tom steyer didn't get a ton of speaking time compared to the other candidates on stage.e did make his point known afterwards in the win room. watch. >> the question i'm focused on is we know how trump is going to run. he's going to run on the economy. i can discuss prosperity better than donald trump, he's a fake businessman. he's failed both places. >> tom steyer joins me now. it's great to have you back on the show. thank you for being here. appreciate it. >> hallie, ru ho you? >> good. there's a little bit of a delay, but we'll make it work. it was hard for viewers to hear. you were talking about how you believe the president is basically faking it on the economy. your message is largely about the economy and specifically inequality. but if you look at the president's economic approval ratings, they are very strong. they actually just hit their highest level in a year. how do you actually convince the american people who are looking around and saying i feel like i've got a little more money in my pocket book and we're doing a little better. how do you say that's not r

talking michael bloomberg and tom steyer, billionaires who jumped into the 2020 race long after manyown politicians, in a year of big money and progressive democrats. will their investment pay off? cnn political commentator and "washington post" columnist who's with us. great to see you. bloomberg has spent about $120 million. steyer spent just over $80 million of their own money by one report. closest candidate to those two, pete buttigieg spent $19 million. what do you make of all the money being spent? specific to these two candidates and what they're trying to do or is it where the political landscape is headed for the cycles to come? >> i would say most candidates don't have pockets quite as deep as these millionaires. right? why they're called billionaires. a lot of money to throw around. absolutely unprecedented. whether anybody else could come close to emulating those ad blitzes is quite unlike loy. i'm not sure the overall messaging that is coming off of these vast sums of money is particularly helpful. particularly in a primary in which there doesn't seem to be a lot of cla

thank you so much, tom steyer, best to you and the family for the new year. thought i was joking, i wasn't. google it and you'll see that i actually did go down there to jump off of one of his casinos, and mr. trump at the time, not the president, said if you do it without the cable you have on i'll double the donation to charity. if you do it without the cable. he was kidding, i think. what a year. so much heat in our politics led by a president who calls any who say or do anything that he doesn't like a fake, a fraud, and bad. nothing but problems for the country. that's how he describes any criticism. he is wrong, i can prove it. that's the argument, next. talk about the bad. and we're there making things worse. that's the president's main argument against criticism. it's all fake, malicious, that makes it part of the problem. to borrow from him -- wrong. we all know the media is not supposed to pump up the powerful. the president already has that %-p capitulate to power. you should want that in your media. these people may have power and money but they wo

thank you so much, tom steyer, best to you and the family for the new year.oking, i wasn't, google it and you'll see i did actually go down there to jump off one of his casinos, and mr. trump said, if you do it without the cable you had on, i'll double the donation to charity if you do it again tomorrow without the cable. he was kidding. i think. what a year. so much heat in our politics led by a president who calls any who say or do anything that he doesn't like a fake, a fraud, and bad. nothing but problems for the country. that's how he describes any criticism. he is wrong, i can prove it. that's the argument, next. but in my mind i'm still 25. that's why i take osteo bi-flex, to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex - now in triple strength plus magnesium. >>> all we journalists do is talk about the bad. and we're there making things worse. that's the president's main argument against criticism. it's all fake, malicious, that makes it part of the problem. to borrow from him -- wrong.

i'm not a famous person it's done nothing but build. >> brian, tom steyer. >> thank you, vaughn. k you, mr. steyer. jason, is it possible his role, as frustrating as it is for him, his role may end up being, hey, i got the impeachment subject out there and spent my own money to continue to hammer it home? >> tom steyer has a long activist history. he was spending money with the dream defenders, money for getting out the vote in 2018. for him to claim that he's not known, he's known by some people on the ground. the real issue is how are you going to make up that time and space? those are functional questions. it always on this larger conversation of you basically kind of bought your way in, and there are other people who have done better who don't have $85 million to spend that could have been on this debate stage this evening. as far as his actual performance, i think tom steyer did well. he talked about minority issues when it comes to climate change. he talked about important things one way or the other, but is that going to be enough in the next 46 days? highly unlikely. and i

