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rahm, let me take it to you from the beginning. is bernie sanders unstoppable? >> he's the front-runner. he is stoppable. i don't know, but i would say this. the moderates have to coalesce around one person. if you have a divided field, we have seen this play out in the republican primary in 2016. if there is not kind of a singular mano e mano. then he'll get the delegates. >> but the delegation. >> it's clear right now is that everybody has a thread of logic why they should stay, resource or delegate. as long as that happens, he will continue to have 45%, and that makes a majority. i do think people should take note. his entire strategy upends every electoral map that either president clinton, president obama or the midterms of '06 and 2018 put together. it's a different theory of the case, never been tested before nationally and never been proven successful for any democrat either presidential or congressional majority. >> and yvette, bernie sanders, he did not increase the turnout in iowa, but he seemed to build that coalition in nevada winning big with hispa

rahm, mr. mayor, thank you for coming on.>> thanks for having me. >> why did you want to write this book? >> i realize one of the reasons i became mayors, i realized that washington was broken. and at the center of gravity, both economically and politically was moving to our cities. and doing more and more of the job of mayor proved that right. i didn't see exactly eight, nine years ago that the mayor of london would become the prime minister, that you would have more mayors today running for president of the united states than any time in the 100 years of both parties combined. all the governors, with which used to be the most important job in making it to the oval office failed. >> whenever pete buttigieg talks about his mayor experience and why that means he's better suited to run washington than someone with washington experience, amy klobuchar takes great personal offense. she says she's been doing the job as a senator and understands washington. and i guess the idea that washington is broken can ruffle a few feathers. h

our back with rahm call has rahm your term bigness in architecture from what i understand it's the fact that everything is sort of anonymous in a way that it can be a library or a hospital or a building where people leave apartment building and you wouldn't make we he wouldn't know the difference looking at it and i just somehow because i was a political journalist in the past had this parallel until recently all the politicians and leaders looked alike i.q. would not make a difference they were like all great and then all of a sudden people started voting for the most unexpected people like trump or johnson or like mattingly penn almost became president friends i mean you can like them or hate them but they're certainly not average so i was thinking did they do this this was the need of people to have something that is not to go beyond a little beyond simple technology actually do you think something like that could happen in architecture where we go back to some extravagant things. things are not traitors you know maybe extravagant is not like quite the right you could even say. kind

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joined by chris christie, rahm emanuel, matthew dowd, sara fagen and yvette simpson.racy for america. acquittal certain to come on wednesday, what does it mean? >> the big challenge is, in 1998 the republicans looked like they politicized impeachment. they suffered something that never happened in a hundred years. they lost six seats. newt gingrich was thrown out. i think the republicans now having overshot '98 are going to pay the penalty for undershooting this time and playing politics. the democrats get credit for actually once in their lifetime, laserlike focus on a singular message -- witnesses and documents. they worked with the public. the five u.s. senators who said no to that, they politicized the process, they back home will look like they enabled and exonerated donald trump. he'll get a get out of jail card and he's going to use it and one thing that we know with absolute certainty over the next nine months their vote has to stand the test of time as more comes out. >> those are the senators up for re-election. even though lamar alexander when they came out

rahm emanuel does not agree with bernie's politics. now, that's not true of all of obama's administration or obama himself. so, i mean this is silly season. people will say whatever they need to say. on the other hand, you've heard a number of people that have been talked to that are in the senate saying that he's led on so many issues, on education, on veteran, on health care and that they feel confident. they have no concerns about him being the standard bearer. and if he's the nominee, they'll work with him. we look forward to helping down ballot races all across this country and winning quite a wonderful defeat against donald trump. >> all right. thank you very much, jane sanders. good to see you again. obviously a very important night for senator sanders, but also joe biden. he is betting his campaign on south carolina as i just said. big question though is will voters here bet on him? >>> plus the tom steyer factor. he just put more than $22 million in south carolina and you can see that money when you get on the ground here. and

