but "that guy from 'the wizard of oz'?" you mean the wizard of oz?ghter ) ( as harris ) "i'm going to fight for you. i'm going to fight for you like that guy from 'rambo.' you know, that guy, whatever that guy was." then, mayor pete weighed in on america's overseas wars. >> the best way not to be caught up in endless war is to avoid starting one in the first place. >> stephen: wait a second. you were asked about getting out of afghanistan, and your proposal is not to have started the war? do you have a time machine? because that would make sense. for pete's sake, doc brown is right there! ( as bernie ) "the top-- ( applause ) "the top 1% have 1.21 gigawatts!" ( laughter ) ( applause ) univision's jorge ramos asked cory booker about the ethics of booker's vegan diet. >> after the recent fires in the amazon, some experts suggested that eating less meat is one way to help the environment. you are a vegan since 2014. that's, obviously, a personal choice. should more americans-- including those here in texas, and in iowa-- follow your diet? >> you know, f

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a very special month now several items from box office office hits like star wars titanic and the wizard of oz are said to be auction in hollywood but you guessed it if you want to bid you better have deep pockets. whoever buys this doth fade a mosque probably won't wear it next halloween it's on the original from one of the early styles movies expected to go for an eye watering price of up to 450000 dollars one of the world's largest auctioneers of hollywood memorabilia is putting several collectibles under the hammer including items from titanic the 1997 movie. the kate winslet is a very delicate lace dress and it was the 1st scene when she 1st meets jack leonardo dicaprio character in the film so that's a very highly visible and iconic sig signature gallon and we have that and i believe 825250000 dollars you heard that right and at that price it will be a bargain for the average movie buff but the oxen selection spans several decades there's a dress that was worn by judy garland in the 1939 classic the wizard of oz marilyn monroe's outfit from the 950 a tickets to tomahawk and sean co

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benyamin netanyahu is political survival is on a knife edge long deemed a political wizard this election may turn out to be the one that broke his spell. the deadliest on the korean one joins me now from jerusalem tanya more information is coming out there what's the latest you can tell us. yes the central election commission has released the latest figures now 90 percent over 90 percent of the votes have been counted now and this translates into 32 seats for blue and white and 31 for the likud now what analysts do here now immediately is to look at the different blocs what it means for the center left a bloc which includes blue and white they would come up with $55.00 seats and the religious and writing group would come of this $56.00 seats so nobody actually is on a clear pass to form their own majority government now who comes in here as a possible kingmaker this is most likely it appears to be of it to leave them and is retained or he has obtained 9 seats and he already made clear that he would like to see a unity government but there is also talk at the moment but other scenarios fo

what does the wizard of odds har har harry see here?pped four points from april to september. now, you might say to yourself that's one poll. but take a look at this. i think this is really important. we have an abc news/"washington post" poll. from late june, early july, he was at 43%. he's dropped 6 points. the president is dropping by mid single digits and he's had to have a pretty steady approval rating so a five-point drop is a pretty big drop. is that translating to the ballot test? well, as a matter of fact it is. take a look at this. does donald trump deserve reelection? only 36% of americans say yes at this point. 60% say no. and i think this is rather important, too. take a look here. this was an earlier poll done by quinnipiac university. we're seeing the same thing going on here. president trump's number 38% to 48% versus all the potential democratic nominees who are all up at least 9 points over him. let's translate this over to north carolina's 9th district court. this is rather important. remember in north carolina's 9th

