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steve bullock and wayne nessam and seth moulton. they have interesting positions.have slightly different things than you hear from the rest of the field. is there a feeling that the dnc rules are too capricious, is there push back? >> it was completely within their control to get into the race. you're talking about 1% in polls, 65,000 unique donors. it doesn't prevent them from running. if they want to be on the next debate stage they have to meet that threshold. they have notice now on what the threshold is. it's higher than the current threshold but it doesn't prevent them from going on television, giving speeches, campaigning. the way the format works, you're looking at maybe ten minutes per candidate anyway. if you are hovering around 2 or 3% i'm not sure ten minutes on the stage will be your breakout moment. the dnc thought they had to draw a line. >> maybe your only break. that's the problem. i want to talk about democratic socialism. let's play bernie sanders. he gave a big speech that he wanted reporters in the country to hear in defense of his political ph

sitting down with 2020 democratic presidential candidate, massachusetts congressman seth moulton. catholic nuns speak out, after years of sexual abuse by priests. the hardships faced by adults who lack basic reading comprehension skills. and, much more. >> woodruff: democrats on capitol hill are still grappling with questions of whether to pursue impeachment againstt presidump. speaker of the house nancy pelosi was asked today why she supports congressional investigations into the president, but not a formal impeachment inquiry. >> so the question you ask, do we get more by ving an inquiry? some say yes, some say no. >> if a majority of your caucus wants to go forward with an impeachment inquiry, would you go for it? >> it's not even close in our caucus. >> but eventually? >> why are we speculating on hypotheticals? what we're doing is winning in court. the path that we're on is a path that, i think-- look, i want to tell you something. ( crosstalk ) there is nothing as much, as divisive in our country, in my view, than impeachment. >> woodruff: and our ngressional corresponden li

i want to talk about your candidate in a bit seth moulton about the 2020 race. you have a lot of hats you're weighing, my friend. >> happy to. >>> meanwhile, also know polling numbers from the president's re-election campaign it shows the president losing by wide margins to former vice president joe biden across key battleground states. nbc news obtained this data that was conducted back in march, biden then winning by double digits in pennsylvania, wisconsin and 7% in florida. and texas two points but when asked about it, trump denied theen exist. >> even your own polls show you're behind, don't they? >> no. they show i am in the lead. >> the polls say -- >> nobody showed me those polls. >> why does it bother you so much? >> because it's untrue. i like the truth. i'm actually a very honest guy. >> well, the president's campaign manager actually confirmed the internal polling data that exists but called the numbers ancient. the campaign saying since march they've seen huge swings in the president's favor. joining me now, todd copeland and jan nichols, national c

congressman seth moulton joins me now. welcome to the newshour. >> thanks, judy. it's good to be here. >> woodruff: so in this crowded field of democratsmore than 20 of you, what makes you the person to take on donald trump? we know there are several other candidates who as young as you are. there are several who have served in the military. what's unique? >> i think donald trump is going to bcu more dif to beat than many democrats think. and to do so, we need to build a coalition, a coalition that includes everybody in our party, plus those independent obama trump voters and even disaffect republicans, and that's hard to do. but that's exactly the job they in iraq. and unluke any other candida in this rae, i led troops on the ground, had to build aal ion of people from all over this country in my platoon-- different reigious beliefs, different political beliefs -- and get them to not just vote for me but actually to risk the lives for what we were trying to do. i'm also taking on donald trump in his job not just as esident but as commander in chief. i think that'

i think both bullock and moulton are strong candidates. i think they both have good records and good skills, you know, i'd put them up on the debate stage with any of those other guys. i can imagine them absolutely going toe to toe but them not having made the first debate is going to set them at significant disadvantage because the first debate itself gave 20 people, gave every single person who was behind a podium on either of those last two nights something pretty significant to build on. they all had at least one highlight replicable moment. i know you don't believe me, i will show you. i will prove it to you when we come back. up with your partner? oh! we just spend all day telling everyone how we customize car insurance because no two people are alike, so... limu gets a little confused when he sees another bird that looks exactly like him. ya... he'll figure it out. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ when crabe stronger...strong, with new nicorette coated ice mint. layered with flavor... it's the firs

