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that is correct kat and michael. warren. ional engineer who took them zigzagging from texas to new jersey and back again. he did not have babies. question number two, which favorite drink is diet snapple lemon. is it elizabeth warren, hooley and castro or joe biden? it's kat in the lead with two. that's an old man drink what is castro doing drinking a diet snapple. my twin brother and i would go to the vending machine -- donuts for breakfast, he'll never be president. number three. which candidate practices brazilian martial arts. is it cory booker, tom steyer tulsi gabbard? who do you think that was. >> definitely klobuchar. >> gabbard, it's a triple. i want to let everyone know i'm in first place. >> question number four which candidate wrote their senior thesis about a football stadium. is it a, joe biden, cory booker or amy klobuchar? >> you both said booker because he was a college football player. he went to stanford university. >> amy for the win. i love good tie, you gotta be fast and tall. question number five, which

go to cnn's michael warren. who's this attorney? >> reporter: right.g, brooke, jon sale is rudy giuliani's new attorney. sale and giuliani have both confirmed this attorney who is a law school classmate of rudy giuliani's as well as a former assistant special prosecutor during watergate is representing giuliani in these matters of the subpoenas from the three congressional committees that are investigating impeachment of the president. the "new york times" first reporting this. giuliani has not said whether or not he's going to comply with those requests. when i asked jon sale whether or not he's made a decision on that he told me i really have to study it. heaps just started working on this. that question is still out there, brooke. >> thank you. thank you for the update on rudy giuliani. >>> top white house officials growing frustrated with president trump, because he will not give up his debunk conspiracy theory that russia, not ukraine, interfered with the election. it's snowballed into a controversy that could get him impeached. it's not his first

. >>> cnn michael warren, rachael bade with the "washington post." they need to get comfortable in the hours ahead. we'll show them to you when vice president biden gets up there and takes his walk on the debate stage. because we're waiting for vice president biden, let's talk about him. his son acknowledging that he probably shouldn't have served on a foreign board, especially in ukraine. his father as vice president had the ukraine portfolio in the obama administration. he says he didn't do anything wrong, but anybody in politics could raise questions about at least the optics of that. here's a little more from him saying -- where he acknowledges his name has opened the doors, and he said if his dad is president, he'll be more careful. >> i don't think there is a lot of things that would have happened in my life if my last name wasn't biden. >> why did you leave the board in april? >> it's a five-year term. >> and you chose not to continue? >> yeah. >> why? >> i think it's obvious why. >> this is your opportunity to say why. >> because it becomes a

. >> cnn's michael warren joins our conversation. we talk about the politics of the standoff.get more information about what the democrats say is corruption, it is striking how many roads lead to giuliani. how much the president essentially gave him the carte blanche to be the state department or to be more important than the state department in this issue. >> remember, this traces back to the whistleblower complaint. this was central to the whistleblower complaint, that the people in the president's national security team were concerned about the big role that giuliani was playing. we should not forgot that rudy giuliani wanted to be secretary of state at the beginning of this administration. he made that very clear. in fact, he told cnn that recently, i wanted to be secretary of state. he now had that opportunity and it really alarmed a lot of people sort of in the career level as well as even some of these political folks. look, i think it's very interesting that rudy giuliani sort of is playing this role and we're learning more and more that sort of confirms that whistlebl

giuliani just responded to our colleague michael warren.e'll have to deal with privilege. but he also says given the nature of the invitatioinvitati might be able to do it without privileged communication. house democrats have resisted the urge to rudy giuliani, they have not gone down that part yet. because of in part the spectacle of rudy giuliani testifying. something for the moment they've sought to avoid. but they have subpoenaed giuliani for documents to be turned over next week, all about his efforts to urge the ukrainian government to investigate the bidens. there's no indication that giuliani will comply with that. plus, there are three giuliani associates who have been scheduled to come for interviews, also asked to turn over documents, and those individuals have not complied yet with the house democrats' request. giuliani, perhaps, may work with a republican chairman to answer questions in that committee. but, of course, democratic senators would have an opportunity to ask questions of giuliani as well. just the latest developmen

