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tom steyer, welcome to hardtalk. stephen, thank you for having me. it be fair to say that, over the last couple of years, the impeachment of president donald trump has become your political obsession? well, let me say this. i started an organisation called nexgen america, that is the largest grassroots organisation, political organisation, in the united states, which did the largest youth voter mobilisation in american history last year, that knocked on 10 million doors with their partners in the organised labour movement, and that also ran three statewide propositions to push for 50% clean energy by 2030. so it's true that our organisation need to impeach has got over 8 million signatures, and i've spent a lot of time doing town halls talking to people about the danger that trump presents to the people of the united states and to our way of life. but it's also true that our organisation has done a lot of grassroots, the most of any organisation. true, and that's why i mention your commitment to the climate change issue. you have been committed to th

we will speak to a prominent advocate of impeachment, style entire -- tom steyer.is bloomberg. ♪ er. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we went through the greatest which hunt -- witchhunt in political history. the only collusion was committed by the democrats, the fake news media, and their operatives, and a people who funded the phony dossier, crooked hillary clinton and the dnc. it was all an illegal attempt to overturn the results of the election. spy on our campaign, which is what they did. and subvert our democracy. david: that was president trump kicking off his campaign for reelection by going after bob mueller. once again. for a different point of view on the mueller investigation and president, we welcome from san ofncisco tom steyer, founder a nonprofit focusing on climate change, immigration, and education, and more recently need to impeach. tom, thank you for being with us. we have talked about impeachment before. we now have the mueller report. do you think that within the four corners of the report itself is enough to impeach and convict the president? tom: i a

liberal activist and billionaire tom steyer needs to impeach campaign says it will target a dozen housetricts with the goal of removing or influencing numbers who do not yet support impeaching the president, including democratic presidential hopeful eric swalwell, house majority whip jim clyburn, and house oversight chair elijah cummings. tom steyer plans to spend $360,000 on billboards, digital ads and events he hopes will stir the impeachment pot. >> shannon: he has been stirring it. thank you. great to see you. the fight for the solo democratic party heating up as the front runner skips the major campaign event in iowa for good reason. his rivals sharpen their knives and stepped up their attacks on the former vice president. let's talk about the new democratic drama with political consultant and fox news contributor. let's put up the poll numbers. the newest one from "the des moines register" very accurate with polling and looking at the democratic caucus scores and people who show up. biden still with the healthy lead but the rings are closing. you have the second-tier. taking up a

guess what you are not done with him outfront now tom steyer founder of the need to impeach campaign.d to have you with me. the speaker you heard, an impeachment inquiry not off the table but she said she is done with trump, doesn't want to deal with him anymore. can she be done? >> good grief, erin, i understand her personal frustration at his villifiation of her but the speaker of the house cannot be over and done with the president of the united states and especially a president who obstructs justice on a daily basis and refuses to accept the house and the congress of the united states as part of the constitutional government of the united states. so, no, she can't be done with him. her job is oversight of that president, and her duty is to make sure that the most corrupt president in the united states is not above the law. >> so she then talking about this issue of impeachment says, look, the reality is she doesn't even have enough support among house democrats. here is what she said. >> the majority of the caucus wants to go forward with the impeachment inquiry would you go forwa

other people, including tom steyer, who has been funding this effort for impeachment are underscoringere's a responsibility in front of congress if it doesn't go down this road, it is countenancing the sort of behavior that 438-page report accuses the president of. >> right, right. and i do understand that. like i said, i think we have a few more steps to this process. we might get to impeachment. if and when we do, i think it's really important that the public understand it is not equal to removal. so one thing i really hope tom steyer does is when he does his commercials and educationals that he takes it one step further and explain the full process so people will not be disappointed if we do impeach him but he is still on pennsylvania avenue. >> so what's the answer? what's the best outcome for you? in other words, should this be left as the election issue that it is going to become? should people's vote in 2020 be about donald trump and misconduct, or do you think this should be handled by congress and the courts? >> no. i think that we have an obligation. i think we need to carry

