and so now you have birdie once again trying to be the democrat candidate but now you have liz warren and kemal harris and all these fake progressives trying to out bernie bernie but they're not believable that's the problem but bernie's problem peter if i could just say it is that he had a chance to start a revolution his message was was understandable i understood his message i may not have agreed with a lot of parts of it but i understood it but when push came to shove and he was cheated he was cheated out of the democrat candidacy and my excepted and he expects it did ok alex i got a campaign hearing i got to jump in there we're going to mistake we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion of the democrats say with our. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected . so when you want to be president and you. want to be rich. to go on to be press this is what the 43 of them all can't be good. interested always in the waters in the. midst of all. the buzz you live but if she warned you posted by you

the war policy in the noninterventionist policy the problem with candidates like liz warren and cory booker and come out of the harris is that they like to like to give a lot of woken progressive babble and double speak but they're not progressive they're neo liberals and they're just not believable and. everyone's trying to out woke the other person and it's just not working well i'll tell you alex it alienates a lot of people this woking it's ok because that's not part of solutions kevin you know i mean you know you're going to be the minority on this one i'm really happy you're here but i mean what's the difference between their policy suggestions and virtues signaling because you know you go from resistance to russia russia russia to races i mean you the democrats could try keep pivoting these things that just fizzle or have no substance whatsoever and the democrats say it's good for the public it's quite exhausting what's their next little trick out of the hat i mean. there is the perception that there is just this thing you need to do is hate trump and world will be a better pl

and so now you have bernie once again trying to be the democrat candidate but now you have liz warren and kemal harris and all these fake progressives trying to out bernie bernie but they're not believable that's the problem but bernie's problem peter if i could just say it is that he had a chance to start a revolution his message was was understandable i understood his message i may not have agreed with a lot of parts of it but i understood it but when push came to shove and he was cheated he was cheated out of the democrat candidacy and my excepted and he accepted it did ok how i got to campaign hearing i got to jump in here we're going to misstate we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion of the democrats say with our key. play. the. simplest slowest slave. playing. and very well might continue watching on since last. this is a story about what happens auster a stray bullet kills a young girl in the streets. what happens to her family and daughters in florida you know the mother daughter is buried in a cemetery it really messes with

and so now you have bernie once again trying to be the democrat candidate but now you have liz warren and kemal harris and all these fake progressives trying to out bernie bernie but they're not believable that's the problem but bernie's problem peter if i could just say it is that he had a chance to start a revolution his message was was understandable i understood his message i may not have agreed with a lot of parts of it but i understood it but when push came to shove and he was cheated he was cheated out of the democrat candidacy and mike has separated and he expects it did ok alex i got to campaign hearing i got to jump in here we're going to misstate we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion of the democrats say with our county. with negative interest rates in multi $100000000000.00 trillion dollar venture capital unicorns are all going bust and the colossal fail out is being felt in every corner of the global economy and that's why countries are buying gold. is a tense situation in venezuela is still all over the news the probl

take your business beyond. ♪ kennedy: the liz warren express steam rolling through iowa with a new pollassachusetts senator surging ahead of the 2020 democratic pack in the hawkeye state. the new des moines register survey shows warren in the lead with a commanding 22%. that's two points over sleepy joe biden. he's snoozing there in second place. bernie sanders has fallen behind to 11%, no other candidate is in double digits. so will warren's momentum last? her opponents are piling on the pressure, accusing her of dancing around how she's going to pay for medicare for all, and they say they want to know if she's going to raise tax on the middle class. will she be able to continue to blow off that question and stay in the lead until the iowa caucuses in february? joining me now to discuss, wpa intelligence ceo chris wilson is back. i think that she is by far the most fascinating story of 2020. and this democratic field, because everyone else has fizzled, and she's the only person who's been able to sustain her momentum. other candidates they spike and then they drop almost as quickly. yo

liz warren, that will haunt her for the next year.o, eric holderid who said something that caught my attention because he didn't sound like a lot of the democrats are running around washington. listen to this. >> democrats have to understand we have to have borders. >> what you think about the proposal that many embrace to decriminalized border crossing and turn it intoa a civil offense? >> i don't think that's right. it's been about 100 years now. >> eric holder, at this. >> , democrats running for president or making eric holder look like he's chanting build the wall. >> kudos to eric. a day late and a dollar short. the americanhe people see the democrats as a party that want open borders and advocate for illegal aliens instead of americans. they want to lose because of them. eric holder is trying to teach them, it's not going to work. we already see that democrat party for who they are. they advocate and work for illegal aliens at the borders. >> a second member of the obama administration to come up and say we need strong borders.