michael bloomberg and tom steyer.n fact, the two billionaire candidates are dwarfing the entire presidential field when it comes to ad spending. across tv and radio in 2019, bloomberg and steyer amount to more than half the total spending by all democratic presidential candidates. and they spent this money, largely, from their own fortunes and much less time on the trail than most of their rivals. steyer joined the race in july. bloomberg has only been in the race for about a month. ad spending, of course, does not directly correlate to support in the polls. but it does get your name in the ears of the electorate. joining me now is one of those presidential candidates, tom steyer. good to see you. how are you? >> great, chris. how are you? >> i'm well. so when you got into this race, a couple things people talked about a lot. two strengths. one was your commitment to climate change. the other was the money you have. obviously, now, you've got somebody else in the race who has both of those things and, in fact, is now

then there is tom steyer, billionaire founder of next gen america and need to impeach. a former hedge fund manager turned liberal activist, tom steyer committed millions to three issues he sees as critical to america's survival, clean energy, voter registration and removing president donald trump from office. >> my name is tom steyer, i'm running for president. >> now he announced he is running for president himself, joinings the crowded democratic field. and he said he plans to spend $100 million of his own money, months before his candidacy he accepted my invitation to speak on camera. and i thought a certain well known washington hotel would be the perfect place to talk to a man trying to get a president impeached. >> i'm so interested in people like you because you do have such a giant platform to influence american politics with the size of just frankly your checkbook. when you decide to spend money, are you doing it in a truly altruistic way? >> well, i'm doing it because i think -- look, i think what we're doing is consistently, intentionally, solely to push for,

i want to get back to tom steyer for a second.s worth $1.6 billion in it he pulled in less than 2%. one of his big plans, if he wants to pay farmers to lessen their carbon emissions. that's a big thing for him. guess what he can do it that $80 million. why doesn't have a private funding of these farmers to lessen the carbon emissions. do something for the country. >> capri: i am all for investing in anaerobic digester's. michael, do you believe in anaerobic digester's? >> michael: absolutely. it's how i live my life. i like the ad agencies. that's the business i want to be in. the guy who goes in, you go to bloomberg and tom steyer and you say you need more ads. you can do it. >> capri: do you think the tom steyer impeachment ads have moved anybody? >> jesse: i feel bad for people in these early states we need to see them on tv every time they turn on the television. $200 million, a lot of wine caves. a lot of caves and a lot of wine. i added up. bloomberg is worth $56 billion. if he is spending 200 million, we will round up, you

so is tom steyer. pete buttigieg is criticized for comments he made in 2011 about kids in lower income minority neighborhoods. as he struggles to attract support from black voters, he goes to church this morning before morning worship, the reverend william barber will join me. ned price, a special assistant to president obama. now he is an msnbc analyst. christina greer, beth couey and kyle cheney, congressional reporter for politico. kyle will be up for the next round of impeachment hearings, the first scheduled for wednesday. underpinning that is a report by the house intelligence committee. its members will see a draft tomorrow. it will be put up for a vote tuesday. we're paying attention to a couple of deadlines put in place by jerry nadler. president trump and his attorneys have to decide whether or not they want to part in the proceedings. one deadline is today for that wednesday hearing. another one is friday. president trump, as i said, will not be in washington while all of this is unfolding.

and businessman tom steyer.senator booker who didn't make the cut at the democratic debate. leaving yang as the only minority on the debate stage. here's part of the conversation on that. >> let's talk about the diversity factor here. i asked journalist about why perhaps there was that lack of diversity. here's what he thinks. >> i think 2016 was a traumatic election for a will the of democrats and fear that i think they rightly see the election of donald trump as a backlash to the two terms of the first black president. and so they are thinking we need to pick somebody that will seem less culturely threatening to the other side. >> do you think that's what's happening here? >> i don't know the i have never heard such a wrong commentary. based on the facts. we lost michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania by 77,000 votes. in milwaukee alone there was 70,000 less african-americans who came out. over all the country of if clinton got the same black turn out that obama did she would be president clinton right now. we n

