campaign 2020 coverage later today when former vice president joe biden hold a rally at the new hampshire state house after filing his candidacy paperwork live at 1:00 p.m. here on c-span. later, president trump speaks at a voter outreach event in atlanta as part of his reelection campaign. also live here on c-span starting at 3:00 p.m. eastern. on thursday, president trump posthumously presented the presidential citizens metal to the late richard bruce gola, retired u.s. army colonel who died on 9/11 while helping people evacuate the south tower of the world trade center before it collapsed. excepting the metal on his behalf was his widow susan. this evening, we come together to pay tribute to a fallen hero who devoted his life to defending freedom and who made the supreme sacrifice to safe others on september 11, 2001. colonel richard rescorla. richard was a great gentleman. he's looking down proudly on this wonderful family. and congratulations. it's a big -- it's a big evening. and it's great to have you at the white house because there's no place like it. thank you. [applause] we're profoundly g

. >> amy klobuchar was in new hampshire this week to file for the first in the nation presidential primary. afterward, she spoke to suppte oside the state housethis is 20 minutes. >> very good. do you want to say a few words? first of all, in new hampshire, the mayor here in concord was reelected. we are happy about joyce craig in manchester. and then, we had eight out of the 10 of the mayor races went democratic in the state of new hampshire in the major places. a big excitement in laconia for what happened. then, let's just go take it out of new hampshire for a second, not that we should. but, i was thinking about this on the way here. i filed for president today to get on the ballot in new hampshire. and i stood there with the secretary of state who was delightful. he went through all of the paths. i saw the picture of walter mondale icefishing and all of the past primaries and what had happened. he was very good at not only telling me the historical facts, but also filling me in on the fact that many, many times, it was a candidate people didn't expect that was going to win at this moment in time that came in and ran and won in new hampsh

first primary, democratic presidential candidate joe biden spoke at a rally outside the new hampshire state house. he was introduced and john lynch. the former democratic governor of new hampshire. [cheering] ♪ ♪ [cheering] the president of the international -- >> good afternoon everybody. thank you all for being here. president joe biden, doesn't that sound great. [cheering] so i am supporting joe biden for a number of reasons but there are four main ones. first of all, i trust joe biden. joe biden is going to restore the soul of the country and the character of the white house. wouldn't that be nice? [cheering] joe biden will bring integrity with ethics and decency and honesty to the white house. [cheering] joe biden will be able to build a team of outstanding policy advisors, domestic policy advisers and foreign policy advisers and staff them with confident people, something we do not see with the current white house. [cheering] the second reason, i like joe biden. he is genuine, caring, authentic and such a decent wonderful person. i cannot wait for him to get into the white house. [cheering]

new hampshire. and later, what to expect when public hearings begin as part of the house impeachment inquiry. trump,ehalf of president vice president mike pence traveled to the new hampshire state house today to file paperwork for the states presidential primary held in february. he met with supporters and took questions from reporters before heading to the politics and eggs event, where he talked about the trump administration's agenda. [inaudible] >> it is an awesome pleasure and honor. vice president pence: we've heard a lot about you. >> we're excited to have you. pence: what a pleasure, nice to meet you. what a special place. great to meet you. >> welcome. bienvenido. [laughter] vice pres. pence: nicholas, good to meet you. >> so, i would like to show you, the president did visit us and got his picture taken care. -- taken here. we have beneficial presidential pennant. i don't think i've ever had a sitting vice president get the chance to sign. we would be very, very honored to have you sign. >> it always gets very quiet when they sign. >> [chanting] four more years. four more years. four more years. mr. pence: thank you all for coming out today. it's amazing to think in 2

>> after following -- after filing candidacy paperwork, he spoke at a rally outside the new hampshire state house. he was introduced by his wife, john lynch, the former new hampshire governor. [cheers] ♪ [chanting] [cheers and applause] joinedrnor john lynch -- by the general president of the international association of firefighters. and president of the firefighters of new hampshire. [cheers and applause] >> good afternoon, everybody. thank you all for being here. president joe biden, doesn't that sound great? [cheering and applause] >> i am supporting joe biden for a number of reasons but there , are four main ones. i trust joe biden. joe biden is going to restore the soul of this country and the character of the white house. wouldn't that be nice? [cheering and applause] >> joe biden will bring integrity in defense of ethics and decency, and honesty to the white house. [cheering and applause] >> joe biden will be able to build a team of outstanding policy advisers, domestic policy advisers, and foreign policy advisers and staff them with competent people, something we do not see with this cur