and the big concern, and rahm emanuel in the wall street journal and others say that they would losehat happens to the bernie supporters if they keep getting the short end of the stick. they're really ticked off about the change in the debate rules that allow bloomberg to get in, another moderate, and probably dump on bernie from the same perspective that biden will. biden is right, he could probably much better pull over undecided votes than bernie could, so far to the left. what happens to all of the bernie supporters if biden wins, particularly if the rules are changed in order to let him win which is essentially what happened during the hillary clinton campaign and that still is a raw nerve for a lot of bernie supporters. that's going to be difficult. you can't underestimate the energy and power that the bernie supporters bring to the party. i mean, a lot of moderates and conservatives might laugh at some of the progressive ideas, but they have a lot of strength in the party and a lot of energy, if that can't be brought over to the general election, if biden or bloomberg make the

in chicago, not all of them, you know more of them, obviously, but in chicago people would say ram rahmas an amazing mayor for the 1%. you have even spoken about that yourself. where do you think that came from? >> we did a lot of things. we didn't give a subsidy to the sports teams. we expanded the minimum wage, created pre-k. eliminated the taxics companies were getting. i know the difference in chicago public schools when you graduate and go to community, there's nobody in the 1%. i get the politics of it but when you've made a major dent in the good deserts where there were no grocery store on the south and west side, that was not just a job and a grocery store, that was the respect of the community. that comes with politics and i get that. >> trevor: let me ask you about a trend and dilemma america faces. on the stage we had three former mayors with bernie sanders but two who say mayor was their last public office jobs and those two are taking the most flack for their relationships with the black communities they served and the police and how they treated them. you yourself is a ma

rahm emanuel wrote an op-ed.as also the cocker tekt of the 2006 takeover that made nancy pelosi the speaker the first time. he was one of the real architects of that. he wrote a vote to acquit will force every senator to own trump's 'em boldened rhetoric of being exonerated. they all have to defend trump when the next embarrassing thing hits the air waves or when john bolton's book comes out or when internal memos about the drug deal come out. republican senators will become full-time kpaun ratexoneraters. here's lev parnas on what he would have said. do we have it? okay. we don't have it yet. okay, we're going to hold off on that. lev parnas was going to testify to the effort that he and a handful of republican operatives engaged in over a period of months to remove ambassador marie yovanovitch and gather dirt on joe and hunter biden. if he were to testify those including roles super pac america first, donald trump, vice president pence, energy secretary rick perry, secretary of state mike pompeo, attorney gener

rahm emanuel, good morning >> good morning. how are you?e sanders, you say, is stoppable. let's put the question a little bit differently. should he be stopped if democrats want to retake the white house? >> look, i think his candidacy is built on a false premise, strategically and policy side. if you look at president obama's two wins, '06 and 2018 midterms, they all come with the same paradigm of a victory, which is a big urban, big suburban turnout. a metropolitan majority. bernie sanders's view is i don't want these moderate ficking 3 voters, we just are to turn out the base. in six elections, we have won one way. very straightforward. a center left strategy. his few is forget the center, we a just want to be left. that's never been tried in three elections. it has not been generated the way he says it has. >> is it too big of a risk for the party? >> it's both an ideological risk poll sigh wise. i don't think the country -- there are 70 million waiting socialists to be woken that don't know that they are socialists yet. when you look a

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i'll ask rahm emanuel live. >>> breaking news in our money lead. the dow tumbling more than a thousand points today as the world economy are react s s to growing coronavirus outbreak. the dow and s&p now on track for the worst week since the 2008 financial crisis. falling sharply all week. the dow dropping 10% below its most recent peak. alison kosik joins me live from the stock exchange. talk us through how significant this is. >> this is super significant. jaw dropping to see the dow fall over 1100 points. it's especially significant because look what happened last week. last week we saw the major indexes hitting all-time highs and it just took ten trading sessions for the dow to go from an all-time high to a correction, which happened today. which is a 10% fall from a recent high. even when stocks were reaching lofty highs, there was a lot of concern that traders would be in for a rude awakening because there was a lot of of complacency about the coronavirus. now that rude awakening has come because more than a trillion dollars in stock market v

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. >> tony rahm i want to ask you about the unusual decision by facebook to do what they are doing onoronavirus because it flies in the face of what they have refused to do on sort of your -- on your basic political conspiracy theories that happen. but there seems to be a distinction. they are allowing some virus conspiracy theories to circulate on their platform, just not paid ones. what -- how are they drawing this distinction? >> for facebook it is all about combatting what they are calling harmful misinformation. and so that's taken two forms. first facebook has said you cannot post or share organic content. things that aren't paid for that promote falsehoods about the ways the virus can be cured. you can't say for instance as some people actually did, that drinking bleach addresses the coronavirus. the second thing is that you can't run ads that misstate various treatments or forms of p preveng. you can't be a spammy business that claims it is putting out a mask that is more effective than it actually is. as you pointed out, facebook has been less willing to be aggressive about p

