ryan: i am tim ryan and i am running for president of the united states of america. use] ryan: first want to say thank you for everybody today for giving me this amazing opportunity and i want to thank you for 45 and three-quarter -- of-- i am hanging on an amazing ride and the opportunity to represent you in the united states congress. someone liked that. my mom. thanks mom. no, i am kidding. at the end of the day i am a kid from niles, ohio. [applause] ryan: and the beautiful niles, ohio, or youngstown, ohio, you don't just get raised by your parents. community.sed by the so i am here because of the coaches in niles little league, mr. leonard who lives next door who is the head coach who kicked me in the where and when i needed it and kicked me in there and when i did need it. leagueches in the little , the teachers at our lady of mount caramel, the teachers at kennedy high school, it was a .ommunity effort to raise a kid i believe that is what we need to get back to in the united states of america. [applause] where it is ok for us to say, i care about you, i love y

tim ryan will be introduced by the mayor of youngstown and tim ryan has been a congressman in this area for several terms so he has deep roots in this community, several of the mayors from this area will be at this kickoff event. but he's also someone who has been outspokenly pro-union. several of the folks in unions around this area are also here, specifically from that general motors plant that closed down. dave green, one of the head of the local union who drew ire from president trump several weeks ago on twitter is here. someone who is very close with the k-- the congressman and tha is a good sense of the crowd and a good sense of what we'll hear from tim ryan today in this kickoff speech. but also as we go forward in this campaign, he's someone who wants to bring this kind of heartland message and it makes sense because this is a place where president trump won the state of ohio was a place that he did well in 2016. and tim ryan is now trying to see if this local message of pro-worker, pro-union could make sense for democrats, written large across the nation in 2020. >> so pro-wor

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congresswoman tim ryan says he seeks a united nation. he is the latest entry, more than a dozen now in this race. what does he bring to the 2020 presidential race? some: i think along with new recognition he is able to speak to ohio. the end of last him ao cap a rep -- built reputation in the democratic party. with so much of the narrative as groupthink and everyone being pushed to the left, tim ryan has a credible record to say he has pushed back against the party. he has a credible record as a moderate. there are some moderates in 2020. tim ryan has a record of confronting politics in that way. hometownm the newspaper in youngstown, the vindicator, we carried this. you can go to c-span.org and search representative tim ryan. vindicator, congressman tim ryan says he is running to bring the country together. he says he wants to bring the values he has seen in youngstown to the white house. his challenge is to make it to the first democratic debate on june 26 and june 27. the debate will be two days with lineups chosen at random. a candid

tim ryan may be exciting to people there right now.people around the country. if you look at the polls, joe biden is ahead. that's something he knows. that's one of the reasons he indicated the other day he felt he had time to be one of the last people, if not the last person to get into the race. there's confidence among joe biden's folks he has a good shot of getting this nomination. he's got challenges, no question about that. we have seen that in the last couple weeks. i don't think he's concerned about the challenge tim ryan may be giving him. >> we'll leave it there now. thanks for sticking around, appreciate it. >> thanks, fred. >> we'll be right back. ur dream, a cfp professional is trained, knowledgeable, and committed to financial planning in your best interest. find your certified financial planner™ professional at letsmakeaplan.org. find your certified financial planner™ professional no matter how much you clean, does your house still smell stuffy? that's because your home is filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and re

upload your logo or start your design today at customink.com rob: a 2020 shakeup, tim ryan expected torate views are a stark contrast to most of the 2020 field that are getting attention pushing socialist platforms. republican strategist and political analyst kelly hyman. we are going to start with you. does this get any attention? >> perhaps. tim ryan should feel at home with the democratic primary race "happening now" because he's known for two things which is a loser, they love losers, beto o'rourke, lost miserably to nancy pelosi for the speaker of the house position, that doubled his vote. he is a liar. he plays himself as a moderate democrat but inside the progressive for the green new deal, for medicare for all and basically lied to the american people and things we are stupid. democrat officials always think this. i'm different and don't have the rhetoric but care about the working class, care about the economy, care about white america but democrats subscribe to that, they are all about minorities. and hollywood elite. rob: is he for the green new deal? >> essential human righ

