yang: of course. i teach government. mr. yang: how fun is that? >> anything for the caucuses, i appreciate it. mr. yang: i will. that would be awesome. we will see you. you know, it makes me happy when i've got the silver one that shows up. thank you. i appreciate it. still looking, five minutes later. [laughter] oh my gosh. it's too late. [laughter] mr. yang: what's going on? all right, all right. [laughter] mr. yang: sorry about that. do you want me to sign it? >> yeah. [laughter] >> did you skateboard? mr. yang: yeah. i was never awesome. >> awesome. mr. yang: do you want me to sign your hat? >> yeah sure. mr. yang: oh man. i do miss those days. i wrecked when i was a kid. a --n't have a home on on i didn't have a helmet on. i fell and hit the back of my head. i remember my head ringing like nothing i'd ever had before. i was 15 or 16. i was like, am i ok? it was like a cartoon character with the birds flying around her head. it was like that. what is going on? [laughter] >> been there. mr. yang: after that, i still didn't wear a helmet because

yang: sure. anything people want. mr. yang: who is up next? >> i say with the press club and asked you there about economic policy. the other night, i asked her about tech jobs, automation. here i'm talking about flooding. it's always a huge issue facing iowa. how would your -- how do you deal with flooding and the climate shift? mr. yang: the biggest change we is federalize the response. if you contextualize the magnitude of the damage of climate change, it will be in the hundreds of billions or half trillion dollars. often times, communities don't have the out -- resources to adequately protect themselves from floods, storms or wildfires. the costs and of being much greater in human life and economic devastation. we could go to the community ahead of time and elevate structures or clear underbrush -- seth controlled fires of controlled fires or make communities more resilient to high winds. there are many things we need to invest in. we are problem is leaving communities to fend for themselves in many instances and we respond after the fact.

yang: yes, please. i can't tell you, i have heard so many heartbreaking stories of americans giving up food or heating so they can afford life-saving drugs. it is unnecessary, it's immoral, it should not happen in this country. i have a four-part plan to break the backs of these drug companies did you all know that the government is not even allowed to negotiate for lower drug prices on our behalf because the lobbyists are so powerful? number one, you say, of course we can negotiate for lower prices on our behalf. number two, drug companies have to charge us what they charge citizens of other countries. sounds obvious. they regularly charge us three times what they charge citizens of other countries despite the fact that we subsidize the the drug development in the first place. imagine this. this is the ridiculousness. we pay for the drug development, they then gouge us, and use the drugs we helped them develop and sell it more cheaply overseas. number one, we negotiate for lower prices. number two, you

yang: are you an educator? >> yes, elementary. mr. yang: good for you. my younger sons in public school, and there are so many things i feel we should do to help kids like my son and students around the country and the teachers. number one, we need to pay teachers more. that is not just a feel-good thing, the data clearly shows a good teacher is worth his or her weight in gold. the best way to enlist teachers is to compensate them more. the data also says having higher teacher to student ratios is good for the students. if you have classrooms of 30 kids and the teacher often has two do more behavior management then education, -- than it is not as ideal for the kids. we should hire more teachers. those things go hand-in-hand. the third thing is we should deemphasize the sats and standardized tests that make it so that teachers are constantly having to teach to the tests instead of doing what they think is best for the kids. do you know that we invented the s.a.t. during world war ii as a s.a.t. during world war ii as a way to identify who not to send to t

yang?ng ignored for some weird reason. >> andrew yang was the person that spoke the least during last night's debate. he didn't even get a question for the first 30 minutes of the debate, and then he ended up speaking just 6 minute and 53 seconds overall. >> trevor: wow, in a two-hour debate, andrew yang only got to speak for 6 minutes and 53 seconds. that's, like, nothing. there are rappers who speak more before their song even starts. uh-huh, uh-huh, yeah, huh-uh, huh-uh huh. turn the base up, the headphones down. okay, yeah, yeah, turn it up again, yeah, yeah -- why didn't you figure this shit out before you started recording? why is this on the song? can you get a sueder? a little cold in here, yeah yeah. ( laughter ) i'm nominate saying andrew yang should get the same amount of coverage as the frontrunners but you have to admit it's strange he gets less attention than other candidates who poll lower than he does. michael bloomberg hasn't even entered the race and he has more attention

