, yang. >> reporter: his supporters are known as the yang gang. >> he's all about humanity first. >>ally a politician. >> and i'm [ bleep ] a politician. >> reporter: andrew yang, in fact, calls himself an entrepreneur. his parents immigrated from taiwan. his father a physicist. his mother has a master's in math and statistics. yang grew up in schenectady, new york. his first success was running a college test prep company. then he founded venture for america, a nonprofit that helps train entrepreneurs in struggling cities. and he thinks jobs, or rather, the loss of them, are why donald trump won the presidency. >> the numbers tell a very clear story. we automated away 4 million manufacturing jobs in michigan, ohio, pennsylvania, wisconsin, iowa -- all the swing states that donald trump needed to win and did win. >> reporter: and yang believes robots and artificial intelligence will accelerate the loss of all kinds of jobs. >> and now what we did to those jobs we're doing to the retail jobs, the call center jobs, the fast food jobs, the truck driving jobs and on and on through the ec

as john yang reports, a union dominated by women and latinoshe could decide tinner. >> yang: susana loli'st neighborhood is eight miles and a wod away from the crowds a clamor of the las vegas strip, but 23 years of clning hotel rooms there has allowe tthe peru natibuild a life she's proud of, thanks in large part to her union-- culinary workers local 226. >> i can have a bett, better pay, better health insurance. i have a house and a car my live's changed. kids went to the university. and, for me, was the best. >> yang: 60,000 nevada hotel and casino workers are represented by the culinary union, by far the state's largest and most politically influential. the majority-latino, majority- female union reflects the changing face of u.s. organized labor, and nevada's increasingly ardiverse population, now 30% latino. the union has negotiated generous employer-paid benefits, including top-tier health insurance. han 140,000 workers and dependents get free cathe tion's clinic and pharmacy.nd loli has relied ont for her family, and for herself when she needed surgery after an on-the- job injury.

john yang went back to see n't.'s changed, and what >> yang: a typicalhursday morning on flint, michigan's north side. cars stretch for a full mile, some in line for more than five hours. the goal of this weekly qu bottled water. ray ducham comes once a month. is crisis started years ago. >> yeah. >> yang: did you think you'd still be doing this now? >> no.ou i thybe they have the water clean by now.er >> yang: ahe state stopped distributing water last year, the greater holy temple church of god in christ stepped up. w latrece davis, coordinates t the effort, says they steach weeksith more than 1,700 case of water, and every week, the mand is greater than that supply. how many cs, how many families each thursday? >> we run probab about 1,500 to 1,700 cars. you're looking about 700, 600 to 800 families. >> yang: for five yes, wer has dominated the lives of many in this city, where more than 55% ty, esidents are black, and more than 40% live in poverty. in april 2014, state-appointed officials tried to save money by sh

t john yang to michigan to take a look.fessional chef leads a cooking class for kids in a kitchen at the farmers't, market in flichigan. they're not just learning how to make pot pies, tacos and bakedos cheese sticks, they're learning healthy eating with foods that doctors say help limit the amount of lead their growing bodies absorb: milk, dried fruits andreen leafy vegetables. it's called "fnt kids cook" and it's one of a number of programs that started or expanded after the city's public health crisis, which was triggered by high levels of lead in the drinking water. pediatrician mona hanna-attia, who was among the first to sound the alarm about lead in the water, explains that the metal is stored in bones and can re- enter the circulaty system. ple,n periods of, for ex repoor nutrition in the fur stress or pregnancy it can come back out of your bones into your bloodstream and cause that neurotoxicity all over again. >> yang: but research, she says, shows that certain nutrients decrease lead absorption: iron, n und in le