tim ryan actually, i think, he's middle of the road.hose things but does he get to first base? >> he's got three or maybe four major problems. number one, no name i.d. number two, he can't raise any money. number three, his lane is crowded, mostly occupied by joe biden. maybe biden's deflating and in his wildest dreams, klobuchar fails to fill the void and up marches ryan and he becomes the nominee but then he has to face donald trump. no one's really done more for the american worker than the current president. i mean, the combination of what he's done on the supply side by increasing -- excuse me, by decreasing the regulation, by decreasing the taxes, increasing the amount of employment opportunities on the one hand and -- with trade deals, and on the other hand, working to try to control the border and the influx of unskilled labor, this works to create higher wage opportunities for americans. now, what is tim ryan going to do that's better than that? he has no experience, no track record. he couldn't get to first base trying to beat

david: i will refer back to tim ryan.we look back at 2016, donald trump one in states like michigan, wisconsin, and ohio because he got the issue of blue-collar workers who felt they had been left behind in an increasingly separated society. when you look at joe biden, when you look at kamala harris, delay's beak to the voters of ohio and michigan and wisconsin -- do they speak to the voters of ohio and michigan and wisconsin saying i feel your pain? hillary clinton did not get through to those voters. stefanie: i think they do. i like tim ryan getting into the race because it will highlight the issues rural voters are facing. this democratic ticket is all about the ticket. it is not just the presidential nominee. it is about who that buys presidential candidate is. toid: finally, when it comes 2020, president trump made a lot of promises to those blue-collar workers. whether he has delivered a not, do they think he has delivered? is there a risk for them to say you promised me all that stuff, i did not get it. lanhee: i

visit ncicap.org] representative tim ryan has made several trips to new hampshire and iowa and launches16 by 8 points while commerce ryan was reelected handily to a ninth term in the u.s. house. >> you can watch congressman ryan's announcement again on c-span.org. our website also has campaign events from other candidates running for the white house in 2020 as well as rallies by president trump. his first appearance is the completion of the mueller investigation attorney general william barr will up here before congress. watches testimony live tuesday at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span 3. and, before the senate appropriations subcommittee live wednesday at 10 a.m. on c-span 3. tv was simply three giant networks and a government supported service called pbs. in 1979, a small network with an unusual name rolled out a big idea. let viewers decide all on their own what was important to them. c-span doors to washington policymaking for all to see. bringing you unfiltered content from congress and beyond. in the age of power to the people, this was true people power. in the 40 years since, the la

>>> ohio congressman tim ryan officially kicking off his president's bid just this afternoon. an speaking to an energetic crowd in the city of youngstown making a big play for working-class americans. he also said health care is a right not a privilege. ryan becomes the 17th democrat to join the crowded field of contenders for the white house. today he and several other candidates are taking their message to voters across the country and right now beto o'rourke is speaking at a house party as they're called in the key state of iowa. our road warriors are following the candidates. we begin with ali vitaly in junks towne as wewe -- youngsto. how did he did and what was he focusing on issuewise? >> reporter: richard, if you can't do it in your hometown probably shouldn't do it. near youngstown. an entirely energetic crowd and off the cuff, not going off prepared remarks but talked a lot about unity and went hard on lofty ideals, left politics for later in the campaign. i actually got a chance to ask him. you minced health care a right not a chilling. in a gaggle right after i aske

. >> congressmen tim ryan of ohio will launch his presidential campaign at a rally in youngstown, ohio. you can watch that at 2:00 p.m. on c-span, online at c-span.org, or using the free c-span radio app. tonight, u.s. supreme court justice clarence thomas speaking at pepperdine university law school. he talks about his selection process for clerks and his views on the role of faith in the judiciary and any possible retirement plans. you can watch the event tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, online, and on the free c-span radio app. journal,washington live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. sunday morning, former homeland

[applause] i am tim ryan and i am running for president of the united states of america. i want to say thank you to everybody that is here today. for giving me this amazing opportunity and i want to thank you for 45 and three-quarter years. i am hanging on. ride and the opportunity to represent you in the united states congress. thanks, mom. at the end of the day i am a kid from niles, ohio. [applause] the beautiful thing about niles, ohio or struthers, ohio or warrenown or war and -- is you don't just get raised by your parents. you get raised by the community. i am here because of the coaches in little league, mr. leonard who lived next door who was the head coach who kicked me in the rear end when i needed it. kicked me in the rear end when i did not need it. the coaches in the little , thee, the teachers teachers at kennedy high school, it was a community effort to raise a kid and i believe that is what we need to get back to in the united states of america. where it is ok for us to say " i care about you, i love you, i want to help you and i am going to do everything