to cnn's michael warren now just how these men came to know rudy giuliani. what is the back story? >> reporter: we've known for a couple weeks that rudy giuliani told cnn that les parma and freeman helped make the connection with ukranian officials that helped provide them information that he says really does need more investigation. of course, we know that information has gotten to rudy giuliani's client mr. trump. the house-led democratic committees have subpoenaed giuliani for those documents and the conversations those three men were having. we also know les was in a completely separate civil case and subpoenas down in florida that the plaintiff's attorneys were looking for documents, any documentation of past -- of business relationships between parnes and giuliani. john? >> complicated story. michael, i appreciate you helping us connect some of the dots. with me in the studio, vivian with the new york journal, paul holtz with the "new york times," federal prosecutor sean wu and evan perez. sean, i want to start with you. it has nothing to do with the democrats as they build t

michael warren joins us more with more. i'm not sure i fully understand what happened today.ou lay out what we know happened? >> that's right, anderson. the state department inspector general made a very abrupt announcement they would be briefing lawmakers today. they did that. in that briefing, the ig provided a large amount of documents that included in that a number of allegations, sort of outline of allegations against joe biden regarding ukraine, also allegations against the now former u.s. ambassador to ukraine. a lot of lawmakers and staff on capitol hill were wondering exactly what this had to do with anything. cnn is reporting rudy giuliani spoke with me a few minute ago confirming that some of the information in that -- in what the ig presented originated with him. >> rudy giuliani -- do we know how -- he handed it to somebody in the secretary of state's office? do we know? >> what giuliani told me is that he somehow routed this information -- this is at the end of march, earlier this year. he says he routed that to secretary of state mike pompeo. it's unclear exact

. >> senator michael warren joins our conversation.ple points there in that it contradicts what rudy giuliani said in interviews. so there's that. and rudy giuliani is not there. he has some problems right now. >> he does. october 8 seems to be the last time he was on tv. he was on fox news. he's basically been dark now for over two weeksme. we know that he did meet with trump two saturdays ago at trump's golf course, had lunch with him. we don't know what exactly they talked about. and he isn't speaking much to reporters these days as well. there is a lot of pressure now on giuliani. we know that the federal investigators up in the southern district of new york are certainly looking into, scrutinizing some of giuliani's work, so he's clearly laying low. but as you pointed out, he's all over this testimony, and he can say these things, like, i was working, i was giving advice these government officials who were asking for my help. but it's also clear from those other testimonies that there were people in the government who did not appr

let's bring in michael warren and karoun demirjian. we have shimon prokupecz outside of new york. what can you tell us there? >> there are a lot of players in trump world. john dowd wrote a letter to the committee investigating the impeachment issues last week in which he objected to the document requests from the committee on behalf of these guys. so his role actually is quite interesting, as is the role of rudy giuliani. >> now, shimon, to you. the southern district of new york is handling this case, not the u.s. attorney in virginia. we know those federal prosecutors in new york are set to make an announcement in the next hour or so. what does it mean to you that they're handling this case and what questions are still unanswered out there? >> reporter: certainly there are still a lot of questions unanswered, and one of those things is how deep do these men's connections into ukraine, into foreign nationals, how deep does it run? and i think that is going to be one of the biggest questions that need to be answered here. who was helping them? what foreign nationals? we know that

an he's as you said he told our colleague michael warren that he didn't know anything about being thet of any crimes, any potential -- anything beyond you know just what he did politically, but actually committing a crime. >> right. >> and but the fact that these two people who he worked so closely with were arrested shortly after they were actually sitting with him. it looked like they were actually trying to flee the country. the who began to use your phrase don't get closer to that circle. >> they're having dinner at the trump international. where would he have lunch? i'm not saying it facetiously at the airport and they go to the airport. now this is a level of detail, too, they have been looking at him for months and he was seemingly unaware. >> i think the whole defense of the impeachment probe has been ruterless. i'm shocked there is not a war room, nobody can be brought in. it can't be trey gowdy because of the limitation on the time line for lobbying. the president needs a seasoned hand and the president needs to be willing to listen to who that might be, someone skilled in t