tom steyer. joining us now is the president of next gen america and 2020 democratic presidential candidate tom steyer. >> tom, you have been since before you were running for president you have been a champion of impeaching donald trump, the house keeps getting closer to impeaching president trump now. if the senate holds a trial early next year and a quits the president tell me how that plays out into the democratic presidential nomination that you are a part of right now. you are not one of these people who wants impeachment to be a separate issue, but what happens? >> look, i think what's going to happen, ali, is there are going to be a series of televised hearings continuing to show the corruption of this president and this administration. if, in fact, it is sent -- if he is impeached and he is tried in the senate and acquitted, then the american people will get a chance to see the republican party going completely contrary to the evidence and lining up behind the most corrupt president in am

instead of just tom steyer. but let me say, -- formally -- one of the sons of my parents best friend in life who's been running a summer camp for 22 years. so let me say this. my mother taught in the new york public schools and tutored prisoners at the brooklyn house of detention and remedial reading. my father who was a partner in law in law for years. was first generation of brooklyn, first generation of the sons to go to college. my grandfather was a plumber. my father quit the law to go into the navy in world war ii, ended up because he was a lawyer being what other people prosecute the nazis at the end of the war, the war criminals. one of the things my father always said to my two older brothers and me was, if you see something wrong in your society, at the heart of your society, then fight it really early and keep fighting it. because i was referring to the nuremberg trials. he said that's what the germans didn't do. basically when you see something wrong, you can't let it take root. that really was a big

are they different, is tom steyer different than michael bloomberg? does make it different. in terms of his health, i don't know anything about their health, but tom has been an activist for quite some time. he founded an environment organization six or eight years ago. he has some grassroots experience. bloomberg actually indirectly does have grassroots experience, particularly in his anti-gun activities. so -- but they are qualitatively different. i have unlimited amounts of money and in tom's case, limited amount of time in politics. >> i want you to listen to an exchange between pete buttigieg and elizabeth warren from the last debate. >> the mayor just recently had a fund-raiser that was held in a wine cave full of yisales and served $900 bottles of wine. >> senator, your net worth is 100 times mine. >> billionaires in wine caves should not pick the next president of the united states. >> this is the problem with issuing purity tests you cannot yourself pass. >> howard, who do you think won that exchange? does it highlight a problem for democrats?

tom steyer's not doing as well nationally.you look at the state polling, he's, for example, in the top five when you look at south carolina. >> so when you look at skipping the primaries, the first few are small states. they -- they -- they aren't important to the delegate count. but they used to signal that if you could do well in iowa, that you can do well elsewhere. if you can do well in new hampshire, you can do well elsewhere. if you don't need to do well in order to raise the money, bloomberg's strategy might make sense. >> right. but then you also have the factor that you're not going to be talked about for the whole month of february. i mean, the iowa caucus is february the 3rd. super-tuesday is not until march 3rd. that's a whole month where you're going to have other candidates who are winning contests. other candidates who are starting to drop out. the field is going to shrink at that point. it's really a theory or -- or strategy that's not fully tested. especially, on this level where you have a candidate able to s

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today democratic presidential candidate tom steyer was also in the bay area. the billionaire and san francisco resident was in walnut creek. he spoke an answer to questions and town hall spoken by the democrats group. he made most of his wealth by creating and running a hedge fund. his business accuman will help him win against president trump. >> he played a businessman on a reality tv show. if you look at his business, he's doing exactly as president what he did in his business, which is leverage up as much, get as much debt as you can, promise whatever you have to promise, there really is no truth in this world about promising. never think about paying it back, never intend to pay it back, and after everything falls apart, walk away. >> tomorrow steyer will be talking part in a town hall in napa. a cnn poll shows they are not polling above 5% against voters in california. poll voters are evenly split among joe biden, bernie sanders and lielizabeth warren. no other candidate reaches the double digits. california is one of the most delegate rich states among

i want to note, tom steyer only has one time.ancing there, but i'm not positive. there is no debate as of tonight, is that right? the union dispute, they can negotiate a new contract. the candidates say, these are the ones that are qualified. were not crossing the picket line. >> folks at the dnc are pretty optimistic it will get resolved. this is where having a former secretary of labor as a chairman of the dnc could be a good thing. he's been on the phone. he's been trying to bring both sides to the table. >> bret: if you're a striking worker and they bring in the dnc chair to bring any negotiating, you're feeling pretty good. >> you could not get better timing for your strikes. they want so desperately to have this debate because of how long they have to wait for their next debate. imagine that pressure will be heavy. >> bret: the other issue that is settling is more inclusive. take a listen. >> i sent an open letter to the committee asking them to relax the rules about letting candidates on the stage. i wanted a more diverse