larry kudlow and hear from the newest candidate in the 2020 democratic contest, ohio congressman tim ryan. >> i need your help. i need your support. i need your love. i need your voice. let's go take back the white house! >> brennan: plus we'll have analysis on all the news of the week just ahead on "face the nation." >> brennan: good morning and welcome to "face the nation." as washington awaits attorney general william barr's release of a recontacted thed -- redacted version of the mueller, we begin with house judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler who joins us this morning from new york. congressman, do you expect to receive the report this week, and what happens once you do? >> well, i don't know when we're going to receive it. attorney general barr said by the middle of april. it could be the end of this week or beginning of next week, but the important thing is not do we get it this week or next week, the important thing is what do we get? we are demanding and we have a right to -- congress has a right to the entire report with no redactions whatsoever some we can see what's ther

he asked me if i had seen the tim ryan town hall.e po tim ryan town hall, lls the audience, asking them if they want their children to grow up with the same values of donald trump. he asked them to raise their hands. from what i saw, not one hand came up. i like tim ryan. i don't know much about him. i see that he is trying to pull the country together. that is what i want to see. i would really like to see washington journal on at prime time so that maybe on public television so that maybe people who don't have cable could still participate. being on in the morning, retired watch, butothers can i want working america to be able to participate in this program. host: thank you for the call. thank you for being a loyal viewer. so many candidates, the question is how do you get traction in detention and raise money? guest: in the democratic primary in 2020, unless you are joe , i don't think there is very much space for the amy klobuchars and hickenloopers. i think it is difficult when the juggernauts in the party are bernie sanders, ev

democratic: presidential candidate tim ryan holds a rally in youngstown, ohio. then the 2004 farewell speech of the late senator ernest fritz hollings. and then clarence thomas speaks at pepperdine university. and then president trump speaks to the republican jewish coalition leadership meeting in las vegas. ryancongressman tim officially launched his 20 20th democratic presidential campaign with a rally in youngstown, ohio. this is 25 minutes. ♪ [applause and cheers] rep. ryan: first thank my family for allowing me to do this. [applause] rep. ryan: i am tim ryan, and i am running for president of the united states america. i first want to say thank you to everybody that is here today for giving me this amazing opportunity, and i want to thank for 45.75 years, i'm hanging and the amazing ride opportunity to represent you in the united states congress. someone liked that. my mom. thanks, mom. no, i am kidding. you know, at the end of the day, i am a kid from niles, ohio. [applause and cheers] and the beautiful thing about struthers, ohio, or youngstown, ohio, you

now we have time to talk about tim ryan, but we have nothing to say about him. instead, let's move on and talk about how the other democrats in the race have a spanish outreach program that is no bueno. >> lost in translation, 2020 democrats trying to lure hispanic voters with spanish web sites and, evidently, these web sites are really missing the mark. >> amy klobuchar's spanish web site has a number of mistakes and we'll begin with the translation that talks about her announcing her run from inside the mississippi river. kamala harris' web site here says kamala harris wasted her life defending the values of her country. >> trevor: oh, man, this is so embarrassing. no, because the bad translation on kamala harris' web site makes her sound like a broken shell of a woman, like, goddam it guys, i wasted my life, please, i'll jump in the river with amy klobuchar. some other candidates web sites are complete gibberish. >> elizabeth warren's says, in reality i'm not on and have here for what. i have to be honest, i don't know what that means. >> trevor: what? ( laug

congressman tim ryan announcing today he is running for president.ources tell fox news the ohio democrat will reveal his plans on the view before the official launch this weekend. brian is seen as a political moderate appealing to blue-collar voters. he challenged nancy pelosi for speaker of the house. he would join a dozen other democratic contenders so far. he hasn't made a decision on 2020 it but howard schultz will be featured in an exclusive fox news townhall. the former starbucks ceo will share his vision of america and you can watch the event live from kansas city at 6:30 p.m. eastern, and bernie sanders will also speak at a townhall on april 15th in pennsylvania. bret baer and martha maccallum will moderate both of those. another person considered a 2020 run, the democrat refuses to concede the georgia gubernatorial race despite losing five months ago. >> to say something is right and true you can't shame me into pretending what happened should have happened, in response to what i believe was a stolen election, not saying they still it from m

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joining me tim ryan. 18 candidates in the race.e understand former vice president joe biden will join the race this week. how will you distinguish yourself from 19 opponents without having to do something bizarre or extreme? what is the difference that tim ryan brings to the offering, if you will, of candidates to democratic voters in the primary that is different but not divisive? >> well, i understand that people are struggling. i understand that people are sick and tired over the last really 20 or 30 years of just surviving. it's time for america to start thriving again. the fact that the president of the united states spends a lot of time dividing us, trying to divide white workers if black workers and black workers from brown workers and people who are in manufacturing areas from people who are in rural areas or agriculture versus manufacturing. these days are over. i come from a district that president trump did well in and i do well in. i can bring this country back together. i've got plan for the future. they are tired of m

