if that's what you want to do, then michael bennet is your choice.got to go out there and get in front of as many people as they can and when he does, i think he can turn things around. i honestly do. i keep hearing that and people just like you say the same thing, well, yeah, he would be great, but how does he get there? the way he gets there is by being out there early every day and staying out late every day. and talking about how this country has to change from what we have right now. if he does that, who knows. >> well, let's -- >> i'm there for him. >> james, you know more than i know. i want to ask you this, you know how you get to be president. you have to have that fire in your belly that's unstoppable. bill clinton had it. i don't know if barack obama had it or not. barack obama. but he had -- clinton had it. that drive that makes you get up in the morning, go to bed at night, never stop about anything else, calculate, strategize, raise money until you're sick. shake hands until your hands are bleeding. that is the way to do it. to be a lit

michael bennet will surprise people, and it will take a big surprise for you to move up.e's cory booker dropping out today, and he's polling ahead of you in the polls. what does james carville know and what do you know that we can't see? >> well, i'm seeing real movement in new hampshire and some momentum in new hampshire. i think one of the things james carville saw was my going out doing 50 town halls after i had already done 33 town halls just trying to dig it out in new hampshire. i'm flattered that he would say i'm the opposite of donald trump. i see it that way myself. if we think we need somebody like trump to be trump, i'm obviously not the candidate. >> just a second. the democrats don't have a candidate who is like trump, do they? aren't you all opposite of trump? >> i think we certainly can't out-trump, i guess is the point i would make, and if we're looking at 3 million americans that are the opposite, i think i fit that bill. i'm proud to have james' endorsement. as you know, he led a campaign that actually knocked off the last sitting republican president, a

here with me now, senator michael bennet, who serves on the intelligence committee.nks for being with me. your thoughts on this report out of kenya, three americans killed in a terror attack. >> well, thank you for having me. my thoughts and prayers, like everybody else, goes out to the families of the people who were killed there, working in a dangerous part of a very dangerous world. the duty of the american chief is to keep americans safe. i think in the days ahead everyone will be monitoring this situation to make sure we have done everything we can do. >> do you see any correlation between what's happened on the kenyan coast and what's been threatened by iran in its quote, unquote, harsh retaliation from that u.s. drone strike? >> i think it would be much too early to speculate on that. and out of respect for the families of the people who have been killed, i certainly wouldn't want to speculate on that, without having been briefed in the intelligence committee. >> and speaking of briefing, what kind of information are you hoping to get now, so we can turn the c

. >> senator michael bennet met with reporters in bedford, new hampshire and talked about resident impeachment trial and u.s. foreign policy. >> how about this weather. january 4. did you have something to do with this? senator: i

eastern on c-span, senator michael bennet is in bedford, new hampshire. watch live on c-span and c-span 2, or c-span.org with the free radio app. >>> this morning president trump gave an update on iran's missile strikes on the air base in iraq. here's what he had to say. >>> as long as i'm president of the united states, iran will never be allowed to have a nuclear weapon. good morning, i'm pleased to inform you the american people should be extremely grateful and happy, no americans were harmed in last night's attack by the iranian regime. we suffered no casualties, all of our soldiers are safe, and only minimal damage was sustained at our military bases. our great american forces are prepared for anything. iran appears to be standing down, which is a good thing for all parties concerned and a very good thing for the world. no american or iraqi lives were lost because of the precautions taken, the disbursal of forces and an early warning system that worked very well. i salute the incredible skill and courage of america's men and women in uniform for far

joining us now is senator michael bennet of colorado who serves on the intelligence committee and alsofor president. senator, welcome back. >> thanks, victor, good to hear your voice. >> let's start here. the president said he believes that soleimani was targeting four embassies. were you told anything matching that specificity in the briefing that happened this week? >> i've been told nothing matching that specificity in the briefings, not remotely. i would have thought if that were the truth, we would have heard that in the very first briefing that we had. and not only did we not hear it then, we have to wait until the president goes on fox news three or four days later for his latest justification. so, i doubt very much there's any intelligence that supports what the president is now saying. but if there is, it's intelligence that only he has seen, and no one else in the federal government has seen. >> do you believe him? >> i don't believe him. >> so you believe the president is lying in his justification to support -- >> yeah. >> -- the strike? >> yeah, which is thought unusual fo

