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but was it big enough for both the trump billionaire tom steyer. de waves with his ad campaign to impeach mr. trump and could possibly weighade inte pool of potential 2020 candidates. we asked for his thoughts comparing president trump to nelson mandela. >> tom, thank you for being with us. we have not spoken since the midterm elections. first give me your analysis of what the outcomes of the elections now mean. we saw the outcome in mississippi this week. you had dug deeply in georgia and florida. how do you look now, post midterm elections at the political landscape? >> well, reverend sharpton, i think the biggest statistic coming out of the mid terms is the spread between people who voted in the congressional elections for democrats and people who voted for republicans in congressional elections. and the spread between the two is 8%. which is a gigantic spread for a national election. so i think the headline is that the republicans had an absolutely terrible election and the democrats had an absolutely great election. >> so now what does that say

meantime california liberal tom steyer was testing his message and the warmer climes of the south carolinap to the state was part of his campaign to impeach president tom. today at a town hall and charleston, he tried to focus on voting rights but the crowd was much more interested in impeachments. so, he accommodated them. watch. >> i believe that americans can in fact walk and chew gum at the same time. we can recognize that we have the most corrupt president in american history who is a basic threat to our system and or safety and to the constitution itself. understand that we have to act on that. >> incidentally well he is still gung ho about impeaching president trump, michael bloomberg says he wants to see what the molar probe turns out. speak to meka >> shannon: us what is the rest of washington , thank you very much senators are weighing whether and how to punish saudi arabia tonight, the top lawmakers are leaving a briefing saying they are even more convinced that the crown prince was directly involved and the gruesome killing of the activists jamal khasoggi. state department rich

they o debate south carolina voters just heard from billionaire tom steyer >> we have the most cooperate -- corrupt president in american history. >>> senator elizabeth warren are hinting about a possible 2020 announcement after the holidays. >>> now to the camp fire, where people are trying to salvage whatever they can. crews are working to restore power for the properties that did not burn down. we have more tonight from paradise. >> reporter: one month, and one day since the deadliest and most destructive fire burned through thousands of homes. the town of paradise is slowly starting to reemerge. the focus is on recovery. this is what recovery looks like for rebecca. sifting through the ashes today. looking for anything that she can salvage from her mother's home the burned to the ground. >> i am trying to retrieve but what i can. >> reporter: for rebecca there are 30 years of memories gone up in smoke. radial mother survived the fire, but some keepsakes can never be replaced. >> reporter: my father's ashes are in here also. he has been cremated twice. there are a lot of memories here

one study funded unfortunately by federal government tax dollars but also michael bloomberg and tom steyere mentioned that. i dug into its more. but i found out, laura, was one of the main office of the repor report, a professor from berkeley, this guy is a veritable basket case. on his blog, he talks about "eliminating the president." on his blog, he talked about how he's concerned about the rise of religious extremism in the united states. and in the middle east. i guess equating guys like me with al qaeda and isis which is, i don't know, a little kooky if you asked me. he's one of the main office of the report and the reason why they are doing this of course is that they need to whip people up into fear so that we can hand over our sovereignty, hand over our autonomy to these people who are better than us and smarter than last. >> laura: back to my angle. i did an angle last night about how the left loves to portray itself as the smart set. they know better than the little people. you may like to fill your truck up with diesel but guess what, it's all going to be better under the new wa

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of california and some of the other states that are crucial to getting 270 electoral votes and tom steyer, i don't want to start listing the democrats running for president. we don't have time. >> very quick point, every speech i did this fall, one of the first or second questions was climate change. i was surprised to get that much interest. every part of the country, deep south, northeast, everybody wants to know can we do anything at all and they feel inaction is not acceptable. >> this is a generational issue, too. within the republican party, i studied about what young voters think, what are the biggest roadblocks to bringing more young people to the party. i think climate is a big -- even if you just look at people who call themselves republicans, climate change and immigration are two of the biggest issues that differentiate younger republicans from older republicans. so it's the sort of thing where after this election, we now see reduced conference in the house, do some of these younger members take a different view, who dabbled in the world of climate solutions and things, do the

and south carolina voters just heard from impeachment minded billionaire, tom steyer. >> we can recognizeent in american history. attorney michael avenatti and former massachusetts governor, both decided against running. "the wall street journal" survey finds out that they prefer a young candidate which could complicate the early frontrunners plans, 76-year-old joe biden said this week "i think i am the most qualified person in the country to be president." other possible candidates responded politely. >> i think that the price president as many wonderful qualities. elizabeth ward and colleague senator kamala harris are hinting at possible 2020 announcements after the holidays. >> i would be shy about telling anyone. prominent democrats are also not trying to draw a line between people who are here and people who are moving out. president obama's former chief of staff, said recently that you don't usually promote a loser to the top of the party. he is not big on the bus about beto o'rourke. >> bret: it is hard to believe you're back you're ready. thank you peter. next up, the latest on th

