the total opposite of bernie was marianne williamson.yeah, she came in with her trademark tranquilly and peaceful vibes and when it came to issues of race, she got the crowd on her side. >> we have communities, particularly communities of color and disadvantaged communities all over this country who are suffering from environmental injustice. i assure you i live in northpoint. what happened in clint would not have happened in grove point. this is part of the dark underbelly of american society. if the democrats don't start saying it why would those people they're there for it. if those people won't vote for us donald trump will win. >> trevor: wow, marianne williamson, a powerful moment in the debate. i didn't know it was possible for a white woman to get that much attention from black people without calling the cops. amazing. he was fired, you see that? it was an amazing night and for many people she was the winner of the debate. she came out, said what she wanted to say, she didn't waste time. all in all, i don't think this was the mos

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okay, so again, marianne williamson is up first. in the next hour we expect to see bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, the two candidates who will be center stage tonight. they will be joined by several others. we've got williamson, tim ryan, amy klobuchar, pete buttigieg, beto o'rourke, john hickenlooper, john delaney and steve bullock. brianna, that is the lineup for debate night one here in these presidential democratic debates from detroit. back to you. >> we are looking forward to that, ana. thank you so much for that lovely tour. we're tracking a number of key matchups in this first of two debates tonight. arlette saenz is there. take us through some of the candidates who may be going one-on-one tonight. >> reporter: ten candidates are getting ready to battle it off and there will be major face-offs not just based on personality but also on policy. that starts off with elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. this will be the first time those two candidates are sharing debate stage. they are in sync with each other ideologically a

i appreciated that marianne williamson was making a little more sense this evening. >> marianne williamsone, yeah. like i know she was oprah's like spiritual adviser, and i really appreciate just really a candidate talking about dark forces at work. i was like, whoa, like she actually said that in the debate. >> we have communities, particularly communities -- >> reporter: now in addition to looking forward to tonight's second round of debates, there's something else that everyone i spoke to at this pub is looking forward to -- fewer candidates. they think that they will start to be called out in the months ahead. they think it's a great process. they think it's going to make a stronger nominee. they think it's all fair. but they want fewer candidates. they want longer explanations, and they want more deeper discussion essentially in the months ahead. john? >> it's coming. that is coming. that is what is next, miguel. miguel marquez in detroit. i think it's so interesting, such an important reminder. this is a primary. this is a primary debate, and you've got to appeal to democratic voters

>> i would say on the marianne williamson thing, we are a wealthy country if we can consider donatingst to mess with the democrats. the economy is in good shape. i hear what lindsey graham is saying. i wondering if we are in the early stages of a very long, drawn-out, painful, slow realization for the former vice-president that the party is not going to get behind him to take on donald trump and win. i do being -- he did not just have a rough debate. he has a tough time adjusting to the new campaign style. politics has changed -- you think about how obama was. the social media president at that time. figuring out the new technology and drove forward. then you had president trump and the republicans are catching up on small donors. he is running a campaign from 2 cycles ago. because the democrats are very inclusive with 20 candidates, by the time you get to september there are only 5 people who are already qualified for that debate. >> jesse, you showed me another poll. the first poll i talked to dana about, but you have a cnn poll. in it biden is 22% and down 10 points and harris is u

i give marianne williamson a thumb's up last night for her delivery.in as a bernie or warren partisan, you felt great last night. there was something for everybody. but the divide was obvious. john delaney, i wondered whether he would be given a shot last night to show his chops and to try to present this dichotomy. he certainly was given ample opportunity. whether he gets to come back, i'm not sure. i wished bullock had gotten into this thing sooner. i thought the governor offered a lot. >> but you did give him an arrow up. a thumbs up for introducing himself and for making his case. >> absolutely i did. >> and so where does that leave us for tonight? so what are you going to see -- what is your prediction that you're going to tweet out for what you're going to see tonight? >> it's going to take until i'm sitting there feeling the vibe. if i can say this, it's an endurance test. listen. i sat with the audience just a couple of rows from the stage. the audience had to be seated by 6:30 eastern time. the debate begins at 8:00. and so i recognize that an