he and congressman moulton, these are wonderful people.arrassment of riches and that is what the american people will see. we have a deep bench and everyone has the unity of values. we are fighting for the issues that matter most. access to affordable health care, lowering the cost of description drugs, making sure our economy works for everybody. kevin: so there is no way governor bullock gets on stage in miami in over a week? tom: we created the rules months ago. we informed all the candidates about the rules of engagement. we set the field limit at 20 because 10 people per night is a lot of people. we set the polling bar at 1%. it is hard to get lower than setting the bar at 1%. we thought it was a reasonable polling threshold. we added the new fundraising threshold, so it engaged the grassroots and gave candidates and alternative pathway and i think what we did was fair. i appreciate the fact that some people do not make it. i've great respect for them and i know they will continue to campaign and it will not bullock me if governor and

bret: one of the declared democratic candidates was not invited as massachusetts congressman seth moultonhe is nevertheless here in miami, he joins us tonight. thanks for being here, we did want to do this interview here but what about that? how much does it hurt your campaign? >> it doesn't. i was one of the last candidates to get in this race because i have an 8-month-old daughter at home and i knew missing the debate was a real possibility. this debate is not going to decide who the best nominee is to take on donald trump. the voters on the ground in early primary states, they are going to make that decision and i have been making my case to voters across this country and its resonating on the ground. that ultimately is what's going to matter in this election. >> bret: if you look at the real clear politics average of polls, you are at the very, very bottom. how does that change before the next debate? >> if you look at our progress we are already starting to take up as i introduce myself to more americans. what i hear from americans is they want three things from the nominee. we've go

a few months before 9/11, senator seth moulton joined the u.s. marine corps.ime he's revealing the unseen effects of his military service. here is my exclusive conversation with congressman and 2020 presidential candidate seth moulton about his struggles with post-traumatic stress. >> post-traumatic stress can manifest itself in many, many different ways. how does yours manifest itself? >> after i got back from the war, there were times when i woke up with cold sweats, when i had flashbacks and would have bad dreams. there are times when i just couldn't get through a day without thinking of some of the experiences that i went through. my story is one of success because i got help for it. i decided to go talk to somebody, to see a therapist, and now those issues are under control. now i control when i want to think about these things. they're still very emotional. they'll stay with me for the rest of my life. but i have a handle on them. >> people don't discuss it. there's still a stigma about it. are you worried at all that coming forward as a presidential can

i give steve bullock, seth moulton, wayne messam a "d."the matter is, this is the first time that any large number of people and i say large somewhat guardedly. but there are going to be real eyeballs on this. you have to be in those debates. they are not in those debates. i think messam is someone we were confused why he was running in the first place. bullock i think has a path because he's going to focus only on iowa. moulton i think continues to struggle. but you've got to be in the room where it happens. again, i should probably write that down. that could work as a lyric for something i'm working on. but they're not. and i think that's a problem. >> and seth moulton is going to go to the debate to get -- >> i mean, i'm going to go. >> all right. so as a washington wizards fan, who are you to ever say anything about the boston celtics? >> ouch. >> i'm the guy who they let give grades to. "f" for the boston celtics. tough break there, berman. maybe you should have played more games growing up. regardless, number one doesn't look like a