senator michael bennet, is in bedford, new hampshire. watch live, on c-span and "c-span2". on-demand at cspan.org. listen on the go with a free c-span radio app. c-span news washington internal live every day. with news and policy issues that impact you pretty coming up friday morning, john moran, former chief of staff and speaker nipsey pelosi, impeachment strategies. and then one of republican congressman, michael wallace talks about yesterday's houseboat on her more hours resolution to limit the trump administration from military actions against iran. watch c-span news washington journal. five and seven eastern friday morning. join the discussion. >> later today senate republicans held a news conference on the trade agreement between the u.s. mexico and canada and here is what they had to say. >> thank you all for coming. and before i say a few things for the finance committee, i'm going to introduce my colleagues and thank them for being here says they can come up immediately after each other that went out my introducing them. we have chairman for mart committee here pr

discussion about the bidens with the four peoples eyes whose eyes were idle elizabeth warren, michael bennet, ernie sands and amy klobuchar lanie ford. never seen them all so attentive as when the discussion was on joe biden. >> iowa caucuses, folks, iowa are this next monday evening. i'm really interested to see how this discussion today informs and influences the iowa caucus voters, the democratic caucus goers. will they be supporting vice president biden at this point? >> we are going to wrap it up. the last hour was the crux of the trial. so i would really suggest there were more people listening and paying attention in the last hour i think close the deal. so i would look at that and it was impressive. >> you call it fake news but -- >> i don't do that. >> by this administration has. >> that's okay. >> a number of reports in the defense today. do you think that's fair to call it -- >> all i can -- i don't use those terms or words, but the president can choose to continued use and if he wants to. all i can tell you is part of the trial that i think made the difference and you want to bid

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michael bennet has digital ads. he is basically running an entirely new hampshire centric campaign. host: he is not on the ballot in new hampshire but what happens in the granite state, michael bloomberg. somebody who has been following this process and talked about this in the past. what is his path, his trajectory, his strategy? guest: that no clear candidate no front runner comes out of the early voting states. momentums a lot of coming out of early voting states. that is one strategy. he jumps in on super tuesday with a huge amount of delegates in big states like california and texas. thought is if bernie sanders gains momentum in the early voting states, then there is a more moderate centrist democrat who will look to michael bloomberg. i just said last night believe out west, he mentioned the voting states, basically saying it was more about super tuesday. we are seeing his ads appear this week. the super tuesday states. ads daily. a political reporter joining us from new hampshire although it feels like florida on this sunday morning. thank you for being with us. back to your

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joining me, michael bennet.ppreciate you joining us and wish you a happy new year. >> happy new year, jim. thank you. >> let's begin with your democratic colleague's criticism there saying the president's policy in the middle east has made america weak in effect. no one fears us. no one listens to us. do you agree? >> yeah, i do agree. i'm sad to say it's true. i think donald trump has proven over and over again that he is the weakest foreign policy president of our lifetime or of my lifetime anyway. and we're seeing this play out in iran where basically, since day one, he's played into the hands of the hard-liners in iran. when he ripped away the iran deal without any replacement, stepped back from a negotiated agreement that our allies supported, the rest of he's been provocative and provocative, and the iranian regime is ever lent -- malevolent. why would we want to stoke the hardliners' position in iran? it's inexplicable except by the president's lack of co-herent strategy and i think innate weakness of for

