stacey abrams got robbed.he bank robber got the job. >> because he was also the security guard. so at the end of the day she's always been in position. the thing i worry about, not just what tiffany said. she has a lot of different loyalties. i don't trust tom perez. i don't trust that the democratic party is smart enough to know what to do with stacey abrams. they will not realize how to use her. stacey abrams is just as effective going into iowa as she is in florida. >> they'll use her in the south. >> they think she's only going to connect with black people. having done that campaign work, she is just as popular in savannah in the low parts of the state as she is in atlanta. >> that depends on the party, jeff. in this age where people can become their own media, essentially, the dnc only has so much influence and control. i hear you. they would be wise to place influence and support. stop making that face mps i don't know if it's solely dependent on that. to point out i don't know if that's exclusive if peo

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i think that's what stacey represents. james brown was like a father to me.ple can feel you before they hear you. >> it's so true. and i think this is such an impressive field in so many dimensions. but when you're running against trump. on the one hand he's the greatest faker in the history of the world. none of his success is real. he's a billionaire who's probably not even actually a billionaire. on the other hand, he makes a lot of people feel -- he simulates authenticity for people and makes them feel like he's the guy -- >> but it's why you need people like you, donny, that if you're real and committed but then somebody has to be able to tell you how you can get that to the public. >> it's interesting. i was listening to stacey and listening to her going what a spectacular human being compared -- i was not seeing a black woman. i was like we have such a horrible human being in the white house and what a spectacular human being. and i would say that about mayor pete and just about all the other ones. and i do believe this time around the greater angels,

let's more on to stacey abrams.ake a decision this week on whether or not to run for senator presidee or preside. take a listen. >> i just buried my grandmother. she lived through the days when she couldn't cast a vote. she lived to see her daughter become the first african-american woman in history to be nominated for governor. she did not live to see me take an oath of office. i don't know which oath is coming up next. >> run stacey run. >> you heard it. the crowd shouting. jess, if you are the leader of the dnc, do you want be abrams running for president or senate? >> i want stacey abrams running. she was at the event this weekend here in washington, d.c. that she also spoke at. she received about five standing ovations at this event. this is someone who has the support, not just in georgia to run, but around the country. that will be important in whatever decision she makes. i want her to make the right decision for her. i will tell you i believe strongly we need stacey abrams voice in the national level in the

breathe easy. there's therabreath at walmart. >>> stacey abrams is back with me. lost a close race for govern in georgia and a number of people have been urging her to run for president in 2020. let me ask you about joe biden because he commented him for how he handled comments about how according to the women they felt uncomfortable with him but he since then joked about it when he was on stage. and what do you make of the way he's handling it? you have approved of what he did? >> so, for vice president biden and anyone in this process what i've said is this, the first responsibility is apology to sincerely convey your regret. the second responsibility is atonement to demonstrate -- with your behavior and your words that you are going to do better. and i think what we're watching not only with vice president biden but with other candidates is how they're approaching the responsibility of reform. we've got to be better but we can't disqualify people because they've made mistakes and so i'm watching the vice president, i want to make certain that he truly understan

there is an irony that he is not the romantic lead in gavin and stacey.ut this before? yes, in 2016 he talked to rolling stone about the same thing how larger actors if they have sex on screen it's always done in a cookie way like a comedic way, rather than in a romantic way. what has the reaction been to this? well, a lot of people are pointing out that if you look back at films over the years, sometimes this isn't the case, people like rebel wilson, queen latifah, seth rogen, they've all played romantic leads in romantic comedies, before gavin and stacey was a thing and definitely before james gordon made these comments. 0k, thank you very much and nice to see you. meg matthews is one of the brands of rule britannia. with then husband noel gallagher. but the former music pr is now campaigning for better awareness around the menopause. she said when the menopause first started for her she had no idea what had hit her. she has since set up a website aiming to provide information and support for women going through the menopause. lets talk to her right now