should point out in the last few moments, cnn's michael warren was on the phone with rudy giuliani and has confirmed some of the details in that "the wall street journal" report. but wolf, that was not the most remarkable moment at the white house as the president publicly called for foreign interference in the 2020 election, asking china, a u.s. adversary, to investigate biden, unlike his conversation with ukraine's president, no call transcript was necessary today as the president said the quiet part out loud. in what is fast becoming a game of chicken with house democrats threatening impeachment, president trump is calling on a u.s. adversary, china, to interfere in the 2020 election by investigating his unproven conspiracy theory about joe biden's son hunter's business activities overseas. the president issued his plea after admitting he wanted the same from ukraine. >> they should investigate the bidens. china should start an investigation into the bidens. because what happened in china is just about as bad as what happened with ukraine. >> reporter: biden's campaign pounlsed, com

he has been my attorney but i would say that michael warren who works for us just texted with rudy giulianind asked him, are you still the president's attorney and the answer was this moment, he's stl the attorney. but he's sort of half way off the bus at this -- under the bus at this point i would have to say. >> why does this sound familiar to me, jeffrey, that the president seems to be backing away from his personal attorney. >> well, because virtually every person in the administration except those he's related to and kellyanne conway have turned over since the two and a half years. and he's had more turnover than virtually any -- any president in history and including on his legal team. john doubt was gone. mark hassowitz is gone and rudy is in a perilous situation at the moment. the two close associates are now facing trial for activities that rudy appears to be at least a witness involved in. and that creates all sorts of difficulties. rudy is now in a situation where if he's mart he's taking care of his own legal situation first and then worrying about his clients. >> and was he pai

michael warren, appreciate it. a lot to talk about tonight although it's still confusing.ning us, former state department spokesperson, obama white house communications director jen psaki, gloria borger, carrie cordero, and elliot williams. jen, i mean we were sitting here last night trying to figure out what this could be. >> mm-hmm. >> it seems to be nothing of any of the things we possibly thought about. >> we theorized, right. >> and unclear exactly what it is. i mean it sounds like someone emptied out their desk drawer in pompeo's office about all the stuff that was in there. what do you make of this? >> it sounds to me like an old-fashioned opposition research book you'd see in a political campaign, but about ambassadors serving the united states and a political opponent of the president. now, there are propaganda packets that are put together about ambassadors serving in authoritarian countries all the time, and i'm sure there were those floating around about yovanovitch in ukraine as they are in russia and other places. this is unique, and i think we shouldn't lose

thomas: michael just endorsed elizabeth warren. [laughter] ramesh: creative interpretation. if you wouldn't mind taking over the questioning. >> thank you, and organize audience questions -- i will recognize audience questions in a minute. mike talked about one of the cert petitions. one of the cases already on his docket -- tom did not mention he will be arguing his 43rd case. one of you may ask him about that. he is such a slacker. clement is approaching 100, but he had so many years in the solicitor general's office. really unfair. anyway, congratulations on those numbers. i will call on audience questions. there are two people with microphones. and i call on you, please wait for the mic so the c-span viewers can hear your question, and please ask only a question and a short one at that. one question i'm going to rule out preemptively is anything to do with a hypothetical impeachment trial that the chief justice might have to preside at. today's program is just going to focus on the supreme court's judicial caseload. we can schedule another program -word moves to the sena

with sanders and warren, what not michael this is do caucus liberalism. it is more he we long populism. populism -- the whole system is totally screwed up and we've got to blow it up. it's about big change. and to me the choice the democrats have is to go big or go home. big is big, bold, exciting, risky, like elizabeth warren. something that is familiar, something that is comfortable. something that is safe, joe biden. for anybody else, they will have to elbow their way in. i have not seen anybody able to do that. biden, thereng on have been three trajectories for biden. goes on to win the nomination. the second one, he fades. the third one, biden collapses. , somethingething happens and he goes down. three, its two and matters, when does that happen? if it happens early on while there are centerleft alternatives, or late in the process where it is just biden and warren. if that does happen, when does it happen? the centerleft establishment friendly alternatives, they are on borderline life support right now. why, watch this carefully. right now, technic