>> yang: that's where brindisi wants the focus to be as ns from a two week recess. want your colleagues district, the needs of this district as this impeachment inquiry goes on?nk >> i teople have struggles here that are more front and center than some of the latest news that's coming out of washington and that's what i'm committed to working on. >>fang: but the flashpoints the evening were the questions about impeachment like the one from lauren earl. were you satisfied with his answer about the impeachment inquiry? >> right now by not saying it, i feel like that gives trump leverage. so just come out and say how you feel and trust that what you believe isow you are going to lead because we will follow you if you tell us what you believe. >> yang: trump supporters, who were early to the meeting an loud, hope impeachment could bet leverage to win back brindisi's house seat. earlier this month, claudia tenney, the trump-backed incumbent brindisi defeated,ng said she's rungain. james zecca helped rally trump backers inront of the school before going inside for brindis

be part of yang gang, what is it in i don't know, i don't care.t do elizabeth warren followers call themselves, elizabeth warren. what do joe biden's followers call themselves. >> okay ukrainians. kennedy: even joe bideny wife said, come on, i know most of you don't like joe, and your candidate is better, and joe is mediocre, will you please vote him. okay, bye. >> nothing like passion in a relationship. how do they keep it so red-hot. kennedy: i think one of those fire pokers, leave it in there too long -- leave it in there too long? >> kind of giving that you know vote for him because he is nice, we have problem with that. i do think that -- andrew yang is weird. >> i love it. >> he looks like he is having the most fun on a presidential debate stage, that seems odd. kennedy: he keeps making the presidential debate stage. >> the yang gang ! kennedy: they are flushed with cash. >> true, maybe now he could buy a tie. >> that is why he is cool. >> people don't need ties. no offense. >> you don't wear the tie for yourself, you wear it for audience. k

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yeah. ( laughs ) re yang: then talking to my colleagues, theyhowing their children. >> yes.al? i mean, th's a bonus and that and that you just don't expect, but those timeless good musicals and they were so beautifully made. >> yang: andrews' legendary career includes the stage, movies, tv, rdncerts and regs. she's a dame commander of the british empire and has six golden globes, three grammys, two emmys, an oscar and ace kenneder honor. andrews and hamilton, a professional writer and arts educator, have written more than 30 books for children and young adults. they wrote, "home work: a memoir of my hollywood years," as a team. emma, as you were growing ov, were theres or projects of your mothers that were particular favorites? >> i was pretty much there most of theime on set for most of the films. i couldn't sit through "the sound of music" for years without weeping because anytime i iw my mother cry on a fil burst into tears myself. >> yes she'd suddenly say, i'm just going out for a little bit. blinking very furiously. but i have to say, probably now, among my favorites o

and as john yang tells us, h was in the cross hairs. >> yang: a year to the day after the lion air crash in indonesia, some of the most powerful witnesses at today's hearing didn't speak: families the 346 people killed in two crashes of boeing 737 max planes ve months apart. they were there with photos of their loved ones as boeing c.e.o. dennis muilenberg faced the senate commerce committee. he began with an apology to the families. >> on behalf of myself and the d ng company we are sorry truly eply sorry. >> yang: senators from both parties slammed muilenberg onet questions of sand accountability. some flatly accused him of outright decepti he was asked whether damaging information had beenback about the automated flight control system, known as m-cas, that has bn blamed for the ashes. democratic senator richard blumenthal of connecticut. >> boeing came to my office shortly after these crashes and said they were a result of pilot error. those pilots never had a chance >> yang: the hearing was tense and senators showed patience with muilenberg as in this exchange with democrat jon teste

yang, thank you so much for coming back.ood to have you here. >> thanks for having me back. >> absolutely. last time we spoke it was the day pelosi announced the impeachment inquiry. it feels like these 23 days feel like 23 years. >> you've been in the midst of it every night. >> i mean, we've learned a lot over the course of these last three and a half weeks. we learned a lot more about the president's behavior toward ukraine. you said you believed he should be impeachment for that. >> yes. >> we've seen him make the same ask of china. it appears he was not joking and it appears he conveyed that in private to china as well. we have also seen what happened in syria. i feel a little bit like the wheels are coming off a little bit. things haven't been good in a long time, but things are particularly bad right now. what's your feeling? >> you get the same feeling. you feel like the limited guardrails in place seem to be disintegrating before our eyes. we have to get him out of office as quickly as possible. >> this news he's go

yang, yang and sanders. bernie sanders is incorrect.yang used to bust tables and sold knives for direct marketing company he said i still know the sales patter. you are up there, you have six and comey only has four. >> which candidate became a beacon after eating ihop one last time in 2014? >> begin after ihop. >> i know this because none of them stopped talking about it. the choices are beto o'rourke, andrew yang, or cory booker. they are leaving you in the dust. we have time for one more question. this is worth five points. which candidate took the harry potter quiz and found out he was a helpful puff mayor pete, beto o'rourke or julian castro. >> i lost. [cheering] >> i know amy klobuchar's favorite song she likes to sing purple ring. i know their dogs, it was all for nothing. michael wins. [laughter] i'm robbed again. kennedy: that was a good derby. it was rigged. >> it was tied -- [inaudible] kennedy: thank you party panel. i have to say word i cannot say on tv. blue member how progressives plan to 15-dollar minimum wage that was