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bullock and it won't surprise me at all if he's on the debate stage next month. ,e and congressman moultonre wonderful people. we have an embarrassment of riches and that is what the american people are going to see. we have a deep bench. we are fighting for the issues that matter most, affordable health care, prescription drugs, making sure our economy works for everyone. >> so there's no way that governor bullock gets on stage in miami in just over a week? >> we created the rules months ago. we informed all the candidates about the rules of engagement. 20set the field limit at because 10 people per night is a lot of people. we set the polling bar at 1%. it is hard to get lower than setting the bar at 1%. we thought it was a reasonable polling threshold. we added the new fundraising threshold so that it engages the grassroots and gives candidates an alternative pathway. the fact that some people didn't make it and i have great respect for them and i know they are going to campaign hard and it won't surprise me to see governor bullock and/or congressman moulton on the debate stage next mon

he'll need polling next week or moulton won't make it. there is a third candidate from massachusetts who is a republican. he is one of the rare republicans to win in massachusetts. it's bill weld running against donald trump in the republican primaries. bill weld was governor of massachusetts a while ago. you have to go back to the 1990s. he was elected in '90, reelected in '94, and there have been a lot of different versions of bill weld since those gubernatorial days. number one, he tried to become ambassador to mexico. that's jesse helms who blocked his appointment back in 1997. looking on there, that's joe biden. he tried to be ambassador of mexico. that didn't work and he moved to new york. he ran for governor in new york in 2006, lost at the state republican convention. that one didn't work out for him. then in 2016, he was the vice presidential candidate of the libertarian party, running with gary johnson. you see them together there. they've rejoined the republican party and running for president. he's up against what is weld up a

south moulton who has not gained a great deal of traction so far. he tweeted this morning, commending biden for reversing his support of the hyde amendment, but then he adds now do the iraq war. with such a long track record, whether it's the crime bill or anita hill and the hearing over clarence thomas or the iraq war, his opponents, is it reasonable to expect we're going to start seeing more of them seize on biden's position on some of these past issues to try and contrast him with the party's current platform? >> absolutely. it's the easiest and perhaps the most effective way to bring questions about biden into the minds of voters. what so many people, especially people like seth moulton who are not getting the attention they would like to get want to convince voters is that biden was a great democratic leader of the past. his world view is not reflected by the base of the democratic party in 2019 or moving forward. and one of the ways they're going to do that is just point out some of his past policies. that puts biden in a position like the one

but we begin the night with congressman seth moulton, who was first elected in 2014. four tours in iraq.

seth moulton went to andover and harvard. how did it happen? chris cuomo went to yale under grad.his is not a meritocracy. can we be honest about that? >> stacey abrams is seen as a rising star. she lost. beto o'rourke lost the senate race in texas but is a winner to democrats. all of a sudden, remember his star has faded a bit, of course, but only a couple of months ago he is on the cover of "vanity fair" and the next great hope. the next obama, we were told. all because of the hype. but remember, he lost the senate race in texas. abrams lost in georgia. they are two of the brightest stars. what does it say about the bench for democrats? >> tucker: we went to columbia. i'm obsessed with this. what is going on at the admission offices at the ivy league schools letting in people demonstrably dumb. >> we need a tucker carlson investigation. it's coming. >> tucker: we do! good to see you. >> have a good weekend. >> tucker: the president threatened tariffs last week and they are days away. mexico believes them. they are scrambling to reduce illegal immigration. details after the break

for seth moulton purposes of control it has to be jim crow alabama at all times now and forever.urning crosses in the sound of night riders in the distance. that will keep you terrified and easier to manipulate. that is the whole point. eisenhower sent the 101st airborne to bring the south to heal. but modern democratic party has big business to make them obey. watch this. >> we have netflix,ny, warner media which owns cnn and they have warned they may fault business here if the law goes into effect. i wonder do you support that economic boycott? >> if the law goes into effect i do. cnn may have to move. a lot of young women who work at cnn. >> tucker: do i support putting big companies in charge of america social policy, he was asked? of course i support that. screw the voters. they are irrelevant. the billionaire donors will bring back the abortion fairy. notice the applause from the audience. they love that. the democratic primary supports love that a billionaire will ride to the rescue and make everything okay. you know what they don't like? they don't like the reality. that

steve bullock and seth moulton are people are know and admire when i was labor secretary.rtainly is not easy when we have to do these things and we drew these rules and announced months ago. we did that because we wanted to give every candidate who was in a fair shake and fair notice. that's what we did. this does not preclude them from making the debate stage next month. if they do, we will welcome them with open arms. >> 20 will be divided over two nights. you made an early decision of not having a poll-based tiering. there is the kid's table debate that it was called. this was a strange question. i work here at this network and working in partnership with you, i have no idea how this process is being run. it's above my pay grade. there is a group of people doing it. it's not just a draw, right? there is a process being done so it's neither tiered but a balance between the two and is that the basic idea? >> the challenge that we are trying to -- the needle we are trying to thread is that we want to make sure that we maintain two nights where we have maximum eyeballs. we

