impracticality, how does tom steyer breakthrough? have you get to the democratic nomination -- how do you get to the democratic nomination? mr. steyer: i've been in the month -- race for three months. my goal is to have a message. i think that's why i'm qualified for november. although not everybody has heard my message, the people who do realize that what i'm saying is fundamental and fundamentally true. my goal is to tell the truth. people need to know i'm the most aggressive person on climate. person who is the most economic experienced. after 30 years in the private sector, understanding what makes economies work around the world. if we are going into a weakening economy, i am somebody who understands how to play that, what to do, how to make sure we don't lose our prosperity. but also to make sure we share it much more broadly. trumpd love to expose mr. as the fraud and failure he was as a businessman and as a fraud and failure as the steward of the american economy. he doesn't have a clue what he's doing. what he's doing is hurt

what can viewers expect from tom steyer on that stage? mr. steyer: michael in this, -- my goal in this, steve, is to present a positive vision for the future of america. i believe that has been missing. i believe we are still working off of the failed reagan vision of the united aides, and i believe -- united states, and we need a vision for the 21st century of what the rights are of american citizens in the 21st century, because i believe they are being trampled on. i believe it is time to re-examine what it means to be american, what america itself means, what we are trying to accomplish. that's what i'm interested in. that's what i think the american people are interested in. i should point out that i also qualified for the november debate, so i will get a chance in october and november to put forward that positive vision. steve: what was your first entry into politics? i read you were involved in some fashion with the walter mondale campaign in 1984? mr. steyer: i did work for one summer for the mondale campaign. tried to support john in h

tom steyer, two of the candidates on the stage, make or break moment for them.hey 2020 democrats taking on social issues like abortion which is one of the least talked about issues with previous debates, but they got into it tonight and it ended on a surprise question about friendships with people of different beliefs. something we should all have in our lives. later on, an update on the impeachment inquiry, nancy pelosi, there will not be a formal house vote. while the 2020 democrats say they do support moving ahead on impeachment. fox team coverage begins. bret baier is back for more expert analysis. peter doocy is still working the spin room live. good evening. >> heading into the debate tonight a big question was how will former vice president joe biden handle questions about his son and his sons business dealings. advisors for biden said he didn't want to talk about it. they said they were hoping other democrats -- if it was a question that they wouldn't and their words take the bait. they felt this was a debate, discussion that president trump wants candid

what is the decision-making process on any big issue for tom steyer? what would you do in the oval office, how would you go about it? mr. steyer: i've obviously built organizations, i've started numerous organizations. a presidential administration is a new organization, putting together all these people into thousands of slots. the way i believe you make the best decisions is to listen to everybody, to wait the evidence, evidence, and to make a decision. changes you have to adapt. listen to everybody but ultimately when you make a chans decision, people have to stop harping. that's what we are going to do, we've heard all the evidence, now we are going to figure out now we are going to figure out how to implement that decision and we will go with that. that's high you run organizations efficiently. openly, consistently, but decisively. steve: if there is a second trump term, what would that mean for the country? mr. steyer: [laughter] that would be, i would have to say, a terrible outcome. because then you see someone who is deeply corrupt getting reel

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the closest democrat behind that is tom steyer. 9 million. he's a billionaire known for spending big on digital ads and he's not a top candidate. are the numbers going to even out past the primary? >> a little bit. democrats are focussed on each other. and donald trump has the advantage of incumbency. they did it before. it worked. he has smart people working for him. they're unconventional. that can be an advantage. the big key is back to the last thing is that donald trump is a brand and he's a persona. it's not just that he's spending more money on the internet on digital marketing and facebook, it's that he is a more compelling brand. that is what works. if you have a device i mess and that is more likely to take off and get shared. the favor that. trump is a very clear brand. he knows exactly who he is. he's not afraid to say incendiary things. he's built better to actually perform well in this media. >> i'd go further than that. >> the role of social media. mark zuckerberg got grilled about alexandria ocasio-cortez about vetting process