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turns 30 on friday and turned in a 62 before rahm broke it yesterday. this guy seems to be the goods to be around the pga tour for a long time. that is his goal. and by everything we've seen this week, he's got the game for some longevity out here. >> he's got a wonderful golf swing, a nice attitude as well. he putts beautifully. got a bright future. >> you would have never believed it had we told you that justin thomas would be this far out of avin the 54-lead hole for one. plus two for the day as he comes to this hole. one last look at birdie here to try to move it up. to 14 under. so for the second time at this championship, justin thomas who is usually rock solid, loves this championship and course. but just was never the same as we mentioned after the early problems that were started at the 7th. van rooyen tapping in for par. he's in the honda classic field next week. and now just a little bit left here for reed for victory number eight on the pga tour. >> for the second time, patrick reed is a world golf championship winner. his only bogey of the

are reading different things into that right now i can tell you what istanbul's opposition the mayor rahm emanuel had to say he says it's a true source of joy and it restores trust in turkey's a judicial system you know and many critics have said that this is a politically motivated trial they said this is basically the government going off to or it's the critics so some now think this is a moment where we see some signs off an independent judiciary others are more skeptical and they say you know how come this trial has been going on for more than 2 and a half years on nearly 2 and a healthy is without real evidence being presented how come a man had to spend more than 2 years in jail for a crime that does not even exist so there are more cautious voices out there us of just read on twitter what one of the n.g.o.s article 19 had to say it's an ngo fighting for freedom of expression they say we are so relieved but still angry the trial is a perfect example of judicial harassment this case never made any sense you leon it is some both thank you yulia. well it's going to quick check of some

even more psyche ariane was like you were one of the many kind of a legit a lot of political below rahm aka. occurrence aristocrats and most all of those which are the problem you just gotta go you know restore to them because i was there humming guillemot when this 'd when i'm eager to talk to the i'll 2nd operation we got the electors are calling for money and they don't nobody move forward as we move we cannot supply only guess what day then you would have more footage of the particular response on one of these but i was the vessel like i did . this whether this was the family was criminal. if you're not belted out in the mafia a lot that i feel. for those i see not the deal but i can go you're going to get a life out of it you know just enough to get i want to go you have got the limited . but i me. to 'd became a kind of they made him a few of them we didn't know in this interview. this is the 11th hour. don't say dollars when you say most kids it's a nice k. in their eyes and the almost all of us had been looking for. that they put up a did. you know most thing you said i knew tha

to hate the present in order to figure out the future i'm here with architect urban writer thinker rahm call in his office to talk about the future of the city and the future landscape. graham it's so good to have you here on our program i've been wanting to ask you all kinds of questions big questions i was essential ones yes but like i want to start with your exhibit at the guggenheim that's opening. so it's called countryside the future. and it's really funny you say that because most of the people i've spoken to big thinkers futurologist most of them agree that the future is within big cities that want to win become trees just big cities so when you name it like that do you is it just a concept or do you really believe the future is there and it's of course provocation but it's a very calculating provocation because in 2007 the un said that half of mankind for sleeping in cities may see me from that moment cities are the only thing anyone has been looking at and cities has been what people have been kind of policing about doing studies about. intellectual concentration is going to c

so to do that you want to say there is a crisis and rahm emanuel said don't let a good crisis go to waste. if the journalists are more negative in general they know that psychologists have suffered from that extreme negativity bias that they publish many trot on - - twice as many papers and textbooks to analyze people's problems rather than looking at ways they could become happy. just because psychologists are masochist or status on - - a sadist but dad is so much stronger than good it is easier to measure bad events and so it's easier to study them i think the main reason journalists do it also it is market driven and the easiest way to get attention. especially true with mass media. when you try to reach a mass audience the easiest way is to is a universal emotion we all share one to share a basic fear of violence so the reason i'm more hopeful that he was really optimistic saying it mill be so trivial or terrible he said that they tend to be negative. . . . . such a bad rap for the vitriolic spare for the twitter orders and does go on, but it's not the norm and people on social media