after filing her official papers for the democratic presidential nomination at the new hampshire state house in the state capital, senator amy klobuchar spoke to supporters. ♪ >> very good. you want to say a few words? >> no, i just want to say i am so proud to be supporting the best candidate we have running for president. [applause] >> and my friend, amy klobuchar. sen. klobuchar: thank you so much. it is so great to be here with all of you. i was thinking especially did we not pick the best day? the sun is out. the leaves are still beautiful and we had a big national victory last night across the country. i actually think that is a good place to start. hampshire,l, in new the mayor here in concord was reelected. we are happy about joyce craig in manchester. and then, we had eight out of the 10 of the mayor races went democratic in the state of new hampshire in the major places. laconia forment in what happened. take it outjust go of new hampshire for a second, not that we should. but, i was thinking about this on the way here. i filed for president today to get on the ballot in new hampsh

new hampshire. and later, the senate aging committee looks at ways to prevent veterans from being scammed. >> on behalf of president trump, vice president mike pence traveled to the new hampshire state houseoday to file paperwork for the state's presidential primary held in february. the vice president met with supporters and took questions from reporters before heading to the politics and eggs event, where he talked about the trump administration's agenda.

a bigger wall get at the new hampshire state house. every time someone assigns papers, everyone gets quiet. don't distract them. sen. bennet: i wrote, thanks for caring about our kids. these guys probably do this all the time. >>, one less tradition, like a picture with the kids. sen. bennet: i would be honored. where are we looking? ok, great. senator.you, it has been a pleasure. sen. bennet: very nice to see you. what is the lunch situation for you guys? >> we already had lunch. sen. bennet: have you had debt? what time is it? are you going back to school this afternoon or are you done for the day? for the day? that seems pretty good. it is nice to meet you. you have to know your teachers are special people. special people teach middle school. >> that's right. sen. bennet: a lot of patients. ence.lot of pati we could use some middle school teachers in the u.s. senate because you need patience thereto. yes sir? >> corporations are after the bottom line and becoming more efficient. how do you see the issue of job loss due to automation

first primary, democratic presidential candidate joe biden spoke at a rally outside the new hampshire state house he was introduced and john lynch. the former democratic governor of new hampshire. [cheering]

candidate and senator michael bennet as he filed his official candidacy paperwork at the new hampshire state house and then traveled to meet with state voters. during his trip, he held a town hall and in a different new hampshire base specialty paper company. later, he had attended the house party hosted by marjorie smith and democratic state representative, and a supporter of senator bennett's campaign. >> should be going into this. let's go do it. do i have a check. hey how are you. [inaudible conversation] [background sounds] >> i am proofreading good work. >> use on your. you want to be mike. for michael. >> had i known i was going to talk, it would have been mike not michael but is okay. [background sounds] >> thank you very much. >> this is the notice that we sent out to the voters the get publicly posted in every community in the state. it's a remembrance of filing as a candidate to either the campaign slogan for something that they wish to see at the time. >> thank you. >> were going to go back now. so i am obviously delighted to be unified all my paperwork here your new hampshire and were

followed democratic candidate michael bennet as he filed his candidacy paperwork at the new hampshire state housea town hall paper company. should we go in and do this? let's do it. how are you? nice to see you. thank you. >>

campaign 2020 coverage tomorrow, when former vice president joe biden holds a rally at the new hampshire state houseperwork for the first in the nation primary. live at 1:00 eastern on c-span. later in the day, president trump will be speaking at a voter outreach event in atlanta as part of his reelection campaign. also starting at 3:00 eastern live on c-span. >> then at 10:00 eastern, new york university journalism professor talks about her new book, diversity inc. >> when i am not optimistic about is white america's ability fiction of the inxican-americans, of lat people, the centuries old -- spoke atages of a convention . many of the candidates talk about working across party lines to address issues facing the country, including climate change and the national debt.

new hampshire. and later, what to expect when public hearings begin as part of the house impeachment inquiry. trump,ehalf of president vice president mike pence traveled to the new hampshire state house today to file paperwork for the states presidential primary held in february. he met with supporters and took questions from reporters before heading to the politics and eggs event, where he talked about the trump administration's agenda.