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please welcome stacey abrams!very woman ♪ i'm every woman every woman, baby ♪ >> stephen: thanks so much for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> stephen: you have had a very exciting last half hour. i understand that sitting back there, you learned something about your book "lead from the outside," available in paperback right now. >> i did, indeed. >> stephen: what did you find out? >> that i am number three on the new york bestselling nonfiction paperback list. >>phen: righte, yfoun outge. foundthre and theyave me all e caveats. three!" >> >> stephen: that's fantastic. >> my dad said, "so you beat michelle obama." >> and i said, number three on "new york times" bestselling list of paperbacks sold on a thursday. >> stephen: just tell your dad you beat michelle obama. you had a historic run for georgia governor, as i said before. ( cheers and applause ) you notably did not concede. >> i did not. >> stephen: you acknowledged. >> yes. >> stephen: that he won, but you did not conceit. >> correct. >> stephen: o

i mean stacey abrams still hasn't conceded in florida. the former mayor can talk about this. the democrats after the election descended thousands of people down there, hundreds of lawyers, to go and challenge the election because they didn't think it was a fair election, and they challenged the actual florida state laws that they ran the election under. so we don't even like the laws. and north carolina, the democrats are very upset because of ballot harvesting. we now have a special election as the election was overturned. and yet the democrats passed a law in arizona and passed a law in california to create ballot harvesting. so what i think is interesting is democrats are sort of against president trump talking about ballot security when they want to attack him. then when it suits them, they're really for ballot security, and they think we should have tons of ballot security in places like georgia and florida. so the hypocrisy of this is sort of astounding to me. i think we should have ballot security everywhere, and i think that's what president trump is saying. >> so you

. >> now we want to talk about stacey abrams.ld nbc this week, she'll make the decision on whether to run for senate or president by this fall. she spoke about it at the national action network. >> i just buried my grandmother. she was 92. she lived through the days when she couldn't cast a vote. she lived to see her daughter become the first african-american woman in american history to be nominated to be governor. but she did not live -- she did not live to see me take an oath of office. now i don't know which oath is coming up next -- >> run stacey run! >> we all heard that chant there, run stacey run. there's such an anticipation of an african-american woman from the south potentially running for president? >> the biggest thing it shows us is the democratic base and american voters in general are ready for new blood in the democratic party and i think across american politics in general. one of the most fascinating things about donald trump's presidency is that it's also encouraged a lot of the democratic candidates, people l

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to the max and stacey. facebook and google started with a great idea and great ideals unfortunately it was also a very dark so. they are constructing a profile of you and that profile is real it's detailed and it never goes away turns out that google is manipulating your opinions from the very first character that you type into the search bar it will always be one dog food over another one comparative shopping service over another and one candidate over another they can suppress certain types of results on what they think you should be seen if they have this kind of power then democracy is an illusion the free and fair election doesn't exist the more road we give them the sooner we're all. we could only be docile the rule book. for the. sobers you do i'll sell some properties to me real particular. you measure your purpose in life at play you don't really. know you among the group was a from the mom. to bill them all the movies you did well yeah except you're then he says who calls herself like me the fall

to the max and stacey. facebook and google started with a great idea and great ideals unfortunately it was also a very dark so. they are constructing a profile of you and that profile is real it's detailed and it never goes away turns out that google is manipulating your opinions from the very first character that you type into the search bar it will always be one dog food over another one comparative shopping service over another and one candidate over another they can suppress certain types of results on what they think you should be see if they have this kind of power then democracy is an illusion the free and fair election doesn't exist the more we give them the sooner we are all. if. we could only be done. with it. supper's you did something to me if you don't have to keep. playing well. there you are among the group of us in the mob. if you did what you except your then he says and pulls with folks like me that the securely take the. oath. well. while the closure we're going to produce a. month it is