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>> now, congressman tim ryan was just on, and he's not there yet.ion, he wants jerry nadler and the house judiciary committee to begin hearings and you also heard him say pretty honestly i thought we need to educate the american people, in other words, this needs to be a campaign to explain to the american people if i'm reading him correctly why the president should be impeached although he wasn't there yet. do you think this is the right course of action for your party? >> i totally trust the political instincts of nancy pelosi. i read the mueller report though as a former federal prosecutor and former attorney general, and to me, that obstruction volume is so overwhelming, that there are ten episodes of obstruction with very specific acts, if i were a prosecutor, i would charge, of course, not the president, because you can't charge the president according to the doj rules but after he's out, i certainly would, which means that that is a crime or misdemeanor that the congress should take up, in my opinion, i get that you're not going to get it in

appreciate it. >> thank you, lawrence. >> tim ryan gets tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" starts now. >> tonight is two weeks since robert mueller handed over his report. now the president is mounting a legal fight to keep congress from getting a hold of his tax returns. plus, as he checks out a repair border wall in california, donald trump declares the country full, migrants need to turn around. and, for a week of controversy, joe biden jokes about hugging but he declared his candidate for president. his potential rivals will be in critical states this weekend trying to stake their own territory. "the 11th hour" on a friday night starts right now. good evening once again from our msnbc headquarters, i am steve cornacki in for brian. we'll be back on wednesday. exactly two weeks since robert mueller turned in his 400-page report to attorney general william barr ending his investigation. the headlines of no collusion between the trump campaign and russia sent the president off on a victory tour of sorts. it complicated his effort to claim complete exonerati

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phillipe: i do not know what the total count is with tim ryan.ieve only one has said they are democratic-socialist. while i know mark in the campaign will use that term, that is not here or there. people will look to whether or not they can provide health care. the president is a fraud. the president, in 2016, promise the world. he said on day 1 he would repeal obamacare, he would get the wall going, he would bring down the debt. he has not got any of those done. the question is whether or not people over the four years before 2020 wise up to that are not, whether the people who voted for him who wanted to absolutely shake up the system, whether they see that. i can answer the question. --ald trump has raised 125 $120 million through 2018. i guarantee you his average donation is very high, toward the max and not the excitement that you see in the democratic party. he had a few small donors in 2016. david: at the same time, you you cannot be a flop promise with no promise at all. what is the democratic policy to address concerns of people who vote

with me is tim ryan, 2020 presidential candidate. good to have you here. of all of people in the united states age 35, natural born citizens, why should it can you? >> i can win and rebuild the blue wall. michigan and wisconsin. more than that i understand the need of economic needs of people like the one i represent. that to me is the essential issue in our country today. the economic inequality and divide that we have in the in fact people are sick of trying to get by. that's what i'm going to bring to the white house. >> when you say you understand that you can win and rebuild the blue wall, could you win state-wide? >> yes. ohio goes right back on the map. >> why not run for stayed wide office. why go from running from representatives? >> totally. i have been in congress, this is my 17th year working on federal issues. they are important to me. i think the issues around the foreign policy and ingaugement in the world. trade deals have been a train wreck and hollowed us out. if you don't get the macro economic policies around trade and taxes and around

find your certified financial planner™ professional at letsmakeaplan.org. . >>> ohio congressman tim ryano join the 2020 presidential race. president trump actually flipped ryan's district in 2016 making promises on jobs and while congressman ryan is often perceived as more of a moderate not afraid to challenge speaker nancy pelosi today he is running as a progressive. >> most progressives will see that as a candidate that cannot only advance a progressive agenda, but also win. i can win western p.a. and i can win ohio, i can win michigan and i can win wisconsin and that means donald trump is going back to mar-a-lago full time. >> meantime south bend, indiana, mayor, pete buttigieg teases he might make it official and he has only launched an exploratory committee so with me now, cnn senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny. he is number 17. and we're going to be into the 20s. >> no question. probably six more. so 23 or so i think. >> at one point, and are we there, where the field gets a tad too crowded and it is more hurtful than helpful. >> you hear that from voters because they have