sunday, iowa, warren, klobuchar, bennet. >> this morning michael bennet was on cnn and he was talkingo me while he was literally running to an elevator to get on a plane to get to new hampshire bau because he knows time is limited. it turns out we have tv cameras in the capitol. i was really struck yesterday -- i think it was yesterday -- when bernie sanders -- i don't think i had ever seen him on a stakeout camera ever, he made a beeline to that camera to talk to reporters. >> and there are breaks during the trial, so there will be opportunities for them to come out, and it won't meet during the morning, so they'll have the mornings. but it is interesting, normally the senators in the senate is an opportunity for grandstanding, and they could actually, in the normal senate session, make actual news. they will have to sit there quietly. >> i've covered campaigns that are crazy, i've covered impeachment before. never have you had a collision like this. martin luther king jr. day is on monday. first day of impeachment on tuesday, the iowa caulk on february 3, state of the union on febru

one of the senators balancing work in the senate and the presidential race is senator michael bennetence committee. sce senator, thank you for joining us. your colleague corey booker dropped out of the race and partly because of the impeachment trial, and you said that being pulled from new hampshire would be disruptive to your campaign and at what point would it be debilitating? >> well, we will have to see. i love corey booker and i remember the day he walked into the senate for the first time. i had known him when i was a school superintendent and he was a mayor and i was smiling ear to ear and that is how i felt when he got into the presidential race and i am sorry to hear him leave it, because his voice is an important one and we will have to see how the next couple of weeks go, because we have to walk and chew gum at the same time. i'm in the middle of a 50-town hall commitment that i intend to finish in new hampshire and fulfill the constitutional responsibilities that each of us have in washington as well. >> so the other reason that booker said that he is not running is beca

democratic senator and presidential candidate michael bennet might have something to say about that. he was asked if under biden should testify at the impeachment trial. watch. >> i don't think hunter biden can shed any light on whether or not president trump try to extort the president of ukraine. but many others can, there may be other witnesses republicans want that i would be interested in hearing from as well. >> harris: chris? >> chris: the overwhelming majority of senators, this includes republicans and democrats. they are not interested in this turning into a cataclysmic event, right? they are not interested in this becoming -- there are some democrats who had left for this to drag on for week after week after week. this includes a lot of difficult political votes, if this keeps democrats off the campaign trail, if this turns into sort of a festering wound, that is not good for anybody. so, yeah, republicans and democrats may disagree about how long they wanted to go and who they want in there, there is a broad consensus here, not necessarily unstated that they want to do thi

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joining udemocratic senator michael bennet. also a presidential candidate. so much for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i don't know if you heard our previous segment but jeffrey toobin laid out how this is the wild west. that really anything can happen next week. anything can happen for the next few weeks. there's very little -- there's not much in the playbook for how this is going to go. is there anxiety among your fellow democrats that this is unchartered territory and mitch mcconnell has a lot of power here? >> well, i don't think there's anxiety. i think there's a real desire to get to the bottom of what happened. and i believe that the pressure is building among the public for us to call witnesses and to have records because the public looks at this and says, you know, if you got people available that haven't been able to testify, we'd like to hear them because a fair trial requires that. >> but what about the scenario that jeffrey toobin also laid out which is it might not be that simple. that mitch mcconnell might be able to do something w

presidential candidate and senator from colorado, michael bennet. >>> coming up next, while secretary of state mike pompeo isn't testifying yet, he is at the top of democrats' witness wish list and a curse laden exchangepompeo had with the ukraine scandal. >>> you don't want to miss this. joy reid has one of the house prosecution team members, one of the house managers on her show today to respond to the arguments from the defense. congresswoman val demings "am joy" at at 10:00 a.m. eastern. needles. essential for the sea urchin, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections like tb; don't start xeljanz if you have an infection. taking a higher than recommended dose of xeljanz for ra can increase risk of death. serious, sometimes fatal infections, cancers including lymphoma, and

one of them is michael bennet and thank you for being with us. it's a big morning for you. >> thank you, hallie. >> in today's briefing, how are you hoping to resolve some of the things that you have heard about the administration's attack initially on soleimani and the iranian response? >> i think that the most important thing we need to establish is what the nature of the threat was that president trump was responding to or acting on when he killed soleimani. and they have claimed that it was imminent. if it was actually imminent i think this was a reckless act because what's happening here an attempt by the iranians to create leverage for themselves in a negotiation about how the united states leaves this region. the action they took last night demonstrated once again the capabilities they have to target their missiles and if they wanted to, they could have done a lot of damage. it's a great -- you know, it a wonderful thing for america that we didn't have anybody killed last night. >> so i take it then you do not agree with your senate collea