but there are people who worked for obama who support biden, they support warren, they support michaelnk we see-- whenever-- this was a good night for joe biden. but with joe biden i think we see the good and the bad. i think there were answers that were strong. i think he did better than before. >> stephen: he had a lot of facts and figures at his fingertips, he fought back well. >> and there are remarks that are halting and hard to follow. i think a lot of people prone to support joe biden underestimate joe biden. it's not just name recognition. it's not that he worked for barack obama. he is somebody whose candidacy and career is rooted in genuine loss and pain that i think is relevant to a lot of people, that reminds people why they like joe biden. i think when he gets attacked, when he gets maligned, when people sneer at him, i think they underestimate his strength and there's a reason he remains on top. >> stephen: there's a new poll from abc news/"washington post" tcby, has trump losing to the top five democrats. obviously, we're all scared from misleading polls from 2016. as so

and joe biden and his frequent gaffs as well as health issues with him and elizabeth warren -- >> let me talk, michaelthe top tier. it was fascinating in our "meet the press" first read newslet r newsletter, they say the race has narrowed to a clear top four. in national, iowa, new hampshire polls and fund-raising, the names are the same. widen, warren, sanders, buttigieg. when you break it down, all of them are white, three are men, one woman. three are 70 or older, the other is 37. one is gay, only one out sioutse the east coast or new england. none is from a state that has more than 11 electoral college votes. none are a crept or former governor and only one has served in the military. so when you look at those numbers, first of all, you look at those candidates and look at the key democratic question which is who can beat trump, how should that list make democrats feel? >> it should make democrats worried. pete buttigieg is someone who is a moderate but has little experience when it comes to actually governing. when bernie sanders talks about giving away a lot of things, medicare for all, it opens

just last hour, senator michael bennet went further and said that warren is not being honest, she's misleadings about those costs. >> i think she's not being honest about her plan. it hasn't been explained to the american people. it's a sound bite. and more than that, it's not based on common sense. >> cnn's political director, david chalian, joins us now. and david, fair criticism, is it not? i mean, senator bennett made the point that the cost of this plan would encompass 70% of the tax revenues for the country over the next ten years, i believe it is. so she's got to answer that question, does she not? >> yeah, i think that was sort of laid bare on the debate stage last tuesday when everyone was sort of coming at her. it wasn't going to be a tenable position for her to maintain all the way through this nomination process, in not explaining to the american people specifically what her health care plan does and how, of course, she can pay for it and how it's affordable. and so, that's why you heard senator warren say yesterday, she is, indeed going to reveal, in a few weeks, how she plans to

t senator michael bennett, a guy who is struggling to get into the debate, but they do see an opening. elizabeth warrensays, i'm going to come up with a plan. michael been -- bennet says, prove it. >> i don't think she will come up with a plan. it is equivalent to the taxes that will be collected over the next ten years. it's a massive increase to the taxes and it hasn't been explained to the american people. it's a sound bite. more than that, it isn't based on common sense. >> the decision of health care, which is always a big issue. but how far left can you go, to the point you made? how far left can you take a party and hope to be competitive in a general election? >> elizabeth warren is learning right now all the challenges, and there is a new important piece. the number of people who say they're looking for someone else, they're shopping around, has actually gone up eight points. so voters in iowa vary so much shopping around, and i think all the candidates have very cognizant of that. >> 105 days. i don't say it to be snarky in the sense that now that you're here, it gets very real. you're lookin

i want to go back to what you mentioned about elizabeth warren and to some of michael's comments about, you know, these voters who are republican but they might be open to voting for a democrat. listen, if you are even considering voting for donald trump, you are emphatically not who democrats need to be targeting. i think democrats need to focus on dancing with the people who brung them and that's the democratic base. the people who overwhelmingly support democratic candidates. i think appealing to the mythical swing voters is a mistake, they don't exist and we have to get out of that. i think this is what happens when you have moderators who e are, you know, long standing members of the beltway chatter class asking questions. a lot of the questions asked last night don't really speak to a lot of what i think the american people are talking about. very little questions or zero questions on -- >> and there are no swing voters. >> tiffany, i don't know what race you paid attention to in 2016. you keep talking about those swing voters that don't exist. and you hand donald trump the white

