so, the idea that these people -- >> you could say terry mcauliffe. >> yeah. the idea that people are running away from what happened with hillary clinton is of course true. people don't want to repeat those mistakes. and it is also true that elizabeth warren is going to deal with the criticisms that hillary clinton faced, largest sexist ones, and some other ones that might be fair, but the point being, listen, no one is going to try to replicate what hillary clinton did. terry mcauliffe, who is a close personal friend of hillary clinton, has been for years, he's not going to try to replicate what she did. >> i want to make sure we're learning the right lessons from that election, as well. what we learned in the midterms is that stimulating the base really does matter and it will matter in the general, as well. hillary clinton lost three critical states, frankly, because not enough african-americans showed up in the way she assumed they would, in michigan, wisconsin, et cetera. >> we learned something in the last two years, because a lot of this is going to be

i think terry mcauliffe who wrote that op said. the lane of we can't go too far left.'m the one who is a sensible moderate centrist. is there a lane, is there an appetite for that message in the primary? >> it depends how you package it. >> that's a good point. >> i think the debate is going to be rebust, but you have to think about who the democratic electorate. it's a little different than it used to be. we talk about the democratic electorate and white working class voters as if that's the base of the democratic party. it is not anymore. i think as america and the emerging majorities of people of color grow and grow and are a political force to be reckoned with, the parties actually, the policies that they put forward will align with what the voters are asking for. that's how i thought it was supposed to work. >> i think the person, brian, who can pull off that lane ironically enough is biden. >> biden has name recognition. he is well liked in the party, and he's been doing this for a long time. but i also don't think that what biden would run on would look like wha

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also probably a more centrist or less left candidate than others in the democratic field, and terry mcauliffe is another potential democratic nominee. i think he is interested, even if joe biden does not run, and the former governor of virginia beingis most known for affiliated with the clintons, and i do not know if there will be a desire for that. i think he would be a credible person as well. we are talking about a lot of house members and senators, john hickenlooper is the outgoing governor of colorado, those are two names to watch from the governor's group in terms of possibility. senator kamala harris of california is another contender. i could list probably 20 more people who are talking about running and might be credible candidates. host: when do we start seeing debates? guest: i think the dnc said they would be starting in june, maybe june or july. and remember, the republicans had such a big field they had to have the grownup table and the kids table, they had an undercard debate because they can only accommodate 10 people on the main stage. doocrats might split it up, back-to-back

more, weon that and welcome in terry mcauliffe. great to have you with us. terry: thanks, jason.to be back with you. jason: lucky for us, you are a native of syracuse so the snow did not affect your commute too much on the way in. back over in virginia, where you live, we just gave the stats about how many federal workers there are. not a huge surprise. take us there. help us understand. you have intimate knowledge of the workforce, having served as the governor of the commonwealth. terry: anytime a government shutdown happens, it adversely affects the commonwealth. we have the second-most effective workers in the united states. they have not had a paycheck. four of five workers in america live paycheck to paycheck. every day you see a story in our papers.a woman today could not by her insulin .it is not paying rent, buying groceries , taking care of your kids , taking care of your kids education, and your medical needs. we never needed to be where we are today. donald trump owns this shutdown. he is the only one that can get us out of it. there is no option for him. he has to ca

terry mcauliffe was on anderson right now and wrote an op-ed and here's what he said.e takes are another four years of trump degrading our country do we want to use this as an experiment, an idea liftic and unrealistic policies? also a political imperative for 2020. his experience matters. >> i think that's always going to be an argument when you have been in politics for a long time. >> that's a favorable argument to you and as we have seen, experience doesn't always win the day. you have to come with a bit more than that. i think it does seem like at this point people do want policies that go further than they have in the past. it doesn't seem like this is a moment when there is really an appetite for traditional. people want to have something to be done about what's going on with the wages in this country and health care? those are things people want to be dealt with. >> we have a divided country and if there is anything that the last win showed, playing it safe doesn't always work. traditional doesn't always work. you have to break the mold. even the establishment

