it's time for "marianne williamson or dumbledore." [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ marianne williamson or dumbledorey: all right, so here's how this works i'm going to read you guys a a real quote and you have to tell me if it's from a -- the quote is from the 2020 democratic candidate, marianne williamson. or a quote from hogwarts headmaster albus dumbledore. you pick the real one, you get a chocolate frog you get it wrong, you'll get a a bag of dirt-flavored bertie botts jelly beans [ light laughter ] all right, raise your hand if you want to play the game. [ cheers ] it's fun there you go thanks you can hold this. what's your name where are you from >> my name is caris. i live in new jersey right now >> jimmy: cool well, welcome. here's your quote right here it says, "until we have seen someone's darkness, we don't really know who they are." is that a quote from marianne williamson or dumbledore >> dumbledore. [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: ah, sorry. >> oh, man >> jimmy: that is marianne williamson. [ sad trombone ] [ laughter ] here is your bag of dirt-flavored jelly beans. enjoy. [ applause ] what's you

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please welcome marianne williamson!ers and applause ) ♪ welcome to the show. >> thank you so much for having me on. >> trevor: it is an absolute pleasure having you on, especially considering your journey in this race. when your name was first announced, it was oprah's spiritual advisor, and i remember being like, i'm sorry, what? ( laughter ) and then when the debates came around, you were standing on the stage, and you are a spiritual person, you are somebody who speaks, you know, in larger ideas than just what is happening. it seemed like you were out of your depth. after the second debate, though, you were the most googled name in i think 49 states and all of a sudden people went from marianne williamson the joke to, huh, maybe she says a few things we like, maybe she's got a plan. why do you think you're connecting with so many people who first thought that you were a joke. >> first of all, even if you look at the first debate, the substance of my words were as serious as any substance on that debate stage. it was

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♪ ♪ marianne williamson ♪ talkin' about marianne she knows oprah! have your loving" tune) ♪ baby, he knows obama got to have barack obama ♪ has joe mentioned he knows obama? ♪ yes, he's really tight with obama ♪ ( sung to "heard it through the grapevine" tune) ♪ i bet you're wondering if we knew ♪ michael bennett was running too ♪ with some other guy named jay inslee ♪ also, who's john delaney? it was a surprise to our eyes to our eyes ♪ just who the hell are all these guys? are these guys? ♪ today, i saw them for the first time ♪ >> and of course, this moving tribute to the host of the debates, cnn. ( sung to "abc" tune) ♪ cnn will these debates ever end? ♪ your coverage i can't commend cnn please stop interrupting them ♪ >> announcer: it's "the late show," live! with stephen colbert. tonight, deja-bait. plus, stephen welcomes: rahm emanuel. and michael ian black. featuring live jon batiste and stay human! and now, live from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: whoo! welcome back! come

presidential candidate, marianne williamson.eaturing the 8g band with nate smith ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheering ] that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news according to a new poll, former vice president joe biden still leads the democratic primary race, despite the best efforts of this man. [ laughter ] "the new york times" is reporting the former vice president joe biden is trying to reduce his number of gaffes by using a teleprompter for speeches unfortunately, he's already been caught on camera massaging it. [ light laughter ] the trump administration has announced starting in october, immigrants applying for a green card will be subject to a wealth test it will look something like this [ audience ohs ] according to fact checkers, president trump has called someone good looking or great looking in speeches or tweets 35 times since he took office, and still, no one's said it back [

marianne williamson is a spiritual geyser. she's not a doctor, but she's out there on national television talking about these things on twitter, on social media. and so it's so important that we actually get to the facts here and not just her views and her feelings about medicine and things that have actual life or death consequences. >> joe, donald trump wasn't an expert in public health or mental health or health care policy and what he did and in part what allowed him to win is that he sort of appealed to people's feelings. and their gut, you know, that's what he speaks to. and so does she. she does that too. and a lot of people respond to that. you know, when she talks about the crisis of the soul and how people are being treated for their sadness. she's not talking about how antidepressants also save lives. but that's -- her appeal is similar in the way that donald trump's was. >> yeah. and listen, talking about spirituality and the crisis of the soul i think does have an appeal to people. but i think she and anderson did