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balance of power coming up with tom steyer among the guests.omberg. ♪ david: --david: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm david westin. welcome to "balance of power," where the world of politics meets the world of business. on the brief today, kevin cirilli from the white house on the continuing tensions with iran. anna anderson on the democratic presidential candidates on their way to a fish fry. kevin, we have reports the president ordered an attack on iran and pull it back. now we hear he will go to the un security council. tweetingesident trump he decided against a retaliatory attack against iran after iran shooting down that unmanned u.s. drone. the president saying there would be a disproportionate response should he attack and use airstrikes to do so. this comes at the time in which the administration is saying they are pursuing going to the un security council. at whichat a time lawmakers are openly debating how the u.s. ought to respond to

. >> billionaire and political donor, tom steyer out with a new political ad advocating for impeachmentresident trump. steyer just one of many white and male political donors dominating the field. but now several women of color across this country are trying to change that. that's according to the "washington post" who writes that the efforts are part of a broader campaign to elevate voices of this group and to recognize the power minority women hold through political giving. i'm joined now by amy alice the. >> she is founder of she the people. always good to see amy. thanks for your time. so right now the political donor class, mostly male, mostly white, and it doesn't really match the diversity of this country. explain first of all why donor disparities matter. >> well, donor disparities matter because, look, democrats just cannot win without women of color both as voters and political donors especially in this election psych. we've seen historically women of color have donated to organizations and causes that invest right back in the community and spend their money differently. reall

i want to play the new pressure from tom steyer. he's a billionaire, a liberal dem. he's still beating there drum for impeachment as the numbers tick up little by little. take a look. >> congress, and that means both parties, must put their own political interests aside and focus on what's right for our country. if we can't trust them on this, how can we trust them with our nation's biggest chals? america will move forward. as soon as leaders stop acting on their own interests. >>. >> you're there in washington. congress is a little body. do you see this kind of stuff as moving the needle or as we head towards the debates in the summer, you there the impeachment question is kind of going away. >> who are you can asking. >> you. >> i think there's a strong moral case for impeachment. i think this president is a combination between a bond villain and olympian magoo. i think there's a legal case for impeachment that's rel continually strong. not slam-dunk but it's a relatively strong case. the political question is, you know, if you've got two-thirds of the democratic c

she said people don't seem to realize that, and she even name checked tom steyer, who is a billionairewho has been pressuring democrats to go the impeachment route. but i can tell you this morning in talking to democrats, they are deeply divided, some want to move forward with impeachment inquiry. others agreeing with pelosi. >> yeah. they say, you know, they're united on this, but clearly the caucus is divided on it. manu, thanks. >>> a new poll out, and joe biden is still the front -runne but not by quite as wide a margin as before. much more on than coming up. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? wgreat tasting, heart-healthys the california walnuts.ever? so simple, so good. get the recipes at walnuts.org. so chantix can help you quit slow turkey.rkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit

realize the house alone cannot remove the president from office, and i'm told, kate, she referenced tom steyerionaire democratic activist who has put tons of money on air to pressure democrats on impeachment, saying going as far as simply having the house vote will ultimately be fruitless, but will she be moved, will the house judiciary committee chairman be moved if the white house continues to resist their demands? that's the question that will continue to linger as democrats issue more subpoenas and the administration says no. kate. >> yeah, where is the line for house leaders? that continues to be a real question. great to see you, manu. joining me for more perspective is one of the more than 50 dmentds who support impeachment proceedings, impeachment hearings, congressman tom malinowski of new jersey. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> when you look at kind of the makeup of members of congress and their districts, you're exactly the kind of democrat that house speaker nancy pelosi is focused on right now when it comes to the issue of impeachment. democrats who successfully flipped

conferences. 14 presidential candidates taking the stage for the california democratic party convention, tom steyereft, also moveon.org big ideas festival. cory booker on your right hand side. both are happening in san francisco. california solidified its role as a political juggernaut after it moved its primary, not a little, but a lot, from june to march 3. now it coincides with super tuesday. so ballots will be mailed out a month earlier than that super tuesday which means it is the same day as the iowa caucus. nearly 500 democratic delegates are up for grabs as well in california. that is the lion's share. it is a quarter of the delegates needed to clinch the democratic nomination. there are 8.6 million democratic voters in the state in addition to independents who can also cast their votes in the primary. and that numbers about 5 million. joining us now, beth fouhy and also jack booster. beth, let's start out with you. i know it is early, about 1:40 in the afternoon there. what is working for the candidate, who is resonating with those who are at that democratic convention in california? >> re