former virginia terry mcauliffe chided the proessive left for pursuing what he said run realistic policies like free college and former maryland governor martin o'malley said no to a 2020 bid and h instead urged former texas congressman beto o'rourke to run. now, if you closelylo fd the 2016 democratic race, you might be surprised by all of this earliv ay. after all,nt hillary clion and bernie sanders didn't announce their bids until april of 2015, so it's early but it's not that early. in 2008, john edwards was already an official presidentia candidate in december of 2006. hillary clinton jumped in in january and so about the same time in the cycle, and barack obama threw his hat in the ring obama threw his hat in the ring a month people aren't talking about how much obama threw his hat in the ring a month money they saved buying giant brand chicken. they're not talking about how our pre-chopped veggies are perfect time-savers. they're also not talking about our unique assortment of over 1,300 nature's promise items. or our fresh grab and go salads and sandwiches. they're not talking, bec

but michael bloomberg, terry mcauliffe, john hickenlooper from colorado, even joe biden, these folks are not in the bernie wing mand do well. we'll have to see and the candidate that understands it's not a one size democratic party, that candidate going to do the best. >> and it's just january of 2019. it's so exciting. bring it all on. thank you so much. appreciate you and your voice and all the thought. just again, senator harris joins jake tapper for a live town hall from iowa tonight. 10:00 eastern only here on cnn. >>> moments from now, the first white house press briefing in over a month. so we'll take that live. the moment she steps behind podium. also is roger stone willing to cut a deal with special counsel robert mueller? why stone is now comparing his arrest by the fbi to the raids of bin laden and el chapo. and it was the moment that president trump and jared kushner thought quote, the russia thing was finally behind them. what chris christie is now revealing. hi i'm joan lunden. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like movie t

i would watch for a former governor of a southern state, like a terry mcauliffe, because he can raiseey. he can mix it up with trump. he may be connected to the clintons and may make an issue of it, but he has a strong record of accomplishment in the state of virginia. that type of candidate is going to be a real problem who can reach out to a cross section of voters, black, white, yellow, brown, or whatever part of the country they're in and get those votes. if he's the man, if you will, then i think trump and the republicans are going to have a real problem. >> okay. >> scott, it wasn't insulting, it was the truth. the identity politics. >> it can be both. you can be insulting and truthful. you can be both, you know. >> when the polls came out last week -- i let you speak. when the boles came out last week, and what was the number one story? all right, worrisome democrats because white men are at the top of the ticket. >> we have to leave it there. >> doesn't make it true. >> thank you. we appreciate you being here. happy new year. we should point out, we have more than a year befor

terry mcauliffe has not been shy and they're all waiting on what will joe biden do because joe bidensuck a lot of energy from that centrist white male constituency >> i think the former vice president from what i understand is thinking long and hard about this from what i understand he really wants to do it, but it's one of those things where do you actually jump in this would be, what? his third run for the presidency i think there are people -- a lot of people who love and admire the vice president, some who are trying to advise him who would love for him to hang back and play the role of statesman and kingmaker. imagine if joe biden didn't get into the race and said to people i know why you wanted me to run because i am the one who can talk to the midwest and talk to white working class voters, but i'm not getting in this race, but let me tell you something i am going to talk to every candidate and i want them to pr prove to me that they is your interest at heart. a joe biden stamp of approval as statesman could be pretty powerful thing to have both domestic, but let's not forget,

. >> do you then agree with democrat former governor of virginia, terry mcauliffe, who is a likely 2020relths kanld dt who put it this way? >> the democrats should not give an inch on this. donald trump owns this. he's been in the white house. he's been isolated. he's too emotional. he's too unstable. >> is he right? should democrats not give an inch on this? >> you know, i don't think compromise is a dirty word. that's one thing that i have always said. i don't put hard lines down in the sand the way a lot of other people do. i sure don't -- i'm not going to prove it the way that it is now. let's get in a room and talk about it and figure it out by february 8th, but let's reopen the government, which is what i think we need to be doing. >> here's how republican senator lindsey graham sees it. in terms of at least the optics for democrats here. let's roll it. >> the bottom line is, they want trump to lose more than they want the country to win, i fear at the end of the day there's a deal to be had. >> of course, there's a deal to be had. there's always a deal to be had. given that, do y