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as fort the event for tom steyer in walnut creek, starts at 12, the doors open at 12:00, it's open to the public. sara zendehnam, ktvu fox 2 news. work to complete articles of impeachment against president trump today will then set the stage for a vote by the full house. if the judiciary committee is expected to convene this afternoon to amend the impeachment legislation for how speaker nancy pelosi, house democrats pursuing two articles of impeachment against president trump, first for abuse of power, the second for obstruction of congress. democrats say they sought to move ahead of peter proceedings because the president may be trying to influence the 2020 election. >> president trump solicited a foreign nation in the ukraine to publicly announce investigations into his opponent. and a baseless conspiracy theory promoted by russia to help his reelection campaign. >> president trump held a campaign rally last night in pennsylvania told the crowd democrats just want to retake the oval office. >> there are no crimes, this has to be an impeachment, you know why? they want to win mac ele

i want to bring in one of the other democrats vying for your vote, candidate tom steyer is joining us. thanks for being here. >> ana, it's nice to be with you. >> you're known as the billionaire businessman running for president while calling for trump's impeachment. the president has now been impeached and he's holding if not gaining in the polls as we laid out at the top there. a new cnn poll also finds 76% of americans think the economy is good. where is your lane to win this thing? >> well, ana, i think you're really describing what the democrats are going to have to do, whatever the democratic candidate is, which is we know how mr. trump is going to run for president because he said it last week. he was talking to the israeli-american conference and he said you don't like me and i don't like you, but you're all going to vote for me because if the democrats win the white house, they're going to destroy the economy in about 15 minutes flat. so whatever is going to go up against mr. trump is going to have to take him on on the economy, is going to have to expose him as a fake busine

also on the stage tonight: yang, amy klobuchar, and bay area billionaire tom steyer. observers will be watching for things like whether warren and buttigieg will go after each other....which has been happening recently. but the night began with a question on impeachment...ri ght out of the gate. the fact is - the previous debates arguably have not altered the contest in a big way.. and if you don't like tonight's debate....there's always another one, it seems. four debates have been scheduled for january and february alone... vicki and grant...? . (grant) you can catch more on local politics with catherine ---the host of inside bay area politics. watch it this saturday watch it politics.inside bay area politics. watch it this saturday and sunday on kron-on. then at 6-30 a-m on kron-4. (grant) tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. (vicki) here's a look at what's going on around the bay area. (vicki) in the south bay- police and firefighters pulled a man to safety after he crashed his car into a creek in san jose early this morning. kron 4s sara sti

asked for the tom steyer event in walnut creek it is open to the public but space is limited, doors open at 12:00 in the event starts at 12:30. >>> the time is 5:08. sale is back watching the early morning commute. >>> we see a lot going on which is nice, kind of like it when it is quiet, maybe a little bit wet for some of the overnight rain. the commute does not seem to be bothered by it so far, this is a look at the commute from the bridge to the mac minis 70 minutes for a drive, no major problems at the bay bridge. usually we have a little bit more backup, probably the starts in a bit. you might be able to get out there before you have a significant backup, this is a look at interstate 80 in oakland right near the colosseum, you can see traffic moving well and on the bridge including the san mateo and the dumbarton bridge we are looking good, southbay commute off to a nice start and we do not have any major problems in san jose. 509, today's weather, here is steve. >>> for most of us the rain is over with. but the russian river north you can get a persistent drizzle my good friend ray