to the max and stacey. just have to keep it as i live eat here for yourself then. find it. really need to. be done. and we have learned things and the smiles alex this is it will for everyone and why some people's minds so take our things all the power just for themselves. that. we could only be dull sort the rulebook. sits. so appreciative i'll sell something you don't have to. measure typical someone playing if they don't. believe i'm on the group. to build them over movies except your then he says and calls with folks like me that call for the security just hold it where you both took a. long . period and all psycho. wall enclosure will get a producer. this is. the father of a russian woman imprisoned in the us for failing to register as a foreign agent says she is being treated as a pawn while her lawyer says the case was an extra. in the political climate in the us. none of. us were illegal. in and of themselves but she got caught up in this. to start. signing up for the twenty first century silk road to china's road forum comes to a close in beijing with sixty four bi

stacey was from bowie. she was only7 when sheas killed in a murder for hire scheme. that was back in 2005. her parents were shocked to learn thatit solion of murder carried minimal jail time because it was classified as a misdemeanor level offense. they fought for years to change that and news 4 darcy spenacer helped raise awareness and she was invited to the bill signing today. with the governor's signature, stacey's law bece a reality today and anyone who solicits a murder can now be charged with murder. >>> we hearum the nrs and they're frightening. there are more than 5 millions americanving with alzheimer's and other devastating dementia diseases across the country right now and that number is expected to grow to 14 million of us over the next 30 years. >> former prince george's county ecutive rushern baker wants to do more than slow that rate down. he wants to cancel it out. that's whysh he's pug hard now for a cure. he has a reason. his wife krista is one of those 5 million plus americans with alzheimer's. barbara harrison has her story. >> krista beverly was

what do you think about stacey abrams' possible running?nk she should run for president or the senate? >> i think both are viable options for her. i had stayscy abrams on my progm for her rebuttal. she did make a promise on my radio show, phillip. she said she is going to run for something, as far as what it is, we don't know. >> we have to wait until the fall to find out. glad we got everything settled. >>> the trump administration says it will take two years to reunite migrant families. what's taking so long? my mom's pain from moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis was intense. i wondered if she could do the stuff she does for us... ...which is kind of, a lot. and if that pain... could mean something worse? joint pain could mean joint damage. enbrel helps relieve joint pain... and helps stop irreversible joint damage. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including... infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system, and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have occurred.

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. >> control room, let's guess the stacey abrams slot ready. i want to talk about georgia.ilm starts to focus on north carolina but i want to talk about georgia. stacey abrams who lost the race for governor shall now calling the governor brian kemp -- here is what she said. >> in response to what i believe was a stolen election, i'm not saying they stole it from me, they stole it from the voters of georgia. i cannot prove empirically that i would have won but we will never know. so what i demanded on november 16th was a fair fight. because you see, voter suppression is as old as america. >> how effective have, tim, some of the efforts that she is spearheading and we are seeing across the country been to try to fight against to suppress some of the suppression, so to speak? what we are trying to do with our film and what stacey is doing is great but letting people -- a lot of people don't know that voter suppression is going on. they think the 1965 voting rights act passed and took care of it. as we know no 2013, supreme court undercut some of the major portions of the votin

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i mean stacey abrams still hasn't conceded, and in florida the democrats after the election sent thousands of people down there to challenge the election and they challenged the actual florida state law they ran the election under. and in north carolina the democrats passed the law in arizona and in california to create ballot harvesting. i think we should have ballot security everywhere, and i think that's what president trump is saying. >> so you agree with the president that republicans lost because it was rigged? >> what i'm saying is he raised an important issue that we should have people checked to verify they're citizens before they vote and they're voting in the right precinct. and i think a lot of people across both parties should agree with that. >> andrew gillum, go ahead. i know you want to get in. >> well, i actually want to agree if the president wants to ensure to free and fair elections, elections where votes that are illegally tabbed are legally counted, then let's get at it. republicans ended up having to pull out of the race because of ballot stuffing. in the good state