i mean, liz warren that's going to haunt her for -- the next year pocahontas okay. we also have eric holder who said something to catch my attention because he didn't sound like democrats running around washington. listen to this. we have to have borders that mean something. what about had the proposal that many of the candidates embrace to border crossing turn it into a civil offense. >> i don't think that's right, i mean, the law that is on books has been there for about 100 years or so and certainly take a tool that they may not want to use. eric holder, at this point, the democrats running for president are making erichold per look like he's chanting build the wall build the wall. this is crazy now how far the left has gone. >> kudos to ericholder right but it is a day late and a dare short because the american people are already see the democrat party as the party of socialism. the party that won't open border, and the party that advocates for illegal aliens and instead of americans the democrats are going to lose because of them. eric holder can try to teach t

democratic party almost like they want to rerun this whole we need a centrist to be trump like liz warren who in october of 2017 along with cory booker and 3 other democrats voted to give trump an extra 80000000000 dollars for his war budget that he didn't even ask for i mean i can't sit here and listen to this or her she wants to green up the military that's her solution to climate change i flag the people in the middle east are going to rest easy knowing they're going to get bombed by rockets powered by bio diesel. they've got to let me go to alex to finish out the panel here but alex that he can't can the democrats because i'm not going to budge from my introduction i mean it is the hatred of this president that the democrats are running on that's what they're really running on here i don't think the american public to actually understand what there is being said about health care except for it will be free but of course it will never be free if we how much everyone wants to pay for it they never square the circle there but you know alex you're the conservative on the program on the pa

with just three days until the next debate, liz warren is surging in the polls. you go, girl. but she may have made a very costly mistake, and that could mean the election according to a new cbs news tracking poll. voters in 18 early voting states, warren now leads the crowded field with 26%. that's one point higher than sleepy joe. yes, in this poll he has fallen to second place. bernie's in third, camilla, she's done, fourth place, 8%. not good. liz warren has seen herself rise in recent weeks. she continues to roll out the policy ideas. real busy body there, just waving at everyone. i've got white papers! she's also raking in the fundraising money, but she may have made one colossal error. nbc news saying warren has been quietly consulting with, what happened? hillary clinton. yeah, getting advice on how to win the white house for the candidate who's blown it worse than anybody else ever. and why on earth would she want hillary's help unless she wants pointers on how to bleach an e-mail server or how to gracefully fall down a flight or stairs or how to fill a basket of depl

liz warren has seen herself rise in recent weeks. she continues to roll out the policy ideas.

with just three days until the next debate, liz warren is surging in the polls. you go, girl.n the election according to a new cbs news tracking poll. voters in 18 early voting states, warren now leads the crowded field with 26%. that's one point higher than sleepy joe. yes, in this poll he has fallen to second place. bernie's in third, camilla, she's done, fourth place, 8%. not good. liz warren has seen herself rise in recent weeks. she continues to roll out the policy ideas. real

of course, you heard one from liz warren. now he has one. to take away some of the wealth of america's billionaires, really cutting it in half. janney chief investment strategist says bigger government could create bigger problems for investors. mark, just the fact that his tweet, bernie's tweet where he announces this, begins with the sentence "there should be no billionaires" like there's some government right to stop the amount of money that you make. >> well, exactly. obviously, that kind of reaction that we're kind of getting a sense from from the marketplace with regard to the perspective implementation of such a tax is unfriendly. investors are going to wonder not so much whether this is the last of what is already a progressive tax system kind of amplifying or escalating the taxes applied to the wealthy, but who's next. of course, from an industry sector perspective, the fact that it's helping to seed medicare for all is going to weigh on the health care sector already under pressure with regard to the policy risks associated with he