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what does the wizard of odds harry entin see here? and i will give it to you. we see president trump's approval rating at 39%. back to april, 43, 43, 43, 49. he's dropped four points from april to september. now, you might say to yourself that's one poll. but take a look at this. i think this is really important. we have an abc news/"washington post" poll. take a look at this. from late june, early july, he was at 44% back then. take a look now. late august, early september, he's dropped six points cnn, the same point drop during that period. we're seeing that across the board that the president is dropping by mid single digits, and of course the president had a pretty steady approval rating. so a five-point drop is a big deal. is that translating to the ballot test? well, as a matter of fact it is. take a look at this. does donald trump deserve reelection? only 36% of americans say yes at this point. 60% say no. and i think this is rather important, too. take a look here. this was an earlier poll done by quinnipiac university. we're

time to end the chapter or period netanyahu is political survival is on a knife edge a political wizard this election may turn out to be the one that broke the spell. of months of pro-democracy demonstrations in hong kong have pitched police against protesters and sometimes violent street clashes but while the rift between or 30 and activism may seem black and white the crisis in hong kong is putting people with personal ties to the police in a difficult position images of clashes between police and protesters are deeply troubling to marry. the conflict line runs through their family they support the protests but mary is the daughter of a policeman and stella's fiances serves in the riot police. i have been depressed since it all began in june i feel my position is truly embarrassing. since the beginning police have been accused of using excessive violence on protesters the longer the protests last the more aggressive both sides become videos of policemen abusing protesters regularly go viral and anger many people stella's says that she and her fiance have agreed to discuss things as ca

activists at the table donald trump in office on trade policy you know he reminds me of that guy in the wizard of oz you know when you pull back the curtain it's a really small dude. we need for more i'm now joined by correspondent alex underfund naaman in houston texas where the debate wrapped up just a short while ago so it's under we saw a wide range of people and issues being debated there who were the winners and who were the losers who stood out to you the most. well 2 candidates stood out for me at least one of them was special rule a former congressman from texas he has been not doing well with his companion but he has made gun control his signature campaign issue and he was asked about that here and he was very oh then think very strong he was even asked if he is willing to take assault guns away from people and he said hey hello the yes and it was a very strong moment and the other candidate that. stood out for me at least was kaamelott harris she was not very strong on a concrete issues but he was the only one who not only attacked donald trump the real target here for the candidate

netanyahu is political survival is on a knife edge a political wizard this election may turn out to be the one that broke the spell. in football 2 of germany's champions league sides got their european campaigns underway on wednesday night with mixed results by and started the group stage with a win as they beat serbian side red star bill great 3 nil elsewhere it was a tough night to leave the cruise a night filled to a 21 defeat at home to local market lokomotiv moscow that leaves the german side with a mountain to climb already and let's take a look at some of the other results from wednesday night french champions p.s.g. secured a huge strain ill win over ryall madrid greek side of course came back from to kneel down to draw with last season's run as up tottenham manchester city produced a clinical display debate shut down netscape 3 nil and athletico madrid fought back to draw with your ventus. you're watching the delphiniums exalogic. it's time to take one step further and face the possible. time to search the unknown and fight for the truth. to overcome barriers and contact the w

benyamin netanyahu is political survival is on a knife edge long deemed a political wizard this election may turn out to be the one that broke his spell. so where does this result leave benjamin netanyahu will be doubly correspondent in jerusalem i gave us her assessment for what i mean it's a major setback and he seems to be have be really in a in a weak position though after this rerun of the elections he failed last time to put a coalition together and he failed to put a coalition to his liking which would have been a right wing coalition with the ultra orthodox parties and this in light of course over his legal troubles he faces possible indictment over corruption charges and the prejudgment hearings are in october so it's not quite sure you know what scenario you're going to be looking at but if you ask if he could support this and not just quite. prepared to give up on this netanyahu yet but there's also the sense in israel that nobody wants to see a 3rd election also the president has made clear he wants to proceed. quickly rizza consultations now and then to toss to the leader wh

the people of mozambique looking very much forward to the wizards of the pope here in barrow some residents are disappointed that he's not going to come here and the area around was the reason most affected by cycling the die in march that killed more than 600 people and left tens of thousands homeless the pope sent a video message saying that although he can't go beyond the capital his heart is reaching out to the whole country he is expected to address the nature of the disaster that happened but also the fragile peace process just last month the government historic peace treaty with the former rebel group more but some of their fighters are still refusing to hand in their weapons. after increase reporter on to sport will start with tennis at the u.s. open roger federer is out after grigor dimitrov in 5 sets to reach semifinals a fed was leading 2 sets to want but the 38 year old needed a medical timeout and never returned to full also in the semifinals this arena williams who made light work of chad to win in straight sets 100 when the tournament she's only the 2nd player to achieve that