75%, overwhelming, pretty big rebuke and howard schultz, nobody wants howard schultz to run and tom steyerers, would the person do more to detract or contribute? hillary clinton was detract. people liked michelle obama. >> bad news for elizabeth warren not only because she dropped but i don't think anyone wants it as openly badly as she does. >> i do. >> i do, too. >> through the primaries, she was fund-raising for candidates, seating candidates. she did the dna test, which backfired. she did a clean-up speech this week. she's not get negative traction. >> hold on a second. you know, look, i'm no elizabeth warren booster, if you will, but to suggest that this suggests trouble for her. >> beto went up because everywhere you turn, everybody is talking about beto o'rourke. i think she has room to grow. >> sure. she's known by a huge percentage of people. that's what's troubling. there is good news for a lot of candidates, including women candidates on the democratic side. >> i will say, to state the obvious, it's odd that three white guys are leading the top. >> three white guys are at the to

give other people like tom steyer. give mike bloomberg we saw there. already campaigning. >> this nomination will be as much of an authenticity as a much about ideology. that is elizabeth warren's problem. she is liberal enough. this whole dna test, identify with progressives. it doesn't fly with publicans. that is five beto o'rourke is raising so much money. he is a losing senate candidate, but he created so much pause and so much authenticity and his campaign but he is not being talked about. >> bret: at both o'rourke and andrew gillum, the candidate down in florida met with barack obama in recent days. that is usually the path in which someone gets anointed. >> it is like barack obama is donald trump and circa 2,000. it might be this way with barack obama. i will say you mentioned authenticity which i thought was interesting. joe biden, definitely authentic to the point where he can be there. he said it himself. in the way he made a gaffe already this week saying i'm the most qualified person to run for president. last time i checked, that is what h

nobody wants howard schultz to run according to that poll, and tom steyer. >> there was a question ifs would the person do more to detract or contribute and most people thought hillary clinton would detract. what do you think when you saw the poll? >> i think like you, bad news for elizabeth warren. not everybody who wants it as openly and bad as she does. through the primaries she was fund-raising for candidates, she did the dna test which backfired. she's not getting any traction -- >> i'm no elizabeth warren booster, if you will, but i think to suggest this poll spells trouble for elizabeth warren. beto went up because everywhere you turn everyone is talking about beto o'rourke. i think she still has room to grow. >> she's known by a huge percentage of people, that's what's troubling. that there is good news for a lot of candidates -- >> and i will say to state the obvious, it's odd three white guys are leading the top. >> three white guys are at the top of the polling results. van jones asked senator kirsten gillibrand, also a potential 2020 candidate what she thought about the fa

tom steyer has hinted he could take a shot at president. steyer has no prior political experience. in the past, he's been more coy about a run, saying he would first want to see if there is anyone else worth supporting. >>> a lot of football today. stanford is playing pitt, so go cardinal, and a bowl game at levi stadium, as well. fans gathered in san francisco's justin herman plaza yesterday ahead of today's red box bowl. today's game kicks off a little after noon. bowl organizers also call today's game a practice run for the national championship game at levi's. one week from today is clemson taking on alabama. >>> let's get a check of your weather. >> it's really, really windy when we can actually show it based on your cameras. there is an airport weather warning. the national weather service issued this. and what that means, it could impact your travel, because of these strong, gusty conditions. so make sure to check for any possible flight delays, if you'll be flying out of sfo for today. this will be in effect through 11:00 p.m. tonight. look how shaky the camera is. certainl

