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surely you know that. >> of course i know that, medhi. i have the same respect for you that you have for me. thank you for prefacing with that. but i couldn't disagree more about how you're framing this. you and i don't deal with all the questions michael bloomberg deals with because you and i haven't founded global philanthropy, you and i weren't mayor of new york for three terms, didn't found a company that employs 20,000 people. of course, a lot more stuff will go at mike bloomberg as comes at us. i am profoundly comfortable backing michael bloomberg at this moment because there's nobody else running who is going to be able to beat donald trump this year -- >> that's not true, tim. they're all beating him by bigger margins than michael bloomberg is. look at the latest polls -- >> michael bloomberg has just started hitting the polls. you know he's outpolling everyone else. >> that's not true. >> that is true. the polls support that. >> let me finish what i was saying, which is this idea that you and i are flawed, but we're not as bad as

right now i'm joined by a former senator, and an msnbc political analyst, and medhi hasan, columnisti want to start with you, senator, first. can you explain just as somebody who's been in political races yourselves, what is the relative value of money itself versus something like the horrible debate performance that bloomberg had? does the money wind up overwhelming how poorly he did? >> well, he has to do better because people are going to judge you on your debate performance to some degree but also by the message that you put out there with paid media and free media. but i think what michael bloomberg did, and it was really interesting is he really woke up elizabeth warren, and he woke up joe biden who was very nervous. and i think the two of them really had better performances than they have in a long time. >> well, but let's talk about elizabeth warren for just a second though because i feel like moments can sometimes make your future in the sense that if you go back and look at amy klobuchar's moment she had new hampshire, it wound up boosting her probably higher than she'd be