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. >> he reminds me of that guy in "the wizard of oz," you know, when you pull back the curtain, it's the trump campaign responded and saud the debate didn't offer anything new and president trump would easily dominate any of those candidates. live in houston, serena marshall, abc news. back to you. >> thanks, serena. >>> in a unique moment last night candidate andrew yang offered money to potential voters if they can show how his plan wouldwork. if elected he would give everyone 18 years old and up $1,000 to address pover the i. >> i ooh. going to do something impressive. my campaign will give a dividend of $1,000 a month for an entire year to ten american families, someone watching home at now. if you believe you can solve your own problems better than any politician, go to yang2020.com and tell us how $1,000 a month will do just that. >> the entry form is up on yang's website along with details and a tthe rules. yang said it will come from campaign funds unlike earlier when it came from his own money. experts say it's not a violation of campaign rules because he's not asking for a

the soon-to-be champion nba washington wizards. both of whom play across the street. the wnba washington mystics, the 2018 arena bowl champion washington valor, the baltimore brigade, and the nba 2k league's wizard district gaming. our agreement was if he participated, the shakespeare theatre company comest we would never do an opening night when there is a home game across the street. [laughter] our guest is nationally recognized philanthropist and entrepreneur, he sits on a variety of boards, and is the former vice president and chair of all. please identify yourself for the audience. [applause] ted: when my father and his brother came to ellis island, they went to different processing lines. my father came out lewis leonsis, and my brother came out stanley louis. abbe: our company has the name shakespeare. we all know he was dramatically influenced by the greek tragedies. as we have just shown in michael's production of "the oresteia," the greek plays have lasting power. they have lasting relevancy. we are talking not just hundreds of years since the 16th century o

the people have come to see the wizard and the wizard promised them the great wall of trump paid for by the mexican, for the moment, it appears to be an invisible one. and where are the pesos? where are the mexican pesos that the american people were promised would pay for this wall? there are no pesos. >> in fact, we learned this week the trump administration is taking $3.6 billion with a "b" dollars away from the pentagon to pay for the wall. in all 127 military projects will suffer both here in the u.s. and at bases around the world. the list as you can see is long. you can find it on the web. it includes scrapping plans for firefighting stations, basic infrastructure. hazardous waste facilities. "new york times" highlights this example. quote, for almost two decades, families at fort campbell, the sprawling army base along the kentucky/tennessee border have born the brunt of the war efforts as troops with the 101st airborne division and special operations units deployed to afghanistan and iraq. quote, this week the families discovered they would not get the new middle school they

sorceries this flow is sorcery max but sorcerer is always possible when you have a wizard up front of course i want to talk a little bit about nails the man scored 46 but is the good golfer i book today in a little over 100 appearances which is a pretty good stat i mean that be impressive for one of the champions league clubs the 3rd in the table at the moment i'm not saying they're going to be doing a leicester or anything like that but they have got a couple of comfortable games coming up before what i think we can all agree will be an early season top of the table showdown with dortmund in a few weeks but i know seriousness cracking start to be really cool if they continue and of course they've added a little bit of depth around that main manuals piece in that you're so fond of mark last season flyback finished 13th and hoffenheim solid table bring us back down to earth is no malice he going to set in for those 2 teams well yes and no i mean obviously for. i know they're not going to finish in the top full but you know they've got a good squad a good manager they've got very atmosp