to the max and stacey. the commonality between facebook and google even though they're different platforms is mass they're driven by math in the ability to collect data you sign on you make a profile about yourself by answering some questions and then some information such as concentration or major at school. contact information about phone numbers instant messaging screen anything you want to tell interests what books to movie and most importantly who your friends are the founders of these companies were essentially mathematicians who understood that by collecting this information you not only could monetize it and sell it to advertisers but you could actually control and steer people or nudge people in the direction that you wanted them to go. now where them basically comes up with how certain things should react so for example you give it some inputs in the case of google you don't enter in a query a search phrase and then certain math will make decisions on what information should be presented to you or

stacey does not like journalist, she does not like outsiders. this is a place that lon jeffity matters a lot. and i said to her because i didn't have to file any daily anything -- i said could i come out to your farm in amity tomorrow, let's t spend time together, and at the end of it if you don't want to see me again, i don't have to do anything with that, that's no problem. the other thing she was nervous about was the oil and gas company was supplying her water. because since her son got sick, and she called them and said you're sickening my son, they're like we're not admitting any responsibility but we're going to deliver water to you. and she was terrified if she spoke out publicly, they would punish her by taking the water away. so that's one particular way in which over time, and a lot of integrity on her part, and you know i'll say at the end of the book, how do you take people who are private people and they are going to be become public people? how do you expose them to that. how do you walk them through that? and journalist, we do no

that as an investor well how long before the unicorn thing hits because i want to be able to buy stacey another cup of coffee. and i think about that i would guess i could buy but anyway circuit thanks for being on the kaiser report thank you well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser part was me my guys are in states like to thank our guests surrogate cutler he's the c.e.o. and founder a bit re felt a bit re felt. yeah we own shares of the company if you want to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report and i stand by off. because i live the good feel confident. leader. we have many things in this world and this is you know for everyone and why some people's minds so take our things all the power just for themselves. is this a realistic prospect in ten years and you understand why it kind of creeps people out. there is there is what i call the creepy and the policy about a lot of these things is to get right up to the creepy line but not cross it i would argue that implanting things get into your brain is a is beyond me. at least for the most.

think as an investor well how long before the unicorn thing hits because i want to be able to buy stacey another cup of coffee. and i think about that were gas i could buy but anyway circuit thanks for being on the kaiser report thank you well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser part was me my skies are instanced herbert like to thank our guests are gay cutler he's the c.e.o. and founder a bit re felt a bit re felt. yeah we own shares of the company so if you want to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report. holiday international memorial awards twenty nine see the now open for entries the media professionals are eligible whether you are a freelance journalist work for all terms of media or part of a global news conference to participate in published works and video. go to award dot altie dot com and then to now. as i live the. leader. we have many things in the smiles and this is. why some people take our things all the power just for themselves instead of. the. my son doing drugs my nephews was still in drugs my sister just with doing drugs it was like an epidemic of dru

that transforms economics and finance in a heartbeat the apollo eleven landing on to the max and stacey. from pittsburgh to sri lanka new zealand to silicon valley and to the philippines and now after this weekend's tragic synagogue shootings sandiego joins a growing group of cities around the world who in recent weeks on violent attacks against places of worship in their communities on saturday nineteen year old suspect john or insolently opened fire on a synagogue just outside san diego as worshippers were celebrating the last day of passover one woman was killed and three were injured police also said the suspect is being questioned about any possible involvement with an arson event at the local mosque as well these attacks on places of worship here in the new united states and abroad and across the world to target a diverse range of people from all walks of life some religions from judaism christianity the islam and with these attacks have come important questions about the causes of this kind of violent extremism the safety of institutions of faith and what role social media plays