y edgar carrillo nos habla más sigue la carrera por la nominación demócrata para el 2020 y andrew yanggar comida y vivienda, debemos presionar dice yang a las grandes compañías farmacéuticas para mantener los costos en líneacon el resto del mundo, también se refirió a la crisis de opioides como un problema nacional que acaba con la vida de 115 ciudadanos cada día, mientras que millones batallan contra la adicción, las compañías farmacéuticas deben hacerse responsables por promocionar estas drogas como no adictivas, se debe despenalizar la posición de pequeñas cantidades y proveer tratamiento, también existe una crisis de salud mental en el país, asegura yang los niveles de ansiedad, depresión y tendencia al suicidio afecta a nuestros jóvenes, hay que llevar recursos para brindar tratamiento a las comunidades, en cuanto a los veteranos, propone que todo aquel que sufra alguna discapacidad como consecuencia de su servicio a la nación, debe mantener sus beneficios, sumado al dividendo de $1000 mensuales, les reportó edgar carrillo, telemundo >> cuando son las 12 25 de la tarde comenzamos

andrew yang.hanks very much. >> would love that, wolf, i'll see you soon in new york. >> take care, in washington, that's where we are. much more news coming up, including this. my favorite story of the day and a very bipartisan celebration here in the nation's capital as the washington nationals are heading to the world series for the first time. full of good. so you can be too. try our new warm grain bowls today. panera. food as it should be. i want free access for whto research.? yep, td ameritrade's got that. free access to every platform. yeah, that too. i want to know what i'm paying upfront. yes, absolutely. now offering zero commissions on online trades. hi, my name is sam davis and i'm going to tell you about exciting plans available to anyone with medicare. many plans provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare, you're covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits, but you have to meet a deductible for each

i would be surprised if yang outlasts bernie sanders. >> andrew yang is now leading kamala harris and buttigieg, it has something to do with the fact that we talked about, he has come in with policy ideas that even more liberal candidates admit. automation, taking away working class jobs, that matters to working black folks in south carolina. he was ahead of the ball game when he talked about paying athletes, so i don't think he is going to be the nominee. but he could benefit -- >> i think i'm done underestimating the guy. now overestimate him, he will fail to meet expectations. >> he has good lines at debates. >> he does. thank you. great friday panel. super sized. appreciate it. >>> presidential candidate amy klobuchar on the growing crisis in syria. klucobhar on the growing crisis in syria are you paying too much and getting too little with your current medicare plan? as a person with medicare, you have an important choice to make. you can purchase a separate drug plan for an additional cost, or you can choose a humana medicare advantage prescription drug plan. an affordable, all-

," along with this footage of yang skateboarding-- which is an effective way of showing how good yangat skateboarding, and even more effective way of showing how sparsely attended his rally is. (as yang) >> wooo! there's no one over here! wooo! woooo!" ( applause ) then there's massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, seen here-- ( cheers and applause ) seen here tempting five of joe biden's parakeets. laugh we learned more about senator warren, thanks to a recent interview with warren and her husband, bruce mann, known by their celebrity couple name: "eliza-bruth mann-o-warr." ( laughter ) in the couple interview, bruce was asked about warren's newfound frontrunner status. >> as the person who knows her best, why do you think she's leading the polls right now? >> because she's the best person to do the job. >> i'm glad you feel that way! >> yeah, i do, i do. i do, i do. it's an entirely unbiased opinion, absolutely, absolutely. >> stephen: wow. you can feel that sexual tension. hey you love birds! get a room, you two! might i suggest making it a big oval one. ( cheers and applause ) h