marianne williamson's race reparations answer was strong.t of her answers were all over the place. i know you say it's because she didn't get a lot of time. but you can't ask about national security and she was on education and welfare. >> she's not going to win. >> i understand that. i want her to be over mindfulness and wellness. >> she also needs the credibility for being more than just this light and fluffy person. >> that's right. that's right. >> i want to go back to beto real quick. beto cake out talking about voting rights but also the issue of reparations. he went in the weeds but people need to know what the weeds look like. the bottom line is what he is supporting with sheila jackson lee is a bill that calls for commission to study reparations. >> and proposals. they added that this year. this used to be conyers' bill every congress. >> it does not offer direct payment or even block payments. so you have to be mindful and listen with a critical year to what's going on. because this is about a proposal to study in a commission. it'

later, we'll be joined live by marianne williamson the most googled person on stage last night. and new s why mitch mcconnell is outraged over the attacks like moscow mitch. we begin tonight with ten more democratic candidates taking this debate stage. and tonight's debate has several famous names including kamala harris and joe biden some arguing he has to bounce back from the rough night he had at the first debate. >> there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools. she was bussed to school every day. and that little girl was me. >> that's a miscarrieization of my position across the board. i agree that everybody -- my time's up. i'm sorry. >> everyone knows debates are a type of performance. that meets expectation dozen matter. biden now previewing a strategy saying he won't be "as polite" tonight. he's personally assuring donors things are still on track. these debates are about reaching donors for lesser known candidates. this is the main way people are meeting them. 11 million people watch the debate on tv or online la

that same marianne williamson joins me outfront now. thank you for being here. >> thank you so much for having me. >> do you know why you weren't part of this profile about this -- it's about the history being made, the historic number of women running. >> i know. i just saw it online like everybody else did. saw a lot of people tweeting about it. and, no -- nobody talked to me. >> no one reached out to you no one gave you an answer. no one reached out and there was a scheduleding conflict and you couldn't be part. >> no, no, no although when we asked about it we were told the decision was to make it only about the elected officials. and that i do challenge. because. >> let me -- i want to hear this because this is exactly what "vogue" said when cnn asked about it. they said we're not discrediting marianne williamson and all she pleshd for the photo voepg wanted to highlight the five female lawmakers collecting a collect of amount of experience to this race. does that make sense to you. >> no, absolutely does not. because the framers of

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you know, honestly, if i'm looking at this, i'm thinking, marianne williamson?going to be so happy on that first night because he is really -- i mean, she would be -- she's so progressive and different. she's the one who stands out. plus, you know, she has the opportunity to come across as a little more presidential than some people online have been viewing her as. >> well, if all on tuesday, let say that elizabeth warren ends up on tuesday. you know, these are all large number are moderates who are going to make the case that only a moderate can beat donald trump. you're not where -- the liberals are not where the party is. and elizabeth warren has an opportunity, i think, to say, i can beat him and you want to attack me? come at me and i will tell you how my policies are good for the american people. so if she is on that stage with them, she can really differentiate. >> or if she's on the stage with the former vice president. if you get this -- >> well, there you go. >> if you get this, warren and biden, because she is ascending right now. she is the candidate

amy: that was democratic candidate marianne williamson.l-sayed, this is a story you know very well. combining these issues from race to health care to the poisoning of an american city, flint. dr. el-sayed: there is no way to talk about health care in america without appreciating the subtext of the question of who gets to have it and why. in this country we have policy that is unfortunately said to us that we are going to allow the patterning of access to resource by race and also by socioeconomic position in accordance to where you sit with a particular framing of history of racism in our country. i served the city of detroit as health commissioner, and i had to rebuild a health department that had been shut down because policies took away the rights of governance for people in detroit just like happened in flint. i used to do a l lot of work in the zip code that you talked about at the top of the hour because that was the space where environmental racism what is at -- racism was at its worst. you had the combination of the pollution put