secretary clinton, when she was candidate for president, talked hemisphere.erless and stacey abrams, who gave the state of the union response for before that,, just her speech that night, she had that she's ok with noncitizens voting. i don't think that's where the are.can people i don't know when we'll get this done. i hope it's sooner rather than later. >> transitioning into the 2020 election politics, you mentioned stacey abrams. looking ahead at some of the democratic candidates who promoting the idea of, you know, getting rid of the border very liberal ideas that push the party even further the left than the last. who among those candidates do biggest threat to president trump getting wholected, including those maybe even haven't declared yet, like joe biden? who do you think out there can be a real contender against the president? >> i don't think anyone can beat him. i don't. ohio asident was in couple weeks ago. in lyme, ohio. the airport over to the tank plant is a few miles. there --e right over on the ride over there, there were people lined up on the roads, people in the

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susan: transitioning into the 2020 election politics, you mentioned stacey abrams. you were looking ahead at some of the democratic candidates who are promoting the idea of, you know, getting rid of the border wall, some very liberal ideas that push the party even further that the left than the last. who among those candidates do you see as the biggest threat to president trump getting re-elected, including those who maybe even haven't declared yet, like joe biden? who do you think out there can be a real contender against the president? rep. jordan: i don't think anyone can beat him. i don't. the president was in ohio a couple weeks ago. in lyme, ohio. the airport over to the tank plant is a few miles. on the ride over there, there were people lined up on the roads, people in the intersections. we went by a little elementary school. it was apple pie, like the kids out with the teachers waving, thumbs up. signs. in our state, and we're considered one of the key bellwether states for kind of determining who is going to be the next president, i think he wins by 10. i

stacey, quite a busy day. >> it's a great day.really excite to go welcome pinterest to the new york stock exchange. a lot of interest in this deal and so we're waiting for it to open but we're excited it's a great morning. >> going back to the question i just asked roger, how would you assess the market situation? >> certainly investors are continuing to express interests in these deals, a lot of them are pricing above the range and opening even stronger. we aren't seeing investors pull back at all. there's a lot of excitement for what's in the pipeline. >> in terms of the so-called tech unicorns that are coming to market right now and really in the last couple of years, the nasdaq had always sort of historically been seen as the more tech heavy area, but the stock exchange has been gathering or winning many more of these high profile ipos, how have you been able to do that and what's your outlook? >> one thing that's important to recognize is today's company look very different than some of the companies we welcomed to the market

former georgia gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams is going as far as she has yet on the question of run for president. >> i am thinking about it. i truly am. i think that the timing for me is first deciding about the senate, because i do think you cannot run for an office unless you know that's the job you want to do. i don't think you use office as a stepping stone. so my first responsibility is to determine whether a senate run is right for me and then the next conversation for myself will be, if not the senate, then what else? >> joining us now mj lee cnn political correspondent and david chalian cnn political director. david, pete buttigieg is in -- >> i thought he was already in. >> that's a formality, we will put mayor pete to the side here for a second. the stacey abrams comment was fascinating because she's opening that door ever wider on a presidential run and to me at least and chuck schumer is not going to like this, this kind of shut the door at least a little bit on a senate run there. she wasn't all that enthusiastic about running for senate in georgia. >> she wasn't,

. >> what's next for rising democratic star stacey abrams, she has decided against running for the senate in 2020. >>> a 26-year-old army veteran charged with plotting a terror attack in the los angeles area. according to the justice department, mark domingo was radicalized online, and seeking retribution for the mosque attacks in new zealand. cnn's jessica snyder has more. >> reporter: christine, and dave, this 26-year-old former army soldier who served in afghanistan for four months has allegedly been plotting an attack since early march. authorities say mark steven domingo began posted his support for violent ji hhad and met wit an informant before staking out a spot where he planned to detonate a bomb on sunday. authorities were tracking him the entire time. agents from the joint terrorism task force arrested domingo on friday after the fbi informant he had been talking with handed over the bomb materials to domingo. >> this is a case in which law enforcement was able to identify a man consumed with hate and bent on mass murder and stop him before he could carry out his attack. >> rep

