brought people with me. that is why i have the most endorsements of current iowa legislators and former iowa legislators in this race. abby: thank you. sen. klobuchar: because they know i bring people with me. and finally, every single person -- abby: thank you, senator klobuchar. sen. klobuchar: that i have beaten, my republican opponents, have gotten out of politics for good. >> [laughter] sen. klobuchar: and i think, i think that sounds pretty good. i think that sounds pretty good with the guy we have in the white house right now. >> [laughter] abby: senator sanders, you can respond. sen. sanders: well, just to set

kansas has a woman governor and she beat kris kobach and her name, i am very proud to know her and here is governor kelly, thank you. be confidente to to win and know what you are doing. when you look at what i have race i have won every every place every time. i have won in the reddest districts, suburban areas, rural areas, brought people with me. they know i bring people with me and finally -- every single person i have beaten, my republican opponents have gotten out of politics for good. i think that sounds pretty good with the guy we have in the white house right now. mississippi,in independent. can a woman beat president trump in 2020? caller: they could, but i don't think it is going to happen. gabbard was a good one, but she has too much sense. i find it rich they are calling trump the devil and telling people to go to church when they are wanting to murder babies in the womb. have a good one. republican.iana, good morning. caller: good morning. thank you very much that you are taking my call. i am a strong supporter of mr. trump because whatever he said, .e did it becausecan b