up size by side in the local mam and she said people came from behind and were shouting hail lord rahmnonymous call. >> do you think the policies of mr. modi have contributed to this? >> that's true. but the law is right from his perspective. he is the prime minister and people shouldn't writhe like this. >> reporter: the blood lettic looks far from over. the national security advisor has been on the street, having the chief minister, he has called for control of the police neglect, placed the the city authorities and eveen inmilitary, the armed forces should be on the ground. it has dialled down. but the issue now is the scars and resentments from this murder on a massive scale by new delhi standards, how much more energy will that give the communal confrontation attuate is called by the opone rnts, aernt prum lm. and they don't sglus clutd muslims and it's underpined inde's social fabric the last three years. >>> well, the humanitarian emergency in syria is only getting worse as regime forces try to retake rebel-held territory. mostly kieried out by russian forces. relief organizatio

yesterday rock -- rahm emmanuel had article, he's concerned if they nominate bernie sanders they will able to beat donald trump in the fall. heather: so i have to ask you, alice, do you think he can gain defectors that possibly leave because of bernie sanders if he were to win the nomination? >> yeah, i think that that's a good point, there's recent polling out just through the past weekend that shows donald trump with 2-point edge over bernie sanders and then losing to somebody like joe biden, more moderate candidate, so i think that there's some, you know, a good point being made in terms of the democratic establishment worried about the socialist label heading into a general election in 2020 and it's important to also keep in mind that, you know, the farmer, the farmer vote is still staying strong with donald trump, that's a large part of midwest as we are looking at iowa, with the trade deals being made, it's going to be tough for somebody like sanders with the socialist label. heather: that doesn't seem what bernie sanders thinks at all, this is what he had to say on president tr

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and that happened without hesitation and i just spoke to rahm emmanuel. tom perez needs it.you have all of those things? >> we have a great team. i'm very confident in our team. i would remind everybody, there's 4,000 delegates. you need 1991. we're in file two ray to make their voices forward. we will be paepg for any and ee develop actual notoriety. >> gentlemen, thank you. >>> more on the south carolina primary just ahead including discussion there with whom they z as a partner. hooks me up. getting more for getting away. traveling lighter. getting settled. rewarded. learn more at the explorer card dot com. extra life. extra power. extra life. extra power. extra life. - power. - life. power. extra life. no need to argue. vs. coppertop,... duracell optimum delivers extra life in some devices or extra power in others. duracell optimum delivers extra life (howling wind) (howling wind) lobster fan like wild caught lobster, butter poached, creamy and roasted. or try lobster sautéed with crab, shrimp and more. so hurry in and let's lobsterfest. or get it to go at red lobster do

brian: rahm emmanuel, rahm emmanuel knows how to win with president obama and they don't see a way forwardich bernie sanders thinks he can turn onto -- to win him against donald trump, you know, he's also into giving them free weed, so they'll probably be so relacked sitting on the couch. [laughter] steve: victory party. miranda, check out her op-ed with aoc and bernie in the new york post. ainsley: e see your picture, congratulations. >> thank you. ainsley: jillian has headlines for us. jillian: former egyptian president has died, the 91-year-old mubarak led and he was sentence today life in prison in 2012 for failing to stop the deaths of protestors, years later the conviction was overturned and he was released. service members can no longer buy or carry personal firearms while they train with the u.s. navy or marine corps, the change follows deadly shooting at naval air station in pensacola, if troops don't agree with new rules they'll be kicked out of the country. 3 american sailors were killed when saudi officer opened fire in december. dc sniper drops appeal for resentencing, the agr

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rahm emanuel, the white house chief of staff. >> is there panic in the democratic process right now?anic would be the adjective to describe the mood right now. >> should there be? >> yeah, sure. this is a consequential election. you don't want to make a mistake. personally, i'm friendly with senator sanders. i'm not a fan of the politics. i think it will lead to an electoral defeat. >> this is how democracy works, right? if the voters go for bernie, then he who gets most support gets the nomination. didn't dnc learn anything when they put the thumb on the scale for hillary clinton? >> no. that's the very short answer. they didn't learn much from it and they need to remember, a lot of criticism from sanders is simply going to be replayed in trump ads in the fall. if indeed sanders is the nominee. >> with that in mine, we'll finish up in the words of mitch mcconnell. >> when the democrats back in 1980 were all pulling for ronald reagan to be the nominee because they thought he would be the easiest to beat. i think republicans speculating about which democratic candidate for president w