. >> joining us now is colorado senator michael bennet. you for joining us this morning. >> thank you, poppy. great to be with you. >> let's begin with something that your fellow senator, republican joanie ernst of iowa said yesterday about the case that the democrats made thus far, quote, it is not really changing our opinion. what do you think the most effective argument has been and what should democrats do today? >> i think that -- i actually think the house managers have made a very compelling case that the president abused his office and i think today what we're going to hear is that he has claimed an executive privilege that nobody in american history has ever claimed and if he's allowed to get away with that, our whole system of checks and balances, i think, is going to crumble. i believe every single journalist in america, every single citizen in america should be insisting that the president produce witnesses and the records of what has been going on in the last few months in the white house. it is absolutely outrageous and i don

eastern on c-span, senator michael bennet is an new hampshire. that's live on c-span and c-span2 on demand@c-span.org or listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. >> a former speechwriter for president george w. bush talked about our republican politics have changed. he spoke to students at a washington center event into questions. [applause] >> good to be with you. good morning. thank you for your attendance. i'm looking forward to the queue and i, steve asked me to give a quick overview of my life so we'll be here for three days. no, this will just to be about a few minutes. i political journey and briefly some thoughts about the publican party. i love to engage with you all. i grew up in washington state and developed an interest in politics at a very early age. we gathered in the cascade mountains on the east side of the state and i remember the kids and my parents to our cabin. we went every weekend and talk about public policy and listen to the news of the top of the hour. i was the question oscar so i would ask my dad the israelis i

senator michael bennet, is in bedford, new hampshire. watch live, on c-span and "c-span2". on-demand at cspan.org. listen on the go with a free c-span radio app. c-span news washington internal live every day. with news and policy issues that impact you pretty coming up friday morning, john moran, former chief of staff and speaker nipsey pelosi, impeachment strategies. and then one of republican congressman, michael wallace talks about yesterday's houseboat on her more hours resolution to limit the trump administration from military actions against iran. watch c-span news washington journal. five and seven eastern friday

eastern was senator michael bennet in bedford, new hampshire. and at 4:15 p.m. eastern, mayor pete buttigieg from las vegas. tuesday, live at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two, president donald trump is in milwaukee, wisconsin at a keep america great rally. what's on c-span, c-span2, online at c-span.org, or listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. >> with a little more than a month to go before the new hampshire primary, jill biden was there on behalf of her husband. afterwards, she took photos with attendees. [indistinct conversations] [applause] >> hey, everyone. who is excited for dr. biden? thank you so much for coming. we really appreciate your support. my name is sierra and i am an organizer. for the past four years of my life, i have witnessed my best friends question their worth because their abusers pushed them around, told them what to wear, or posted naked photos of them online. our current administration proposed weakening policies , because attitudes that disrespect women have been normalized by the person who holds the highest position of po

i'll talk to one of the jurors, democrat michael bennet of colorado. >>> and 22 days to iowa. >> iowa. >> iowa. >> iowa caucuses. >> will the impeachment trial hamstring the senators running as a new iowa poll shows what now looks like a four-way sprint. joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news chief correspondent andrea mitchell, "time" magazine columnist david french, yamiche alcindor, and steve inkeep, host of npr's "morning edition." welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. think of this as a three i morning, iran, impeachment and iowa. on iran, you can argue that president trump's killing of qassem soleimani was either reckless or bold, but they find themself struggling to explain whether soleimani posed an imminent threat. protests broke out in iran after officials admitted it was the iranian military that shout down a jet, killing 176 people. next, there's impeachment. house speaker nancy pelosi moved finally to s