liz warren only plus six. that is 8-point difference.gainst president trump. what do you make of that? >> i think that is joe biden's greatest strength in this race. there seems to be divide between democratic primary voters who want the candidate knows likely to beat president trump and the candidate they like the best. increasingly democrats are saying look it is most important we pick the most electable candidate. joe biden is the most electable candidate. i will say joe biden is the first choice as democratic nominee. he will have my vote. connell: want to talk about bernie sanders a little bit. he hung in there, very well in this poll, surprisingly so, compared to other polls in recent weeks. we received word from the campaign. they reached a million donors. they claim they're the first campaign to get there. a few month ago people wrote off elizabeth warren on democratic side. she is not going anywhere. i wonder whether the campaign of bernie sanders has been written off too quickly, saying warren is on rise? how do you see the giv

it is almost fast liz warren is the real e beneficiary and ironically, it will be donald trump, because warren is a far list formidable candidate. where do we go beyond that. michael flynn's business partners case was thrown out which the judge of all people and we have criminal referrals that start to change into deems. someone will have to shake the democrats and say you're helping donald trump and you've taken whitney houston of your pry mother opponents to him and disgracing yourself. >> right to that point, this was today, okay. everyone will recognize them, this is one of obama's top, top, top aides, david alexrod saying this. >> you could end up, in fact, invigorating the president's chances. you could end up losing american democrats in the highways if people react poorly to this and you could end up with a president re-elected. it's quite possible we will remember this day as the moment when president trump secured his re-election because it is that politically dicey. >> congressman scalise, a couple people around the edge seat danger for democrats. the country doesn't want imp

democratic party almost like they want to rerun this all we need a centrist to be trumped like liz warren who in october of 2017 along with cory booker and 3 other democrats voted to give trump an extra $80000000000.00 for his war budget that he didn't even ask for i mean i can't sit here and listen to his or her she wants to green up the military that's.

liz warren dancing, beto talking, another joe biden gaffe?es, i web rede i was president and my room maid barack took a spaceship sat six flags. arhe's like a 10-year-old tellig you one of his dreams. what could have influenced our outlook? >> the president is a foreign agent suddenly feels very possible. >> do you still believe the president could be a russian asset. >> i think it's possible. >> he's saying this is a day that will live in infamy. >> they say it will be remembered the day the presidency as a symbol of america's protection died. greg: for three years you had a media claiming our election system was corrupted by the russians who excluded with trump. but it was all b.s. it left us questioning if any election results you like might be accepted again. not because the russians excluded. but you would think the media would have learned after all this. >> his name keeps turning you have again. a short man who goes by constantine. it's the key that would unlock that door. it seems like sit would have to be. greg: you would think they

liz: and they are working longer. >> those are two different ideas than elizabeth warren. liz: claudia, you can show that latino contributions to social security and medicare and to the economy actually matter, and of course houston being right in the thick of this discussion about immigration. >> the hispanics as a fact are not only part of the population, if you put the hispanic economy, it would be the seventh largest of the world. we're young, 29 years old on average. what hispanics really care about, and i just came back from dallas on monday. i hosted the hispanic leadership summit there. hispanic values are american values. what hispanics are going to be caring about are issues related to their future. number one, education, having access to training. hispanics are more scared of robots than migration and the border conversation is by far less important because they want to know am i trained enough? issue number two is financial empowerment, access to capital, financial literacy. and the third and most important issue that hispanics want to hear is that they are seen

liz: this is a wacky race. it's a split party. and hillary clinton reportedly advising warren behind the scenes. >> i don't know what advice she can give other than the problems of being a prominent woman in the democratic party. if you pull together the clips from the new hampshire town hall. it's a laundry list of things voters will reject. over and over again they are rushing each other toward the cliffs. the dnc is trying to pull it back. saying let's not do a full form on global warming. but it's out of their hand. >> joe biden's camp reportedly expecting to lose iowa. the biden camp is walking back criticism of hillary clinton -- this is joe biden talking about how hillary clinton handled the access hollywood tape in a 2016 debate. watch this. >> i said i respectfully say she stand there and say everybody knows who donald trump is. let me tell you what i will do for the country and not get into the debate. it just drags it down. liz: brian fallon is blasting bind. we are fighting yesterday's battles. doesn't the country want to move forward? >> i think biden would be exc