. >> every time you turn rahm, there is something even worse. listen to this. scientists at uc riverside have found e-cigarette users can be exposed to harmful metal that's damage their dna. researchers damage the impact that it had on 50 people with different smoking habits. they found the components of the devices released high levels of zinc and other dangerous heavy metals in the vapor. and poesh you are to too much zinc can lead to dna damage. that's linked to degenerative diseases like multiple sclerosis multiple sclerosis, als and alzheimer's disease. >>> the coronavirus outbreak may result in a drop of pc shipments worldwide. according to the research firm analysis, this could mean anywhere between 14 and 34 million fewer pcs being sold. and despite an expected recovery later this year, shipments are still expected to be 6 million units behind in 2021. other industries impacted by the outbreak smartphone, auto tv, video game consoles, apple in particular is experiencing low inventories and is expected to be behind:mass producing a more affordable iphone

. >> we have to go, but rahm manuel says note to democrats, they're forgetting who the enemy is and it's not barack obama or hillary clinton and not bill clinton according to him and it's keep your eye on the ball of donald trump. that is what he is recommending, but in any event, we will see what happens there. thank you very much, jeff, for all of the reporting. >> and i'll see you in a few hours in iowa. >> that's all so romantic. >> 48 hours before the iowa caucuses, the des moines register poll number, they will be revealed live before a cnn special event at 9:00 eastern. our special coverage monday for the iowa caucuses at 4:00 p.m. eastern and we're allowed to tease the fact that i'll be in iowa. >> i will miss you. i've said this, but it sounds like you're still going. >> i'm still going despite the fact. >> democrats warn that president trump's acquittal will only embolden him. so what will the next 11 months or five years look like? we discuss next. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are -

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was shameful and rahm i cannot vote to convict. the constitution provides for impeachment but does not demand it in all instances, minority leader chuck schumer saying tomorrow's vote on convicting the president should be an issue of conscience for all senators it takes strength and courage. >>even when you know that adam schiff is right which i think a lot of them do. >>to go against a president who need who you know will be vicious and unrelenting against you. >>that was suzanne malveaux reporting and we're going to air the entire state of the union address tonight at 6 o'clock right here on kron 4. >>course the other big political story that we've been following this morning is the fact that we are still waiting to learn who won the iowa caucuses last night normally the results of the out that for some reason. iowa is having problems tallying the vote. now officials there at the elections office say that there's some issue with the ap that they were launching for the first time to try and transmit the results from all the differ

we had this jerk rahm emmanuel who raised all that money. he's one of my best friends, i'm saying that to give him static. but we were able to raise all that money. i don't know the folk who is have fallen into the lower tier by which i mean elizabeth and joe. i don't think they can raise any more money. i could be wrong. but that's what we should follow. >> important historical context. paul, david, waj, thank you all very much. >>> coming up we have pete buttigieg and andrew yang. they will join us to talk about new hampshire and what they see ahead. i am curious about what andrew yang is going to do and what other campaign he will support. >> i do think that's a really interesting question. because his voters, it's a different group of voters. and it's possible that they would not support anyone other than andrew yang unless he gets behind someone strongly. >>> so moments ago president trump congratulated -- yes, you heard that right -- he congratulated the attorney general for intervening in the sentencing recommendation of his friend ro

rescued from the ashes of a ventura county ldfire this owl is lying firefighters found this al named rahm injured and disorinted during last year's maria fire. graham had suffered apparently smoke halation and x-rays revealed a broken bone. the great horned owl was taken in by the camry a wildlife rehabilitation people an after a few months of rehab the bird was healthy enough to be released. into the wild officials say that they do expect ram will easily adapt to his old surroundings. >>poce chase scene houston ended with an arrest, thanks toone guy who decided to help ou jose cruz was driving his glass installation truck when he saw a car being followed by that convoy of police officers you saw he s in heavy traic winds, the pursuit which it already crossed several jurisdictions approached him from behind. the best thing that he thought hcould with his truck in help track the vehicle. >>all the vehicle was that and that's hen the other a police union in front of me in it was like stop theth police got not quite a pit maneuver more like a. >>slow down and stopand try and i we're a little