mitch landrieu, the former mayor of new orleans, terry mcauliffe and a handful of other candidates eyeing a campaign would take a longer look if they want to run if biden does get in. and by the way, according to folks we talked to, the biden camp is curious about the intentions of sherrod brown, the senator from ohio. i think part of the reason the biden folks are getting more serious about this is because they look at sherrod brown, a populist from ohio, as someone that could steal a march on their coalition. there's a lot of eyeing warily across the aisle looking at your would-be rivals saying who is and isn't going to run. it's going to be a big field. it wouldn't surprise me if some folks who have been talking about running actually don't. >> a lot of pieces on the chess board. josh, jonathan, thank you. >>> the national security adviser contradicting president trump on the withdrawal of u.s. troops from syria. so now what's the plan? senator angus king tells us, next. alright, let's get going! and you want to make sure to aim it. i'm aiming it. ohhhhhhh! i ordered it for everyone. [

joining me is former democratic committee chairman terry mcauliffe, also a potential 2020 candidate,s at least considering it. >> first of all, my father was so cheap, he would not let us have novocaine as kids when we had our teeth drilled. >> are you trying to say you're tough? you're tough enough to take on donald trump? >> to this day when i go to a dentist's chair i sweat, because the experience of me and my brothers with no novocaine -- >> you're dissing your own father on national television? >> he would say, you can tough it out. when i go to the dentist, it drives me nuts. >> this is a guy who can get 250,000 people watch him cooking chicken. >> i may have to go in with no novocaine and have them drill i going to have to go back to my roots. wrestle an alligator for 15 grand, trying to do everything. >> are candidates jumping the shark? >> i think people are trying to get out, get their own way, trying to figure out what's the best pathway to do it. you know -- >> what way are you going to do it? >> listen, i'll make a decision by the end of march. i think people are looking

i often say, it is dated now, but it makes the point when he was governor of virginia, terry mcauliffe disagreed with hillary clinton on one issue and that was trade. he was pro tpp and understood the power of that. belton road. have the belton road initiative. steady, orw, remain expand? i think i will take the first crack at that. it is between b and c. legacy.xi jinping's they are getting some traction and building things that are useful. on the other hand, they are not just fromck, us. we are calling out debt trap diplomacy, which i do not think is the right term. it questions the additional debt created on some recipient countries. it is a real issue. it is not just us calling it out. recipient countries are questioning this. there is pushback against some projects because they see the implications for debt and other problems that come out of this infrastructure. is a understands there risk here in a way they did not at the beginning of the initiative. china has its own economic problems. is partly right in my view. we do here some grumbling about belt and rode within china -- bel

it's a little dated now, but i think it makes the point that when he was governor of virginia, terry mcauliffe disagreed with hillary clinton on one issue only. and that was trade. where he was very pro tpp, and understood the power of that for his state. so that's an important point. okay. let's just quickly do bellton road. so again, we've got is the belt and road initiative going to slow, retrench, remain steady or expand. okay. yeah. i think i'll take a first crack at that. i think that -- i think that the audience, as always, is right. somewhere between b. and c. it is going to continue. there is no question that this is xi jinping's legacy initiative, and it has to continue. and they're getting some traction in some places, and building things that are useful. on the other hand, they are getting pushback, not just from us in the sense that we're calling out so-called debt trap diplomacy, which i personally don't think is the right term. but it does -- the question of the debt that is being created, the additional debt on some recipient countries of this infrastructure is a real issue. an