oonthose is michael bennet of colorado.esponsibility to come back for the trial and he hopes something will bechved, even if mr. trump is acquitted. he was speaking to the bbc during a campaign stop in new hampshire. reporter:av youto go back to washington for the senate impeachment trial. is that going to give joe ben an unfair advantage? because he does not have to stop campaigning. i do not think of it as unfair, t becausere is nothing i can do about it. i have a constsiutional resplity to fulfill. but i have been to new hampshire more than any other candidatet. for presid i'm in the midi of a 50 town hall swing after i have already done 33 townhomes. so i am spendinthe time that i have to spend here and i will do that arod the impeachment trial as well. reporter: but whenpe you talk to le othe campaign trail, do they really care about the impeachment? there are so many other things that concern the >> reporter: people are mixed -- >> people are mixed, i would cite. what they really care about they are working really har

senator michael bennet is an new hampshire. watch live on c-span's cspan2 on demand at c-span.org or listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. >> this weekend book tv features three new nonfiction books. saturday at 7:00 p.m. eastern national constitutional center president cco jeffrey rosen and supreme court justice ginsburg talk about his new book. conversations with our bj. about her life and career. >> i was married and my mother-in-law's home, and she took me aside just before the ceremony to tell me the secret of a happy marriage. and it was, sometimes to be a little. [inaudible] [laughter] it was advice i have followed. [laughter] in every workplace including my current job. [applause] and nine eastern i heart.com jerome hudson argues that news coverage of the main street media plex political left in his new book 50 things they don't want you to know. >> i think generally it goes back to the distress that you see in survey after survey of the american people. they don't trust the mainstream media is telling them t

michael bennet is running. they will have access to scores of reporters waiting for them as they enter the chamber, as they exit the chamber. it is different for those voters in iowa. candidates are not hiding from the voters. i think democratic voters are well aware of where these senators are. it is a job that they have to do. and they have staffs, field teams. they have a presence there even if they are not physically there. and most of them have been there for a year or more, so i am skeptical that their physical presence is going to matter as much as maybe what we have been seeing over the last few month. host: they think and solace has been following this for many years now. guest: it makes me seem old. host: you are not alone, but presidential politics and congressional races as well. which we will get to. we have lines for democrats, republicans, and independents this morning. not just in 2020 but in impeachment 2020. press, junketsd 50/50 odds for reelection as prognosticators rethink models. so if it

. >> our campaign 2020 live coverage continues sunday at 3:00 eastern with senator michael bennet in bedford, new hampshire. watch live on c-span, on demand at c-span.org or listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. >> live friday on the c-span returns at the house 9:00 eastern for work on epa regulations that would require a designation of a certain group of chemicals as hazardous. , armypan2 at 9:00 secretary ryan mccarthy will speak at the brookings institution about how a modernized army will operate in the indo pacific. on cease -- on c-span3 at 9:30 a.m., analysts from the u.s. and china will talk about the emerging economic challenges for china as it sets out each its centennial goals in the next three decades. isjoining us from california our guest, the ia

bernie sanders and elizabeth warren as well as amy klobuchar and michael bennet, the other two senators running for president, are not going to be able to do that. it puts these democrats at a disadvantage in comparison to someone like joe biden or pete buttigieg for private citizens now and have all the time in the world to campaign in iowa and new hampshire. the advantage goes to those men. shery: sahil kapur thank you so much, with the latest from washington. signed thed china first phase of a broader trade pack over questions of whether trump's efforts to rewrite the economic relationship with beijing will ever go any further. joining us for more insight from washington is center for strategic and international study cho -- chair, bill rod. great having you with us. give us your take on how strong a foundation this phase one agreement could be for a broader deal? bill: well, it is a good start. there were not a lot of surprises. there were big missing pieces which were forecast. nothing unsound -- on subsidies which is important. nothing on state owned enterprises which are two of t