>> marianne williamson, apparently. >> yada-yada-yada. obviously.nts like this. >> if you think any of this wo in, kiness is going to deal with this dark psychic force of this collectivized hatred the president is bringing, then i'm afraid the democrats are going to see very dark days. >> that phrase by williamson, dark psychic force, catching the eye of a lot of people. it was trending on social media. joining us now, oliver darcy. so tell us how big a spike you saw for that. i guess i'm curious as well, does that often translate into political support following a debate like this? >> if we're talking about a candidate that generated a lot of online buzz last night, the clear winner is marianne williamson. despite being one of the candidates who received the least amount of speaking time, we tallied it up and outside hickenlooper, i believe she was the person that received the least amount of speaking time, she seemed to have generated the most online buzz. google released search results and said she was the most searched candidate during the debat

>>> marianne williamson's answer on race and reparations. with so many older candidates in the race, is age the issue? you'll be hearing the view from the youngest candidate. kamala harris and joe biden's arrivals to the debate hall. we'll see them live. this is cnn's special coverage. so bob, what do you take for back pain? before i take anything, i apply topical pain relievers first. salonpas lidocaine patch blocks pain receptors for effective, non-addictive relief. salonpas lidocaine. patch, roll-on or cream. hisamitsu. >>> we are just hours away from night two of the democratic debates here on cnn. we have dnc chair and former labor secretary tom perez joining us. secretary, thank you so much. we were looking there at some live pictures inside the debate hall. we are actually expecting some of these candidates to be doing their walk-throughs here. we'll be going back to take their look. >> sure. >> as they do walk through live. i wanted to let our viewers now. thank you for joining us. you are watching this so intensely. the candidates t

so even marianne williamson, a lot of morals, there was some political calculation in there. >> do you think that moment caused a lot. >> i think she was the most googled candidate during the debate. >> that could be a bad thing -- >> why are they looking her up. >> the dark psychic moment that was highly googled. are they googling her for the right reasons? they think she's going to be the nominee? >> exactly. >> it remains to be seen. >> what else from last night that people should be talking about? >> the absence of joe biden's name. >> not mentioned once. >> now, they sort of -- elizabeth warren and bernie sanders used the lesser known candidates as his avatar. criticizing the lack of imagination and a lack of big ideas is what one of them said it it's hard to remember who said what in terms of sanders and warren. they were this two pronged attack of this left wing agenda, particularly on medicare for all, climate change, immigration, you really saw that -- them pushing that agenda, and contrasting it, we really did see a contrast between the two major branches of the democratic pa

i think marianne williamson is a name people are popping up for good, better, worse. i don't think she's going to win a primary. but she did add something and gave what i believe to be the most comprehensive, robust answer on the issue of race. that's only two. i know ryan, i know hick. i can't remember who else was on stage last night. >> there's all you need to know. >> they didn't necessarily have stand-out moments. i guess to angela's point, we had a few who were missing. >> jen, another big question going into last night was would bernie sanders, would elizabeth warren clash? would they take an opportunity to really draw contrast between themselves? that did not happen. i want to know from your perspective, do you think that was smart or a missed opportunity? >> it was great for elizabeth warren because going into that debate last night, she was on the rise. now, you can argue some of it was bernie's support. some of it was support of others, if you look at her coalition. however, she's presenting herself as a better version of bernie sanders. and she did some pr

. >>> and marianne williamson shows how different she is. while other candidates study the polls. >> did this night go the way you hoped it would? >> i don't know yet. i'll tell you when, you know -- later when i see the memes. >> back to that a bit later. we begin the fight for the democratic party and how last night's feisty fight will spill over into round two. center stage tonight with a ton to prove. one glaring biden challenge after last night shows he has a plan and debate style to answer the passion and conviction of the party's two leading liberals, the go big progressive wing of the party is elated after watching senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders fend off the biden-like moderates last night. warren and sanders, medicare for all plan, a green new deal, free college tuition, health care for the undocumented, decriminalizing border crossing. too expensive, the moderates argue. too risky against trump, they added. >> when we win run on real solutions things that are workable not fairy tale economics. >> this is a wish list e