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businessman tom steyer. >> welcome, mr. steyer. great to see you. we'll jump right in. we have tyler a corporate lawyer. what is your question? >> good evening. my question. >> call me tom. >> my question relates to the equality act. discussed at length tonight. as we all know the conservative supreme court may rule current federal law doesn't protect lgbtq americans. my question is if that happens, what would you do if republicans try to block the equality act from passing congress to fix that if they filibuster it or what happens if they say only pass it for sexual orientation not gender identity. >> right. obviously what we're talking about here is a government that has been broken in many different ways including this way. they're not responding to the needs of the american people and this days they're willing to discriminate against the lgbtq community. what i have done for the last ten years is try and organize americans at the grass roots to push for justice throughout the society. so in this case, i understand that there maybe people in the congress who will push

is it cory booker, tom steyer tulsi gabbard?you think that was. >> definitely klobuchar. >> gabbard, it's a triple. i want to let everyone know i'm in first place. >> question number four which candidate wrote their senior thesis about a football stadium. is it a, joe biden, cory booker or amy klobuchar? >> you both said booker because he was a college football player. he went to stanford university. >> amy for the win. i love good tie, you gotta be fast and tall. question number five, which candidates favorite drink is orange gatorade. is it a tulsi gabbard, be joe biden or cory booker orange gatorade. that was a beverage concocted by the florida gators. >> you are all wrong. biden he told us in 2016, and there is also an orange gatorade candle per se at the museum. get yours today. question six, which candidate drives a 2016 chevy bolt. is it tom steyer, elizabeth warren or amy klobuchar? a chevy volt, let's see your answer tom steyer. michael only has three, stier said he likes his bolt because of the hybrid gas electric vehi

tom steyer launched an impeachment came in october of 2016.millieight million signatures later he has gotten some movement. and this weekend he also got validation from voters. passing the threshold to qualify for the november democratic debate. only six other candidates have qualified so far. the businessman turned 2020 presidential candidate joins me now. welcome, congratulations on meeting that threshold for november. what is your take on nancy pelosi now moving forward with the impeachment inquiry. >> i think the truth was there two years ago. and i think now the evidence keeps piling up every single day that this is the most corrupt president in history. >> how do they make this argument to voters who say "i care about kitchen table issues." you and i both know that the house has passed 200 bills. the argument that republicans want to make, they're just obstructionists and impeachment doesn't help the american people, mitch mcconnell has not addressed anything and it has been on his desk for weeks. >> i'm running for president because thi

( laughter ) probably didn't notice but one of the 52 candidates on stage was tom steyer, hedge fundillionaire and scarecrow from mars. ( laughter ) most people only know steyer from his tv adds where he calls on president trump to be impeached. it's a cool perk of being a billionaire, buy ads on tv and make everyone pay attention to what you're talking about. i would be, like, hello, i'm billionaire trevor noah, and my thai food was supposed to be here a half an hour ago, please someone call the restaurant and see where it is. ( laughter ) bernie sanders a few weeks ago made headlines by saying billionaires should not exist. so, of course, the moderators asked tom steyer an actual billionaire about bernie's comment and his answer is not what you would expect. >> senator sanders is right. there have been 40 years where corporations have bought this government, and those 40 years have meant a 40-year attack on the rights of working people and specifically on organized labor. i was one of the first people on this stage to propose a wealth tax. i would undo every republican tax cut for

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isjoining us from new york democratic presidential candidate tom steyer. let me begin by asking you to walk through the process of your decision to seek the nomination. mr. steyer: let me say this, i joined this race very late, and i joined because i was listening to the debates and i was worried no one was

this is 40 minutes. >> joining us from new york, democratic presidential candidate tom steyer. if i could begin by asking you to walk through your decision to seek the democratic nomination? mr. steyer: sure. that would be fine, steve. let me say this. i joined this race very late, and i joined because i was listening to the debates, and was very worried that nobody was

. >> reporter: and taxing the wealthy, tom steyer think it's a good idea. >> i would say undo every taxut for rich people and major corporation. >> reporter: interestingly, president trump didn't tweet about the democrats during the debate. tracie potts, nbc news washington. >>> washington this morning pulling politics on the back burner a bit for baseball. >>> that's because for the first time the washington nationals are going to the world series. last night they swept st. louis out of the championship series, winning game 4 by the score of 7-4. it set off celebrations in the streets and a party that went late into the night. ♪ >> i had had a lot of friends i was on the trip with who live in d.c. so i know they were excited. imagine this, what happens if the nationals win the world series? >> get the band out. >> the nats have some time to kill before the world series starts. houston yesterday took a two game to one lead over the yankees. the world series starts six days from now. >> tubas at 4:22 in the morning. >>> find out what made prince harry choke up while giving out an award i

tom steyer: donald trump is the most corrupt president in our nation's history. for his impeachment two years ago, washington insiders and every candidate for president said it was too soon. but i believed then, as i do now, that doing the right thing was more important than political calculations. and over eight million people agreed. we proved that there is no challenge that americans can't meet when we work together. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. enterprise car sales and you'll take any trade-in?rom that's right! great! here you go... well, it does need to be a vehicle. but - i need this out of my house. (vo) with fair, transparent value for every trade-in... enterprise makes it easy. like very high triglycerides, can be tough. you diet. exercise. but if you're also taking fish oil supplements, you should know, they are not fda-approved, they may have saturated fat and may even raise bad cholesterol. to treat very high triglycerides, discover the science of prescription vascepa. proven in multiple clinical trials, vascepa, along with diet, is the