. >> frankly, i would tell congressman moulton to drop out.o not see his path for the second debate. i think that governor bullock is so close that he probably will make the finish line for the second debate. >> and he becomes the new face. it's a new member of the cast. >> he could parlay that but for seth moulton, i don't see how this is anything but game over. >> it did feel like the sitting house members which all felt like a stretch because we have to go back to james garfield. it's not -- dick ephart showed it's a leader. >> a lot of folk have not made their decision. a lot of people are still sending money to 20 people in such a way they could meet this number. there's some things that are happening in between or before like you have the poor people's campaign, presidential forum in june 17th where there's going to be some folks talking to black folk about particular black issues. there's going to opportunity for folk to jump in and begin to expand their appeal. this is rial interesting about what's happening among democrats right now.

he is thattial candidate seth moulton and our correspondents will have full coverage. >>> let's begin with the emergency funding for the border crisis. let's go straight to our manu raju. what is the latest? >> reporter: after a bitter and emotional debate, one in which democrats pushed back by plans by the speaker of the house, and in just a matter of moments it will pass a business initially approve by the senate to provide 4.6 billion in funding to deal with the crisis. this comes after days of internal debate about exactly the strategy to pursue. initially democrats in the house pushed back against the senate as plans, offered in the meantime a bill with much more restrictions, and minimum conditions at some of these detention facilities that they had to follow in order to deal with thinks migrant children, but they faced resistance from the white house, as well as the senate that approved a separate bill supported by the president on a bipartisan basis, with more than 80 votes. that left speaker ploszi in a difficult spot. she wanted to placate folks on the left. initially today

. >> and take a listen to democratic congressmans seth moulton.n favor of the war in iraq that moulton fought in as a marine. take a listen. >> it was a mistake. we should have been a lot more careful about going into iraq. we should have questioned the intelligence. we should have made sure that we exhausted every opportunity before we put young american lives in danger. >> four tours in iraq. he has a right to make that argument. what do you make of it? >> yes, he does. and it's a replay of 2007/8. wuf a front-runner making the electability argument, but a core question that the democrats really aren't with you on, then your long record, the very thing that gives you that strong platform and electability start to look like a very weak thing. and hillary clinton suffered from having that voting record. remember, that president clinton said that barack obama, well, he didn't have to vote on this, he just gave a speech. but being in that position, standing for more change, not less change, that's really where the heart of this democratic party is r

it is harder for moulton to do it because of how he's been polling.uch, much harder to see gravel. to me the question is about bum -- bullock. if there are a couple of polls to get him at 1 or 2%, he's in the midst to get in the cnn debate. he has to, otherwise the same issue and being left out, that would really start to affect him. >> we're going to be spending a lot of time together, thank you, steve kornacki. >>> when we come back, an appeals court deals a big setback to the trump administration. that's next. stay with us. ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. when crabe stronger...strong, with new nicorette coated ice mint. layered with flavor... it's the first and only coated nicotine lozenge. for an amazing taste... ...that outlasts your craving. new nicorette ice mint. there are roadside attractions. ♪ and then there's our world-famous on-road attraction. th