democratic presidential candidate congressman tim ryan of ohio. congressman ryan, always good to see you. this report is clear that there's insufficient evidence to charge anybody in the trump team with conspiracy. isn't the president right to the extent that on that matter he's been somewhat vindicated? >> well, if you look at the intensity of the russians coming after us, i don't think anybody should be happy with anything right now. it's pretty scary how vigorous they are in trying to attack our democracy. there was a lot in there, and i read it very carefully of communications within the trump organization that they couldn't get to, whether they were using specific apps like signal and other things, you couldn't understand what a lot of the conversations were. i think we should be very, very concerned. i think we need to make sure our guard continues to be up. most importantly russia is trying to divide it, jake, on every cultural issue we have. the american people need to recognize, we need to start respecting each other, listening to each oth

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joining me congressman and democratic presidential candidate tim ryan. thanks for being with us. >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> i want to ask you about your run for president in a moment. i do want to begin with our new reporting from our jake tapper. according to a senior administration official, the president told the commissioner of the customs and border protection that he would pardon him if he ever went to jail for breaking the law at the president's direction. this was after the president had told border agents they should break the law to keep migrants out of the country. is that an impeachable offense, dama dangling that pardon and telling the head to break the law? >> i don't know what the evidence is. it doesn't surprise me but it is clearly an abdication of the responsibilities of the president of the united states to ask someone to break the law. the other piece what the sanctuary city, same thing. they have gotten legal recommendations that would be a violation of the law as well. here we have the president on two occasions recommen

when you talk about tim ryan, his campaign is being run differently. moderate centrist midwest type of democrat -- he's not playing to the liberal left. you're going to hearing the likes of tim ryan, perhaps even joe biden, amy co beau char, folks who are playing the middle lane, bernie sanders is going to have to answer, i'm sure he would love to see president trump impeached. there is something to be said about this letting this play out in congress. if you let it play out in congress, we could get to impeachment, you just have to do more investigating from the house companies. >> right, and those proceedings can go differently in the house and the senate, what do you think the point of warren calling for impeachment knowing as she does that the president would not in all likelihood get convicted by the republican controlled senate. is she going after the financial boost here from donors? what's her strategy? >> she's going for whatever grabs headlines in a crowded 2020 democratic field such as this. warren is not a front-runner, she's tanking in the

that's tim ryan announcing he's running for president.ing one of the largest primary fields we have ever seen. back now with the panel. it's nice to see you. it's like triple dose here. tim ryan is making the case he could appeal to these trump voters in with johnson, indiana, ohio. we will see if that's the case. in 2016, here are the republican candidates. we had 17. look at the names, look at the paces. so far in 2019 on the democratic side, we had 17. look the names and look at the faces on the screen. it's without howard schultz, to the panel, who do you believe based on that screen so far, who may not be on that screen, who has the staying power? >> i think joe biden has the staying power. i think bernie sanders has staying power because he has the energy of the left on his side and i think pete because he's an outsider and he has a different message and he is authentic. other candidates are trying much too hard to try to impress voters who they think need to vote for them. >> i completely agree with katie. i think it's those three

an announcement from congressman tim ryan of ohio that he is running as well.th us, jim warren and laura barron-lopez. laura, let me start with you. there has been some skepticism just because how long this had been dragged out on biden parts that he was getting cold feet, then you add in the week of headlines he's endured. what else would bring him for scranton, pennsylvania, to his childhood block with a camera crew? >> i think it's safe to say that biden is going to jump in. we also saw the video earlier this week where he addressed the allegations against himself. we heard the stumble where he's pretty much alluding to his president run. biden has not addressed them head on in a way a lot of these women want him to. we have to see whether or not this continues and whether he's able to survive this once he finally jumps in the race. >> jim, we see the polling. he would be the front-runner. about 30% right now. strong, favorable rating with democrats. a lot of folks who liked obama like him as well. big field. how do you think he would stack up if he joins th

tim ryan, he is announcing, in ohio, your take. >> i think tim ryan sees an opening, joe biden of everyone'se moderate. i believe, they say he will run, i think he is in trouble. he already had a lot of negatives. too old and out of it tim ryan is younger, and from ohio. a key state in the electoral college. he sort of reaching out to the yoga vote. elizabeth: he announced on the view. >> i did not know that. he is trying to reach out to the millennial set who wants to meditate. elizabeth: okay. >> he thinks he can cross over there. i think he will have trouble in the primary. the primary is not for moderates. he will hava really fight, if democrats are smart, they will choose someone -- -- elizabeth: we ran out of time, i wish we had more time, will you come back. >> sure. elizabeth: thank you for joining us, lou dobbs is next on the fox business network, have a good night. lou: good evening, we're today watching a collision of the most powerful forces in country. make no mistake, those forces, political, economic, are working in the deepest of conflicts. that is the struggle for dominance