. >>> and later tom steyer, amy klobuchar, and beto o'rourke.'ll talk to a quarter of the presidential debate stage as elbows get sharper. >>> but first president trump's twin agendas of stamping out isis and moving american troops of what he calls endless wars in the middle east are colliding in realtime. and the consequences could prove to be disastrous. 1,000 u.s. troops will be leaving northern syria and already the incursion of turkish troops and proxies has made for a dangerous state of play for kurds who have been critical u.s. allies. and with one american official saying u.s. forces are on the ground, are at an increased risk. treasury secretary steve mnuchin is vowing economic sanctions on turkey, but much of the video coming out of the region is graphic. like this after a reported attack in the situation is growing more dire in realtime. both for the kurds and for a potential reemergence of isis. this "new york times" journalist who is one of the most foremost reporters on the islamic state tweeted this today. she said you know that g

david: who is the core tom steyer voter? who was the person in the center of who you are going for? proposing is breaking the corporate stranglehold, and -- which i think will deliver all the policies americans across the board want. 80% of americans believe this government has been purchased by corporations. 80%. 80%e, the question is, that , those other people i'm talking to because they already know this government is broken. they're trying to figure out what to do about it. my answer is, common sense solutions. we can get the government back so it is run for the people. david: you have bernie sanders and elizabeth warren who says corporations have way too much power. what would you do different from them? tom: there are things i propose they will never do. i propose term limits for congress people in the senate and a national referendum so the american people -- so if the american people want something, we can put it on the ballot ourselves. it takes away the monopoly over congress. i have talked about it and other people agree that we need to end the legal fiction that corporat

tom steyer says he's raising money to impeach the president. he thinks his voice is more important than yours. we'll set the record state on from nancy pelosi's sales pitch won't work. president trump: that's why they do the impeachment crap because they know they can't beat us fairly. they can't win. if they won it would be sad day for o o o o liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. i wish i could shake your hand. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ 2,000 fence posts. 900 acres. 48 bales. all before lunch, which we caught last saturday. we earn our scars. we wear our work ethic. we work until the work's done. and when it is, a few hours of shuteye to rest up for tomorrow, the day we'll finally get something done. ( ♪ ) carl, i appreciate the invite here. as my broker, what am i paying you to manage my money? it's racquetball time. (thumps) ugh! carl, does your firm offer a satisfaction guarantee? like schwab does. guarantee? (splash) carl, can you remind me what

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tulsi gabbard and tom steyer. people are getting tired of andrew yang. it would be great to narrow this field down. but i would look at probably -- i think beto o'rourke, once again, did not provide a rationale for why people should pay attention to him. i put him as the big loser. >> none of them broke out. now we go to a new threshold for november. you've got to get 3% in four polls or two polls at 5%. the donors are up, and you're going to see four or five candidates go out. >> i'll be honest with you. i thought it was too many candidates. it's hard for a debate. you have 12 people trying to come up with a message to convey to the american public. i think the next debate will have seven or eight and that will be much better. if you couldn't braic through last night, you cannot raise money. if you can't raise money, you can't pay your staff. you can't continue. yo oar going to see candidates fall off and the field narrow as we go forward. >> you said you liked pete buttigieg performance last night. do you think these performances move the needle in ter

kennedy: andrew yang has tried to go for the big moments, tom steyer has to, house democrats know who he is because he has a lot of money in one or two issue kind of guy, climate change in impeachment. but he has to define who he is as a person for anyone to latch onto a political campaign. there's a big difference from having money and influence between making an emotional connection. >> this is a make or break moment for tom steyer, it could be his last debate. he's had a lot of commercials and a lot of people have seen his face across the country because his running a big ad. will this translate onto the debates. >> he should start doing tick-tock. >> also like, harris, the reason she is having so much trouble getting started, if you talk to progressive voters, she sounds a prosecutor. they are very unpopular to progressives because it speaks to the lack and the industrial complex that does not work with progressive voters. >> she cannot have it both ways. >> she cannot. it did not work well for her. >> her entire record in california, she was never a prosecutor. although she may r