according to "the new york times" he plans to enter the race tomorrow morning and then head to new hampshire's state housell out paperwork to get himself onto the primary ballot there. so, even as the president's being impeached for this scheme which he was setting up to try to dirty up joe biden for 2020, even as that's happening, still, the democratic 2020 field still growing. another remind their the news is not going to let up on any front any time soon. we'll see you again tomorrow night. now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. happy to have you back. >> thank you. and deval patrick, at least, won't be one of those presidential candidates who are tied down as a juror in the tru trump impeachment trial, if that's what january is all about. >> seriously. impeachment hearings that day. it's going to be nuts, man. >> america's going to watch the hearing, and then they're going to watch you moderate that debate. that's the way it's going to work. >> kill me now. >>> we have so much ground to cover on this historic first day

live on c-span, democratic presidential candidate joe biden holds a rally at the new hampshire state house after filing candidacy paperwork, watch live coverage at 1:00 eastern on c-span. donald trump will deliver remarks at a black voices for trump rally live at 3:00 eastern on c-span. we see live events online, c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio apps. watch the c-span network's live next week as the house intelligence committee holds the first public impeachment hearing. the committee led by chairman adam schiff will hear from three state department official starting wednesday at 10 am eastern on c-span3, top us diplomat in ukraine william taylor and deputy assistant secretary of state george kent will testify. friday 11:00 eastern on c-span2, former us ambassador to ukraine will appear before the committee. follow the impeachment inquiry live on the c-span networks, online, c-span.org, or listen live with the free c-span radio apps. c-span.org making it easier for you to watch c-span's coverage of the impeachment inquiry in the administration's response. if you miss any liv

also on c-span2 democratic presidential candidate joe biden holds a rally at the new hampshire state house after filing candidacy paperwork for the first in the nation primary. watch at 1 p.m. eastern again on c-span. president trump will deliver remarks at a black voices for trump rally in atlanta. live at 3 p.m. eastern on c-span and you could see all of our live events online at c-span.org or listen.org or listen live with the free c-span radio app. >> watch the c-span networks life next week as the house intelligence committee holds the first public impeachment hearings. the committee led by chairman adam schiff will hear from three state department officials, starting wednesday at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span3 top u.s. diplomat in ukraine william taylor, a deputy assistant secretary of state george kent will testify. and then on friday at 11 a.m. eastern on c-span2, former u.s. ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovitch will appear before the committee. follow the impeachment inquiry live on the c-span networks online at c-span.org or listen live with the free c-span radio app. >> at c-span

on the c-span networks, democratic presidential candidate joe biden holds a rally at the new hampshire state house after filing candidacy paperwork for the first in the nation primary. that is 1:00 p.m. on c-span and at 3:00 p.m., president trump delivers marks -- for march in atlanta. grogan discusses health care policy in an event hosted by the alliance for health policy at 9:00 a.m. at 12:13, the acting director of the national counterterrorism center discusses town of terrorism policy at the washington institute. affairsn3, veterans secretary robert wilkie discusses goals and priorities at the national press club in washington, d.c.. >> last sunday in new hampshire, 2020 presidential candidates tulsi gabbard, john delaney, maryann wilson, bill wells came together to discuss climate change and the national debt. many talked about working across party lines to address climate change and the national debt. >> thank you.

new hampshire is one of the five states, right? paul: no. bloomberg's top advisor two weeks ago announced his boss would jump into the race for the white house and would not be campaigning in the early voting states of iowa, new hampshire, net -- nevada and south carolina. his reasoning was this. he is getting into the race extremely late, very late in the process. he said the other campaigns have built up huge, grassroots outreach in the early voting states, which is true. the top campaigns have plenty of boots on the ground in iowa, new hampshire, nevada and south carolina. and they said, we are not going to try to compete with that. we are going to run a national campaign, which bloomberg can do. he is a multibillionaire. this ad by a loan of $30 million on monday, that is mind-boggling. no other candidate, not even tom steyer, who is a billionaire, can maybe do that so quickly. it is almost pocket change for bloomberg. we haven'tve a name mentioned yet, joe biden. what is his campaign machine like up there, and his appearance is so far? biden probably is one of the top four campaigns in new hampshire, smaller than what sanders and warren