and then when wednesday rolls around -- my time's up [ cheers and applause then -- there was marianne williamsonose up out of a lake under a full moon to be at the debate. [ laughter ] williamson has been referred to as oprah's spiritual adviser and when she was asked what nation she would repair america's relationship with, her answer was a little strange >> well, one of my first phone calls would be to call the european leaders and say we're back >> seth: all right that's -- even if you're a friend you don't want to hear that. it's like when your in-laws come in town and stay at your place, that's the first thing they say when they walk through the door. we're back [ light laughter ] and we will be moving some furniture around williamson didn't get a lot of time tonight, and she's probably not gonna be in the race for very long. but we will always have her closing statement from tonight which was less of a statement and more of a reading from a one person show titled "when you harness love, love will win. >> i have an idea about donald trump donald trump is not going to be beaten just by insid

marianne williamson was the most searched person last night. be the nominee but she brought something compelling. i think kamala harris benefited not just from attacking joe biden, which was interesting, but because she connected it to his bio and her story and pulled people's heartstrings and that is a good lesson and cory booker and kirsten gillibrand and others that want to have a moment. >> and you're the only one here who has done this. >> 30 times. >> presidential debate. >> so give it to us. >> jen, the only thing i would add to that is i would say everything you said is correct. it has to connect personally. it has to be authentic. last night i thought buttigieg did a great job in some of the language that he used and but it just seemed a little hollow to me. whereas williamson, it seemed really sincere. it came from the heart. as opposed to sort of a structured attempt to connect. >> let's play it. here is -- just so you understand, marianne williamson is a very polished communicator. i've said it many times and say it again, i like he

we're talking about marianne williamson.ot a lot of air time. >> i'm trying to think if john delaney didn't get a lot of air time but we think he did. i guess because he was a sparring partner with elizabeth warren. i think the governor of montana had a good night. and this is somebody who got a lot of impressive things done with a very republican state. and in terms of whatever he's trying to achieve on that stage, some folks want to set themselves up to a good alternative to biden, if biden has another bad night. >> go ahead. >> i was going to say, i'm not sure bernie sanders had a great night. just because of the way things have been trending. he's been trending a bit down as warren has trended a bit up. i don't think i did anything to sort of turn around those trend lines. >> the thing she was trying to do that was interesting, the first debate, she's the best in the world of connecting people's lives and policy. she's the best at that. she didn't really do that so much this time. it's like she was trying to get the mora

then marianne went full williamson.if you think any of this wonkiness is going to deal with this dark psychic force of the collectivized hatred that this president is bringing up in this country, then i'm afraid that the democrats are going to see hime very dark days. yes! dark psychic force. there she goes, tossing her base some of that red unicorn meat. and the only way to defeat it is to help harry potter locate the nine horchux. and then! and then, then cnn asked the all-white group of candidacy how they deal with racism. >> governor hickenlooper, why are you the best nominee to heal the racial divide in america? please respond. >> stephen: "look, i know the feeling of being put down because of something i can't control. alrough no fault of my own, my name rhymes with lickenhooper. i know abuse. you should see how police treat me when they read my driver's license." senator warren talked about her plan to negotiate her trade deals. >> we're going to negotiate our deals with unions at the table, tth small businesses

. >> reporter: outsider marianne williamson also issuing a warning to the candidates. >> going to deal with the dark psychosic force then i'm afraid the democrats are going to see some very dark days. >>> now, tonight we'll have ten more candidates duking it out on this stage. front-runner joe biden will be front and center. he'll be surrounded on either side cory booker and kamala harris. he's likely to be a huge target for both of those candidates as well as sbh others on the stage. the vice president has said he's going to be more aggressive fighting back so we'll be watching to see how he defends himself but if he'll be able to make a persuasive afirming for his candidacy. >> athena jones right there on the stage, thanks very much. >> great reporting, athena, thank you. we have a great team in detroit to break it all down. all right, guys and gals. i think this moment between elizabeth warren and john delaney summed up the moment. let's play it. >> i don't understand why anybody goes to all the trouble of running for president of the united states just to talk about what we really