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>>guy in the wizard of oz you know when you pull back the curtain, it's a really small dude. here to help break down what we saw that last night's debate is political analyst michael yaki was thank you so much for joining us this morning. it was hot in houston to came replay some of those sound bites here in a second get your take on that but before we do that give me your overall impression we had just one night 3 hours 10 candidates who do you think did what they needed to do. >>well i think that the person who won tonight with barack obama because a candidate for tripping over themselves say nice things about him. i think joe biden has strong performance about elizabeth warren. id very well in fact i find it very hard to find quality anyone. they don't work probably had his best debate performance. the only one who is performance soured. was really in cash or with his attack on joe biden's than a memory. >>yeah, we saw that clip earlier and you mentioned so let me play that sound bite for you first this was when he was ask the question is it your intention to do mandatory

wizard of oz. >> i kind of like that. i like that. it's like a slow s roll.s kind of calm. >> she's going to slow roll right off of that stage in the next debate. >> laura: i didn't say she was going to win. coming up, hollywood actor survive after coming out as a trump supporter? former gray's anatomy star isaiah is here to tell us next. you don't want to miss it. >> i look at the political image of the democratic party in the last years of my lifetime, i was 5 and i'm 55. very little has changed in my community, just two blocks over from where i am right now. i have questions, i got more than questions. now i have evidence, i have empirical evidence that something is wrong. >> laura: that was former gray's anatomy star isaiah washington opening up after why he left the democratic party after visiting president trump at the white house. he is now a trump supporter.arie to fellow actors. he said, i have a message for hollywood actors damning me because i'm a conservative. you all are lame. i don'to respond well to hypocrites and cowards. you're no different f

this is senator harris calling the president the wizard of oz. >> donald trump, in office on trade policy, he reminds me of that guy in the wizard of oz, you know, when you pull back the curtain, it's a really small dude? [ laughter ] >> okay. i'm not even going to take the bait, senator harris. >> it wasn't about you! >> dana: how do you think she did last night? >> as someone who publicly predicted senator harris would be the nominee, i hope she was going to turn it around, at least a bit. she didn't last night. she had a very uneven performance. she did so well at the debate in june and her stock was rising. then since then, that was kind of her high water mark. there is a problem when you peak too early. we'll know if that was senator harris' misfortune. last night was not her best moment. she is usually better on the debate stage. >> dana: do you think corey booker or pete buttigieg did enough to keep things going or maybe even improve on things? >> i saw a little vice presidential timber out there. i saucer taeupbly in booker's case a guy w

benyamin netanyahu is political survival is on a knife edge long deemed a political wizard this election may turn out to be the one that broke his spell. the death of used on a train line joins me now from jerusalem tanya more information is coming out there what's the latest you can tell us. yes the central election commission has released the latest figures now 90 percent over 90 percent of the votes have been counted now and this translates into 32 seats for blue and white and 31 of for the likud now what and it is to you now immediately is to look at the different blocs what it means for the center left bloc which includes blue and white they would come up with $55.00 seats and the villages and writing block would come of this $56.00 seats so nobody actually is on the clear pass to form their own majority government now who comes in here as a possible kingmaker this is most likely it appears to be of it to leave them and this is where between know he has attained 9 seats and he already made clear that he would like to see a unity government but there is also talk at the moment but ot

he reminds me of that guy in the wizard of oz, you know, when you pull back the curtain, it's a small boot. >> not going to take the bait. >> i would say, hey, joe, instead of saying that we can't, let's say yes we can. >> she was real laid back last night. >> laura: i thought she was pretty good. >> you thought kamala harris was really good? wait a minute, you jumped me for defending joe biden, earnest joe biden and defend kamala harris. >> she's all over it. >> wizard of oz. >> i like that. i like that. it's like a slow roll. it's kind of calm. >> she's going to slow roll right off of that stage in the next debate. >> laura: coming up, hollywood actor survive after coming out as a trump supporter? former gray's anatomy star isaiah is here to tell us next. you don't want to miss it. [male narrator] trees help us see the big picture. beautifying the landscape, purifying our water supply, filtering the air we breathe, and cooling the climate. they anchor the forests where we retreat to play, connect with one another, and commune with nature. now more than ever, our national forests nee