>> does anyone know who tom steyer is?lionaire and yet no one knows who he is [ laughter ] that kind of defeats the purpose of being a billionaire [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah >> you really messed it up you could have just bought your way for us to know that, but i guess not. >> jimmy: yeah >> you know, bernie is going to be on the show this week >> jimmy: oh, that's good too. >> and we filmed with him the same day we shot with him last week and he was on the show with you last week. >> jimmy: yeah, he came on our show >> yeah, and he sat down and he's, like "hasan i go to go" and i was, like "why?" and he's, like "i got to go play basketball with jimmy fallon." and i'm, like "you sure bernie you're going to play basketball with --" you know, "yeah, i'm going to go shoot hoops," and i'm, like "are you," and he did. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah [ laughter ] >> i just thought grandpa was just talking about - [ laughter ] >> jimmy: after seeing everybody here, do you have an endorsement? are you endorsing anyone for president? [

tom steyer actually is a fascinating guy.t of money, too, and he's spending $30 million in iowa, i think. so people are paying attention to tom steyer, if you're looking for a billionaire. i don't think iowans are really looking for a billionaire. they would like to throw the billionaire out of office for ruining the u.s. economy through the stupid trade war. >> art cullen, i really appreciate you talking with me. >> well, thanks for having me. >>> all right. we'll be right back. even after you clean, odors are still trapped in your fabrics. febreze fabric eliminates those odors. and try febreze unstopables with twice the fresh-scent power. tackle tough odors with irresistible freshness. la la la la la only roomba i7+ uses two multi-surface rubber brushes. ♪ and picks up more pet hair than other robot vacuums. and the filter captures 99% of dog and cat allergens. if it's not from irobot, it's not a roomba™. yohoo! liz, rob, cough if you nerds are in here. shhhh! shhhh! i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. what about rob? t

s tom steyer will be here at the bit in walnut creek at 12:30 pm.n the street from where we are right now. we just make he will host a town hall at the event center. he continues to date area were in napa tomorrow with another 10 helpers dire has campaigned in california a few times since announcing his run for the white house this summer. democratic rival michael bloomberg is campaigning in california for first appeared he will be in stockton at a private roundtable discussion about housing and the economy. he will be joined by the mayor who will announce his endorsement of wilbur. limerick has one northern california mayor unassigned. san jose mayor endorsed him and is now his california campaign cochair for this afternoon the former new york mayor will make its way to the mosque only center in san francisco for an event with your bra. we heard from bloomer was resilience pain for the united nations climate conference. >> the reason i'm here is in madrid is simple because president trump is not. i'm here because his administration refuses to lead

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also on the stage tonight: senator amy klobuchar, and businessmen andrew yang and tom steyer who is from bay area. observers are watching for how much the house impeachment vote will play a role in the debate. four debates have been scheduled for january and february of next year. (ken)the senate passed a 1- point-4 trillion dollar spending bill... in an attempt to stop a government shutdown. lawmakers cleared the two bill package in a set of votes today. the bill will now to go to president donald trump's desk. he's expected to sign it tomorrow before a friday night deadline. (ken)let's get a check of the weather around the bay weather around the bay area....(pam) time now for the 4zone forecast... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. (ken) authorities are trying to deal with an outbreak of mumps... at four california prisons. officials say that six confirmed cases and 22 suspected cases of mumps... have been found this month at wasco state prison near bakersfield. two confirmed cases and three suspected cases have turned up at california rehabilitation center in riverside county..

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joining us now, tom steyer.d to have you. >> chris, good to see you. >> best to you and your family, merry christmas. you made the important point of saying christmas. i like christmas. very good. the president thinks he brought it back, but it's always been here. it's good to hear that. we thought this was your christmas tie but you wear it all the time. it's become a little bit of your signature. your other signature on the stage is i know the economy better than these people with all due respect, so to win on the economy you can't do it from the washington perspective. that's how trump beat you. i'm the only one that can go toe for toe. you get eye rolls across the board from your fellow competitors from the party. why are you right and they're wrong? >> look, i think we know how mr. trump is going to run for president because he said it last week. he was talking to, i think, the israeli american conference of americans and he said, you don't like me and i don't like you, but you're all going to vote for me b