the onlyirk saying winner was marianne williamson adding "you go, girl." profile in the washington post about one of the exchanges that took place last night on the topic of reparations saying she was asked about her support, arguedhe discussed and the government should pay $500 millionshe was asked what made r qualified to make those types of decisions. [video clip] init is not $500 billion financial assistance, it is payment of a debt that is owed. that is what reparations is. commissioned another to look at evidence. i appreciate what congressman omar had said. i appreciate what congressman omar had said. it is time to realize that this country will not heal -- a country is a collection of people. people heal when there is truth telling. we need to recognize that when it comes to the economic gap between blacks and whites in america, the comes from a great injustice that has never been dealt with. that great injustice has had to do with the fact that there were 250 years of slavery followed by another 100 years of domestic terrorism. say makes me qualif

greg: like a soothing dove she brings a message of love you know marianne williamson. o wants to be trump in 2020. >> you know it this week a politico piece including keeping fringe candidates like marianne off the stage. this shows marianne williamson is ahead of cory booker in new hampshire. [applause] so maybe that harnessing love tap worked working better than identity politics and here is what we told dave rubin about that. >> me talk about the same thing. talking to the american all of us. >> oh my god she is making sense. turning to our political correspondent what do you think? is she really the only interesting voice on that side are just falling in love and i don't know it quick. >> she is. she had a tweet this is a problem in the country is that we are not emotionally connected with the declaration of independence. and what could that possibly mean? does she want us to rub crystals on it? i don't think the national archives lets you do that. that i want you to go up to and talk about your childhood or whatever. but i think she is wonderful. or how many push-u

. >> marianne williamson may be a long shot to make to the next debate, but there's no doubt she has america's attention. she's a political novice and author with an unconventional perspective. and she stood out on stage as she was flanked by career politicians. she had a frank response to a question about reparations for slavery. listen to this. >> about $500 billion in financial assistance, it's $500 billion, $200 to $500 billion payment of debt that is owed. that is what reparations is. we need some deep truth telling. we need to recognize that when it comes to the economic gap between blacks and whites in america, it does come from a great injustice that has never been dealt with. >> as for what her party must do to defeat president trump, she said this -- >> this is part of the dark underbelly of american society. [ cheers ] the racism, the bigotry, and the entire conversation that we're having rear tonight. if you think any of this wonkiness is going to deal with this dark psychic force of the collective hatred that the president is bringing up in this country, i'm afraid that

joining me now, spiritual athorough and 2020 democratic candidate marianne williamson. always great to see you. >> thank you so much. i know you're taking the stage on night one. you'll have some new opponents. any particular strategy that you have as you go into tuesday night? >> no. i just want to be myself. i feel last time i stand by my substance but i think i was a little out of my center. i want to be myself and say what i believe. >> i'm sure you'll do that. people picked up on you. you were the most googled candidate on night two of that first series of debates. have you seen the level of interest. have you seen more intrigue into your and your candidacy hit the campaign trail? >> absolutely. when i appear in places in the various primary states, the crowds are getting bigger. people, there's so much dog and pony show. then there's the real experience of being with voters. that's what democracy is. people are ready, open, available to deep conversations. that's what we're having on this campaign. my campaign is about a deeper relationship to peace. we're having

the last thing was marianne williamson. in miami, she had very little time on the stage -- talking time -- and yet we saw her numbers bump up in new hampshire, in particular. today, tonight, she had a lot more time, marianne williamson did. she is now the number one searched candidate from this debate one google, and she is trending on twitter. i would not be surprised to see marianne williamson, the author, who talks about love and fighting the dark forces, get a bump tonight in the polls, perhaps enough to get her to the third debate. >> shannon: yeah, i think you aree right, i wouldn't be surprised either. sheee garnered some of the most reaction on the ground tonight in detroit, and that came often when she was calling out everybody else on the stage. she is one of the nonpoliticians, really the only one in this whole thing right now, and she has been calling out ---- them out for the donations, the money they have taken, the hypocrisy they have about these things. i've got to tell you, the audience in detroit seem to l