they are montana governor steve bullock, and massachusetts congressman seth moulton.iden with a 4-point lead over elizabeth warren. bernie sanders has 17%. followed by kamala harris with 13% and h 10%. >>> the presidential race will be front and center "the issue is." you can watch that tomorrow morning at 6:30. >>> east bay congressman eric swalwell brings his campaign. he is due to appear at two events. take part in the road to the white house town hall series for the silicon valley leadership group. and ktvu radio. then at 10:15, swalwell will speak at the commonwealth. >>> sounding the alarm about fabricated videos called "deep fakes," ahead of the 2020 election. these are computer-generated videos, but they look like the real thing. ktvu's maureen maylor shows us what they look like. >> see? i would never say these things. >> this is an example of a deep fake. but theyeated -- they created it. >> we need to be more vigilant about what we trust from the internet. >> the manipulated videos, made possible by artificial intelligence algorithms can be hard to detect,

seth moulton is tweeting this.avo to joe biden for doing the right thing and reversing his long-standing support for the hyde amendment. it takes courage to admit when you're wrong, especially when those decisions affect millions of people. now, do the iraq war." we should note that last year he also voted in favor of a large spending bill which, by the way, had the hyde amendment language in it. oops. a little contradictory. rachel, as recently as wednesday, biden's campaign had supported this thing. so this is a huge about-face. clearly trying to appease the base. but how much does this damage his credibility among women in particular? >> rachel: or among catholics, by the way. he said that he supported hyde because it was based on deeply-rooted religious beliefs. apparently -- >> julie: he became a christian since wednesday? what changes his beliefs? >> rachel: is deep religious beliefs are not that deeply-rooted. he basically sold his soul to the abortion lobby and to the idea that he wanted to remain front run

. >> seth moulton, steve bullock, not on the debate stage.f them coming back from that? >> here's how i look at that, cnn in a month. if you look at bullock's numbers, it's not impossible to think of him doing that. it is harder for moulton to do it because of how he's been polling. to me the question is about bollic. if there are a couple of polls to get him at 1 or 2%, he's in the midst to get the kahne debate. he has to otherwise the same issue and being left out, that would really start to affect him. >> we're going to be spending a lot of time together, steve kornacki. >>> when we come back, an appeals court deals a big blow to the trump administration. stay with us. stay with us so i know there's a big need for new gas-x maximum strength. it relieves pressure, bloating and discomfort fast. so no one needs to know you've got gas. gas-x. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient so no one needs to know you've got gas. originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. pr

. >>> massachusetts congressman seth moulton joins jake tapper on "state of the union." >> it's all thehy we should start impeachment proceedings. i don't think there's ever been a more clear example about there are so many questions about whether the president of the united states, the top official in the land has committed crimes. >> we'll talk more about his call for impeachment tonight at 6:00. i'll moderate a cnn town hall with congressman molten. it's one of three back-to-back democratic town halls. it starts with congressman moulton at 6:00, then tim ryan at 7:00 and california congressman eric swalwell at 8:00 live from the cnn center tonight. >>> incredible video from italy. an out-of-control cruise ship slammed into a dock and another boat. look what happened. >> you can hear people trying to decide which way they should run. this happened this morning, the san marco canal near venice. police say the cruise ship -- everyone tried to stop it but they couldn't. at least four people have been hurt. the port authority is trying to figure out what caused that ship to barrel out of

the guy on the left [ ght laughter ] 49% said maybe the guy on the right. [ laughter ]n and seth moultoni phone a friend?" [ laughter ] and finally, when asked, "what is the greatest threat facing america? 60% said iran. 39% said north korea and bernie sanders said, "me driving. there you go [ laughter ] e it's the polls frything. >> steve: wow. everything [ cheers and applause po >> jimmy: lls for everything here's some business news. later this year domino's is gonna start testing selfriving delivery cars self-driving delivery cars if your pizza doesn't crash into your house in less than 30 minutes, it's free. [ laughter and finally, i saw that pillsbury is recalling bags of flour due to an outbreak of e coli so if you poke the doughboy's stomach, trust me, it's not gonna be laughter that comes out.ht [ laug ] this guy gets it [ applause ] this guy totally gets it this guy totally gets it you know what that meansfo it's time the "this guy gets it song." [ cheers and applause this guy getets i the joke i did this setup ♪ ♪ and the punch lin then he laughed afte spok it feels like ♪ ♪ ev