thanks for being here. >> thanks, martha. >> martha: marianne williamson, marianne, thank you.reat to have you with us. we started off the program tonight showing the presidents visit to el paso and to dayton. do you think that it was the right thing for him to go to those places as president? >> well, of course. i think it would have been wrong of him not to go. absolutely. >> martha: representative escobar came out. said people don't want him here. as president, if he didn't go, the criticism would be that if he didn't go. >> i didn't know that the mirrors had actually asked him not to go. so that is relevant. i guess they had had a good conversation on the phone when all of that happened. when you look at some of the other candidates who are running for the democratic nomination along with you, they were very outspoken today. certainly, one of the major themes was that they believe that the president is fanning the flames of white supremacy. we know that in dayton, that killer supported another candidate, democratic candidate. they are drying a link between the president and

is marianne williamson jazz?some more >> you can't fight dog whistles, you have to override them. and the only way you can override them is with new voices voices of energy that only come from the fact that america has been willing to live up to our own mistakes, atone for our n mistakes, make amends for our own mistakes, love each other, love our democracy, love future generations. >> seth: okay. i'm going to put this album away [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause but there were a couple of things that were a little odd how this debate was conducted. for one thing, they kept on giving so much time to john delaney, a guy who's polling at less than one percent. >> congressman delaney congressman delaney. congressman delaney. congressman delaney, your response >> congressman delaney, i'll start with you >> congressman delaney, your response congressman delaney. congressman delaney, i'm coming to you now >> seth: why do they keep asking him to chime in? he's polling within the margin of error he's not going to win. [

now, author marianne williamson. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, thank you. thank you. ms. williamson: thank you. this is an extraordinary experience, and i am aware, particularly as a woman, that we can't do this everywhere. i am aware that if i said the fraction of things that i sometimes say and critique our governmental policy that there are countries where i might be taken off to prison, even tortured. so i am not only very aware of right we have to say what we think, but at this point in our history, we need to remember that we have a profound responsibility to say what we think. i am running for president because i think some things need to be said, and the things that i think needs to be said are what everybody i know is paying. i believe our politics itself is not a conduit for the energies that we need to be expressing in order to move to the next phase of our history. our politics is stuck somewhere in the 20th century. our hearts are in the 21st century, but our politics needs to become more aligned with where we are as people. i don't see a problem with the amer

campaign stop in san francisco. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox 2 starts now. >>> cell help author marianne williamsonoutside her campaign to san francisco's mission district. hello again everyone. >> williamson may not qualify for the next debate in september but she says she remains determined to dramatically change american politics. >> reporter: you wouldn't think that she is a longshot based on all the chairs she got here at manny's. a lot of people tell she really from the heart. and she is drumming up support from sbut they like her message manny's was packed with people, sponso

this is bloomberg. ♪ spoke to presidential candidate marianne williamson yesterday and here is what she to say about the economy. ms. williamson: i think we have to look at why we are in the straits we are in. we need to not always be reactive. we need to look at the whole picture and talk about why we are in this economic chaos. we are in this chaos because we have a lack of stability in the way we see the economy, in the way we hold it in general. i believe we need a fundamental pattern disruption in will -- and where we see money, what we think money is and where it comes from. this president has had a chaotic economic policy. tariffs and the way he has applied them have helped created. investors and citizens want to know that the ship is fairly stable and we can exist within that. i feel our economic policy needs to shift strongly towards education, towards the young. i believe money comes from the productivity and the creativity of the american people, not from job creators who trickle down because the stockholders get more money and they create jobs. that is not my view of money o

( cheers and applause ) and when it came to closing statements, marianne williamson had the plan to healg to harness love for political purposes. >> stephen: and anyone curious what she means by harnessing love, do not google love harness, it's something totally different. please, please do not. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) and kamala harris summed it all up with her closing statement >> thank you all. i just want to leave you with a couple of things. >> stephen: joe biden's balls. ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight. chris christie is here! but when we come back, a late show exclusive, the candidate the democrats left out of this debate! ( cheers and ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: give it up for jon batiste and "stay human"! special guests tonight, the dap kings! in a moment we'll have a republican analysis of what happened. governor chris christie is going to be here in a moment. talking about from the opposition's point of view of what they thought happened at tonight's debate. looking forward to that. >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: first, fo