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out front now, andrew yang. good to have you with me, mr. yang. why the big surge now?, more than anybody else. why now? >> our message is hitting home. americans realize we need to think bigger about solutions. we're in the greatest economic transformation in our country's history. it's not immigrants that are causing these problems. it's automation and advanced technologies. if we distribute gains from these technologies and innovations into our hands, then we can improve our way of life quickly. >> you are looking at $10 million. it's a lot of money. the context is what you are up against. i'm not talking in terms of your own party. i'm talking about trump and the rnc. they say they raised $125 million in the same quarter. that's a huge number. the president has passionate donors. are you worried about the strength that this shows for him? even in the midst of what he is going through in washington. $125 million. >> i think right now you have a fragmented democratic field. when we come together behind a nominee, that nominee is going to have ample resources to take o

as john yang reports, teachers are calling for changes that include, but also go beyond, traditionalketbook issues. and they charge that the city's new mayor is changing her position since coming into office last may. >> yang: thousands of striking chicago teachers converged on city hall today. as new mayor lori lightfoot delivered her first budget, the teachers had their own spending priorities. >> the people of the city of chicago demand funding and resources to go to the services of the city. we have to have schools that work for our children. we need a budget that works to our priorities, not just the priorities onodevelopers. >> yang: for the fifth day, the strike canceled classes for more than 360,000 students in the country's third-largest school district. the city and the chicago teachers union are at odds over several issues, including: higher salaries, smaller class sizes and the union's demand for additional support staff, inuding nurses, counselors, and librarians. >> yang: lightfoot was elected on a progressive agenda and an education platform that includes some of the v

yang?senator warren is 100% right that we are in the midst of the most extreme winner take all economy in history and a wealth tax makes sense in principle. the problem is that it has been tried in germany, france, denmark, sweden, and all the countries ended up repealing it because it had massive problems and did not generate the revenue projected. if we cannot learn from the failed experiences of other countries what can we learn from? we should not be looking to other countries mistakes. instead, we should look what they still have a value added tax. if we give the american people a tiny slice of every amazon sale google search, robot truck mile, we can generate billions and put it into our hands because we know best how to use it. youongressman o'rourke, do think it will tax is the best way to address income inequality? >> it is part of the solution. we need to be focused on lifting people up. sometimes, i think senator warren is more focused on being punitive or pitting some part of th

i thought yang would be more interesting.s not been a player at the debate. >> dana: because nobody ever asked him a question. >> greg: he's got swag, i never thought he could skateboard. >> greg: so biden is in trouble, should he get on a skateboard? should he be like the kids? >> dana: and then get a flu shot. >> dana: new york city could find you for saying these two words, illegal alien. ♪ 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. seeing what people left behind in the attic. well, saving on homeowners insurance with geico's help was pretty fun too. ahhhh, it's a tiny dancer. they left a ton of stuff up here. welp, enjoy your house. nope. no thank you. geico could help you save on homeowners and renters insurance. hi. maria ramirez! mom! maria! maria ramirez... mcdonald's is committing 150 million dollars in tuition assistance, education, and career advising programs... prof: maria ramirez mom and dad: maria ramirez!!! to help more emp

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i don't think andrew yang is going to be the nominee.ide of buttigieg and you could argue this, but outside of buttigieg, has anyone's trajectory in this race been better from where they started, absolute zero, to where they are now, than andrew yang? warren, buttigieg and yang are those three. >> and if the idea is based on something that's a real and genuine problem challenge and that is that many jobs are going to be replaced by automation in the coming years. that's a thing. >> can i also say i like that he pointed out his wife who stays at home with his two children, one of whom is autistic. and the point being that we as a society do not value stay-at-home parents or the work they do and a ubi would do that. all right. thanks, gents. we appreciate it. >>> coming up for us -- vice president mike pence, secretary of state mike pompeo heading to turkey today pushing for a cease-fire in syria. but the turkish president says that is completely off the table. so what is the point of this trip? what can we expect? we'll have a live report