ladies and gentlemen, seth moulton. rep. moulton: thank you very much, good evening, south carolina! i'm a united states marine veteran. i'm a united states congressman. and i am a young father. and i do not want my 8-month-old daughter growing up in a country defined by donald trump. donald trump thinks he knows what is patriotism is. he thinks that patriotism is hugging the flag. patriotism is standing up every single day to make sure the flag stands for something. donald trump also thinks that he is above the law. and that is wrong. which is why i was the first candidate in this race to say that the job of the united states house of representatives when a president breaks the law is to start impeachment proceedings and we should have done that a long time ago. i have fought for this country. and i will fight for you. and someone who has been fighting for you for 25 years is jim clyburn. and i just want to tell you one quick thing. when i came to the united states congress, i defeated an 18-year incumbent in my own party.

. >> seth moulton, steve bullock, wayne messam they're not on the campaign stage, the debate stage.oming back from that? >> if you looking's position in the qualifying rolls it's not impossible to see bulk qualifying. he has a path to do it. it's harder to see moulton doing it because of how he's been polling so far, and much much harder to see messam prevail. by missing the debate ironically he's getting some media attention. if there are a couple of polls next month that get him at even 1% or 2% he might be still able to compete but he might be able to get into that cnn debate or otherwise that same issue would reel start to affect him. >> we're going to be spending a lot of time together in the next year and a half. steve dor nacky, national political correspondent. >>> an appeals court deals a big setback to the trump administration and its plans for young women who come to this country seeking asylum. that's next. stay with us. g asylum that's next. stay with us tion, every feeling... ...a product of mastery. lease the 2019 es 350 for $379/month for 36 months. experience amazin

kirsten gillibrand thin pete buttigieg now the list includes jay inslee, john hickenlooper, south moulton, julian castro and amy klobuchar. >> all events are packed to the brim a very busy weekend for us and a pinch meet moment for me is a small business owner. >> reporter: the space bill for civic events and he has been working with an organization called the next 50 to help young people get engaged in politics. >> it has been this perfect alignment working with this awesome organization the next 50 been well located for this purpose, a little divine interventionsomeal uce d . a word of warning to republicans, this is not a bipartisan place, they are only interested in hosting events for democrats. he says this is a place where education and organization for the left. >> melissa will be reporting from the convention all weekend long. we will have streaming coverage starting at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow and we will let you know when the candidates are speaking. download the cbs local app and sign up for push alerts. >>> a proposed purchase by silicon valley's largest water agency has some farme

seth moulton, congress whn, one who's run congressional in massachusetts. that debate. he's going to need some big news in polling or donations or moulton won't make it. and there's a candidate from massachusetts. it's not a democrat. it's a republican. it's one of the rare republican tuesday actually win an election in massachusetts. it's bill weld, the former governor of massachusetts running against donald trump in the republican primary. he was governor of massachusetts a while ago. you've got to go back to the 1990s. elected in '90, re-elected in '94. number one we tried to become ambassador to mexico. that's jesse helms who blocked his appointment back in '97. by the way, look who's looking on there, that's joe biden. that didn't work. then he moved to new york. he ran for governor of new york in 2006, lost at the state republican convention, so that one didn't work out for him. then in 2016 he was the vice presidential candidate of libertarian party running with gary johnson. you see them together there. he's moved back to massachusetts and now rejoi