the top google searches during the debate were marianne williamson, bernie sanders, and porn.ot in that order. [ laughter ] marianne williamson to me seems like what happens you when you stay after yoga classes and ask your teacher if she has any tips and you walk out with two tinctures and eucalyptus oil. there are a lot of tweets, people even i know saying he sounds like me. of course when i saw it my first thought was who is john delaney? and then i figured that out. then i actually think he does kind of sound like me, but my wife doesn't and the kids don't. but i'll let you decide. close your eyes and open your ears and decide whether or not this guy sounds like me. >> so listen, this is what i don't understand. president trump wants to build physical walls and beats up on immigrants. >> jimmy: he looks like me, but he doesn't sound like -- what do you think? >> guillermo: i don't think so. >> jimmy: you don't think he sounds like me? >> guillermo: no, no. >> jimmy: can you imagine if he became president? >> guillermo: oh, my god. >> jimmy: i could prank call every major l

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it was a spiritual guru, marianne williamson. williamson was the most searched person after the debate. it doesn't make sense if you are one of those linear types, but at least she must be motivated by some desire to take care of her fellow americans. she joins us tonight. who is this marianne williamson? who is this person? >> i did a lot of research. she has been known as oprah's spiritual advisor. she has also advised the clintons. steven tyler has credited her with helping him gets dominic get sober. she has made "the new york times" best selling lists seven times. she says that it is not a religion, but a system of psychotherapy. this is not her first run eithe either. she ran for california's 33rd congressional district and lost. just a little information. >> tucker: that's a lot. >> it's a lot to take in, tucker. it's a lot to take in. >> tucker: does she have a condensed dominic conventional program? not that i'm a against her. >> she believes in reparations. she also wants i divert meant of peace i want you to listen to

marianne williamson.'s not pretending to be anybody. she's the real deal. she's fighting a psychological battle, which makes are different than all those others. >> dana: the interesting thing that you just said is that the backfire in and exposes their on the health care piece with kamala harris, it's like, wait, what are you really for? and how can you say you are going to do these things without messing anything else up? when you are talking about health care to a senior citizen, they love their medicare and they don't believe that their medicare will remain the same if you provide medicare for all. they note that that isn't possible. beto has this problem of not looking authentic, like a gimmick. let's put aside what happened in el paso. but, the stuff that he did, like at the dentist. and then you have warren. her left-wing agenda is pretty much done on arrival of middle america. it is targeting, zeroing in on their biggest vulnerability. we want what can they do? it seems like they can't figure it o

they welcome presidential candidate marianne williamson like a rockstar. >> there's no place i'd rather be than oakland. i feel understood here. >> reporter: being understood is something williamson has struggled with on a national stage. >> this dark psychic force of the collectivized hatred that this president is bringing up in this country. >> reporter: but at the last presidential debate she seemed to find her voice with the proposed policy on reparations for descendents of slaves. >> it's $500 billion, $200-$500 billion' payment of a debt that is owed. that is what reparations is. >> reporter: tonight and oakland county talked ca ra tind hersel a disruptor. it for the people >> reporter: her fans, many of whom who know her from her best selling books and new age philosophies, says williamson is bringing a brand of change needed in washington. >> i feel like she's up leveling the whole conversation about -- around leadership, and certainly around politics and our political leadership. i think when people listen intently, i think when people listen to the facts, what it is that she i

. >> marianne williamson!ne williamson won't make the debate either. >> i talked to her today about it. i think she has a strategy. breaking news later. she has a plan! >> maybe the october debates. >> any thoughts about her deciding to drop out? >> it's a realistic viewpoint. didn't caught on and never had a message that resonate. i think it's better for her and new york for her. >> no, he talking about gillibrand. >> people in new york were saying, excuse me. you know you don't become president. focus on being here at home. >> trimming the fat is good. others should take note. and the cnn climate change thing. >> is that a comment about her weight? >> how dare you. >> [laughing]. >> it's okay. >> [laughing]. >> you have to learn how to deal with it. >> you invented a word. >> the new dana. >> [laughing]. >> an amazing package on homelessness. we will continue to cover that here. gillibrand the senator from new york is no longer a part of the 2020 democratic race. now there are 20 more to go. pete davidson un

but for some, author, activist and washington outsider marianne williamson is bringing a breath of fresh air to the 2020 democratic primary. >> the political establishment is 1 million times for the people to step in.>> williamson talked for 45 minutes about her vision for the nation, creating what she calls a moral economy with compassionate capitalism, also healing the nation's racial wounds with reparations for blacks and native americans perspective can have the future you want if you are not willing to clean up the past. we have to deal with this in terms of race and native american justice. >> another priority, investing in a country where we withhold education from a child simply because we base our educational funding on property taxes. how immoral is that? >> and williamson says that the u.s. should have a department of peace instead of spending so much on weapons of war. >> i love her message, i love what she represents. a department of peace, how many people talk about that? it's fantastic. >> others say williamson cut their attention in the last debate and has inspired them t