and on sunday on c-span, senator michael bennet is in bedford, new hampshire. watch live on c-span and c-span 2 or listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. >>> it's day three of our annual authorities week here on washington journal. we have been featuring authors from across the political spectrum on key public policy issues of the day and joining us today to talk about his book "christ in crisis, why we need to reclaim jesus" is the reverend jim wallace. >> blessed to be here. >> i want to get to the book but i want to start with the christianity today editorial calling for president trump's removal from office. your reaction, you wrote on sojourners in your editorial this might be a watershed moment for 2020. why? >> you know, i came back from the 27 city book tour right in the middle of advent. which in our tradition is a season of waiting and yearning and longing for christ. that's what advent means so waiting for christ is what i was thinking coming home and then an editorial appears from christianity today which is a credible magazine. and the ed

eastern on c-span, senator michael bennet is in new bedford, new hampshire. watch live on c-span and c-span 2, on demand at c-span.org or listen on the go with a free c-span radio app. >>> the house will be in order. >> for 40 years, c-span has been providing america unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events from washington, d.c. and around the country. so you can make up your own mind. created by cable, in 1979, c-span is brought to you by your local cable or satellite provider. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >>> the house and senate democrats spoke with reporters about u.s./iran tensions including the war powers act legislation that's being debated in the house today. >> thank you all for being here. and let me thank all of my colleagues who are here with me this morning. and for joining together for this enormously important piece of legislation. a bill which would prevent any funds from being used for a war with iran without congressional approval. and the senate, this is being co-sponsored

. >> four senators are running for president, bernie sanders, michael bennet, amy klobuchar and elizabethren. all of them concede this will be a problem. all of them admitting to voters, i might not be back before caucus day, sorry about that. they will send their spouses and surrogates. they're establishing office hours at their campaign offices across new hampshire and iowa more people to come meet their sure gaza city and ask questions. they will find ways from washington if need with to campaign, whether that's holding skype sessions with voters or calling in to rallies and certainly doing television interview, but they all understand they could be at a huge disadvantage. if you look at the schedule in the coming days, who is spending time in iowa and new hampshire, joe biden and pete buttigieg who sit up there with elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. we have never seen anything like this. it will test whether being there and the facetime that voters in these early states crave is factor or whether those four senators have done enough already to bank away goodwill. >> brennan: jerry,

eastern with senator michael bennet in bedford, new hampshire. on tuesday, live at 8:00 p.m. eastern, president donald trump is in milwaukee. watch live on c-span, on-demand at c-span.org, or listen on the go at the free c-span radio app. >> at the end of business on steny, steve scalise and hoyer discussed what actions the house will take. and sending the articles of impeachment to the senate. breaking news that the speaker has asked chairman nadler to bring impeachment managers to the floor next week and i'm not sure if that is ongoing or something already in the works, but does the gentleman expect that legislation to come to the floor next week? and does that mean the papers have been transmitted to the senate or would be transmitted to the senate within the next few days? mr. hoyer: in answer to the gentleman's question, the expectation is that we will have kint with the letter just sent to all of our members and to instructions to mr. nadler or suggestions to mr. nadler, we expect there to be legislation on the floor next week with reference to what we call supplemental

michael bennet. michael bennet. >> who? >> he's running for president.michael bloomberg. >> rich. >> pete buttigieg. >> articulate, eloquent. >> deval patrick. >> i don't know him. >> i don't know who that is, to be honest. >> bernie sanders. >> interesting. >> authentic. >> revolutionary. >> idealistic. >> bernie sanders. >> old. >> hugh hefner. just keeping it real. ♪ myfolks, i'm here with colombian brethren, david noriega, to help me interview our next candidate. >> next we have senator bernie sanders. the center has normalize what ,as once completely unthinkable democrats like president obama have cautioned against -- we know that senator sanders march with dr. king in 1963. has type of revolutionary he brought in his home state of vermont? we know that revolutions can promise change, but change is never guaranteed. let's give it up for senator bernie sanders. [applause] sen. sanders: hello. nice to see you. >> how are you doing, senator? sen. sanders: i'm great. >> we have been doing some studying up on you, of course. we recognize that you like to