for seth moulton or steve bullock who has an interesting resumÉ, a relatively clear and distinct messageget the chance to tell it on national campaign there is a blow to the campaign. >> 63,000 unique donors, at least 1% in a couple polls. is there any criticism that the rules are too tough? >> there is criticism among the candidates that the rules are arbitrary. that you're setting these thresholds that, you know, you've had all these candidates competing to get to that 65,000 donor threshold often by spending money on facebook ads to give more people to give $1 apiece which is not a constructive activity for a campaign over the long term. from the dnc's perspective and frankly from the perspective of some of the better known candidates in this race, you've got to set some kind of threshold, right? there is something a little bit silly about saying we will have ten candidates on stage about you we won't have 11. if you are an elizabeth warren, kamala harris, pete buttigieg, it is just an enormous sort of structural missed opportunity here that you're going to be on stage with a bunch of

you have a sitting governor in montana and congressman seth moulton.ing hi sleep from it. i'm not there but i'm not giving up. he says it's the wrong call. there's a second set a month later. the question is can they rise up and make the bar for that? >> well, i believe governor bullock missed the bar for this one by one respondent. if he had gotten one more response in his camp in his poll he would have made this debate, so, you know, there's ways to get in and their challenge is the way it is for many of the candidates who find themselves in the second tier, third tier, however many tiers we're putting in the race. the bottom tier will be really hard to break out and gain traction. >> and some unintended consequences. debate rules, trying to be more transparent and now you have some people left out. >> fun to watch. thanks for joining us here on "inside politics." see you back here on sunday. al alex marquardt in today for brianna keilar after a quick break. that's right, t-mobile will match your discount. cake in the conference room! showing 'em you

steve bullock, governor of montana, won't be among them at this moment, seth moulton won't be. andrew yang will be, unconventional candidates right there. only thing that could save bullock now, the longest of long shots, is there a poll that nobody knows about, it's been conducted, not announced publicly that comes out in the next ten hours or so and has bullock at 1% or north of there? that's the only thing that could get him in. otherwise, he would fall short. >> if there were such a poll, would he bump one of these people off the stage? >> that's where it gets extremely complicated. basically if bullock were to hit 1% in a poll and you have 21 xs here, first tie breaker is who has met the fund-raising criteria? i believe 14 candidates have done that. then there's an elaborate tie-breaking process. >> what a nightmare. >> we think it would come down to bullock and swalwell for the final spot. there's a dispute here exactly how this would be settled. short answer, it would be chaos. >> indeed. steve, stick around, please, if you don't mind. >>> president trump is projecting c

and moulton went against nancy pelosi.tro, hickenlooper, wayne messam in florida. what kimberly said, it's worrying to get all the members re-elected. so that maybe it really is going to be up to the presidential nominee to push this. >> i think it has to be a full press across congress to do actually the work that the constitution dmantds demands of them while also doing it with a presidential candidate. so they differentiate themselves. it can't just be impeachment. they have to be able to put points on the board and demonstrate this is how we would legitimate differently. sends a resounding message to this democratic base saying you know what? if you are white, if you are privileged, if you are the president all of a sudden you can get away wit. if you're a kid that crosses the line and speeds too fast, you find yourself in jail. it sends a resounding message that there are two sets of laws for two different people and that's not okay. individuals have to feel inspired. and if anything taught us, it's the fact that a re

the three who did not qualify, montana governor steve bullock, massachusetts congressman seth moulton and wayne muscle. good day on wall street, the dow jones job -- jumped 102, the nasdaq finished ahead 44. we are not prepared, that is the word from artificial intelligence experts testifying on capitol hill today. they warned lawmakers about the impact of computer-generated fake videos word deep bakes and what they could mean to the political system. correspondent gillian turner has the story from washington. >> whoever controls the data controls the future. a new viral video showing the world not even americans titans are immune to the threat of deep fakes. mark zuckerberg making waves on twitter and instagram today. >> one man with total control of billions of people stolen data while their secrets, their lives, their futures. >> gillian: two british artist made this with intelligence tools by an israeli tech firm. cyber experts told the house intelligence committee today it is just a matter of time until these and even better tools are acceptable to anyone anywhere in the world. >