state house and filed papers. he would go on to win the new hampshire primary, when the republican nomination, and win the election in 2016, and the results have been extraordinary. you look at the american economy -- booming. 6.7 million new jobs created. on employment at a 50-year low. wages rising at a -- the fastest pace in a decade. the greatest range growth for hispanic americans and african-americans. a 65-year high for women. the incredibled wisdom of the net effect. just two weeks ago the united states descended on a compound and they brought the leader of crisis to justice, as well as other isis leader's since then. the new look and what we have done with the courts. yesterday in the east room in the white house, the president was celebrating more than 150 conservatives appointed to our courts at every level, restoring a foundation and commitment to interpreting laws as written. the truth is those are all the things the people of new hampshire in that primary in 2016 said yes to when they voted to make donald trump the republican nominee for president. to the american people is present donald trump deliv

house. [applause] vice pres. pence: and the truth is, in voting to nominate president donald trump in the new hampshire primary in 2016 republicans in this stateid set into motion a movement and lead a shift that would transform our military, economy, and our courts. here in new hampshire, you launched a movement that nominated a candidate and elected a president who is making america great again. and it is my great honor to be able to share the progress that we've made. it's amazing that we've done so much in just three short years. despite endless investigations and democrat attempts to overturn the results of the 2016 election, president donald trump has never stopped delivering on the promises he made to the people of new hampshire and the people of america. [applause] vice pres. pence: in fact, coming fresh from the statehouse , i think there's only one way you can describe the last three years. it's been three years of action, it's been three years of results. it's been three years of promises made and promises kept. but we're just getting started, folks, which is why we need four more years of president donald trump in the white house.

your continued support all across the ground state, president donald trump will be in the white house for four more years. we are going to keep new hampshireoing. we will keep america winning. we are going to make america stronger than ever before. , with donald years trump in the white house and with gods help, the best is to .ome god bless you and god bless america. ♪ "only in america." ♪ ♪ america." ♪ ♪ "only in america." ♪ ♪ in america." ♪ ♪ america." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> followed the house impeachment inquiry and the administration's response on c-span. unfiltered coverage, live on tv, our radio app, and online. on c-spanetime reairs or air on c-span.org/impeachment. two former in passengers joined a discussion on the political situation in venezuela. the council on foreign relations hosted the hour-long event, which covered regional security. u.s.uela's oil reserves, policy options and iran's influence in the country.

state house and filed papers. he would go on to win the new hampshire primary, win the republican nomination, and win the election in 2016, and the results have been extraordinary. i mean, you look at the american economy, it's booming, 6.7 million new jobs created. unemployment's at a 50-year low. wages rising at the fastest pace than they've risen in more than -- that they have risen in more than a a decade. the lowest unemployment rate ever recorded for african-americans and hispanic americans, 65 year high for -- low for women. we've restored the incredible arsenal of democracy. we have witnessed the incredible heroism of the military of the united states. now, just two weeks ago, the united states descended on a compound and they brought the leader of isis to justice, as well as other isis leaders since then. and then you look at what we've done with the courts. yesterday in the east room in the white house, the president was celebrating more than 150 conservatives appointed to our courts at every level, restoring and strengthening a foundation and commitment to interpreting laws as written. upholding our go

c-span follow candidates cory booker as he spoke with new hampshire voters at a house party, brewery and coffee shop in the southern part of the state in between two of the campaign. he called new hampshire's representatives. >> down to the right. >> we have a bunch of members and their. our short speech. >> is okay? >> yeah. >> who the heck am i? i'm a man raised by two incredible parents who have seen the worst of america. they were civil rights activist who have seen violence and determination but we are who we are as a country because we came together and understood together and work together. the older i got, the more difficult the stories of childhood work. by the time he was older, beach balls were falling from the sky. let me tell you when a tsunami hit my time. i honored my father and my mother. my dad was -- my mom was a single mom. my father would tell me don't people i was poor. i was just poe. po. my father would tell me he is who he is because of a conspiracy of love. people were not related to him they didn't look like him or pray for him willing to fight for him. my father's mom was in a community that took him in an