. >> that's a different issue, right now liz warren looks so good but in september till february thegoing the change, so much happens in that kind of thing, that's really the distant future in terms of markets. jillian: what does this mean for investors and also you say if the economy goes into a recession it won't be because of the impeachment process, explain that. >> essentially if the economy goes into a recession it'll be because of conditions in europe which are being blamed on brexit when they are really more fundamental and structural and not getting addressed, conditions in china because presidency not just because he won't make a deal with mr. trump but because he's using an outdated model of economic development that is slowing the economy on its own even before mr. trump came along and the fact that investors are just all kinds of nervous about this stuff and honestly the two major central banks, the european central bank and the fed are being run by am-- amateurs. rob: the chinese are probably enjoying this, they are hoping that trump doesn't get reelected for sure. >> a

why are top tier democrats gloming on to it so tightly like liz warren?afford "medicare for all." they are the ones need to be asked. they're tired of paying for all the expenses. the american public, we need accessible, affordable health care, not being run by government or government bureaucrats or politicians. we can't keep doing this to the american taxpayer. we can't afford to do it. we need accessible health care that is good quality. it needs to be run through free trade. that is what this country was built on, free trade. free trade, competition, give everybody the ability to get into the game to make it a better health care system. david: by free trade, trading insurance policies across straight lines, right? we're not talking about international free trade here? >> just any competition with health care, any competition with insurance. anything that we can do to make it affordable but also quality. you know, quality is so important in health care. there is a lot of people millions of people every day are turning to medicare. 160 million people ar

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david: i do know, david, liz warren is smart, and she may say, look, i want to shift to the center.the nominee. but she has put so many things out there that are far to the left. whether it's the green new deal or medicare for all. i don't see how she moves to the center if she becomes the nominee. >> i think i to some extent agree with you. bind may have to become the underdog to win. biden is more nationally close to where the electorate is. let me say something about elizabeth warren. there is a coalition down the line that maybe we can't see. this is a strange election against donald trump. all the rules go out the window. in terms of elizabeth warren, on the inequality issue. 40% of americans can't make it from paycheck to paycheck. if there is a president warren, on the issues most of important to wall street, tax reform, budget, healthcare, immigration, congress will in the middle of this and driving the agenda. david: if bind is out because of the ukrainian scandal catches up to him. do you think michael bloomberg may jump i to the race? >> that is fascinating. i wouldn't pu

david: people could if they were just as greedy as liz warren and bernie sanders say they are, they wouldn'tney with anybody. but there is something more important going on. when you have success, you feel you do owe something back to the society that you were able to benefit from, no? >> yeah. well, yes. i would point out one other thing. why should we deny the billionaire who started particularly started something from scratch. the opportunity to do what they were born to do and do exceedingly well in the world. it would be like telling le bron james sorry, you are too dominant, you can't play basketball anymore it's ridiculous. david: the alternative is you have give the money to the government, bureaucrats divide it up into hundreds of departments that push paper from one side of the desk to another. you are not getting work done. when these billionaires give their billions of dollars away they give to good works. >> they know how to invest and they have keen insight how to invest for even non-profit organizations. look at the good work bill gates is doing today. david: i was alive and i

the reality is, and liz warren and bernie sanders knows this, is our income tax system is already veryill a little bit above average. there really isn't a whole lot of room. they talk about taxing wealth. where is 90% of the wealth, 85% of the wealth, it's in retirement accounts. he wants to i'm po imp ofmpover' elderly. you basically have financial markets crash. these are promises that can't be kept. what's more, whats he's proposing on housing, some of it's unconstitution lal. unconsal. leases are -- unconge unconstit. the federal government has no jurisdiction with leases. he would basically have to establish a federal count to supervise that. carley: we'll let the voters decide on that one. it is very interesting. if i was a rich person in america and bernie sanders became president, i'd be leaving. peter, thank you so much. >> it's not just rich people. if you're a middle class person, he's after your retirement account. that's what he's after. it's the only place to find the money is basically by bilking people's wealth. carley: a fired up peter on a monday morning. we always lo