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marianne williamson identified the problem with our health care system, phrasing. >> we need to realize a sickness care, rather than a health care system. >> stephen: (as williamson) "we have a department of housing, but not a department of home. ( laughter ) we have a secretary of education, instead of a secretary of educating. we have a defense department instead of a dream catcher i bought in sedona." ( laughter ) catch the missiles coming in, it will catch them. ( piano riff ) ( laughter ) and, mayor pete took issue with the repetition in how we discuss gun control. >> this is the exact same conversation we've been having since-- since i was in high school. >> stephen: "and that was almost three weeks ago. this is ridiculous! this is ridiculous." ( laughter ) >> jon: he's a young cat, man. i feel what he's saying. >> stephen: mayor pete showed his faith in the system. >> this is a country that once changed its constitution so you couldn't drink, and changed it back because we changed our minds about that. >> thank you. >> stephen: and to that, let me just say, "god bless the united

welcome back everyone, listen to what marianne williamson had to say about healthcare last week. have a sickness care rather than a healthcare system. we need to be the party talking about why so many of our policies are leading to people getting sick to begin with. >> i really agree with that. guess who's back, it's musical chairs tonight. i thought that made a lot of sense. >> who would've thought that the greatest moment of clarity and sanity in the democratic debate would be brought to us by over spiritual advisor marianne williamson but she sounds a lot like republicans before we got power, before we took over the house of representatives, we talked on the campaign trail about the need to have a healthcare system that actually triggered before people got sick, to focus on wellness, to focus on ensuring we had a healthy population. then we got power, then we went and solicited millions of dollars from health insurance companies and all of a sudden. [inaudible] i was just gonna say, look, the truth is that about half of healthcare and medical problems are due to lifestyle deci

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and tonight's marianne williamson, was colorado senator michael bennet. >> this is the fourth debate that we have had and the second time that we have been debating what people did 50 years ago with busing, when our schools are as segregated today as they were 50 years ago. (applause) >> i believe you can draw a straight line from slavery through jim crow, through the banking and the red lining to the mass incarceration that we were talking about on this stage a few minutes ago am but you know what other line i can draw, 88 percent of the people in our prisons dropped out of high school. let's fix our school system and maybe we can fix/ prison pipeline that we have. >> trevor: okay? (laughter) say you what want about him but mr. macky is right. instead of spending half of the he can bait talking about laws written 50 years ago t would have been nice to hear more about how the democratic candidates plan to fix america's problems today. and i will be honest with you, it was really weird that the democrats allowed themselves to get side tracked by side beefs when they all also acknowled

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marianne williamson, she'd need three in the next 24 hours. well, guess what we know, though?e know are coming out tomorrow. the quinnipiac poll, 8:00 a.m. eight hours from now, about 8:19 from now, the quinnipiac poll is coming out. the dnc counts that poll. if tom steyer is at 2% in that poll, tom steyer is in the debate. if tulsi gabbard's in that poll, she's one poll away from making it. she could get her fourth poll in the "usa today"/suffolk poll coming out tomorrow. tom steyer, two shots. if in either one of these polls he can hit 2%, he can join the candidates on the debate stage. tulsi gabbard would need 2% in both polls. marianne williamson, there really isn't a scenario for her unless there are more polls coming out tomorrow. realistically speaking the drama is around tom steyer, maybe tulsi gabbard too. it's a question, are you going to have a one-stage debate for the first time? or are we going to have another one of those multi-night affairs? we will know 24 hours from now. >>> raise you're hand if you're being outspent in the 2020 presidential election. ankl're