michael blo blo bloomberg? >> would could see it as a swipe. also perhaps elizabeth warren who has coasted into the lead.en a whole lot of scrutiny on exactly how those plans would be implemented, what their costs would be, and whether middle-class taxes would go up. i think that was one of the areas where elizabeth warren struggled the most is where she repeat eed struggled when asked how taxes would go up. even bernie sanders acknowledges that taxes will go up for families. arguing that costs will be recouped in what families save in health care costs, but still elizabeth warren refusing to answer that question could lend credence or at least, you know, fuel the argument from republicans that her policies are unachievable and that she's not being honest about how much they would cost taxpayers. >> whispers that bloomberg still might get in if joe biden truly falters in the weeks and months ahead could be very interesting. sarah westwood, thank you. >> nice to see you. >>> five candidates will be on 20/20. oo the white house strategy of complete noncompliance could push nancy pelosi to hold a whole how

with both sanders and warren, what you have is this isn't michael dukakis liberalism it is more here we long populism and populism and liberalism, there are two faces of populism but this is about the whole system is totally screwed up and we have to blow the whole thing up. it is about big change and to me the choice democrats have is go big or go home where big is big, bold, exciting, risky, like elizabeth warren, or go home, go home to something familiar, something comfortable, something kind of fairly safe. for anybody else they have 2 elbow their way in and i'm not seeing anybody that is able to do that but one other thing on biden. there have been three trajectories for biden. biden popular trajectory, biden holds on and wins the nomination. second one, biden fades. third one is biden collapses. he says, does something, something happens. for numbers 2 and 3, fades and collapses, it matters when does that happen? if it happens early on while there are center left establishment friendly alternatives or is it late in the process? biden and warren -- if that does happen when does

but with both sanders and warren, what you have is, this is not michael dukakis liberalism. it is more he we long populism. populism and liberalism -- and there are two different versions of populism -- but this is about the whole system is totally screwed up and we've got to blow the whole thing up. it's about big change. and to me the choice the democrats have is to go big or go home. where big is big, bold, exciting, risky, like elizabeth warren. or go home, go home to something that is familiar, something that is comfortable. something that is fairly safe. that is joe biden. but for anybody else, they will have to elbow their way in. and i'm not seeing anybody who is able to do that. but just one other thing on biden, to me, there have been three trajectories for biden. possible trajectory. biden holds on and goes on to win the nomination. the second one, biden fades. the third one, biden collapses. ,e says, does something something happens, and he goes down. for numbers two and three, it matters when does that happen? because if it happens early on while there are cente

michael in great neck, new york. who do you think is the strongest candidate? >> betta was my number three -- before, my number three now it is elizabeth warren. chairwoman waters: what is it up -- it about andrew yang that puts him at the top of your list? ubi, about 2015 is when i first heard. mark zuckerberg mentioned it in speech, and elon musk is a big proponent of ubi. so it is not necessarily andrew yang, i care for ubi, universal basic income. st: asking this afternoon, who is the strongest presidential candidate? oh ahead, tom. -- go ahead, tom. that would be bernie sanders and his entire team. i think the coalition his team has put together is america. it looks like america. it feels like america. and it is the america i remember. i am a senior citizen, and we have suffered through some very, very, very tough times recently. and i think that senator sanders and his team that he has put arether and his values exactly what this country needs to get back on track and move forward and take us into the host: -- into the future. a reporter says more than 25,000 for sanders, the biggest crowd for any campaign event in the 2020 cycle so far.

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michael bloomberg is reconsidering the 2020 run, joe biden that connect with elizabeth warren, has beening about it according to cnbc. sources say bloomberg would only run it before or during the primary. biden has not hinted at that anytime soon. that is the turn of eventss. >> sports, green bay packers, a last-second come back on monday night football. >> we win it for mason crosby. >> a 23-22 comeback win over the lions. >> not without angering some liens fans. after the game-winning kick with the penalty which some fans question, pretty upset about that. let's talk baseball, washington nationals are one win from the world series. >> first time up, first pitch, base hit, he will score. the washington nationals strike first. heather: leading the next to an 8-1 win over the cardinals, completing the sweep tonight. of the game. rob: the yankees try to take back the seriously with the astros in the bronx today, tied at 1-1. jillian: october baseball. rob: joe biden rolling out his anticorruption plan as he and his son come under fire for shady business ties. peter morici calls this a smo