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tom steyer to make his first message to the message please clap. jeb came's campaign advisor so how to waste 100 million efficiently now please clap. he kept on staring at the camera when he spoke. >> klobuchar had a bad one talking about calling her daughter. that was awkward as well. carley: absolutely. jillian: joe biden wants us to clip coupons on the stock market. >> why would someone who is clipping coupons on the stock market make, in fact, pay a lower tax rate than someone who is, like i said, a school teacher and a firefighter? it's ridiculous. carley: joe biden has become known for debate stage stumbles a lot of people left scratching their heads coupons and stock market. where do you get those stock market coupons. those sound amazing. john on twitter saying i was waiting for him to say live from new york it's saturday night. oh no. this twitter user i think he said the word fact about 11 times without providing any facts. not his worst performance that's because elizabeth warren took all the incoming fire from the other candidates on the

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where is the help from the dnc, from the tom steyers of the world? they're not focused on job one which is fighting voter suppression. for this guy to be running for president instead of being out there getting the senate back, fighting voter suppression, it's really disaint potentialing. >> and by the way, he came up with the need to impeach before he was running for president. a lot of people said this was because you want to run for president. he said no it's not but it turned out it was. >> he built support. it was good for the environment. he needs to get off the ego trip and go to what he was doing before. >> let me play joe biden. impeachment swirled around him and the family situation and the attack on him by the outside group, the three amigos they call themselves. here's joe biden. >> this president, and i agree with bernie -- senator sanders -- is the most corrupt president in modern history and i think all of our history. this president of the united states has gone so far as to say since this latest event that in fact he will not coopera

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so i cannot wait to see what tom steyer does. i told you all so and i've got more to tell you to pay attention to. >> the undercurrent -- >> it's beto. i did a podcast with him. >> the beto/buttigieg little war of words is going on. what we're noticing is that, i think a lot of these candidates are getting tired of the nitpicking that buttigieg has been doing at their heels. and i think that the interview that pete buttigieg did with peter hanby recently talking about the small donors of elizabeth warren, i am looking forward to seeing beto and buttigieg go at it a little bit. and listen, elizabeth warren hasn't had any fire, none whatsoever. >> but she's one, two, one, two, depending upon the poll. >> candidates and democrats are saying let's stay away from a quote/unquote circular firing squad but i think tonight she's going to get some fire. >> on what? >> on being too liberal? there were polls that says she gets -- she has a ton of liberal support. there are democrats right now who support biden and they're saying it's for pr

i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message.special two-hour he had is of "state of the union." we have a lot of news. right now we're waiting for president trump to make an announcement as isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi is believed to have been killed during a raid conducted by the u.s. military. that is according to a senior u.s. defense official and a source familiar with the operation. both of them said that bagdadi appears to have detonated a suicide vest during the raid. the apparent death of the leader of isis is after weeks of criticism of president trump over the decision to pull u.s. service members from the syria northern border and at any moment we'll hear directly from president trump who previewed his remarks by tweeting overnight that something very big has happened, unquote. we're covering the death of the taste leader of isis from every angle from the pentagon to the white house to the middle east. let's begin with pentagon reporter ryan browne. what raw learning about the operation and how it came about? >> r

with us to discuss is representative tom steyer. i know you're keeping an eye on these events from california and i want to give you a chance to share your reflections on congressman cummings. >> well, brianna, i think it's important to remember that congressman cummings did his job with dignity and with decency and morality throughout. he was the kind of leader who actually shows the way to behave, and he actually did a fantastic job running that committee. he was straightforward and honest and strict, but at the same time you could understand that he was coming from a value-driven morality, and i think it's the kind of moral leadership that is so often in this country coming from the african-american community, and i think, in fact, we owe him a huge debt of gratitude for his leadership and a didn't just tae really walked the walk ofdency this country and the deepest kind of patriotism. so i think we will all miss him and we should all remember the kind of job that he did and the way that he did it. >> i want to ask you about your

tom steyer.had a few moments on the topic of impeachment, something he's been calling for for the past two years. but it really wasn't the breakthrough that he needs to surge in the polls. there are others who don't necessarily have any reason to drama out at this point. joe biden being the main one, but didn't have a strong debate performance. having amy klobuchar on stage last night for the first time was rea just add moderate as joe biden. or who has occupied sort of the centrist lane in this democratic primary and did so successfully and passionately. that is what was lacking from the former vice president's debate performance last night. >> gabby, thank you. i also want to mention that five candidates will be on "morning joe," beto o'rourke, and pete buttigieg, cory booker and senator harris and klobuchar. >>> and nancy pelosi digs into a meeting at the white house later tonight. we'll have those stories and a check of the weather when we come right back. with fidelity wealth management you