. >> and marianne williamson. i'm serious. dark second horse. >> yes, true. maybe not for the presidency, but for some other things. maybe she'll be the chaplain. i don't know. but i think the difference between the more progressive faction is saying something is fundamentally broken and something always has been fundamentally broken, which then gives donald trump and his administration talking points to say you don't love america. >> i want to back up on that. it's not an accident that the centrist, moderate, whatever you want to call them wing of this party is mainly white males. >> right. >> that's not an accident. and it's exactly as dr. greer says. it's because their lies from their perspective have just been inconvenience have, been disquieted by donald trump. but the kind of psychic threat to use marianne williamson that trump possesses to black and brown communities is a whole different kind of problem. >> okay, but to push back on that for a second, and i think that one of the most interesting things about biden's announcement was how much he focused

marianne williamson.woo marianne williamson. >> i finally knew david would come totime dk sid de andidn't realize marianne williamson would be the catalyst to bring him. judy, i wod say the debates contributed to the destruction of overconfidence on the part of democrats in 2020. they were sobering, they were unsettling. they tok -- since franklin roosevelt was elected some 76 years ago or more -- >> i didn't cover that one. . ithere's been one democrat who won a popular majority of the vote and two ccessive presidential elections, 50 plus one. his name is barack obma. and, you know, he sees these candidates, especially those on the liberal side, distancingm themselves fama and highlighting obama's imperfections. obama was not perct, he wasa public, not a perfect servant. he achieved great things for the democrats in terms of democratic objectives and the democraticon vi you know, the idea that, david's right, they're running against donald trump. i think part of the problem that joe biden ha is that joe

that was marianne williamson. self help author who knows she has a good shot at white house, she was most googled candidate after her rousing performance last night, should we take her more seriously. >> we should take every candidate seriously. kennedy: every sperm is sacred ♪ >> it would not have happened in fairfax county, or in baltimore. kennedy: you are right. nope. >> not in northern suburbs 46 of chicago only when there are poor people and people of color, she is right. kennedy: we have to break those cycles. it is systemic, abuse. and with her on that i agree, i like that she sounded more liberty minded when she talked about destroying the collective. she is not talking about collective that the writer and pseudofilpseudophilosopher rail. >> i will say this about william son, she is authentic, as crazy as she sounds, it is a total clown show on that stage, at least she is authentic, i think that is what happened donald trum-- helpeddonald trump win, e williamson doing the same thing, i think he has a chan

withg up, we will talk marianne williamson. has announced she has made the funding threshold to meet the next debate. .hat's coming up next this is bloomberg. ♪ from the couldn't be prouders to the wait did we just win-ners. everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile let's you design your own data. now you can share it between lines. mix with unlimited, and switch it up at anytime so you only pay for what you need. it's a different kind of wireless network designed to save you money. save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $250 back when you pre-order a new samsung note. click, call or visit a store today. >> i'm mark crumpton with first word news. president trump backed tighter background checks for gun purchases but he wants to be careful by closing loopholes doesn't clear the way for more gun control. as it was leaving the white house for events in kentucky, he told reporters i have an appetite for background checks we are going to be doing background checks. the president continued quoti

. >> and democratic presidential candidate marianne williamson campaigning in the bay area. what she told supporters in san francisco about her plans for washington. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >>> and good morning to you. welcome to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. pam cook is off today. >> and i'm dave clark. more hot weather in the bay area. rosemary orozco in for steve has all the details. >> another hot one but not as hot. temperatures are headed in the right direction. we'll continue to cool down as we get into the weekend. it's a mild start for most. and today is a spare the air day. santa rosa 59 degrees. low 60s to start your morning in san francisco and oakland. 66 in livermore. and san jose, 70 degrees. a little bit earlier, it was 72. temperatures are falling off just a little bit. around the bay, slightly cooler. half moon bay is warmer. and fairfield, noticeable. 7degrees warmer to start your day. the on shore breeze to fairfield is 12 miles per hour. we expect that it will turn on and continue to increase as we get into the afternoon. so

the top were marianne williamson, bernie sanders and porn. not in that order.he reminds me of what happens to when you stay after yoga classes and ask your teacher if she has any tips and you walk out with too stones and a eucalyptus oil. there are a lot of tweets, people even i know saying he sounds like me. and when i saw that, my first response is, who is john delaney. i figured that out. he does kind of sound like me. but my wife doesn't and my kids don't, and i'll let you decide. close your eyes and open your ears and decide whether or not this guy sounds like me. >> so listen, this is what i don't understand. president trump wants to build physical walls and beats up on immigrants. >> jimmy: he looks like me, but he doesn't sound like, what do you think? >> i don't think so. >> jimmy: you don't think he sounds like me? >> no, no. >> jimmy: can you imagine if he becomes president? i could prank call every major leader in the world. and i would use that power. that is my promise to you, my fellow americans. [ applause ] while we're on the subject of prank c