y -- by michael santoli i thank you for not having any idjaueoiy >> elizabeth warren is now the front runner plus or minus the margin of error. let's assume that this trend continues. there are areas of the market that in my view are already discounting not only that she's going to be the front runner, but that she's going to win. let's talk about the health care sector. this is one of the only s&p 500 group sectors where you have earnings growth because they don't need a great economy. they have 74 million aging american baby boomers. that's even better. they are the second cheapest sector right now. banks are the cheapest sector on the s&p. why is health care the second cheapest sector and one of the only sectors that's growing earnings on a secular basis? there are outstanding situations in the health care space. look at the chart of bristol-myers looks ridiculous. look at medtronnic. a stock we almost never talk about on the show with almost no fanfare. this stock has broken out, retested and wants the next leg higher. these are stocks that i think have been thrown out because of

michael bloomberg's name like real thought provoking democrats say going elizabeth warren is the nominee trump is the nominee, that may be a mike bloomberg gets. in the problem is you have to get on balance within the next couple of weeks, actually, in a lot of these states. the logistics just don't work. >> jesse: yeah. well i know why donors are worried. if you look at trump's base, it hasn't cracked. the economy is strong. and none of these people on the democrat side had v. any knockout power. none of them has tapped into any movement the way trump did. none of them has a acullive personality like barack obama none of running on a w. or a national machine like hillary. if you look at the top guy, he is the two socialists can't get a crowd outside of new york city. and the rnc carpet bombing the democrats on facebook. so then you hear, you know, if bloomberg wants to light half a billion dollars on fire, i just think that's landslide city. i don't think he is the name. >> juan: you guys are typically very cynical, skeptical of anything in the "new york times." the idea that the "new y

translation >> stephen: one big donkey donor who's not afraid of warren is former goldman sachs partner and neal patrick hairless, michael novogratz. mr. novogratz was interviewed by "bloomberg" on friday, and he took the opportunity to chide his fellow money buddies: "you're not victims. you're the richest people in the world. how in god's name do you feel like a victim?" to which rich people responded, "well, if i'm not god's victim, then how do you explain the name of my yacht?" ( laughter ) and warren's not the only candidate giving voters some cold feet. according to "the new york times," many establishment democrats are asking, "is there anybody else?" no! tim ryan had to drop out because we didn't have enough podiums! you have so many options, and you're asking for more? that's like showing up for thanksgiving dinner and asking for a five-foot party sub! no! your mother worked really hard on this meal. she learned how to stuff a hickenlooper. ( laughter ) and aside from the primary's frontrunners, other candidates are struggling to stay in the news, like former maryland congressman and hank hill's neighbor from "k

among those names, michael bloomberg, eric holder, sharod brown and hillary clinton. we asked elizabeth warrent these big names skeptical of her chances of winning. >> we have a country that is working better and better and better for a thinner and thinner and thinner slice at the top. 2020 is our chance to turn that around. that's what we're going to do. >> if hillary clinton was to get into the primaries, she would have to deal with tulsi gabbard that keeps pushing back against clinton's claims that she's a russian asset. >> it's time for you to step down from your throne so the democratic party can lead with a new foreign policy. >> joe biden is running late today. we're here in iowa waiting for him. despite the recent missteps and the bad headlines about his campaign, his in his strongest position against the rest of the field according to a brand new cnn poll. neil? >> neil: thanks very much, peter. now i'd like to introduce you something akin to a dinosaur these days, a moderate democrat. don peebles. i say that half jokingly. but the fear among those looking at the candidates in the rac