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the wizards of odds harry henton is here. this is the fox poll.s than nbc. >> at least in the democratic race. so biden is actually about the same, 29 he was at 31 in the nbc news poll. the big difference here is warren is only at 16. she's actually down in this poll and sanders is up in second place at 18%. of course the rest of these, you know, whatever. but it's an interesting number which i think gives you an idea at this point what we can really say about the democratic race is joe biden steady about 30% and these two basically fighting for second place. >> it's the big three. first we have all of the main people are beating him by at least 6 except for harris. so now you show us why that's relevant over time. >> why is that relevant over time. carter, reagan, bush, clinton, bush and obama, all of them were either losing by 5 points or winning essentially. so at this particular point donald trump is polling worse than any incombpt versus his probable democratic nominees. any incumbent since -- >> now, people will say well they had trump losin

our wizard of odds has the answers. what do you see, handsome? >> well, it takes two to tango, my dear friend. look at this. this is the trend line. i think this is rather important. there's a noticeable trend from one of these candidates and that is for the senator from massachusetts. in may she was at 11%, then to 15 and now she's up to 18%. that is the largest amount of support we've conducted since late last year. >> bernie sanders said she's taking my ideas and riding the female momentum wave and people didn't know who she was and she's built up to the same place where i am and we're equal. >> i would say the reason why elizabeth warren is rising. look at this question. which is more important, a strong chance of beating trump or strong positions on the major issues? a strong chance for beating donald trump is the number one issue for democrats right now. they so desperately want to beat him. if you prefer a candidate who can beat donald trump, take a look at the movement we've had over the last month between now and august. we've seen biden

is this -- donald trump in office, on trade policy, you know, he reminds me about that guy in "the wizard of oz" and when you pull back the curtain it's a really small dude. >> reporter: something senator cory booker should be a focus for 2020. >> we've got one shot to make donald trump a one-term president. and we cannot lose it by the way we talk about each other and demonize and degrade each other. >> reporter: although after the debate, senator cory booker went there, as well, saying on cnn that a lot of people are concerned about biden fumbling and insisting that other candidates have legitimate concerns about the former vice president, something booker didn't do on the debate stage. the question, now, if we see other candidates follow suit. >> alisyn. >> thank you for laying that out for us. let's talk about the winners and losers of the debate, with joe lockhart, commentator and former white house secretary, elena plot, john avlon, and laura coates, former federal prosecutor. joe, what stood out? >> i thought biden was good in the last hour. he needed to come and bring force, be re

line is this: donald trump, in office, on trade policy, you know, he reminds me of that guy in the wizard, you know, when you pull back the curtain, it's a really small dude.ea >> let us be clear, joe, in the united states of america, we are spending twice as much per capita on healthcare as the canadians or any other major country on earth. >> this is america. >> yeah, but americans don't want to pay twice as much as. other countries. d >> brian: as usual, the biggest thing the candidates competed over was how left they can go in many cases. joe biden, the man labeled as the moderate in the race declared that nobody in america should go to prison for a nonviolent crime. do you want proof? >> what's happened is that we're in a situation now where there are so manyha people in jail that shouldn't be in jail. nobody should be in jail for nonviolent crime. >> brian: exactly. so please let bernie madoff go and al capone if you are c still alive open up the gates.l that is joe biden being moderate. take another former obama ite julian castro launched a biden's mental fitness drawing gaffes fro

she threw out about poorly timed jokes, trumpian and the wizard of oz.utive order to take your guns away. someone asked her about the constitution, biden, she laughed it off, it was she thought it was a joke too. it wasn't funny, dave chappelle, you're just fine. don't worry about kamela harris. story number two, elizabeth warren. what is super frustrating about these candidates. i did this last week. they're like professional boxers, they can duck a jab and -- they never ever answer the question. elizabeth warren was asked directly if her health care for all which is really going to be health care for none plan would raise middle class taxes. she went on a five-minute die tribe and never answered the question. let me answer it for you all, whatever she told you to say was a lie, okay? your taxes will go up. there's no money fairy, america. news flash. the viewers of this network know this. there's no money fairy. nothing is free. doctors don't work for free. the janitor in the hospital doesn't work for free. somebody has to pay for this stuff. and they