>> liz warren is a really good friend.he's smart, she's funny, hard-working, harvard law professor. this is a really bright lady. i don't agree with all her political positions, but i tell you what, as a quality human being, you won't find a better woman than she is. >> jimmy: is she too smart to be the president of the united states? >> depends on who you're comparing her to. >> jimmy: dr. phil, everybody. season 18 of dr. phil premieres monday. we'll be back with method man. ♪ (shrieking) okay, okay, okay take a deep breath. you're safe here. (breathing heavily) ♪ ♪ is that the only peanut butter that you have? what? the peanut butter! is that the only kind of peanut butter you have? yeah. i can't. hey, where are you going? ♪ ♪ jif peanut butter. it's that jif'ing good, you'd brave the apocalypse for it. jif peanut butter. (laughing) when you're over overpaying. get it on ebay. hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing)

you would think with liz warren, she would do anything to potentially not enrich hedge funds.at these companies should have strong affordable housing mandates, be helping lower income borrowers get homes. the current mnuchin treasury department, they are not opposed to that, but they are not as vocal in pushing that as a motive. canherman nguyen and the get these out of federal controlled by the election, i think it is pretty unlikely. i think mnuchin would tell you himself it is pretty unlikely. there is so much that has to happen besides allowing them to build up their capital buffers to get to that point. vonnie: i spoke with the fhfa director earlier this month and asked him about when fannie and freddie would need to raise private capital. let's have a listen to his answer. >> the first thing i think we need to do is start to retake capital, and we will have to have a number of months of retaining earnings to show the track record and that cushion before they can go to market. again, emphasizing process driven and calendar driven, the earliest you could see going to marke

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check out what liz warren said when she asked about it. >> in a warren administration would your viceable to serve on a foreign company? >> no. >> why not? >> i don't know. i have to go back and look at the details. [laughter] >> jesse: this old nugget from the "new york times" getting a lot of attention. biden got angry with the obama campaign research team back in 2008 when they dug up dirt on hunter telling them, quote: keep my family out of this all right. dana, a lot of experience in government. do you think it's normal for the children of high ranking officials to then be getting, you know, big-time salaries from overseas companies while their parents are doing deals overseas? >> dana: i don't think it's explicitly illegal. i think it might show some really bad judgment. and i think that you have to wonder okay, so why was somebody without experience in energy be approached by the ukrainians and get $50,000 a month as a retain retainer. for elizabeth warren this is like a kill two birds with one stone kind of thing. she can wail away at trump and draw blood from biden without ha

the focus is on trump the past couple days but could it boomerang on biden and help liz warren even morehan what iowa poll showed? >> it wounds biden. we'll see how much the media really pursues this but the rumors are rife there is little fire behind the smoke and will try to focus it on trump but this focuses elizabeth warren has to be taken seriously. bernie sanders has not caught fire. senator marries has not distinguished herself. she has hurt herself. so far biden has done very well in the latino community and the african-american community. that is why he still has formidable lead in overall polls. iowa can go one way, south carolina, even california can go another way. california has an early primary this time. david: it is hard for business folks, even democrat business folks to take some of elizabeth warren's economic policies seriously but they will have to if she could be the nominee. that is total restructuring, she would like a total restructuring of capitalist system with a corporate restructure, right? >> when someone like her with a background she says she is capitalist,

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if you were given giving advice to joe biden, bernie sanders u liz warren, kamala harris on what theyd to do to increase their support or maintain their support, depending on which of the four i named, with black voters, what would you advise they do? >> i would advise them to remember that black voters are not a monolith. what these candidates have to remember is while these numbers are moving in very similar generally directions, there are a lot of different agendas at play in this election for black voters. and the successful candidate will be the one who understand that, and the one who is willing the demonstrate that they understand that. it goes beyond just membership and organizations and willingness to put themselves out there. it's really being on the campaign trail and working for this black vote. >> well, i couldn't agree with you more. i think, chris, one of the things we don't talk often about with president obama is he really did work from the ground up the black community. >> that's exactly right. just to follow up on your previous question, i want to hear more from the

new york post," everyone is freaking out on wall street about the thought of having a president liz warrenan henninger, a frequent guest on this show, quote, a normal candidate might defeat trump, beyond jo biden there is no plan b. what do you say to people, who say, biden is quote a centrist, but if you want to get swing voters that decide the election in key states, what if he is not the nominee? is there a plan b? >> well, don't take my word for it. look at polling. look at what voters are saying already. what voters are saying already, top few candidates in a head-to-head would beat donald trump. i would look at actual data behind that, that says you know, i think a lot of people are sick of donald trump. they're sick that he hasn't done anything. they're sick he continues to tweet. he is not providing for them. and you know, just this recent, a few weekends ago there was a shooting here in texas. he was on the golf course. we had a hurricane about to hit. he was on the golf course. people are realizing this guy isn't for me. they thought he would shake things up, he didn't shake thin