president trump is officially on the ballot for the new hampshire republican primary vice president pence traveled to the state housek and hand over the $1,000 filing fee. afterwards he was asked about the house impeachment inquiry. >> what's going on in washington, d.c. today is a disgrace behind closed doors there's a so called impeachment inquiry that the american people know is nothing more than partisan impeachment. it's the latest effort by democrats the try to over turn the results of the 2016 election >>> the remote farming community in mexico is preparing to hold the first funerals for the nine americans killed by drug cartel gunmen caravan of pickups and suvs drove across dirt and rocky roads on their way to the small community. >>> security cameras at a factory in greece capturing dramatic footage of a tornado on monday the cctv footage shows the moment the tornado swept across the factories and debris up in the air. luckily there were no injuries reported that's the news update this hour back to you. >> power of nature thank you. >>> oil market closing for the day and for that let's go to dom. >> the ove

new hampshire's primary ballot. a spokesperson confirmed the news to nbc news, if he does launch a late bid for the white house, he plans to skip early stateada, and south carolina, to focus on the march 3rd super tuesday states where nearly a quarter of the primary delegates are up for grabs. let's get a check of your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> did you notice it was a little bit warmer. >> like a tad. >> i cheated. i'm looking at your weather wall. >> like 30. >> like right here. >> 15 degrees? >> plus seven degrees. >> i'm cheating. i didn't get it right. >> that's the point. >> that is it. good morning. the ohio valley, things have warmed up considerably. it's okay. new england still a little cold this morning. we did set a couple of record lows but things are slowly improving out there, the real warmup as you walk outside, in the ohio valley, st. louis, 14 degrees warmer and chicago, 26, still chilly for this time of the year but 13 degrees warmer. down along the gulf coast, not only still chilly but cloudy and we've got some light rain and drizzle over the area. and i was looking at report of freezing rain or s

new hampshire saw a leader that could make this country great again. as we celebrated in the east room in the white house yesterday, i know here in the live free or die statei know how grateful you all are that this president kept his word, today,i stand before you has appointed more than 150 conservative judges to our level, courts at every including justice neil gorsuch and justice brett kavanaugh. it was remarkable. we met yesterday in the white house with republican members of the senate judiciary committee. they reflected on how as a candidate, our president took the unprecedented step of literally publishing a list of people he would draw from, men and women who believed in applying the constitution from an originalist basis -- who believed in interpreting laws as written and not legislating from the bench. having the privilege to interview all the finalists for those last two supreme court nominations -- having met many of the men and women that have been confirmed to our courts, this is an entire generation of judges added to our federal courts at every level who will support all that god-given liberties enshrined in our constitution, like the free

cory booker as he spoke with new hampshire voters at a house party, bury, and coffee shop in the southern part of the granite state. in between two of the campaign stops, he called the new hampshire state representative. >> hello, everybody. what does a man have to do to get a bathroom? >> thank you for making this happen. >> we have a bunch of eager members. i will introduce you real quick. >> that sounds great. [applause] >> i want to get your questions. i want to orient you to who the heck am i. i was raised by two incredible parents. they have seen the worst of america. they were civil rights activists. they had seen violence and discrimination, but only saw the best of america. we are who we are as a country because we came together, stood together, and worked together. my dad is one of these guys, the older i got, the more difficult his story for a childhood was. by the time he was older, the hail was like beach balls falling from the sky. let me tell you when this tsunami hit my town. i was like you grew up in the mountains of north carolina. he said "don't disrespect me, thou shall honor your mother and fa

to bypass the first four states on the primary calendar, i will, new hampshire, nevada, and south carolina and focus on the states that vote on super tuesday and beyond . >>> housers want to send their impeachment court to the judiciary committee after the thanksgiving recess. shift says the evidence conclusively shows that president trump conditioned a white house meeting and u.s. military aid on ukraine announcing politically motivated investigations that would help the presidents 2020 reelection campaign. the house today sherry committee will decide whether to write articles of impeachment. white house is expected to appeal a ruling by a federal judge ordering former white house counsel, don mcgahn, to appear before congress. he was a witness and special counsel, robert mueller, russia investigation. democrats want to question him about possible objection of justice by the president. ruling could lead to subpoenas for other high ranking administration officials, including john bolton. >>> a lesson thousand dollars stolen. to search for a group of men who have been installing skimming devices at a bank in the north bay . >>> aftermost 50 years, trust love is m

presidential candidate senator cory booker as he spoke with new hampshire voters at a house party, bury, and coffee shop in the southern part of the granite stateo of the campaign stops, he called the new hampshire state representative. >> hello, everybody. what does a man have to do to get a bathroom? >> thank you for making this happen. >> we have a bunch of eager members. i will introduce you real quick. >> that sounds great.