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so it is not necessarily andrew yang, i care for ubi, universal basic income. st: asking this afternoon, who is the strongest presidential candidate? oh ahead, tom. -- go ahead, tom. that would be bernie sanders and his entire team. i think the coalition his team has put together is america. it looks like america. it feels like america. and it is the america i remember. i am a senior citizen, and we have suffered through some very, very, very tough times recently. and i think that senator sanders and his team that he has put arether and his values exactly what this country needs to get back on track and move forward and take us into the host: -- into the future. a reporter says more than 25,000 for sanders, the biggest crowd for any campaign event in the 2020 cycle so far. asking you who is the strongest candidate? anthony is on the republican line in garden grove, california. go ahead. >> the strongest candidate i believe, believe it or not, is gabbard.i when i saw the debate last week, she sounded like she was the one that was less socialist, more military, a

correspondent william yang this all sounds like a pretty bad start to these negotiations on thursday beijing already has voiced its stark. you know quite angry about this move and it's hard to envision that this sentiment doesn't spill over into the talks. yeah exactly so china's ministry of commerce have also asked the u.s. to mediately stop making irresponsible remarks and remove all chinese companies from the list of entities and some media reports have also pointed out that the chinese delegation is planning to cut short of their stay in washington so these are all make the prospects of this new round of trade talk beat bleaker than we have expected this is the 1st time since may that the u.s. and china will hold negotiations in its in their trade dispute what lies at the heart of these talks. so right now both sides are at odds over china's willingness to fulfill its earlier promises and the u.s. attempt to infringe on economic sovereignty so china wants the u.s. to lift all punitive terrorists while the u.s. wants china to suspend its a subsidy to chinese businesses and also st

you saw andrew yang come out strong. you saw mayor pete come out strong challenging elizabeth warren challenging the agenda. did that make you happy? >> i think you see the voice being built over the last couple of debates and they got drowned out early on. full disclosure, you know i've endorsed my friend joe biden. i think he had it very strong and i think the whole challenging and what is perceived to be all of the momentum and the democratic party being from the left, i think you saw the other day that that's not the case. >> what worries you about the progressive momentum and the progressive ideas? just for instance, a lot of poor folks in alabama, tennessee, where i'm from, what's wrong with saying we want to have medicare for all and free college. why wouldn't that progressive, economic populism appeal in the same way that trump's populism and appeal. >> it does appeal to a point,

presidentialratic candidate andrew yang spoke at a breakfast in new hampshire. after greeting voters, he spoke about his campaign platform including his plan for a universal basic income system. following his remarks, he took questions from the audience. this is one hour and 20 minutes. >> way to be first in line. you are like one of those fans who show up at 5:00 a.m. nice to meet you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. thank you. thanks for being here. >> 1, 2, 3. thank you so much. thank you. >> welcomed. i work here at the college. >> very nice to meet you. i'm fully on board, i brought my mom. >> thank you for being here. >> hello, andrew. nice to see you. andrew: thank you for being here. great, how are you? nice to meet you all. thank you. thank you all. nice to meet you. hello, hello. making a morning of it. >> 1, 2, 3. one more. thanks. nice to meet you, as well. >> 1, 2, 3. thank you. >> good morning. thank you for being here. >> look here. 1, 2, 3. thank you very much. >> did you get it? see you later. conversations] -- [indistinct conver

yang you know recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. they first start by offering my condolences for the representative of cummings. to represented coming cummings wasn't champion for so monday of our issues. and his loss is going to be lost not just lose congress before the entire nation. really appreciate having an inviting us to test right here today. on language access and the importance of this to asian americans in particular. while the voting rights act of 1965 has been helps to ensure language access to asian americans. it is only one piece of the puzzle we need to look at when making sure that asian americans are represented. they supported startup by recognizing the asian-american community. pearson american communities the fastest growing community in the united states. between the 2000 and and 200010 census, the asian-american community has grown by 46 percent today we represent about 22.6 million in the united states which is the little bit over 6 percent of the american population. with respect to funding, we have also inc

candidate andrew yang has ideas taxes.talis and he recently spoke with john harwood who asked yang ifinks a wealth fax is a good idea. >> t i think wealth tax is an idea in spirit that makes sense given t wealth distribution. but in practice it would have massivemplementation programs. there would be capital flight. wealthy people would rounce citizenship. the tru wealthy in count to an annual audit of all of their assets. compliance problems. and to me there are better waysm toe this economy fair. >> now, when you think about whbo you see happening and the elimination of opportunity on a pretty gigantic scale, and see capitalism's fault? >> or is it the particular intersection of capitalism and 21st century technology. >> i like to quote myriend eric weinsteinen who said we never knew capitalism was getting eaten by its son technology. if technology comes along doing work better and cheaper than we can then capitalism loves it. and in the old days if you had a big, successful company it woulo hire lots workers, treat them well. those things aren't true anymore. itart a big successful