. >> meanwhile democratic billionaire tom steyer is another possible candidate. the "new york times" that he is behind the posts in a few key states including nevada, south carolina and new hampshire. >> thinking about 2020 makes me excited and tired all at the same time. >>> let's get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins, who also gives us a whole bag of emotions. >> your weekend rainy plans, yes, i'm responsible. already pouring this morning in east texas. it's going to continue in arkansas. thankfully this storm's a lot warmer than the last one. this is 5:00 p.m. this evening, steady rain oklahoma city to st. louis to memphis to little rock, jackson to new orleans. overnight we take the rain into mississippi, georgia. atlanta is going to have a rainy friday. rain through tennessee, south carolina especially. we just had that big snowstorm too. richmond had a foot. they're already down to four inches. minor flooding issues, but i don't think it's going to be too huge. 5:00 p.m. friday, raining pretty good in memphis to nashville. there

what was not reported as the people behind the study were michael bloomberg and tom steyer, the two left-winghat want to be our next president. theyt were the ones that were along with the federal governmente that financed the study that had noud new science but used very questionable economic modeling to say that things are going to be really bad in 80ll years. >> tucker: i'm wondering -- both of them are for a gas tax but instead of a gas tax why don't they turn their billions over to the federal treasury to fight climate change? wealth transfer from the middle class to people who are already rich. >> that wouldn't change our behavior, so you have to do things that change behavior and can do that isu by taxing gas a lot. >> tucker: taxing the middle class, which they hate. thank you very much, great to see you. the plan to bring home the bacon this year? soon you will be able to. vegans say the very term is offensive to them, it could be banned. we will have details next. ♪ that's why we designed capital one cafes. you can get savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimums. and one

as for tom steyer, the billionaire former hedge fund manager and activist, he likely groundwork for 2020 by posting a job listing on linkedin for stage directions and new hampshire and south carolina. three key states that go right after iowa. >> shannon: thank you very much. justice kavanaugh's accusers, back in the public eye presenting an award on behalf of "sports illustrated" ." her first time speaking in public since testifying on capitol hill. >> i am honored to talk about it wellman i admire so much. speak what is our power panel say stick around , all three coming up. ♪ we're about to move. karate helps... relieve some of the house-buying... stress. at least you don't have to worry about homeowners insurance. call geico. geico... helps with... homeowners insurance? been doing it for years. i'm calling geico right now. good idea! get to know geico. and see how easy homeowners and renters insurance can be. mauntil i held her.diabetes wasn't my top priority. i found my tresiba® reason. now i'm doing more to lower my a1c. once daily tresiba® controls blood sugar for 24 hours for pow

. >>> speculation that san francisco billionaire and political activist tom steyer may run for presidentpaigns across the country and recently job ads for campaign directors with his organization have been posted on linkedin for three primary states. on "abc 7 news" at 4:00 today, kristen sze asked him about the likelihood of a white house bid. >> in front of your hometown viewers here in san francisco, let's just be straightforward. are we talking about 50%, 75% chance, 90% chance you are running? >> well, let me give you the way i'm thinking about it. what i did after the midterms was put out what i think is a positive vision for america, the right to learn, free public education, quality public education, pre-k through college and skills education. the right to a living wage and the right to health. nd h acts like a he was candidate. he has been holding hundreds of town halls across the country. he spent millions on tv ads and plans to go to iowa in january, all indications he is likely to run. >>> the state is cracking down on repeat dui offenders with a new law that takes effect in

eric garcetti and tom steyer. heading southeast, bday toe of ru o'rourke. reelection, senator sherrod brown of ohio. senator bernie sanders of vermont, five from massachusetts, senator elizabeth warren, john kerry, joe kennedy iii and seth moulton. new york state has a quartet of potentials, senator kirsten gillibrand, hillary clinton and former new york mayor michael bloomberg. also on the senator cory booker of new jersey, joe biden of delaware, and recent virginia governor terry mcauliffe. the question is which of these faces can go toe to toe with donald trump and knock him to the floor. each one of them has to ask themselves how much they want it. trump will be in trouble. he will use every weapon ever imagined to save himself. that's "hardball" for now. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in". >> do you think president trump has been compromised by the russians? >> i don't know. >> the cohen plea ends the conjecture. >> he's acting like someone who's compromised. >> an american president who has been compromised by the russ

leading democrat donor tom steyer has hinted he may take a shot at president. in the past, he's been more coy about a run, saying he'd be first wanting to wait to see if anyone else would be worth supporting. east bay congressman eric swalwell also recently dropping some hints but many believe he doesn't have the national ex-closure leading candidates enjoy. >>> ride services usually see surges with holiday travel and trips to parties tonight but which san francisco-based company, uber or lyft, will get you home faster and less money? on this morning's "today" show, they attempt to find out. here's jeff rossen. >> reporter: good morning, auto i'll jeff rossen. coming up on all new "rossen reports," it's the holiday season. we rely on uber and lyfts to get us home safely. never drink and drive. which one arrives faster? which one is cheaper? all those questions. who has the time to literally sit with an uber and a lyft in the same location and set the same exact destination and hit "order" at the same time to compare? we do. we're doing it. taking rides across t