. >> new hampshire is an interesting state because all the federal, senate, and house are helped. hillary won that state, the governor is a republican but this is a place trump wants tow. >> ed: we appreciate you both coming in. in the meantime, the first lady getting hounded for meetings with baby caregivers at a hospital. protesters were actually going after her. those details ahead. is that net carbs or total? eh, not enough fiber. chocolate would be good. snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you manage your blood sugar. glucerna. everyday progress. to work as hard as they do. however, since 2000, the buying power of the dollar has dropped by over 31% - that means the dollar is only worth about 68¢ now compared to 2000. had you owned gold, your value would have increased over 400% and owning gold is easy... with rosland capital - a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. gold bullion, lady liberty gold and silver proofs, and our premium coins, can help you preserve your wealth. cal

c-span follow candidates cory booker as he spoke with new hampshire voters at a house party, brewery and coffee shop in the southern part of the state in between two of the campaign. he called new hampshire's representatives. >> down to the right. >> we have a bunch of members and their. our short speech. >> is okay? >> yeah.

south carolina governor made the announcement in front of the state house where he expected to file papers this week to run in new hampshire'shment inquiry has drowned out all debate over other issues such as his focus on america's debt and deficit. to other congressmen in the debate. >>> bernie sanders is bringing his campaign to the bay this week. on this trip, sanders first stop is friday in oakland, an afternoon rally where national nurses united with endorse him. the event is closed to the public but it will be streamed live. sanders will hold rallies friday and saturday in fresno and los angeles. >>> jimmy carter recovering after undergoing surgery this morning. doctors released pressure and bleeding on the brain caused by two recent falls. 95-year-old former president is said to be resting comfortably. the former first lady by his side. >>> a big win today for a survivor and relative of victims in the 2012 mass shooting in newtown, connecticut, survivors can sue the maker of the gun used in the crime. the justice has rejected appeal from remington arms which makes the rifle. the company argued it should be shielded by

presidential candidate senator cory booker as he spoke with new hampshire voters at a house party, brewery, and coffee shop in the second part of the granite state. in between two the campaign stops, >> hello, everybody. what does a man have to do to get a bathroom? >> thank you for making this happen. >> we have a bunch of eager members. i will introduce you real quick. >> that tells great. -- that sounds great. [applause] your questions. i want to orient you to who the heck am i. i was raised by two incredible parents. they were civil rights activists. we are who we are as a country because we work together and stood together. dad -- by the time he was older, the hail was like beach balls falling from the sky. let me tell you when this tsunami hit my town. my dad was born to a single mom in segregated world. poverty, poverty, poverty. me, don't tell people i was poor. tell them i was po. my father would tell me that he is who he is because of a conspiracy of love. people not related to him were willing to fight for him. my father's mom could not take care of him. it was the community who took him in. no college in my families history. they tol

house. he has complete shattering of the first primary states with pete buttigieg winning iowa, warren winning new hampshireing south carolina and bernie winning nevada and then going to super tuesday and hoping that he can spend enough money to win a couple of those states, that's not a realistic plan, what his plan is, if you spend that money to put centrist, moderate positions against medicare for all just green new deal, against many wild spending plan that -- plant will never go anywhere. he's a 77-year-old billionaire, he has lots of money. heather: what about the tactics of 2020 dems trying to fend off fresh competition or will they acknowledge it? >> they will acknowledge it that i will call him billionaire trying to buy presidency, the offensive comments of women in the past including rape, i do agree with robert, 65% of democratic primary voters are happy with the crop that they have and the fact that if bloomberg comes in with bernie and biden saying, gee, what we need is another 70-year-old white guy is absolutely insane. obviously he thinks he can, you know, help out joe biden but i don't think