. >>> tom steyer, the bay area billionaire, says he is disappointed there were no questions about climate last night's debate. one issue he did talk about was wealth and widening the income gap between the haves and the have-nots. >> i woundo every republican tax cuts for rich people and major corporations. but there's something else going here that is absolutely shameful and that is the way the money gets split up in rms of earnings. >> that was tom steyer's first democratic president's debate. he talked about the working class and organized labor losing rights and said that 90% of americans have not had a pay raise in the last 40 years if you adjust their salaries for inflation. >>> vice president mike pence and secretary of state mike pompeo are heading to turkey today and are expected to meet convince turkey to stop its o incursion into syria. turkey has rejected calls from the u.s. for an immediate cease- fire. president trump ordered the withdrawal of american troops at the border more than a week ago. the u.n. said turkeys incursion has displaced more than 130,000 people in norther

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joining us now here in "the situation room" is democratic presidential candidate tom steyer. he's long pushed for impeaching the presidenyears? how long has it been. >> two years. >> two years you've been calling for his impeachment. what do you think of the way the fellow democrats are now m >> wolf, this is what i've been pushing for since october of 2017. was really to make it a democratic process to include the american people to let us all across the country see the evidence, see how corrupt this president is and judge for ourselves. that is really what has got to happen in the united states, to let the american people make up our mind. >> what is your reaction to the testimony and the deposition going on for hours and hours today involving lieutenant colonel vindman who told house impeachment investigators in a statement that we have read by now that he twice raised concerns about the president's conduct toward ukraine. >> look, i think what colonel vindman is doing is what patriots do is they stand up for the country no matter what happens. so the idea of going after h

tulsi gabbard from hawaii who wasn't in the last debate will be back and bay area activist tom steyer will be on the stage for the first time. >>> hong kong was taken over by massive rallies that turned violent. pro-democracy advocates are upset over a newly instituted ban on facemasks. thousands took to the streets to defy that banned co. here's more from hong kong. >> reporter: under the new rule, anyone wearing masks at protests could face a fine of up to $2000 and a year in prison. democratics say it's worth it. you have a face mask on? >> yes. >> reporter: you don't care and you won't take off the mask? >> yeah. >> reporter: you don't care what the government said? >> it's okay, it's fine and it's called democracy. >> reporter: the protesting started off peacefully but later turned violent and police used tear gas to break up the crowds. they said the gathering was unlawful. the banner read disperse or we will fire. police made several arrests but the demonstrations are expected to continue. >>> brit fire him of the brexit deal doesn't work out by the end of the nth. he said he w

eastern, we will show you [indiscernible] and billionaire tom steyer. conversationshose wednesday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. c-span's campaign 2020 coverage continues, as president trump hosts a keep america great rally in minnesota , thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. watch any time on c-span.org, and this is free wherever you are using the free c-span radio app. former acting fbi director andrew mccabe discusses his career, firing from the fbi, and the origins of the russian investigation. he was interviewed by investigative journalist carl bernstein at a conference hosted by the new school in new york city. this is one hour and 20 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. thank you so much for that warm welcome. good evening, ladies and gentlemen and distinguished guests, students

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for more i'm joined by presidential candidate tom steyer. let's talk turkey.presidency that led to this today, this latest symptom of unconstitutional behavior? what did you spot early? >> chris, from his very first day in office this president was putting his interests ahead of the interests of the american people and using the office for his own benefit. and it's absolute corruption. and then as you pointed out in the previous segment he was covering it up intentionally. we saw in the mueller report there were numerous examples of obstruction of justice. but he's someone who cannot understand his job is to put the american people first in every single instance and he's never to put himself ahead of them. that is what i spotted from day one, that he is a deeply corrupt man and it's absolutely critical for this country to draw that distinction and the democracy itself and the american people to get a chance -- >> why did 2 out of 5 americans in poll after poll put up with this indecency? >> i don't think the evidence has been made clear, and there's a question

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kelsey gabbard and tom steyer will be added to the stage this monappears unlikely that any other candidate not in the last debate will meet the qualifications for this one. >>> a bill that would let california's college athletes be paid to get endorsement deals faces the possibility of legal challenges. governor newsom signed the bill yesterday that would take effect in 2023 and the bill would allow college athletes to higher agents along with making money off the field. it wouldn't get paid by universities. state senator nancy skinner who cosponsored the bill said female athletes could benefit from this new law. >> if women, as college students at the peak of their athletic prowess, could market themselves, it could be a game changer for athletics. >> the ncaa warns that the law might prompt it to ban california schools from competition because california schools would have an unfair advantage. draymond green said the law could be a game changer for college players. >> it does not make any sense. i can make all the money off your likeness in the moment you decide to make money off your li