if you ask rahm emanuel, former mayor of chicago, served as obama's chief of staff, he said the wholeatic party is in a sense of panic over sanders. likes the guy, doesn't like his policies, they're all panicking. if that's true, did they do a good job trying to squash sanders' chances last night? >> i would say that the -- hey, poppy. i would say that the vast majority of america is wondering what another four years under donald trump would look like. i'm actually down here in south carolina right now and we were all sitting in that debate hall and coming out talking to folks that are going to vote here. i don't know that anyone is more decided after that debate than not but everybody is still afraid. and so part of what i think has been interesting about the conversation as they are trying to attack each other is that folks, especially elizabeth warren, finally started to talk about why they are better than donald trump to lead the country. i think the voters will wanting -- want to hear a lot more of that than just nit-picking at each other about why they're not good because that's

they learn from they never let a crisis go to waste philosophy of rahm emanuel that many of them are frankly so sick with their anti-trump humor that they actually considered this virus apolitical godsend. finally they think they might have something that may stick to trump. let's face it. they are really frustrated right now, the democrats. think about it. after mueller flopped, after the impeachment failed, after they constantly demonized trump as a racist, sexist and everything else you can think of, the economy and his approval numbers continue to grow. all they know how to do is stoke panic. what else do they really have at this point? i guess they have bernie's laundry list of freebies. free health care, pre-k, college, housing. it's all a fraud. no one takes any of it seriously. remember one reagan told us it's morning in america and trump vowed to make america great again and obama offered hope and change. third 120 democrats on the other hand are either hoping for misery or actually peddling it. none of the candidates have an answer to trump's booming economy so they pretend

the base, rahm, each of them have global connections.organizations we then have the tool of providing material support to a terrorist organization. recently put out videos mimicking jihadi john waging war on jews and americans themselves. if at the end of that video if they said all praise be to al qaeda and isis, we could have aresed them but because of these organizations, national action, vanguard, blood and honor, all global groups because we haven't identified them as such, we have just protected it as free speech. >> christian, the base interesting name, it's exactly the translation of al qaeda. what do -- with al qaeda or isis, the simplistic notion of you're doing this for god and it's oversimplified and perverted version of islam. that's understandable. how do you get desperate groups all over the world together to fight for these ideologies? what's the commonality? >> first of all these groups are anti democratic and anti government. they want to destroy western democracies. they often hide behind things like patriotism but if

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go to "the washington post" reporter, also a msnbc contributor, tony rahm, you are the guru of this which don't know if that's a good thing. you go in dark recesses of the internet. but we're getting some hints at what they're doing this time. what more can you share? >> right. well, we should caution right at the outset that we haven't heard anything from u.s. intelligence officials as to what exactly has caused them to tell the sanders campaign that russians trolls are supporting his candidacy and the same on behalf of president trump but looking to the past of what russia has done for a potential playbook here. so remember, four years ago we were talking about russian agents taking to facebook, twitter, google and other social media sites to weapon size the platforms and to spread misinformation that had the goal of igniting social and political discord in the u.s. and putting out information that would damage clinton and would hurt -- help president trump. this is the sort of thing to watch the tech companies keep an eye out for. they fear this sort of barrage of misinformation affect

. >> melissa: harris, that's another thing rahm emanuel said that was funny.hink the debate stage was hard, the oval office is a lot harder. it's not less pressure in there. >> harris: you can't buy add stephen up leaving don my playing field the oval office. "look, i just spent half million dollars to can reach him i didn't rewatch it between the fritos and doritos commercials." i question whether he was into that lps purchase pretty know he has scooped up staff. he's got good democrats don't like people around them. doug schoen one of them, a contributor on this network. he's got people to listen to. is he listening to them? i didn't live in new york when he was mayor, you know more about him than i do. >> melissa: he was always very boring at the lectern. this was the joke people made on the radio when he first came out a campaign. "this guy is not known for letting up a stage. does that mean we will sit through these three hour press conferences again, where he sits there and drones on and one monotone?" he's not a dynamic speaker. >> harris: you could goo