host: is your organization tied to former candidate tom steyer? guest: that's right, tom steyer is our founder and a key funder. host: as far as joe biden or the vice president is concerned, how do you think he is doing currently reaching out to young people? guest: joe biden is actually doing well with young people in the polls, up somewhere between 25 and 30 points, much better than hillary clinton was doing with young folks at this stage in 2016. it is interesting the question is about reaching out. he is not necessarily the best messenger the biden campaign has for younger generations. we know he didn't win the primary with the support of many young people, but he has a whole slew of activists, allies, and experts who have a much more authentic relationship with the youth, everything from former candidates like bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, who did get a lot support from young people, who are talking to young people every day on behalf of the biden campaign, but also through celebrities and instagram influencers. most importantly, other

david: thanks to tom steyer. a former presidential candidate. coming up, health care has long been a mainstay of the democratic party. can the democrats agree on where to go next? we speak with kathleen sebelius. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. david: this is balance of power. i'm david westin. we turn to mark crumpton for first renews. mark: speaker nancy pelosi called congress back to washington to do with the growing crisis over the postal service. last week the service warned 46 states it may not be able to deliver their ballots on time for the november election. speaker pelosi has accused the trump appointee who runs the post office of making sweeping new changes that have hurt service. today from president trump's former national security advisor. john spoke -- john bolton spoke with bloomberg, and said that the mistakes that he -- that the president made while in office is not irreversible. john: one of the reasons i am confident that the damage he has done has been correct -- can be corrected is that there i

the ongoing drama and latest of elements about the candidates at the top of the ticket along with tom steyero have you back. >> great to be with you again. >> i want to play a characterization of what kind of candidate and leader mister biden would be. this is donald trump and doctor jill biden. >> following the radical left agenda, take away your guns, destroy your second amendment, no religion, no anything, hurt the bible, heard god, he is against god, he is against guns, is against energy. >> is not someone who is left, not someone who is right, he is a moderate and that is who he has always been. shannon: a lot of folks diving into what he stands for now and what he said say he's a lot more progressive than he has presented himself to be. which characterization is more accurate? >> i think joe biden is a forward thinking forward-looking person. he is absolutely standing up for the american people where they are now in this crisis and where they are going to be and where he thinks they need to be and to me he is somebody who has incredible heart and empathy for what people are going throu

tom steyer is our founder and the key funder for our organization. far as joe biden, the vice president, is concerned, how do you think he is doing currently reaching out to young people? guest: it is interesting. joe biden is actually doing really well with young people in the polls, up summer between 25 and 30 points with young people, which is much better than hillary clinton was doing at this stage in the recently 2016. but there are questions about reaching out. you know, he is not necessarily the best messenger of the biden path. we know he did not win the primary with the support of very many young people, but he has this whole slew of activists and allies and experts can join him and have a much more authentic relationship with the youth, everyone from former candidates like bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, who did get a lot of support from young people and who are out there talking to young people everyday on behalf of the biting campaign, but also through sort of celebrities and instagram influencers and, most important, other young peo

we have a businessman and billionaire, as well as a former rival of joe biden, tom steyer, who is speaking tonight. tom, what are you going to say tonight, what is the best preview you can give us? >> look, i'm incredibly excited about this team. and i believe that the moment has found the people who are going to lead us into a transformational and better america. and that's what i'm going to say, i am 100% behind joe biden, and i think he's made an inspired choice in kamala harris, and i believe that they're going to get a turnout that is going to be historic, and that they're going to be a transformational team for america next year. >> how did your prep work -- did you submit your written draft or they send you something or how different was it from your experience as a candidate from other cycles? >> oh, i think this was very much a spontaneous interview so that they could get things that were natural, that were from my heart, explaining really where i am and why i'm so excited about this campaign. why it's so pivotal in american history, and why i'm optimistic that, in fact, the outco