michael bloomberg. people are saying that that saying if sanders and warren continue momentum particularly warren, that to get him into the fray, what do you think? >> i think this is great. there is something missing from the democratic field the last several months. candidates on the field, talking about banning cars. they want to ban meat like hotdogs and hamburgers. they want to ban straws. the missing piece the guy who wants to band big gulps. we got that with mike bloomberg. he completes that circle pretty well. it will be interesting. in all seriousness, bloomberg is another elitist. he fits in the perfectly with the socialists who want to manage our lives every day. everyone of these debates are like christmas morning. charles: in this particular field, they think mike bloomberg will look like a moderate that will protect capitalism. >> he ran the city of new york as moderate. he is worth $51 billion. he is indicated to allies he would spend upwards of $100 million if he got into the race. that is interesting dynamic that only happens if the vice president exiting the race. i don't see that any

former new york city mayor michael bloomberg is apparently reconsidering a 2020 run, poll numbers showing joe biden that connect with elizabeth warrennd that has bloomberg thinking about maybe running again according to cnbc. bloomberg would only run if biden drops out before or during the primary. biden has not hinted at that anytime soon. how about some football? green bay packers stunned the detroit lions with elastic and come back on monday night football. >> now to play hero again and there it is, walking off and winning. >> mason crosby hitting a 21 yard field goal with a comeback win over the lions, the packers improving to 5-1. after the game-winning kick was set up by our hands to the face penalty to support questions. from the gridiron, donald trump will host the reigning stanley cup champions at the white house today, the st. louis blues won the championship this year after a 52 year drought with a tour of the white house before joining the president for a ceremony in the rose garden. after 52 years, don't give up. 10 minutes after the top of the hour. hunter biden sets to break his silence this morning. will be learn any

elizabeth warren is going to have a centrist challenger. that will either be michaels going to be a real primary. i think as you see biden go down. i think it could be a high probability that hillary clinton may be the first thing to challenge. >> antoine on a scale of 1-10. how would you rate this predicti prediction? >> crazy as hell. i think -- good thing this country does not govern themselves by the thought process of steve bannon and his right-wing reckless agenda. i think again democrats can't get focused on what the right-wingers are thinking, otherwise we will sound as crazy as they are. let's stay focused. i think we're going through an intense primary, which i think is good for us as a party. let's not beat up on each other. let's stay focused an remember we're running for our party's nomination, not against each other. >> antoine c. wright, great to have you. >>> another trump administration turnover this morning, but what effect will the resignation of the acting homeland security secretary have on trump's battle against migrants? >>> why some of the pres

michael, i want to start with you on that big question. you've got biden and warren center stage. they've both been rising in the polls. so two questions, your advice to them. one, what can biden do to stop warren having the big m.o. and what can warren do to show folks she could be a credible general election candidate and not just popular with the progressive base? >> you know what's interesting, despite the intense interest in these debates so far, the needle hasn't really moved as to where they stand. the race has not been shaken up thus far although the betting markets in contrast to the polling data suggests actually it's elizabeth warren who is twice the odds of being the nominee than joe biden. that disconnect fascinates me. joe biden needs to somehow underscore the electability argument. that's what he's got going for him. it will be very interesting to see how this hunter biden deciding he's not going to participate in the chinese equity firm gets played. because i think to even raise hunter biden's name in that debate hall is going to draw hisses from the audience. beca

warren. so he for whatever reason, cory booker, kamala harris, for whatever reason haven't materialized. that leaves michaelrg and hillary clinton. trish: who is your noneo money on? >> out of those two the smart money would be on neither. we have seen michael bloomberg tease runs before. he's never done it. he has the money and could be a threats. but i think myself and other democrats don't want the spoiler effect. if you look at the major polls bind has the lead. he's holding his own. trish: i wouldn't count bloomberg out in terms of being a serious competitor. he's got the business background and that matters to america. so we shall see. it could get very interesting. thank you so much. coming up. dems slapping president trump for wanting to hold the g-7 in one of his resorts. so much so that the president reversed his decision. >> it was a simple solution. i own ought property and i was going to do it for free. the democrats went crazy. trish: while critics say the president should have known better. things can get sticky when you are a business own and in the oval office. presidential historian doug w

biden's favorability rating is hired in sanders or warren but his lowest in 5 years and of the former vp cannot write the ship cnbc reports michaelomberg might reconsider his decision to stay out of the race and run as a democrat. >> plenty of criticism over that parody video showing the likeness of the present killing members of the media and political opponents, donald trump condemning it but will that be enough for critics who claim the president encourages inappropriate behavior. let's bring in the president's daughter in law lara trump. >> glad to be back on with you and i will give you an easy response that video. that video was discussing, the president obviously says it was disgusting, condemns it from the campaign perspective we couldn't agree more, never is there space for anything like this anywhere and as republicans we should be better than this, this was not a campaign event by any stretch so it is sad to see somebody put that together but none of us agree with that we have to do better than that. >> let's move on to another topic getting a lot of headlines which is syria. the president announcing have the sanctions