tom steyer may take a shot. he has no prior political experience. in the past he's been coy about a run saying he'd wait to see if there's anyone else worth supporting. east bay congressman eric swalwell recently dropped hints. many believe he doesn't have the national exposure other leading candidates enjoy. >>> the me too movement ushering in new laws in california next year. companies can no longer force employees to settle sexual harassment complaints or sign no non-disclosure agreements. workers must undergo sexual harassment training twice a year and victims have ten years to seek damages for sexual assault. >>> new laws regarding legalization of marijuana. next tuesday, people can petition to overturn or reduce old convictions for possessing, growing and distributing marijuana. more than 200,000 cases could be affected. also a pair of laws limits the prosecution of minors for marijuana possession. you have to be 12 or older now to be prosecuted in juvenile court. >>> it's 5:46. california taking action against offshore drilling in the new yea

tom steyer has spent millions of dollars on an impeachment campaign.hink they have collected over 6 million signatures. now, my guess is, the 6 million people who sign that petition are highly likely to be democratic presidential primary voters. do you think he's going to back off his cause for impeachment as this primary wears on? of course not. so there is going to be pressure. and the question is, is what the democratic primary voters want line up with what the american people think is fair? >> democratic primary will not just be about impeachment. a number of issues. >> it will be a force. everyone stick around. >>> coming up, leadership news involving one of america's closest allies. stay with us. don't you get the one of those travel sites? they tell you that, but when you book at hilton.com, you get the price match guarantee. so if you find your room at a lower rate, hilton is like... we're gonna match that rate and give you an extra 25% off. what would travel sites do if you found a better price? that's not my problem, it's your problem. get ou

there has been a lot of talk, entire billionaire ran ads about impeaching trump, tom steyer.how about it, questioned him about it, told him that. what is the goal, in democrat, quite frankly anybody who supports impeachment? to make donald trump one-term president. that is really where democrats should fubbing coast. chef a majority in the house. they should try to get the pete in the oval office. impeachment doesn't do that if we look at history, they're saying to democrats, look, don't do it, politically it would be suicide because what happened back when bill clinton was impeached even though a majority of people wanted it bill clinton was impeached. he remained president. who resigned? newt gingrich of the leader of the gop in the house. the gop lost seats and politically in the house. politically not a good idea. not a good idea for voters. waste of tabs payer time an money to do that. that is not what most voters were voting democrats into the majority of the house to do. jedediah: on that point, leslie, americans seem to agree with you. there was a recent cnn poll on t

assessment that was released that a key part of that, the estimated economic damages was funded by tom steyert wants to replace president trump in the white house. they funded the study and frankly it's based on very sketchy economics. steve: let's listen to you a sound bite from carks. she was one of the incoming freshman getting a lot of attention as she said we can use the transition to 100 percent renewable energy as the vehicle to truly deliver and establish economic social and racial justice in the united states of america. that's what she was going to say in our sound bite right there. there are a lot of people who would like to see that kind of thing but at the same time, you look at ultimately if it's going to cost people a lot of money out of their pocket, they have to make the choice. do i want what's better for me or for the planet? >> and i think that what the quoted that you from the incoming from alexandria ocasio-cortez is very illuminating. this is about an agenda, a liberal agenda that frankly has been around a lot longer than concerns over climate change chuck devore we tha

brian: tom steyer had a big day yesterday. >> these guys are super untested. trust me.esearch. the young kid with the brylcreem in his hair. he has not been opod yet. a guy like president trump is battle tested. he understands the base super well. that is a clear indication that they don't understand the base. beto o'rourke will come into this game but again he probably doesn't understand the fastballs coming at him. steve: he met with former president obama yesterday. the question is this, anthony. if the democrats got to the message so wrong, we're much smarter, why did they win the house? >> i think that has the way to do way historical things happen in the united states, in terms american electorate like as check on power. if you go back over 100 years, i think george w. bush during a war kept the house. most times presidents lose the house in situation like this. if you look president obama in 2010, he lost 63 seats. president trump lost 38, 39 sheets, something like that. it wasn't really that stupid pend does. when you look in the senate, he picked up a few in th