he will be speaking with tom steyer.y for him as well as we look forward to the democrat national convention. within markets you are seeing an s&p sitting right at that record close. tech continues to be the outperform or, up outperform her, up .7%. happy monday, everybody. this is bloomberg. ♪ from bloomberg world headquarters in new york to our tv and radio headquarters worldwide, i'm david westin. welcome to "balance of power," where the world of power meets the world of business. we will bring you the most important speeches from the democratic national convention, as well as key issues facing the party and the nation. tonight we will talk about health care the virus and jobs. we will be joined by former treasury secretary larry summers, and the architect of obamacare, jonathan gruber from harvard. right now we want to get a preview with somebody who will be with us through the entire coverage. --ber can your below political computer. give us a sense of what you're looking for tonight. >> good to talk to you. i'm loo

shortly after, they returned to missouri and jim reed road off and on with gangs and tom steyer gangs. in april of 74, they robbed the san antonio stage and bell was named as an ancestry on the indictment. jim, however, was on the run and was killed in paris, texas in 1874. legend takes over here, but it is traditionally believed that she was on the run from the law and drifted into oklahoma where she began to lead her own band of cattle and therefore we have the belle starr gang. it was at this point she married tom starr's son in 1880. legend says it might have only been a common-law marriage, as had their first marriage to jim reed. they lived on turkey land and they built a house where they would harbor outlaws often. in 1883, both were convicted of stealing horses and they spent nine months in jail. mel was now known as a felon and she dressed the part. she wore gold earrings, man's hat, and she rode a mare named venus. sam was killed in a gunfight and she remarried a third time to a man named bill july. she started calling him july starr. shortly after, she was summoned to fort

recording >> we're making joe form his own k-pop group, with fellow blue dog democrats tim kaine and tom steyerkissing boys parade >> jimmy: guys, guys, stop these are terrible none of these ideas are going to help the campaign at all. [ ding ] [ phone vibrating >> uh-oh sorry, jim-jim, we got to ghost your ass there is some serious drama at biden h.q. >> yeah, we told joe to participate in that viral challenge where you shave your leg hair off and glue it to your face to make a funny moustache. but he got it flipped, and shaved his head and eyebrows and glued it to his legs yikes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hayden and payton from the joe biden campaign, everybody. >> bye >> bye >> jimmy: we have a great show for you tonight. andy samberg is here he stars in the new hit movie on hulu, "palm springs." and he's always keeping people fed during tough times, jose andres is here, as well [ applause ] and we got great music from perfume genius stick around we'll be right back with more of "the tonight show," everybody. ♪ (♪ ) here we are a nation divided. red, blue, 16 percent undecided. but 2020 had us

. >> reporter: economic recovery task force co share tom steyer called on internet service providers to work on affordability for low-income a cans. >> from telehealth to teletraining to e-commerce, but particularly the issue of distance learning. >> reporter: governor newsom announced a new executive order with goals to build californianess internet infrastructure. >> not just access, but quality access to the internet. goals of 100 mega bytes of download speed. >> and governor newsom ended his news conference today by calling on all californians to maintain masking and social distance. he said those efforts will go a long way to help push the state's trends in the right direction. >> thank you, jana. >>> coming up, investigators trying to piece together a deadly crash after discovering a woman dead in the road near three stolen cars that were abanned. >> plus a community warning from the chevron refinery in richmond after a flaring this afternoon sent a plume of smoke into the sky. >>> and we're following the latest out of southern california where crew trying to contain a fire bur

. >> sandra: tom steyer went on fox news last night defending joe biden saying he knows him personallyith the vice president and feel i know where his heart is well enough to know he absolutely empathizes and absolutely relates to people across racial boundaries and across ethnicities and gender, across geography and income levels. this is somebody who has suffered and knows suffering personally and who can relate to people. >> sandra: you continue to hear biden supporters make the case that this is a man of empathy, that he has feelings and heart and he is going to listen to his voters. he said when he tried to walk back those remarks on the african-american community, miranda. >> look, it's about the third terrible slur that he has made towards black people. part of i think his problem is that his inhibitions have declined and therefore he is saying really what's on his mind and his most recent gaffe was similar when he told a radio announcer that you if vote for donald trump you ain't black. in this case he is treating the black community that as one block he has in the bag. the lat