congressman tim ryan making news, best known, right, challenging nancy pelosi in the race for speaker announced he is going to make a run for president, tim ryan will in a obviously crowded field but maybe there is an open lane. take a listen. >> i believe in the free enterprise system. i believe that we need to reform government. we can't just ask people to pay more in taxes to dump them in these old systems. i'm a reform-minded democrat if we green the economy you need innovation and power of the free market to do that. connell: tim ryan, not only 2020 presidential hopefuls looking to challenge the president by embracing free enterprise. we've been talking about howard schultz, the former ceo of starbucks. of course he is mulling an independent run for the white house while out there, you know, sounding the alarm about democrats left ward lurch. mr. schultz is holding a townhall meeting tonight. that will be on the fox news channel and we do have our own hillary vaughn on the ground with us in kansas city where that town hall will be held. hillary? reporter: hey, connell. we just ca

congressman tim ryan from ohio. thank you for joining us this morning. let's pick up where you left off on "the view." long-term trends in the global economy. president trump made those same kind of promises. what can you do? >> we need an industrial policy in the united states. we need to sit down with the business community. we need to sit down with the educational community and use the tax code and figure out how we rebuild the industrial base in the united states. there's plenty of opportunities out there. take electric vehicles for example. we have made 1 million to 2 million electric vehicles today. there's going to be 30 million made by 2030. who's going to make them? i want those made in the united states. i want the batteries made in the united states, i want the charging stations made in the united states. it's the president of the united states who needs to convene, sit down with the big three, sit down with the department of energy, put a big plan together and then cut the workers in on the deal so they can actually make a middle class wage.

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take a listen to congressman tim ryan on "the view" earlier today. >> i'm a progressive who knows howo talk to working class people. and i know how to get elected in working class districts because at the end of the day, the progressive agenda is what's best for working families. >> so that's his thing. that's his message. he's from ohio. he can talk to the working class people that hillary clinton was not able to as successfully last time. what do you think? >> i feel like there are other people, probably, that are going to be in the race that could do that, that have a higher profile. >> who? >> well, if joe biden gets in. he'd be a good example. i also want to take issue with the idea that progressives can't talk to working class people. that's not really accurate. there's no reason bernie sanders can't talk to working class people. so everybody has their kind of idea of what makes them special. and if they want to get in the race they can get in the race. it's like they were going to have to raise the money, and they'll have to qualify to get onto the stage. if they can do that, t

. >> bill: that's ohio democrat tim ryan announcing he's joining one of the largest primary field we'veice to see you all again. a triple dose here today. tim ryan is making the case that he could appeal these trump voters in wisconsin, michigan indiana, ohio. we will see if that's the case. but here's what i want to show you. in 2016, here were the republican candidates. we had 17. look at the names, look at the faces. so far in 2019 on the democratic side we have 17. look at the names and look at the faces on the screen. at this was without joe biden without eric swalwell from california, without howard schultz. to the panel van, who he believed based on that screen so far who may not be on that screen, who's got the staying power? >> i think joe biden has the staying power. bernie sanders has a staying power because he is the energy of the left on his side and i think pete buttigieg has the power because he is an outsider, governed as a mayor is a small town in vienna, a different message and he's authentic where as other candidates like kirsten gillibrand and a and elizabeth warren

has not jumped into race yet but 2020 democratic field still expanding by day, ohio congressman tim ryaning hess run this morning. after months of testing waters south bend, indiana mayor pete buttigieg, and california congressman eric swal wel reportedly clearing up. meanwhile former starbucks ceo howard schultz might avoid the entire scrum and run as an independent, tonight, on fox news. >> if a democrat runs, who resembles bernie sanders who said he is a democratic socialist, don will get reelected, if howard schultz is in the race, i feel strongly that life long republicans, on character issue alone will not vote for bernie sanders. but they might for someone who independent, a centrist and wants to restore a faith and confidence in the promise of the country. guy: shifting from third person to first person in same breath. so, will they be able to separate themselves from the pack on democratic sydor do they risk handing there are 4 years on president trump in case of howard schultz, so. noel, start with you, g.o.p. strategist of names we heard some clips and faces, anyone make you n