obviously you had the new age talk of marianne williamson.e of the left-wing social gospel that mayor pete was trying to mouth. what's really disturbing about thell modern democratic party laura, and why i can't believe these democratic presidential candidates don't see this storm cloud on the horizon, this past week the senate confirmed brian buescher to be a district court judge and every single democratic senator voted against him and kamala harris and others, members of the senate judiciary committee on the democratic side essentially said in so many words that he was disqualified because he was a faithful roman catholic who was a member of the knights of columbus and not a single democratic presidential candidatelu has condemned the anticatholic bigotry. six decades ago john f. kennedy said and i quote "i do not believe that i lost my chance to be president of the united states on the day i was baptized." today in the modern democratic party, your disqualified from being a federal judge if you're a faithful christian. >> laura: they have

marianne williamson was very anti-plan. >> she didn't want a plan.w this week >> seth: yeah. marianne was the one where you thought, like, oh, she might not make it to the fall. [ lauger ] the window for marianne williamson impressions might be closing fast. >> mhmm. she was a shining comet. >> seth: just a little taste >> yeah, she was, like, she was -- i'll just do a quick -- i was practicihi while we were watc [ cheers and applause i've heard a lot of plans tonight, and if we think plans are going to beat donald trump we've got another thing comingo my plan is tther all the sage in america and burn it. my plan is to harness the energy babies. to finally put a man on the moon and i said to the president of new zealand, i said, girl, you are so on. and i would say to donald trump, boyfriend, you chill thank you. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> seth: we got a little taste mmm. >> seth: what a star she is a star. it was wonderful to have her there. >> beautiful flower. film that you're in,antastic "yesterday." >> oh my gosh. >> seth: and it's a

the last thing is marianne williamson. in miami, she had very little time on the stage, talking time. yet we saw her numbers bump up in new hampshire in particular. tonight she had a lot more time, marianne williamson did, she's now the number one searched candidate from this debate on google. she is trending on twitter. i would not be surprised to see marianne williamson, the author, who talks about love and fighting the dark forces, get a bump tonight in the polls perhaps enough to get her to the third debate. >> shannon: yeah, i think you're right. it wouldn't be sprees either. she garnered it seemed some of the most reaction tonight. that came off and when she was calling anybody else out. she is one of the nonpoliticians, the only one in the whole thing right now. she has been calling them out for the money they've taken, the hypocrisy about these things. i have to tell you the audience here in detroit really seemed to love her tonight. >> they really did very last thing, shannon. i think these candidates all got the

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. >> last night, first of all, just shout out to marianne williamson. she probably had some of the strongest breakout moments when making the distinction in detroit between gross point and flint, michigan. very powerful. and she had the most authoritative discussion that we've seen from any candidate through all of this. she's not a real contender but i thought her performance last night was remarkable. tonight i'm looking forward to see how joe biden reacts to what felipe said but the last week has been consumed between senator booker and him going toe to toe, throwing blows there. i hope joe biden doesn't do too much to overcompensate. i also hope cory does something behind come first behind senator biden. >>> coming up, the curious silence of donald trump. white candidates faced off last night, his normally busy twitter feed was unexpectedly quiet. could it be because they largely avoided taking the bait on the racial firestorm he ignited earlier this week? >>> plus, how mayor pete buttigieg drew a line in the sand last night. as we head to break, he