. >> the answer is, marianne williamson. >> tucker: marianne williamson's cat passed away, is that correcthat's right. it did. >> i had a cat and the cat died. >> tucker: boy, is not grand. it's heard that her cat is sliding down a rainbow into a pool of jell-o in the heavens above. >> tucker: into a love pool. question two. which democratic candidate prepared for the debate this week by going for a run around the city of detroit?te went fora predebate run around to try question mike who looks like they would go for a run? >> i think it's robert francis. >> tucker: you think it'sbert f? beto? >> how are you doing? how are you feeling about the debate? >> i am feeling good. >> what do you doing to prepare? >> running. running and thinking through what i want to say tonight. >> tucker: he is running. >> i would've said that. he's began, he is healthy. >> tucker: that was nice. oh 1-1. okay, moving to question three now. last question on the democratic 2020 field. candidate julian castro has an identical brother and people often confuse the two. joachim came out with a solution, he recently c

tulsi gabbard, marianne williamson, andrew yang, people like that who has struggled.f name id, curious in the race, but not a lot of people want them to be president. campaigns and when people run out of money. will some kind to ride that through? >> i think some will. tom steyer is a hedge fund guy, in it for the long haul, india to make a point. he will stick in with it for a long time. marianne williamson suggested on bloomberg last week that she may not make the debate, and then she'll have to do some thinking. tulsi gabbard, i think she will have to really think about whether it is worth throwing good money after bad after this. shery: when it comes to money, president trump is raising more than any democrat at this point. how successful has he been in trying to frame the democratic candidates as radical and perhaps out of touch? a message that works with his base. it is not that convincing to people who lean democratic anyway. the base believes that all democrats are radical socialists. there is one candidate who acknowledges that he is a radical socialist, bern

it's because i was marianne williamson talker. >> tucker: marianne williamson.on or spiritual advisor. is he a crutch? speak of the 67 euros ritualist and author is doing things her own way. >> if you make me president, we will have the united states department of impeach. >> she'd established herself as one of the most quotable candidates. >> tucker: wow. good job. okay. 3-0. going into question four, this question is our daily double here this is worth two points. it's another multiple-choice. here it is. kroger, the supermarket, is now selling vegan eggs. they are completely plant-based. which vegetable are these vegan eggs made from? as it aa, pinto beans, become a kidney beans, see, among them beans? cheryl? >> see, mung beans. >> tucker: okay, and for the extra point, what's among being? but first, it shall correct, is it a mung bean? >> kroger is now selling vegan eggs. made from something i've never heard of and that would be mung beans. bottom line here, there is a plant-based food and its expanding rapidly. >> tucker: i've always loved stuart varney bu

>>democratic presidential candidate marianne williamson stopped by our studio to talk about what's happeningcampaign trail one of the topics of interest says what popped up to end her official portrait now you williamson spoke with kron four's catherine heenan about how it was chosen. >>i have a friend in los angeles named valerie van sobel who is this amazing. artists and it's extraordinary woman you should look or a and david down as a friend of hers and. you know there are a lot of pictures out there a lot of people some people say everybody has an opinion and i didn't go through this so much with like careers and author everybody has an opinion. so some people say what a beautiful. a point of that is some people say oh looks like you're in a spot. >>so we is that it's on some funds but it's not everywhere that you love that is just not the typical. i thought wow how cool month along that line, a static suggest that some of your staffers are wearing purple shirts some pay cabbages there significance to that no but then even on that some people say wage unused, thanks so much because that

plan for free and they could opt out if >> more now from the fair from author and activist, marianne williamson. the iowa caucuses are set for february 3ford, the first nomination process in the nation for the presidential primaries. this just over 20 minutes. >> our politics is stuck somewhere in the 20th century. our hearts are in the 21st century, but our politics need to become more alined with where we are as people. i don't see a problem with the american people. i think we are a good and decent people, i don't think we are any better than anybody in any other country, but we have a real problem on our hands, ladies and gentlemen, and that is that our politics is not currently aligned with our deep goodness. tax policies which make it easier for rich people to get rich and harder for everybody else to even make it, that is not aligned with our goodness. policies that stay in place so that millions of american children live in chronic trauma so that millions of american children go to school every day in classrooms that don't even have the adequate school spliles with which to teach a chil