house. with less than 100 days to go for the new hampshire democratic primary. former vice president biden with narrow lead in the state. according to it a new poll. biden has 20%. of democratic voter support. senator warren getting 16%. mayor buttigieg at 15% and senator sanders 14. meanwhile a cnn town hall on monday night biden who continues to face attacks from president trump over his sons ukraine business dealings showed he's ready to fight back. >> this is trumps motive. when ever it happens, anything comes down and what's he do. he tries to find a scapegoat. to avoid focus on him. that's what this is all about. i'll be darned if i let us take the eye off the ball. did trump commit impeachable offenses he's indicted himself on the white house lawn saying he did invite these people. and by the way, he said he wants to deal with the corruption. mr. president, release your tax returns. show us what you have done. >> and michael bloom burg is thinking about throwing his hat in the ring for the 2020 race. the former new york city mayor has a radical plan. thinking about skipping early voting states like iowa and new

biden officially files his paperwork with the new hampshire secretary of state's office to be a 2020 presidential candidate and holds a rally outside the state house. then president trump delivers remarks and a black voices for trump rally in atlanta. after that, senator patrick leahy of vermont with the status of appropriations committee on his week's newsmakers. former vice president joe biden officially found his paperwork -- filed his paperwork to back 2020 presidential candidate. here's a look.

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states of iowa and new hampshire. all that plus analysis on the news of the week is just ahead on "face the nation". .. good morning. and welcome to "face the nation". we begin with house speaker nancy pelosi. we spoke with her just after the conclusion of public impeachment hearings friday. our conversation started with president trump's real-time tweet about ambassador marie yovanovitch. why do you think he was tweeting about her? >> well, he made a mistake. and he knows her strength and he was trying to undermine it. of course the president appoints ambassadors but people don't insult people especially when they are giving testimony before the congress of the united states. i think even his most ardent supporters have to honestly admit this was the wrong thing for the president to do. >> the white house said it was just his opinion. he wasn't trying to intimidate. what do you think? >> the president and perhaps some at the white house what they have to know is the words of the president weigh a ton, they are very significant and he should not frivolously throw out insults. but that's what he does. i think part of it is his own insecurity as an imposter. i think he k

presidential candidate senator cory booker as he spoke with new hampshire voters at a house party, brewery, and coffee shop in the second part of the granite state two the campaign stops,

house, thank you. ♪ jon: 2020 democrats spend the weekend rallying voters in early primary states. pete buttigieg in new hampshiretors kamala harris and bernie sanders visit iowa. their weekend of campaigning comes amid a possible shake-up. former new york city mayor michael bloomberg filed paperwork in alabama last week to enter into the race. it's getting pushback from both progressive and moderate rivals. >> when people look at the white house and they see this multimillionaire, including by the way independents, moderates republicans and how it's messing up so many things, i don't think they say, oh, we need someone richer. i don't think you just waltz in and instead of saying i'm good enough to be president, the argument is the other people aren't good enough, that is not how we're conducting these debates. we're having legitimate debates about who is the strongest person. jon: jacqui heinrich joins us with more. >> reporter: surprisingly, the democrat who stands to lose the most is the one who welcomed him to the race. former vice president joe biden called him a solid guy. bloomberg could i draw moderate v

bth trump out of the white house let's go to the race for it, michael bloomberg submitted sdumts to meet the filing date to enter that state's filing deadline. iowa, new hampshired south carolina and focus on march 3rd where nearly a quarter of the delicates a de delegates are decided. issac, you posed a very interesting question. how much devotes cost in elections, we know the strategy has been spend big, and he won that way is that scaleable? >> we will see. they certainly seem to think it is. you go back to those elections that he spend by the third time he was running $102 million running for the mayor of new york city. they have since then expanded to, working in races for legislature and campaigning for people aligned with him on guns and and there is some experience in the loomberg bloomberg orbit. this is a man who thinks in terms of how much will it cost to win something. and the race to win. we don't know that he is going to get all of the way in, but he will presumably, according to what i have seen from him in the past when he is running for mayor and what his campaign advisors have been saying so far, he will spend what it takes, howard wolfson sai