it's time to fight back. >> does yang have a point? are the current antitrust laws just outdated?> no, of course not. it's ridiculous. you know, we've known about stealing and theft and monopolization for a thousand years. just enforce the laws we have on the books, you know. don't try to pretend like, you know, the concentration of power that exists in the hands of the few is just some natural thing that's happening because of technology. no, we make choices about the rules of our markets, and that's very clear. andrew yang is just avoiding power so he can tell a story that's favorable to the powerful people that are backing him. it's ridiculous, it's annoying, it's stupid. it's like the same thing -- he's saying oh, we're going to automate all of the trucking. well you know what, i've seen press releases about automated trucks since 2011, and i want to know why all the robots want to live in china and mexico. we've seen all this con artistry over and over -- >> hold on a second. to say automation isn't real, look at the steel industry, okay? hold on -- >> we've had automation si

yang, you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you very much, chair fudge. let me first start offering my condolences for the loss of representative cummings. mr. cummings was a champion for so many of our issues and his loss is going to be a loss not just for this congress but for the entire nation. really l appreciate having, inviting us to testify hitter on language access and importance of this to asian americans in particular. while the voting rights act of 1865 has been, it helps to ensure language access and assistance to asian americans. it is only one piece of the puzzle that we need to look at when making sure that asians americans are represented. it's important to start off by recognizing the asian american community. the asian american community is the fastest growing community and the united states. between the 2000 the signal census and 2010 the sanyo census the asian american community has grown by 46%. today we represent about 22.6 million in the united states which is a little over 6% of the american population. e also increased dramaticall

yang. turning to women's reproductive rights, ohio is one of several states that has banned abortions after as early as six weeks of pregnancy. many women don't know they're pregnant at that time. the ohio law is being challenged in the courts and has not yet taken effect. senator harris, if states prevail on restricting abortion, what's your plan to stop them? >> my plan is as follows. for any state that passes a law that violates the constitution and in particular roe v. wade, our department of justice will review that law to determine if it is compliant with roe v. wade and the constitution, and if it is not, that law will not go into effect. that's called pre-clearance,

yang.niversal basic income is a good idea to help provide that security so people can make choices that they want to see. this has to do with a bad trade deal that we have seen in the past that have also driven fear towards people losing the way that they provide for their families. really what we need to do is look at how we can best serve the interests of the american people. i do not believe a federal jobs guarantee is the way to do that. the value that someone feels in themselves and their own lives is not defined by the job that they have but is intrinsic to who we all are as americans. whatever we choose to do with our lives. we can't forget that. >> thank you very much. >> one of the industries most as risk from a changing economy is the auto industry. general motors used to be the largest employer in ohio. now it's 72nd. today, thousands of gm workers here in ohio and across the country are on strike. all of you on the stage have voiced support for these workers. senator booker, one

yang wrong?onse, please. >> look, i'm not willing to give up and let a handful of monopolists dominate our economy and our democracy. it's time to fight back. think about it this way. when you talk about how it works in competition, about 8%, 9% of all retail sales happen at bricks and sticks stores, happen at walmart. about 49% of all sales online happen in one place. that's amazon. it collects information from every little business, and then amazon does something else. it runs the platform, gets all the information, and then goes into competition with those little businesses. look, you get to be the umpire in the baseball game, or you get to have a team, but you don't get to do both at the same time. we need to enforce our antitrust laws, break up these giant companies that are dominating, big tech, big pharma, big oil, all of them. >> thank you, senator warren. mr. steyer, your response? >> look, i agree with senator warren that, in fact, monopolies have to be dealt with. they either have to b