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warren was in fourth in that poll. now we see that she's up top. >> all right, michael leke alles great to have you. >> thank you. >> andt you there you can sign up for it at signup.axios.com. >> "morning joe" starts right now. >>> in what felt like a very desperate move, posted a video to twitter as if he can't get on the now's tell his supporters that he has no intention of going anywhere anytime soon. >> what's going on now is the single greatest scam in the history of american politics. the democrats want to take away your guns, they want to take away your healthcare, they want to take away your vote, they want to take away your freedom and your judges, they want to take away everything. >> and back tomorrow you go. >> wow. >> a little late night from jimmy kimmel live. >> never saw that coming, that was fast. >> welcome to "morning joe." it's tuesday, october 1st. along with joe, willie and me we have tony deutsche. professor at princeton university, eddy. an msnbc political analysts, eugene robinson and nbc news correspondent covering national security and intelligence, ken delanian. there is so much happening thi

poll, now within spitting distance of elizabeth warren and biden and everyone likes to pick, a rising star, someone who is unexpected. then you have michael in it is time for michael bloomberg to enter the 2020 race. we know as we documented in the political coverage, pete buttigieg is on that page. judge judy and michael goodwin, geraldo. what do you make of the democrats right now? >> geraldo: i like pete buttigieg, let me just say he is my second favorite democrat. he is a person to put two sentences together unlike the former -- i would throw out that comment -- i don't want to go there. i withdraw that comment. let you know michael bloomberg was a great mayor, a resident of new york during his entire time in office. he made up new york and really, burnished faint image of the greatest city on earth, the center of the universe. and crime, terrific, the economy was terrific. he barely won the third term and he has 77 years old. he has been reluctant bride. and i think that trane may have already left the station. i think the democrats, you see are the democrats you have to pick from. >> chris: i think the train has left the station. i

elizabeth warren set out to be very interesting to watch well she's generating huge crowds you know very unexpectedly considering the way her campaign was launched with that d.n.a. test but michael i want to ask you democratic candidate andrew young he reportedly raised $10000000.00 and the 3rd quarter of this year ahead of cory booker and others although cory booker has done very well very recently raising money are you surprised that these sort of dark horse candidates are still in there and fighting and getting democratic support no not at all i think you know that you know primarily most donors are online and small donors they can fuel their search their favorite candidate for as long as they want to just in a way of going to a hotel ballroom and the whole you know having a. rubber chicken dinner and having those donors fund your campaign that's long gone and so if yang has a passion a group of supporters across the nation they can keep him funded for as long as he wants to do this so michael let me ask you about that i mean there's also a lot of criticism that the democratic stage is way too crowded and splitting up a lot of you know democratic support when right now is the

warren has come in and sanders a lot lower than he was before. but he's hanging in there too. >> laura: three, two. michaelre. does that matter? does that matter to battleground states what aoc, god bless her is up there and the things she did today with zuckerberg was absolutely hilarious. i would pop popcorn and watch it, this is funny. >> i don't think so especially, states like south carolina and nevada. i think for the democrats, what we see in terms of biden, yes, he's up in the national polls but look at state-by-state comparison in terms of the polls and warren has surged. so what is going to be competitive to see where the democrats are. the heart of the democratic party as is clearly socialism. which is not at all what the rest of america is. >> laura: iowa voters were telling cnn but we are very afraid that we will lose and have four more years of trauma. there is voting anxiety which i think hillary is smart enough to hear it, she feels it, she knows it. you predicted she would get in months ago. i think it was on the show you predicted it. what do you say no chances 1 to 10? >> i think 40% cha