democrats could run, including former new york city mayor michael bloomberg, former virginia governor terry mcauliffethe new york times" wrote this. "if they run some of these democrats could test whether there is a large audience for primary voters open to promises of incremental change and political compromise, or whether the liberal wing is now fully dominates." let slide to the power panel. let's start with you, doug. this is a different day for democrats. is there room for a centrist, a more moderate cost to mark there is. the electorate as i've seen in the public pulse shows about half or 55% wanting a moderate candidate, about 40 or 45%. a liberal or progressive candidate. the problem with lubricants freeze this all the energies on the far left. some of the programs they've taken are so far left that they had it can be as socialist. speed when i can only imagine how frustrating it would be for someone like you. we did a special during the convention, and you said, "we are tilting left." does it help republicans? >> it showed. i've written a lot about this. i think that if the democrats had a s

it's a little dated now but i think it makes the point that when he was governor of virginia terry mcauliffe disagreed with hillary clinton on one issue only and that was trade where he was very pro-tpp and understood the power of that for his state so that's an important point. let's just quickly do delton road. so again, is the belton road initiative going to slow? retrench? remain steady or expand? okay yeah i think, i will take the first crack at that i think that the audience as always is right. somewhere between the mac and c. it will continue it is teaching the legacy initiative and it has to. building things that are useful. on the other hand they are getting pushback not just from us in the sense that we are calling out that trap diplomacy which i don't think is the right term but it does the question of the debt that is being created the additional debt on some recipient countries are a real issue. i think it's not just us calling it out and also the recipient countries are questioning this and whether it's malaysia or sri lanka or pakistan even. there is pushback against some of t

i thought, by the way, terry mcauliffe had an interesting op-ed in the washington post today in which he argued about the tide of free college, single payer health care. really there is a fight for this debate. because it could go in a much different direction than it has in the past. >> before we say good-bye to you, a quick check on who our sources are saying. a segment we like to do every show. aaron, yours relates to what's going on, on capitol hill down the road. >> the senate is obviously being sworn in today. i think one of the early questions is how quickly bill barr gets confirmed as attorney general assuming he does. >> his hearings start the 15th and 16th? >> i think that's right. the question is how fast can he be confirmed? will there be recusal? things like that? given it seems by all indications that we have which aren't complete, that robert mueller could be wrapping things up. the question is whether that gets wrapped up while matthew whitaker is in place or bill barr. if whitaker does something to stymie this. >> that could be problematic. so far, he seems to be defe

joe biden or terry mcauliffe get in the race, they're going to be as tacking as far to the center as a lot of their critics think. >> what donald trump realized is they hated -- they hated the republican establishment. >> right. >> the democratic base does not hate the democratic party. >> especially not right now. >> the way they used to. zerlina maxwell and brian butler, thanks. >> good evening, chris. thanks my friend. thanks for joining us this hour. they finally did it. it took them two weeks, and nobody quite understands why it took them two week, but they have now done it. republicans in congress today final limb moved to name republican members of congress who will be seated on the intelligence committee in the house. again, nobody knows why it took them this long, but it has been a consequential delay. when democrats won the majority in the house many this fall's elections, they won by a big enough majority that not only did the democrats take, of course, the chairmanship and the numerical majority on every committee in the house. on the intelligence committee, it was actual

and to jeremy's point, it is the field that you have seen with terry mcauliff who has a op-ed where he is seriously considering it, and he said that he was out there saying that we should not fall for what he deemed as fake populism, and he slammed the idea of universal college, and yes we should aim for universal education, but we can't pay for it. and so some of the clintonian type thing, and okay, you want to have all of the things but how do you pay for them? and a version of that debate is going to play out in the primary and maybe it will start here in the senate, and put pressure on nancy pelosi walking a fine line on the impeeachment question, because a lot of the democrats believe that if they go down that road, they will jeopardize what is potentially a majority that runs through the middle of the country where they know they need to win, but if they are too far down that road, they would risk losing that, but there are some presidential candidates who are going to be just looking to distinguish themselves from other s others in the field, and that could create a potential pr