what does 2020 democratic candidate seth moulton think about this?le to make either one of the debates this week, but congressman, it's remarkable that somehow mary anne wilson was and are you bitter? >> no, no, look, the democratic national committee, the establishment in washington d.c. is not going to decide who the best nominee to take on trump it with their debate rules. i'm going about my campaign on the ground that's why i'm in new hampshire. i got this late. it's not lost on voters, the veteran and won from the state where trump won. neil: and i think you said wilson, i apologize for that. and i wonder what you think about the choosing process and criteria, i don't know what it will be in future debates, what do you think about how they go about this? >> well, again, i'm not bothering to worry about this, neil. we've hit the polling criteria in several polls and some reason the ndnc decided not to count and half the candidates on the state didn't meet the donor criteria. the reality is when you're counting donors as opposed to voters on the g

we haven't talked about the younger generation i mean buddha judges 37 tulsa gabbert is 37 a seth moulton who's not going to be in the debate is very young andrea yang is very young and then you have the middle tier so i don't know how that plays with authenticity but what's always fascinated me is that bernie sanders one of the oldest candidates has a very young following not a not all millennial so there's can't break down into one monolithic generation but that's interesting i think they see the authenticity they like the kind of you know that he treats them seriously that he's not pandering to them that it's not glib or sound bites well he's also with war and as you pointed out he's the most revolutionary some of his ideas are the most or the most clearly different than the status quo certainly is ongoing position about the iraq war and and the drumbeat that again we're hearing now with regards to iran but that's all the time we have today ok now thank you so much thank you and more politicking right after the break . join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speakin

actually 2 of them are running for president have actually opposed her you have tim ryan and seth moulton these 2 are running for president and then you also have to also gathered it was another good choice for anti-establishment she's absolutely anti-war she certainly was spoke out against the d.n.c. unfortunately she supported bernie sanders after that and bernie caved immediately to hillary clinton hoping to get some sort of cabinet seat but the you know these are sellouts most of the democrats and it's good to see individuals like bolton and ryan and certainly gathered who have gone against the system now most of you know these guys a lot of them is a 4 term afghan deployed obviously hopefully learned as lessons about the military industrial complex and the gravitas associated with the kinds of aggression that the american military has had around the world certainly danny should know something about this he served in the military and he served i think under allen west another war mongering maniac on the right wing of this country so obviously these candidates that could come out and c

. >> eric s-walwell, seth moulton. elizabeth warren, bernie sanders.> no, that is terrible, that was like five. can you do me a small favor, can you please stop running for president! thank you! that goes for all of you. stop it. >> thanks to all of our contestants without participated today. >> i'm sorry you couldn't name all of them in time. >> can you name all of them. >> of course i can name all of them. all right. >> what? thank you for tuning in to another episode of name them candidates. brought to you by podium, when you don't stand for anything, stand behind it. (cheers and applause) ronnie chieng. we'll be right back. [radio weather report playing] [airpod case clicking open] hey siri, play me something new. ♪ music playing ♪ ♪ it was just past one when two three men from four five ♪ ♪ step to me door like ♪ oh my gosh ♪ just throw that cash in a black bag ♪ ♪ run around the back and ♪ pull up the track, cause yaow ♪ ♪ i just learnt some jazz today, it's true ♪ ♪ you gon' learn ♪ ♪ you gon' learn ♪ ♪ you gon' learn, hey ♪ ♪ i can taste my bee

next up is congressman seth moulton. a former marine corps officer representing massachusetts sixth congressional district. [applause] >> welcome to our stage. >> it is an honor to be here. >> we will jump right in. you are focusing a lot of your campaign on foreign policy. we know that president trump has done a lot to reduce access to reproductive healthcare all across the globe. how would you not only repeal the harm he has done, but expand access across the world? >> one of the first things trump did when he came into office was put in place the gag rule that americans from going to any health care organization period that in some way supports abortion, a woman's right to choose. that affects millions of people worldwide who are not only trying to get abortions, but all the other healthcare services these organizations provide. that is not american leadership, it is not american values, and it would stop on day one in my administration. [applause] >> that is really just undoing the harm. we need to go farther than th