. >> greg: i'm going to put on my marianne williamson chert.o jesse's point, there is weird how righteous violence is romanticized, i would say in academia. the sla -- charles manson was romanticized. the boston bomber on the front cover of rolling stone. we don't romanticize our crazy. >> dagen: there is the justification of violence over and over again in this crazy political age by the left wing nuts. what bothers me is it's the same thing that rape victims have heard for decades and decades, that you brought it on yourself. you asked for it. we need to fight back and so we will attack you. i just want to know what is acceptable to the left? is it tire irons? punching someone in the face? concussions? is it rape or murder? with this antifa guy, 24 hours, seven days a week news cycle of sneering, snorting, and screaming to the high heavens about how conservatives called it about how this is the fault of the fox news channel. we all know that's exactly where it would go. >> capri: violence is unacceptable no matter who does it. end of story. >

2% threshold to get in, which there are some stories about republicans trying to donate to marianne williamson to make sure she gets in the second debate. i think she might struggle to reach the polling threshold to get there. i think the field will shake up a little bit. i believe steve bullock is going to qualify for the second debate. i think we will still see a crowd of folks and, hopefully, two more interesting nights. >> nathan gonzales is our guest. we are talking 2020 politics. we welcome your comments. (202) 748-8000 for democrats. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. (202) 748-8002 independents and others. set for us again, in terms of b 20 presidential debate, what do democrats have to do to overcome president trump and 2020, whoever the candidate might be? >> i think from a big picture perspective we always get into this debate about is at the base or the middle. i think a winning party in this country is -- you need both. the democratic base is going to be united and excited behind defeating president trump for a second term and then i think it's about voters in the middle. voters that

. >> at some point i promise we'll get to marianne williamson, but i have to sneak in a break here.hanie cutter, thank you, great to see you virtually. and michael and donna, you guys stick around. >>> up ahead it's a big night for all of the candidates on stage, but it is a huge night for joe biden. but first from marianne williamson that has a lot of people talking. >> this is the part of the dark underbelly of american society. the entire conversation that we're having here tonight, if you think any of this wonkiness is going to deal with this dark psychic force of the collect vized hatred, then i'm afraid that the democrats are going to see some very dark days. you need for your home at a great price, the way it works best for you, i'll take that. wait honey, no. when you want it. you get a delivery experience you can always count on. you get your perfect find at a price to match, on your own schedule. you get fast and free shipping on the things that make your home feel like you. that's what you get when you've got wayfair. so shop now! is here. five days. five deals. for fifte

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i want to get reaction now from one of biden's 2020 rivals, bestselling author and activist marianne williamson, marianne, thanks for being here. what do you say to biden not wanting to talk about parts of his record? >> i don't want to talk about anybody's past. i want to talk about the future of our country, where we need to be as a people, where public policy needs to be. the politics of bringing down one candidate, is not of great interest to me. >> you just qualified for the second democratic debate later this month, congratulations. you got a lot of buzz, you were the most-searched candidate on google. but so far that hasn't necessarily translated into support in the polls. ide why do you think that is? >> the fact that it hasn't translated into support in the polls you're looking at doesn't mean it's not translating into support in every -- every meeting that i'm having, every house party, every place i go in iowa, every place i go in new hampshire where i see crowds, where i'm getting standing ovations. i think it's translating into a lot of support. it's what's happening on the ground

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>>> plus round two of the m deic presidential debates. 2020 candidate marianne williamson will take the stage on night one. she says she wants to heal the soul of america, and she'll join us live to talk about her strategy to stay in the race. >>> but first he's walked back the walk back. now president trump is stripling, no, qua drupeling down on his attacks on four ethnic minority congresswomen insisting without evidence that they're not capable of loving our country. will they take the bait? sarah westwood is traveling with the president in new jersey this weekend. sarah, the president's latest tweets says he doesn't believe these four congresswomen are, quote, capable of loving our country. he says they should apologize to america and israel and he claims they are destroying the democratic party. today he is getting back up now from other members of his administration, right? >> reporter: that's right, ana. two top members of his administration one of them steven miller, a very influential senior advisor where immigration is the top item in his portfolio. and the other one, vice pre