yesterday stacey abrams won over the crowd.that at one point the crowd started chanting "run stacey run." she said she hasn't decided yet whether she will. today the rock star of the group alexandria ocasio-cortez, speaking about the green new deal and bringing justice to minorities and the working class. lots of phones came out, dana. crowd really enjoyed her. >> dana: i'm gland you were there to bring us the story. history set to be made this weekend at wrestlemania when women face off in the main event. tyrus will be here to share his take on that. plus, what would you choose as your walk-on music. ♪ we just got married. we're all under one roof now. congratulations. thank you. how many kids? my two. his three. along with two dogs and jake, our new parrot. that is quite the family. quite a lot of colleges to pay for though. a lot of colleges. you get any financial advice? yeah, but i'm pretty sure it's the same plan they sold me before. well your situation's totally changed now. right, right. how 'bout a plan that works for

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that transforms economics and finance in a heartbeat the apollo eleven landing on to the max and stacey. you know world of big partisan modifiers and conspiracy it's time to wait to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. we can only be dull sort of book. you sit to do soon. so i'll sell something if you don't have to keep. playing. you among the group of. the movies you did what you except your letter he says the pull. of the security just hold it where you. will. feel pity you all psycho. social we're going to produce a. divisive as this is the last stop at the push and i wish. to please your book. to polish with this. but he did you view. all wrong. with close to the. i would. put. sophie i would. sit. you don't need up to. a month view there can be no limit to the fight for justice but the opinion remained un

this is stacey abram, the woman who lost the governor's race in georgia.ch this. >> politics is nothing more than saying, i see you. i hear you. i understand the obstacles that face you because we all want the same things. i believe in identity politics. i believe identity politics are the only politics that win. >> dana: there are some democrats who really like her message, josh. >> so there's a difference between embracing diversity, which is a good thing, a positive thing, and identity politics which is sepb essentially saying all i'm going to do is look at your gender or race and not listen to your policy proposals. that's what democrats can't get sucked into. if you're a democrat in georgia, you need to win over enough moderate voters in the suburbs and not turn off a lot of conservative minded voters in the rural part of the state. abrams is very good at getting out to her base, to her credit. >> dana: i did want to hit one other topic with you. along these lines. the mayor of south bend, indiana, pete buttieg. did anyone have anyone to say about his

let's look at the message laid down by stacey abrams in georgia. let's follow the lead of the texas organizing project here which ensures that no one is written off and helps to inform those who have been convicted in texas of their voting rights and they could register once again and participate in democracy and it is owing to them and the leadership we saw in the community. we have voter id laws that say you can loot -- use your license to prove who you are at about box, but you cannot use a student id at ut. we have to overcome institutional racism, especially -- thete and the formal former confederacy. registration when you turn 18, ending suremandering and making those who have convictions and ise done time in the country one of the most unjust in the world comprised of people of -- andn making sure making sure they have the right to vote. >> we know the trump administration right now is thinking of adding a citizenship question to the 2020 census. it couldrts believe actually disenfranchised many americans of color because it colorreduce the

that transforms economics and finance in a heartbeat the apollo eleven landing on to the max and stacey. facebook and google started with a great idea and great ideals and. fortunately there was also a very dark so. they are constructing a profile of you and that profile is real it's detailed and it never goes away turns out that google is manipulating your opinions from the very first character that you type into the search bar it will always be one dog food over another one comparative shopping service over another and one candidate over another they can suppress certain types of results based on what they think you should be see if they have this kind of power then democracy is it can illusion the free and fair election doesn't exist the more growth we give them the sooner we're all. welcome back to walls of iran's defense minister and i mean minister and just before the break we're talking about the iranian revolutionary guards let me ask you one more question about that the last time the revolutionary guards threatened to close the strait of hormuz president obama was in office and