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somebody like tom steyer and bloomberg not as well-known. an uphill battle the try to win the nomination. if they got the money to do it be it. but that's not everything. that is part of the ingredient in the primaries but people got to get to know you. you have to be likable and people got to care about your policies. we'll see how it turns out. it is a lot of money. >> molly: third in line for spending mayor pete buttigieg. a pile on pete we've seen lately. doing really well in iowa and has managed to bring in dollars and spending them. he really seems to be under attack for the success he has seen on the trail, ed. >> he has been under attack particularly from bern' sanders and elizabeth warren. mayor pete is a leftist but he is dressed up trying to get to the right of sanders and warren. obviously having a fundraisener a wine cave and raising a bunch of money. this is where the democrats are today with this purity test and this idea that you cannot raise money from people who have it is just a ridiculous thing. here is the point. ultimat

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andrew yang is still there solidifying his fundraising numbers, as is tom steyer. someone who will not be on the stage but who be running a television ad is senator cory booker, the democrat from new jersey who is still trying to get back on that debate stage. david: kevin cirilli, thank you very much. will be listening to your coverage in los angeles of the democratic debate. that will be on bloomberg radio this evening. now we want to go to london. we had boris johnson talk about brexit. i want to focus on two dates. one is january 31 and the other is december 31. what do we know? therese: we had the priest -- we have the queen's speech in which the government lays out its legislative agenda and after that boris johnson began the process of getting his deal through parliament. the january 31 deadline looks very secure. after that, it is dicey. johnson wants to get a trade deal with the eu done by the end of 2020. he could've asked for another year or two years to negotiate. he is choosing not to. he wants to get brexit out of the headlines and once people see it

i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. that's ensure max protein, with high protein and 1 gram sugar. it's a sit-up, banana! bend at the waist! i'm tryin'! keep it up. you'll get there. whoa-hoa-hoa! 30 grams of protein, and one gram of sugar. ensure max protein. >>> a new report shows the extensive decent between the trump administration and career government officials to withhold military aid to ukraine. according to "the new york times," defense secretary mark t.esper joined secretary of state of mike pompeo and bolton. >> the debate over those funds continued between political appointees in the trump administration and career government officials who shaped at the rational for not releasing the aid. joining me now, our gaanalyst, . >> i don't think that over states it because we now know that in august, three of our government's highest ranking executive branch officials told the president point-blank that if you continue to withhold these funds that are designed to go to ukraine to help ukraine protect itself against

economy. >> beat him on the economy. >> we have to pebeat him on the economy. >> that's why i'm for tom steyerny indication that these ads from steyer and bloomberg are getting any traction in this race to far? >> i think the biggest indication that they are making a difference is when you look at polling and name recognition. you can track as michael bloomberg has spend more and mur mon more money on advertising, his name recognition has gone up in the polls. money can buy you name recognition and in such a crowded field that matters. we are seeing mayors in key cities across the country coming out for him. again, though, he's not campaigning in any of the early voting states. >> can he sustain. super tuesday people will see his ads but may have already moved on. >>> up next, a gloomy nickname may be the one thing senator mitch mcconnell and nancy pelosi can actually agree on on this holiday. was a softer, more secure diaper closure. as a mom, i knew it had to work. there were babies involved... and they weren't saying much. i envisioned what it's like for babies to have diapers around them.

and even in states like south carolina where tom steyer is spending a ton of money, he has a big campaignrganization on the ground, he's starting to see some of those results. steyer is showing up in the top five in a state like south carolina that has become critical to the nomination, doing as well with black voters as somebody like a pete buttigieg. that's clearly getting the attention and starting to add up. but there's some questions as to whether or not it's actually going to be enough to allow both of these men, bloomberg and steyer about winning the delegation and winning and getting to the convention and winning the actual party nomination. >> there's also an interesting side battle to all of this, right, abby, because this idea of pouring big huge amounts of money into elections is something that elizabeth warren and bernie sanders have just railed against. and they're actually using this as a tool to go against these campaigns, right? >> yeah. >> it's actually giving them ammunition to say this is a problem, right? >> yeah, it's a really helpful foil, if you're bernie sanders,