let's bring in the wizard of odds to break it all down.gin of error but still. >> it is a top tier. 22 and 20, sanders and buttigieg way back. but i think the important thing here is look at the trend. warren was at 9% in 15% in june, 22% now. biden is going the other way, 27, 23, 20. and the trend for sanders, even worse. 25 in march, 16 in june, 11% now. he's basically falling off the map. >> so the argument of where is she getting the voters, who is this bad for -- is it fair to say it's sanders who has got the most to be worried about? >> i would think so. our poll asked who did you caucus with in 2016? hillary clinton or bernie sanders? among those who caucused for bernie sanders, look at this. elizabeth warren at 32%, beating bernie sanders among his own former supporters. he's only at 25%, which i think tells you that elizabeth warren has gone into bernie sanders' house and taken his honey. >> are you comfortable at this point saying sanders can't win if warren is in the race, but warren might be able to win if sanders is in the rac

louis" and "wizard of oz" and i i just love -- i could go on singing. ♪ somewhere over the rainbow >>pic covers six weeks towards the end of garland's career and all that singing renee does in the movie, all shot live on the set. ♪ clang clang clang went the trolly ♪ >> judy was sort of told throughout the film, you know, listen, if you don't want to do it there's someone waiting in the wings. there's 100 girls waiting in the wings to be there. have you ever experienced that or felt that way? >> no. i kind of tend to run my own race, you know. >> it works for her. she's an oscar winner. >>> now to will and jada pinket smith. her hit facebook series "red table talk" returns monday with the entire smith family bringing receipts to the red table. >> how often are you drinking alcohol? >> that's my personal business. i respect that it's your show, but at the end of the day it's a house we share. >> i know. i get it. >> jada's putting will in the hot seat. and in our exclusive sneak peek will squirms when confronted about his relationship with alcohol. >> on vacation time it was a lot. it'

. >> he reminds me of the guy from "the wizard of oz," when you pull back the curtain, it's a really small dude? >> reporter: now, the trump campaign has responded saying the debate is nothing new and trump would easily dominate any of them. >> thanks, serena. >>> in a unique moment andrey yaw offered money to potential voters saying how his universal income tack plan would work. he would give money each month >> i'm going to do something unprecedent tonight. my campaign will now give a freedom difb dent $1,000 a month a year for ten american families, somebody at home. if you believe you can solve your own problems better, go to yang2020.com and tell us how you could do just that. >> his entry form is on the website. yang said the money will come from campaign donations unlike earlier when he paid for freedom dividends to three families with his own money. experts say it's not a campaign violation because he's not asking for people's vote in exchange for the money. yang's plan was trending on twitter after the other people, they were kind of ridiculing yang and they compare this off

the author of wizard of oz, he was a reporter for various south dakota papers and he said that's a good start. we should wipe out all the indians and other reporters said this is just another instance in a long list of injustices against native people. there was coverage, wide coverage, some pro master, some anti-massacre. my book isn't just but the stat ijust wanted to get start thread before we move on. a book came out in 1970, bury my heart at wounded knee. you book is the heartbeat of wind anymore. there is a connection between the two book. >> guest: there is. i read the browns classic bury my heart at wounded knee in 1990 on the 100th anniversary of massacre of wind knee, and the book is to this day the best selling book about american nip e indian history ever published. there are over 7 million copies in print. it's never been out of print. it's published in 17 different languages. and in the book he says on the very first page, this book is about the plains wars and the plains tribes and started in 1850 and ended in 1890 at the massacre at wounded knee, where quote, the culture