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of the perfect candidate for voters who say they love diversity but don't want to vote for stacey abramsis candidate could have been created in a lab at cnn, and might have been paid there is no stopping a man like this. at least until election day. on some level, beto must know it is over there he is no genius, but he can smell it. more than six months before the first votes are cast in iowa, he will keep raising money, his one real skill, but his political career is done. q. the center front of playlist. so what are the lessons of the sinking of the ssp 21. here is one, he should have run on something. it is hard to win on charisma alone, hillary clinton recently discovered. so why not be the one person in the race with real ideas? they don't have to be big ideas, how about every any idea? >> anyone could have tried that, but instead he strung together cliches like one of those word games. remember mad libs that used to play with your brother on the road trips, the long, seemingly coherent sentences that when you read them, don't actually mean anything. beto was big on those. here is b

when stacey abrams was here, the entire room was rapt because of how she wants to go forward and rectifyt issue and so i know she's a figure that's not officially in thiseld but she'sn if she doesn't decide to run for president is someone who's going to be crucial in shaping the conversation around these issues in 2020. >> ali v., thank you for joining me and for your reporting there and for the latest installment of the ali v. show from the national action convention in new york city. >>> up next, more 2020 presidenti presidential candidate, john delanie, howard schultz open up about issues that are front and center for them. here's what they have to say after the break. >> i am looking at the current situation, economically, in this country and if you want to solve the problems, you have to have the kind of leadership that cooperates with one another and is not steeped in ideology. ith is not steeped in ideology nal s. ...but you're not, because you have e*trade, whose tech isn't complicated. it helps you understand the risk and reward potential on an options trade. don't get mad. get

tax guys or financial survival guide stacey let's learn us out fill out let's say on the. banks of the fight wall street fraud thank you for. the story that's true. that's slavery. even. as i live the good. part of. leave no. need to. be young. and we have many things in this world this is you know. why something. bowls also take our thing all the power just for themselves since that is the way that you miss a lot of the way you live here. and . i didn't really expect to have much of a role in life considering what i've been through because people just know. i went to georgia for a conference gathering saw her there i'm like ok i got to talk to her. we start talking and. we've been talking ever since. then travis yeah but yeah like we connected we connected to the names of you know really a lot but you don't really know for a first year anniversary as well where you want to go out with buffy and i wanted to bring up this way it's been raining out here and this is about as close to alcatraz as i want to get and. yes don't worry yeah it's a. great headline of the article is

stacey abrams was on this network not too long ago. here is what she told morning joe. >> are you considering a run for the white house? >> i am thinking about it. i truly am. i think the timing for me is first de siding about the senate. >> interesting stuff. joining me onset to talk about it, "usa today" washington bureau chief susan page, author of "matriarch, barbara bush and the making of an american dynasty. katy and tim are still with us as well. susan, stacy page considering a run. now she's reversing course. >> stacey abrams sounds interested in running for office. there are those who want her to run for the senate race in georgia. she left the door wide open to running for president. given this field, you can make the case, nobody has a lock on it. you don't know what's going to happen. if you have a compelling message, you might go the distance. >> interested in hearing of her running on the ticket. there were whispers of her running on the vice presidential slot, maybe with joe biden. she talked about those accusations agai

. >> and i thought stacey abrams was really cool. that does it for us. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >> thanks so much. this morning we have a lot to cover. starting with lost in translation. new reporting from the "new york times" that some members of robert mueller's team believe attorney general bill barr painted too positive a picture for the president and that the barr letter shaped the entire narrative of the report while leaving out some critical facts. >>> and a paper trail emboldened house democrats to file a request with the u.s. treasury asking for six years of president trump's business and personal tax returns. >> is that all? >> that's all. >> usually it is ten. so i guess they are giving up. we're under audit. >> message received. more accusers come forward alleging inappropriate contact by joe biden as the former vice president releases a individual no promising to be more respectful of personal space. >> i never thought of politics because cold and antiseptic, i've always thought about connecting with people. boundarie

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