of your colleagues running for president, elizabeth warren, amy klobuchar, bernie sanders and michael bennet. we don't know how long the trial will last, but is there a danger some of your colleagues are going to get antsy if this thing starts to drag into the iowathird, when caucuses are, and then the following weekend in nevada and new hampshire and south carolina. at what point do people start thinking, we need to get this over so we can run for president? senator cardin: there will always be external events that may be inconvenient to our senate responsibilities. and i understand the residential election is a major event, but a trial for impeachment is a major responsibility for the president of the united states, for the united states senate, and that must take priority. i think we are just going to put that aside. there are advantage that those four colleagues of mine have being a united states senator, but they signed up to be a senator, this is their responsibility. they need to pay attention and they welcome it to their responsibilities as u.s. senators. so i recognize it may have a

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coverage continues sunday at 3:00 eastern with senator michael bennet in bedford, new hampshire. watch live on c-span, on demand at c-span.org or listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. >> live friday on the c-span returns at the house 9:00 eastern for work on epa regulations that would require a designation of a certain group of chemicals as hazardous. , armypan2 at 9:00 secretary ryan mccarthy will speak at the brookings institution about how a modernized army will operate in the indo pacific. on cease -- on c-span3 at 9:30 a.m., analysts from the u.s. and china will talk about the emerging economic challenges for china as it sets out each its centennial goals in the next three decades. isjoining us from california our guest, the iranian studies director at stanford university. and codirector of the iran america project. the country that was friendly to the united states. the leadership in around feels rather strengthened by the show even though some of it was clearly orchestrated either regime. it was fueled and fanned by the shown but people have remarkable grief in

you mentioned cory booker and michael bloomberg, i would add michael bennet, a terrific candidate whot hasn't seemed to have caught on. it's very difficult if you're not on this stage. we're talking about it, it's sunday. we will be talking about it monday and tuesday and two days after we'll be talking about the clips from the debate. if you're not one of the people at the debate it's difficult to get attention. >> bob barnett, thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> you can watch the debate before the iowa caucuses right here tuesday night at 9:00 only on cnn. >>> an area the size of massachusetts, connecticut and rhode island combine and burn in australia, american firefighters are lending a hand in the wake of historic fires there. their story next. zicam is completely different. unlike most other cold medicines, zicam is clinically proven to shorten colds. i am a zifan for zicam! oral or nasal. this, is why we no longer have to worry flushing too much toilet paper, will back up our system. but dad, rid-x contains billions of enzymes proven to break down even paper to keep your

there are still 12 candidates currently in the race on the democratic side, michael bennet, joe biden, michael bloomberg, john delaney, tulsi gabbard, deval patrick, tom steyer, elizabeth warren, and andrew yang. >>> san francisco mayor london breed announced he is supporting michael bloomberg for president. >> the fact is talking about what you're going to do and actually have a track record of doing it for me was the deciding factor, especially because he was a mayor, and because he did a lot of transformative work as a mayor. >> breed will also serve on the campaign as the first chair of african americans for mike. she says bloomberg is, quote, the only candidate for president who has a fully articulated plan to improve the lives of african americans. in a statement, bloomberg said in part, i'm honored to have her support and look forward to working with her not only to win this election, but to help make search and all of california stronger, fairer and greener. we heard some insight into bloomberg's candidacy from chronicle insider phil matier. he spoke with abc7 news reporter li

and on sunday, on c-span, michael bennet is in bedford, new hampshire. watch live on c-span and or with thepan.org free radio app. >> go shopping, and see what is available on the c-span online store including the all new campaign 2020 t-shirts, sweatshirts, and hats. go to c-spandoor.org and browse all of our products -- c-spanstore.org and browse our products. >> with a little more than a month ago before the new hampshire democratic primary, jill biden was there on behalf of her husband. afterwards, she took photos with attendees. [applause] [applause] >> hey everyone, who is excited for dr. biden?