new hampshire shows in with a 10 point lead in the second primary state. both with 15%. bernie sanders trailing way behind according to that poll. jillian: we will talk about pete buttigieg later in the show. the houseng the measure to fund the government between the public impeachment hearings on the hill. the senate will pass ahead of tomorrow's deadline. rob: a tough day for democrats, burned by some of the start witnesses. >> any evidence of quid pro quo? any evidence of bribery? >> know. rob: is the impeachment case falling apart? what will today bring? if this is a criminal prosecution the democrats would be left out of court. he explains that coming up. ♪ jillian: to the former patriot star find his new calling? we are coming right back. ooker, the best of pressure cooking and air frying now in one pot, and with tendercrisp technology, you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the pressure cooker that crisps. it nice?ce. this is the most-awarded minivan three years in a row. the van just talked. sales guy, give 'em the employee price, then gimme your foot. hands-free sliding doors, stow 'n go seats, man, y'all getting a hook up

yet in primary states they're going to want to win iowa next year and new hampshire, two battlegrounds. the rnc is everywhere. they started years ago and they're raising money like a house on fire. 313,000 new small donors in the third quarter. they have a very, very unpopular -- the most unpopular incumbent in modern times to re-elect. but they have the operation to do it. and the dnc is in real trouble. >> remember the unofficial democratic party slogan, never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity. thank you, friends, for coming by. appreciate it. >>> coming up, it was buried in a tax filing, but it represents a big life change for that man, donald j. trump of queens, new york. >>> you know, in florida they love me. i love florida. i'm there a lot. it's a great place, beautiful sunshine. my second home, florida. i love my second home. i love florida. i love florida, and i have a great relationship with the people in florida, also. i should be retiring with you. i should be in this audience clapping. >> last thing before we go tonight, that was donald trump. that last bit there at the villages in florida. just four weeks ago. turns out he wasn't kidding. the man f

new hampshire statehouse, and then traveled to meet with granite state voters. during his trip he held a town hall at a dover-based specialty paper company. later he attended a house party hosted by marjorie smith, a democratic state representative and supporter of senator bennet's campaign. hosted by marjorie smith, a representative. >> should we go in and do this? it.s go do >> hi, how are you? very nice to see you ch. thank you. >> come on in. >> thank you. open for business. language ally has the right out of the constitution. i'm just proofreading. >> you sign here. you want to be michael, not mike? that's fine. had i known i was going into been cs, i would have mike, not michael. >> you can have mike. fine. that's >> yeah. here? here.ght much.ank you very >> this is a notice that we send voters that gets ublicly posted in every community in the state. it has sort of a remembrance of filing. we ask the candidates to either campaign slogan or they wish to say at the time. >> thank you. kids?ere are the >> yeah. well. back.'re going to go >> we'll come back. >> okay. >> we'll take the questions and come back. > so i'll just say i'm delighted to be here to file

new hampshire statehouse, and then travel to meet with granite state voters. during his trip he held a town hall at a dover specialty paper company. later he attended a house party hosted by marjorie smith, a democratic state representative and supporter of senator bennet's campaign. >> should we go in and do this? >> yeah. >> let's go do it. >> do i have a check? hey how are you? , very nice to see you. thank you. paperwork. >> ok. >> come on in. >> thank you. open for business. >> it actually has the language right out of the constitution. the requirement. >> i'm just proofreading. >> right in here. you sign here. that is how -- you want it to be michael, not mike? >> no, that's fine. had i known i was going into politics, i would have been mike, not michael. but i didn't know. >> you can have mike. >> no, that's fine. where do you -- so do you want -- >> yeah. >> right here. thank you very much. there is your -- >> [laughter] same -- >> [laughter] is, this is as notice that we send out to the voters that gets publicly posted in every community in the state. as a sort of a remembrance of the filing, we ask the candidates to either put their campaign slog

new hampshire republican party, during which time, the gop took back the state legislature with super majorities. thank you for joining us, governor. [applause] secretaryguest is andrew card. he served as the 21st white house chief of staff. to serving as white house chief of staff, he served as the 11th secretary. a white house equity chief of staff and a member of the massachusetts house of representatives. he has worked in the reagan, bush and 43 administration and 41 following his every, he the -- texasn of a&m university and is the fifth president of franklin pierce university up the road in new hampshire. we will start off tonight's discussion. i will ask the first couple of questions and then i will turn it over to you guys. just flag me down and you can ask a question. what was it like to be the chief of staff to the president of the u.s.? >> it is a hard question to answer in an unemotional way. servinge privilege of iorge h w bush, who considered a very close friend, certainly someone that i respected and cared for, and even though i initially told him i did not want to go to washington, he eventually persuaded me and i wife that it would be a good idea to come and try it. the most interesting th