things where if the redskins would not, i will buy him a cheese steak and say something nice about liz warrenot, i get crab cakes and you have to say something nice about donald trump. >> dagen: that has never happen. i think the eagles are favorites. do you get points? jesse this is straight up. >> juan: you know the president is going to re-clip it and reach weighted retweeted. >> jesse: the saturday night i'm defending my title for the news quiz. we have eric trump and a big shoot-out with anthony scaramucci. >> juan: brian, we've got to go. >> brian: i've got money of time. i want you to meet single camp in the best cat you've ever seen. on a roller coaster i thought he i thought this was fake, he did this at a amusement park and he's on the shambala roller coaster. somebody loses an iphone. he grabs it out of the sky. this guy is an elite athlete. he's a fist baller, he made that catch, that was caught on tape. the best thing i've ever seen. >> dagen: police officers call up for a call, cat burglar, someone broken into a house. it was a cat. he was microchip. he was turned over to animal

. >> biggest risk you have if it's liz warren is you have to debate policy, and i don't think that heave been in the same room, at least not him reading it. >> she's excellent at explaining her positions. and attracting people. when i talk about the electability question, i want to make sure i'm clear about what i mean by 2016. people thought trump was not electable, right? that's what i mean specifically. >> now that he's in and people know that not only is he electable, but he's in, will that help turnout against him? because a lot of people said they didn't vote because they didn't believe he could win anyway. >> right. exactly. that's exactly right. i think the issue that democrats are going to face, and i'm glad i'm given this opportunity to raise this, because it's really important, is voter suppression. there are laws right now, a law right now in the state of tennessee that one of my clients was able to get a preliminary injunction against the implementation of that voter suppression law that was going to take effect on october 1st. a new sweeping package of voter suppression

to whether or not the whistle-blowerin some sort of td search they found supported joe biden or liz warren, i do not have the name of the 2020 candidate. we are going to learn tomorrow and we are learning tonight for the first time here on hannityo that the whistle-blower who has been held up as a truth teller, who is just sort of down the middle and just trying to lay out the facts as they see them about president trump actually, as the inspector general did an investigation here to get at the root of whether or not any of the allegations against the president are true, found some sort of political bias. i don't know if they found emails.if there was an intervieh the whistleblower. but the senior official is telling me that the inspector general found political bias in favor of a rival candidate of presidnet trump.i can guarantee you, basen what h i'm hearing tonight from this official, that we are going to be hearing a lot more about this tomorrow. this official is familiar with the transcript of that call also told meth that there is no smokg gun in this transcript, that it's nowhere ne

i think liz warren for the fifth time says i will not admit that i'm going to raise taxes on the middleersal healthcare. she gets away with it. >> emily: interestingly i thought she did it more artfully than some of the other can who dodged questions and it was pretty blaring. if i can speak to that moment for a second here. the julian struck me as someone who shows up prepared for a fight. he came with so much energy and he wanted it to be combative and then everyone else had their typical response to it and that he wanted it to be the this gladiator staged for tv moment and that speaks to the live audience quality but everyone else was seeing it as big picture. i feel like i'm an outlier in this. i have to say i have no idea how biden has gotten the approval he got from last night. i found him appalling. and, yet, some of the mainstream media coverage of him called him decent up from disaster last time and reassuring. i found his response to the questions of systemic racism as i said literally appalling. to me it showed that he was disqualifying, that he will not be able to take on tr

i thought liz warren and pete buttigieg did the best job of that last night. >> congressman, do republicans on some level need to start getting focused on climate change? "the washington post" has a piece out talking about the growing number of republicans in florida. a massively important state when it comes to the 2020 election who are growing more and more concerned about climate change because of the natural disasters they are facing. >> the answer is yes. i think coastal republicans are kind of on the front line of being more proactive in the climate space as well as i think more moderate republicans. i would like to add to what vaughn said a little while ago. i do think that most voters look at the climate challenge through the lens of whether it floods in their neighborhood or whether it's rising sea levels or whether it's forest fires out west. the more we can localize what the impact and cost is the better. i think the challenge for democrats last night and i watched many of them, isn't so much the cheeseburger straw stuff. i think that falls by the wayside. but natural gas is extr