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kids, different daddies, of course i get calls and i'm thinking about gillibrand, klobuchar and terry mcauliffe mondale, michael dukakis, bill clinton, al gore, i got them all. >> i'm are upping out of time. you were running the dnc when the hack took place. you had a lot of scared people didn't know who stole it, what was going on what do you make of the indictment we've seen of roger stone? >> first of all, our country was under attack income 2016 it was an attack on our democracy and yes, they used the democratic party to throw the first -- it was a cyber attack but it had a very strong impact on not just the 2016 election but it's still impacting our country now. i would hope these individuals it will tell the truth, will face the jury and help us as americans get our country back on track this was an attack on our democracy. and they should go to jail >> the donna brazile. >> i believe in due process, but let me tell you, this was an attack on our democracy. >> i know you know a lot of people personally impacted this is the book "for colored girls," a storied history in american politics.

he wasn't to see who else is rying to the sur stas, you've got terry mcauliffe, who is oo. >> that'syou got a lot of other people out therewho really want to do it it seems to be becoming together very quickly now, you have three prominent pick. >> i'm sorry. >> can we add one more name to this mix we're about 30 minutes over in this block alone john kerry, there's a possibility of john kerry jumping in what's the latest you hear on johner that i don't think that once you've been nominated you goat another chance to do that adley stevenson did. once you've won the nomination, i don't think he would have a chance with this party >> all right, final thought, whichly leave hanging with no comment, is that there is also word hillary might jump back in. howard schultz will be our guest on "morning joe" this coming we'll talk to jeremy bash about what officials are saying about "morning joe" will be right back at&t provides edge-to-edge intelligence, covering virtually every part of your finance business. and so if someone tries to breach your firewall in london & you start to panic... don

i think terry mcauliffe would be a good candidate for the democrats.overnor,er virginia chair of the party. what qualities do you think he has? any body that is in the middle will be donald trump. i was an 80-year-old disabled vet. i just turned 80 yesterday. host: happy birthday. weler: let me say this, think we are the greatest country in the world. we are not. if we cannot have a single-payer medical for every american, we are not the greatest country in the world. the republicans say that is socialism. give me what i've got to say. i go to the v.a. for my medical. i don't have medicare or anything. service is there. we need to stand up for the middle class of america. god bless all the veterans and active-duty. for donald trump, i don't think i will waste my time with that man. host: thank you for your call this morning. the president tweeting this morning, heading up to camp david to hold a security briefing at the presidential retreat. the president tweeting, the only reason they don't want to build a wall is that walls work. 99% of illegal borde

i would point back to the potential 2020 governor's bracket like terry mcauliffe, john hickenlooper.hat is an argument that some democrats are making, that a more moderate -- moderate candidate is the way to go. host: tell us about tulsi gabbard, set to run for president and she made a statement about some of her previous stances. guest: she is a former bernie sanders surrogate and vice chair of the dnc, she has strongly signaled -- she has said she is planning to run for president. gab -- president. is a controversial member of the party. her views go again some of the party leaders and she has a history which came up almost immediately after she announced ,er plans to run for president strong opposition to gay rights. in the past, she has had to spend more time for apologizing and stressing that those are not her current opinions. that is something that will persist as long as she is running. host: augustine, georgia, good morning, terrel, democrats line. caller: i would like to see beto o'rourke. he would go into the red states. you would think he would be a president for all peop

>> from my democratic viewpoint, the person that i would keep an eye on is a guy like terry mcauliffee party. while trump may try to link them up with hillary clinton the bill clinton, he's got a strong stellar voting record, leadership record in a southern state like virginia. he has led the party. he's got broad, strong relationships with the far left. all of those different lanes. if you jumps in, he would be somebody i'd keep an eye on that could have a moderate message or a moderate to left message that could be not only a winning message, but he could raise the money come too. >> molly: kevin, your thoughts on that? who do you think? >> the democrats in this town right now are talking about their love for beto o'rourke. i find that hard to believe that a couple time congressman is going to have that much chance of winning. but that is where the energy in this part of the world is right now. who knows? it's wide open right now. you're going to get 30 candidates, probably pre20 people on a stage. there will be multiple debates. it's going to be crazy. i'm looking forward to it. >>