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durability here. >> andrew yang is a plain spoken normal seeming guy that makes intelligent argumentsut what is wrong with contemporary capitalism, namely that it serves people better than capital. do big business success, does it depend on large numbers of employees. you can have successful businesses with very few people and that the 21st century capitalism has to adapt to a situation that -- in which vast segments of the american population are not benefiting, try to preserve what's good about capitalism, fix what isn't working right. our takeaway from all of today's events in terms of that is that elizabeth warren has solidified her position as a front-runner and it's up tos withes with to speculate on what they think that means >> absolutely, i think if you look at the trajectory of her race, the fact that she's gaining strength, she's in a good position in the race. joe biden has significant assets and he will be heard from more over the next several weeks, certainly on the debate stage in october. you have to look at elizabeth warren now and say, this is not an urn likely event

yang, who i really enjoy a lot and am glad he's on that debate stage, is simply that he literally wasmaking that moral equivalency. i see vladimir putin not as our friend but our enemy, and i think it has been a huge mistake for president trump to coddle him and to have the rest of the world watch while he makes jokes with him when the topic is invasion of our election. >> so the question is how do you view a sort of strategy for confrontation or containment or whatever you would call it against putin that doesn't also begin to run risks of actual escalation or military entanglement? >> exactly. so the first of it, i said on that stage i want to start renegotiating the nuclear agreement with russia that donald trump precipitously got out of it. that is one important area that we need to work with russia on. there's still business going on between our countries. i'm well aware of that. but the way you do this is when he does things to mess with you like he's done, you stand up tall. you call him out for it, and you stand with our allies, and that is something that donald trump has fail

it's not that easy >> there is also booker, buttigieg, castro, harris, klobuchar, o'rourke, and yang. de blasio, bullock, bennet, gabbard, messam, and ryan are still running as well as williamson, steyer, sestak, delaney. and three republicans named walsh, sanford, and weld [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: impressive that's impressive. you're obviously an audience plant. >> oh, i'm not a plant >> jimmy: well - >> but he is [ laughter ] >> hey, jimmy -- yeah, the candidates are biden, booker, buttigieg, castro, harris, klobuchar, o'rourke, sanders, warren, and yang. >> jimmy: all right, all right that's enough. let's just move on [ applause ] the plant knows everything stop move on. of course, the other big story is president trump firing national security adviser john bolton. some are saying that part of the reason trump fired bolton is because he never liked his mustache [ laughter ] i guess whatever animal is on bolton's lip didn't get along with whatever animal is on trump's head [ laughter ] [ growling ] actually, today john bolton's resignation letter was posted online look at thi

. >> i feel like andrew yang in this race, i know he's not going to do anything but i appreciate his voice and politics. i like about him what i like about donald trump, he's coming at the entire process from an unorthodox perspective. >> he has a fletch about him in his approach and the more you get sick at any given moment of charades of politics in the way that people always talk about things in the platitudes that they get, the more you want the guy not wearing the tight addresses basic like richard flower. [laughter] and i'm a ragbag of mostly pretty interesting ideas but anytime you hear him talk you who the needle scratching across the record in a way that you don't with amy klobuchar, the lesser-known candidates who do not have a big difference of selling proposition of either bouncing around so i think it be someone who is more rando like yang. 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 a

i'll speak with andrew yang in just a moment. a close friend of elijah cummings going viral for refusing to shake mcconnells hand at his funeral. i'll speak with him this hour. we start with vindman's devastating testimony and attack he's facing. adam schiff speaking up about that tonight. >> i want to thank colonel vindman for his courage in coming forward, his willingness to follow the law and do his duty. i want to say how deeply appalled i was at the pernicious attacks of him last night on fox, the suggestion that because he's of ukrainian origin he has some dual loyalty. this purple heart recipient deserved better than that zandilozan scandalous attack. >> so good to have all of you on. i want to start with this new reporting out that "the times" reported and cnn confirmed as well. it said that vindman told investigators that president trump referenced tapes of joe biden talking about ukraine corruption during that july 25th phone call. it happened at the point of the transcript that contains the third set of ellipses. there

busted i now retract any vaguely nice thing i have a said about yang knowing technology things because he answered the question on putin with moral equivalency and the kremlin talking point it will take a few seconds of blood see googling to realize the. andrew yang is making a valid point american journalists people working for the government have written about how the us pulled political strings abroad in the past but nowadays dammit cram one talking point alert comes the reaction here's something else for another dumb candidate donald trump has the blood of the kurds on his hand but so do many of the politicians in our country from both parties wait for it literally crawling talking point that whatever look apart from total see pretty much everyone who's capable of doing a bit of research pointed that out all kinds of media ran the story on how different generations of d.c. politicians turn their backs on the kurds so katie p.s.r. haunting americans just about everywhere someone takes a hit at the democratic leadership for not being progressive kremlin talking point someone has a go