let's bring in the "wizard of oz."district and ninths district we're not talking about the third because the representative there died, best to his family. it is highly republican should go republican. ninth is as to up, you say. convince me. >> this is a really republican district. trump won it by 12 in 2016. >> so the story is over. they're going to win. why are you taking my time? >> okay. why am i taking your time? i think this is a key reason i'm taking your time. take a look at the special election results between january 2017 and october of 2018. the average democrat outperformed clinton by 12 per seine tanl points. what was going on here? this was the same margin that trump won the detective by. if that same trend that you saw all the way back in these special elections holds for what's going on in north carolina's 9ths district, we'll have a very tight race on our hands. >> what else can you tell me how it looks? >> another thing to keep in mind and why i think the republican is perhaps slightly favored, dems

our wizard of odds, harry hanson has the answers. what do you see? two to tango, my dere friend. this is the trend line. i think this is rather important because there is a noticeable trend for one of these candidates and that is the senator from the great state of massachusetts, elizabeth warren. back in may she was only at 7% in our poll. then she jumped to 15, she was around there. then 18%. that is the large of the amount of support she has had in any poll we conducted since late last year. >> bernie sanders said she's taking my ideas. she's riding the female momentum wave. people didn't know who she was. that's why she's built up to the same place i am, that's why we're equal. >> i would say elizabeth warren is rising -- which is more important to democratic primary voters, strong chance of beating trump or strong position on issues? beating donald trump is the number one issue right now. they desperately want to beat him. we broke down the poll this way. if you take a look, if you prefer a candidate who can beat donald trump, if that's more imp

talking -- comparing him to the wizard of oz, and saying that he was a small dude. she delivered that line well. i thought beto had a really good night, as well. he's someone who i thought in previous debates kind of just shrank, hadn't really found himself and who he was in this terrible tragedy in his hometown of el paso. i think it's given him something to be passionate. you heard him on stage last night, essentially saying that the american government under a beto o'rourke administration would go in and confiscate people's guns. it got a huge applause -- >> ar-47s and -- >> yeah, yeah. kind of the nightmare of the nra and how they like to play on democrats anyway. it probably doesn't move anything. we'll see if beto is able to jump ahead of booenpete buttigi the top five. in many ways, pete buttigieg had supplanted beto as the young, fresh white guy who could possibly swing over young voters. >> ayesha, was there a clear winner in your mind? >> no, i don't think so. i think the top three will be the top three for a while now. what's interesting to me is going in

this time she tore into trump. >> he reminds me of the guy in the wizard of oz. a really small dude. >> democrats on the stage are not as great as the urgency for us to unite as a party. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." it's friday, september 13th. 8:00 here in new york. it's been a special extended dance mix version of "new day." >> for sure. i consider september 13th lucky. it's been a lucky day. >> we're now hitting our groove. >> julian castro, the former housing secretary, minutes ago defended his attacks on joe biden's age and memory. he was right here on "new day." remember what he said last night? >> the difference between what i support and what you support, vice president biden is that you require them to opt in. and i would not require them to opt in. >> they do not have to buy in. they do not have to buy in. >> you just said that two minutes ago. you just said two minutes ago that they'd have to buy in. are you forgetting what you said

3:00 in the morning >> donald trump, in office on trade policy, he reminds me of that guy in the "wizardf oz" when you pull back the curtain it's a small dude. >> he has a better relationship with dictators than does with merkel and -- >> i'm going to say to immigrants, come tew mare cu >> there's enormous opportunities once we get rid of donald trump >> on january 20th, 2021, we're going to have a democratic president, a democratic house and a democratic senate. there will be life after donald trump. >> all right nbc's tracie potts has more frump washington so voters saw a lot of fireworks last night >> reporter: and that was the point, right because democrats need to begin to distinguish between these candidates for the first time all fit on the same stage. elizabeth warren and joe biden and besides president trump there were big issues like the big one in washington right now gun control. >> yes we're going to take your ar-15, your ak-47. year not going to allow it to be used against our fellow americans anymore. >> kri'm the only one up here that's ever beat the nra nationally >> we