susan: who is in for keeping marianne williamson? women son to donate monty to keep it going. she is the best show coming to democratic debates. >> only person for mayor raeanne williams son is marianne williamson at this point. susan: i find her captivating. ford, an 2001, thank you. connell: battleground states still concerned over the trade war. could it impact the race in terms of the president's re-election? we have a different take on that ahead for you. also take another look at new orleans with tropical storm barry ready for landfall along the coast. officials say it is dangerous. especially since the water levels are so high to begin with. life-threatening storm surge possible as this storm, maybe by tonight could turn into a hurricane. we'll be back. ♪ hey! i'm bill slowsky jr., i live on my own now! i've got xfinity, because i like to live life in the fast lane. unlike my parents. you rambling about xfinity again? you're so cute when you get excited... anyways... i've got their app right here, i can troubleshoot. i can sche

even for all the talk about john delaney yesterday, 10 minutes and 24 seconds of talk time, marianne williamsonlso getting a lot of talk time as far as not only responses but in her actual debate talk time, the story also breaks down how many times each of the candidates mentioned donald trump. elizabeth warren leading, steve bullock with nine and pete buttigieg with nine as well. followed by bernie sanders with eight dimensions. you go to politico, they have a story on some of the items of data. offermber 35 is what they and that's how many times the candidates tried to interrupt each other and with that, despite warnings their time would be reduced, elizabeth warren accounted for many of the interruptions with numerous introductions -- interjections of i would like to respond. twitter had the amount of people who followed the candidates after last night's debate, topping that list was marianne williamson with 8005 twitter followers. warren following up with an additional 5700. that followed by mayor pete 4553. bernie sanders rounding out that list with 2321 followers. nightone moment from las

marianne williamson has printed this out for her debate watch party and so again she is far from thent runner. she will be on one of the ends of the stage. >> dana: she is clever. she has a good spot. we love having you on the show. thank you. see you tomorrow. as we mentioned bernie sanders and elizabeth warren will take center stage tonight. the center of gravity keeps shifting laughed, joining me now the ceo of squared communications and former chief of staff and match left, chairman, everyone is looking tanned and rested after this last couple of weekends of sunshine but now we will have to get back to debating. can i read to you from rahm emanuel, the former mayor of chicago, he says this, these events are about delivering a message that will position your candidate and see in the general election, remind people that our country has always won when we have invested in america. we should make clear we are in a global contest and we should make sure to win. what you think of that message? >> i think it's a very solid message. if the democrats lose, we fall in line in the fall and

ing griff, anybody talking about marianne williamson there?otic -- >> oh, thank you. >> reporter: they're talking about marianne williamson, one of the 20 candidates. what do you think of her? >> you know, it's interesting that she decided to run for president, and i'm really wondering why. >> reporter: well, that's a good point. now, you are -- sometimes you go republican, sometimes you go democrat. where are you right now? >> right now i'm leaning democratic. >> reporter: and when you saw the debate, medicare for all was a big part, what were your thoughts? what did you think of them? >> i think probably this party, the democratic party, is more likely to come up with a workable system as opposed to republicans. but i think it's going to take a lot of ideas and a lot of people to really come up with something that's going to work for everybody. >> reporter: quickly, tina, is it bernie sanders' medicare for all, elizabeth warren sort of shift, or do you think it'll be manager more centrist? >> i think more season tryst because in the -- centr

marianne williamson, tim ryan, senator amy klobuchar, john hickenlooper, john delaney and governor steves closest among them. she's met the polling requirements but needs more donors to get across the threshold. so the struggling candidates will be especially eager to make a mark, even though the democratic party chairman expects things will stay civil. >> i think tonight people are going to see, again, that we have a deep bench. if people are looking for chair throwing and name calling, you better turn the channel to jerry springer or something else because you're not going to see it here. >> maybe thought chair throwing or name calling, but if you're one of those candidates who some will say, oh, i didn't make the debates, i'm going to stay in the race. it's hard to raise money and climb in the polls if you can't get the national exposure of the debates. what do you do? >> you need a breakout moment, a viral moment. that's what a lot of these candidates have been practicing in their debate prep, how to land those lines in a way where they sound natural. the best example of this obvious