honesty there from senator bernie sanders, one oh four senators running for president along with michael bennetabeth warren, and amy klobuchar who will have to leave the campaign trail weeks ahead of the first in the nation iowa caucus to do their duty as jurors in president trump's impeachment trial in washington. that could be a big opportunity for those 2020 hopefuls not in the senate. yesterday while his democratic rivals were taking an oath of impartiality, pete buttigieg had the hawkeye state all to himself while joe biden was campaigning in texas. here is what i would do. maybe recuse yourself and you say i don't think i can look impartial in the senate because i'm running against this guy right now. to be clear, i don't think they can be impartial because they are running. >> bill: marsha blackburn suggested that. >> harris: she didn't suggest it, she said it had to happen. >> melissa: you say, i don't think i can look impartial, i'm not going to do it and go back to the trail. >> bill: there is a great piece on foxnews.com, that the entire caucus itself is now tainted. >> harris: that'

michael bennet has digital ads. he is basically running an entirely new hampshire centric campaign. is not on the ballot in new hampshire but what happens in the granite state, michael bloomberg. somebody who has been following this process and talked about this in the past. what is his path, his trajectory, his strategy? guest: that no clear candidate no front runner comes out of the early voting states. momentums a lot of coming out of early voting states. that is one strategy. he jumps in on super tuesday with a huge amount of delegates in big states like california and texas. thought is if bernie sanders gains momentum in the early voting states, then there is a more moderate centrist democrat who will look to michael bloomberg. i just said last night believe out west, he mentioned the voting states, basically saying it was more about super tuesday. we are seeing his ads appear this week. the super tuesday states. ads daily. a political reporter joining us from new hampshire although it feels like florida on this sunday morning. thank you for being with us. back to your phone ca

we saw michael bennet raise questions about joe biden's age.king the democratic side generally attacking the president. >> that is what is so fascinating, david, that the bloomberg ads are not all about michael bloomberg. for the most part they're doing what democratic party, the dnc, would want to do. they are going at all of trump's weaknesses and bloomberg is doing it in wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, north carolina, and florida. it t is better targeted ads against a sitting president. >> it is like the early rounds of a boxing match where the fighter tries to soften the opponent by punching to the body, steady round after round, and it takes a toll. legs start to get weak and i'm sure that is what bloomberg is hoping and democrats generally are hoping. this relentless continuing effort to point out to voters what they're not getting from trump. past all of the daily carnival of antielitism, what is going on. it could be powerful. >> it could be, all right, coming up next the new yorker takes a look at the ultra wealthy that argue they s

so this will take sanders, elizabeth warren, amy klobuchar, michael bennet off the campaign trail.y critical time, you know with the iowa caucuses 15 day as way. will this affect their campaigns? >> absolutely. the campaigns expect to be off the trail for most of the rest of the week. tuesday through saturday the trial is set to take place. they may come back on sunday. they will be at it in washington. that leave as scenario they may have one full week of campaigning before caucuses take place. which basically cedes ground to joe biden, pete buttigieg and honestly andrew yang, who launched a 17-day bus tour across the state. which will be advantage for them. they will get more voters in front of the candidates. they will get more local press coverage. whatever candidate the senator said this is our constitutional duty. we hope the american people and voters of iowa understand that. though they are looking for other ways to get back here to campaign pro washington. i heard talk of teletown halls. skypeing into sort of events on the trail. so we'll see. they have to get creative. ar

. >> reporter: senators bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, amy klobuchar and michael bennet juggling their day jobs and their 2020 campaign. klobuchar even throughing to iowa and back tuesday night after the senate trialed a adjourned earlier than expected, squeezing in more face time with voters. >> we had a little break in that trial and i'm sitting there on the senate floor as i'm watching, oh, we're done. i'm going top -- >> reporter: warren calling into a teletown haul in iowa from washington. >> i wish we were doing and in-person town hall, but this is the best we can do. i'm here in washington because of the impeachment. this is really serious. >> reporter: the class of impeachment and the 2020 election creating political uncertainty. candidates forced to can sell events and make last-minute scheduling changes. >> we've had to radically change our schedule in the last week tossing it in the garbage can? nobody thought a year ago we were going to be in the middle of an impeachment process. >> obviously, it's a big interruption. >> reporter: they are pulling top surrogates on their be