nobody left. >> yang: the business came later. years into it, we're like, we can not talk about that we love women if we're not erned about their econom well-being. nobody would hire them. they had no work experience. k thw how to hustle. and that's when we thought, we'll just start our own company and make something beautiful for people's bodies. >> yang: thistle farms aims to do well by doing good. in the last fiscal year, product and cafe sales topped $4 million. nts for about 70% of the total operating budget.le in 2017, thiarms c.e.o. hal cato led a $3 million expansion. t re are a lot of businesses that have a mission. we're a mission with a biness.re we're not o make candles, you know. that's not what we get up every y y. we get up every make candles because we know the sale of that candle is going to help the next woman come in and be a part of this community. >>ang: bill and evie harma sell thistle farms products at their store in lynden, ilshington. they came to nas for a first-hand look. >> we recognize that women espec

andrew yang is here.nd we'll be right back with laura dern. both of them are working hard to defeat dinosaurs. you know thanksgiving over the years has given rise to spinoff holidays. some people have friends giving which is like thanksgiving except with people you choose to eat with. this year,ive abe i've been ale what might be the worst holiday of all, works giving. it's like thanksgiving at work. like regular thanksgiving but you're in a conference room eating giblets next to someone from hr. people have been posting photos of work giving. make sure to view the heimlich poster. you have the folding tables and cubicles. it's like the norman rockwell painting but sad. hey, everybody, we have burgers and soup jrks um, okay, that looks fun. great bean casserole, mary, can i be finished yet? and the chairs say success, but the mood says otherwise. this is a very sad new tradition. this has nothing to do with thanksgiving. please stop doing this at work. this, to me, this video captures the spirit of thanks

. >>> and inside of the yang gang. from social media curiosity to cash-flush contender how the yang family story fuels the candidate's message. >> it would never occur to me not to talk about our son. >> the first interview with andrew yang and his wife evelyn in moments. >>> hello, i'm dana bash in for jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is in fighting mode. president trump spent saturday night at a ufc fight in new york city. perhaps fitting for a president whose own fight here in washington is escalating to a new public phase. thursday the house of representatives voted along party lines to advance the impeachment inquiry on his way to the arena he slams speaker pelosi as unhinged and called the meach quoting again a scam and a hoax. the president said he would invite ukrainian president zelensky to the white house as speaker pelosi delivered a forceful blow of her own writing a new letter to her caucus that the president will be held accountable saying, quote, the president's actions undermine na

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john yang here to take a look at a program that connects the city's musicians with its older residentsd brings benefits to both. coverage of arts and culture," canvas." >> yang: it's morning at nashville's east park community center and the seniors are getting in the groove. kyshona rmstrong leads a rousing chorus of old favorites. she's a professional musician with a background in music therapy. when not on the road touring, she sometimes plays gigs like this for a nonprofit group called music for seniors, which connects nashville's talent with its older residents. >> out on the road i'm meeting people all the time and it's about me right. and when i come to the community groups or any group that music for seniors has assembled, i feel like it's my oprtunity to feed into others. it just feels good to really kind of root into the community and to see a difference in the people that i'm there to sing for. >> yang: it was sonny collier's first time at a music for seniors session. >> it kind of surprised me how i could rattle them off, at the age i am. >> yang: former elnger/songwriter sa

he called this iowa gathering yang-apaloosa.nd the rain-soaked crowd knows his core message as well as their favorite song. >> it's not left, it's not right, it's forward. >> this political new comer has become a contender by feeling the pain of young workers by taking automation take human jobs. >> do you think you're being taken seriously enough? >> one of the things i tweeted is it's all fun and games until andrew yang passes you in the polls. >> with staying power comes scrutiny, like on his health care plan. >> you told reporters that you think outlawing private insurance in a very short period of time is a bit too disruptive and i would not do it. so how do you support medicare for all and not outlaw private insurance? >> there's a way to provide medicare for all that does not prohibit private insurance, and the goal has to be to demonstrate to the american people that this medicare plan is superior to your current insurance. without pulling the rug out from under you and saying that the insurance no longer exists. >> bern

well yang is "outfront" next., jeanne moos on what has become the most famous impeachment line. >> do us a favor. >> do us a favor though. >> do us a favor though. t more d into the golden years. with better heart treatments, advanced brain disease research, and better ways to age gracefully. at bayer, this is why we science. a stampede unleashed 55 years ago. built for freedom, power and rebellion. and just when you think you know where they're going. they do something unexpected. something that moves us all forward and holds nothing back. the all-electric mustang mach-e. the newest member of the family. itintroducing the new braava jet m6 robot mop. with an adjustable precision jet spray and advanced pad system braava jet breaks up messes and gets deep in corners. braava jet. only from irobot. >>> new tonight, legalizing pot, andrew yang references the iconic series "breaking bad" with a tweet you see there of him surrounding by drugs and a hazmat suit. he did it to highlight his support for legalizing marijuana

yang -- if you want to blow everything up, yang is it. i have not seen him perform in a meaningful way. i think he is interesting. iowa, it is booker. i think, is on her way out quickly. -- kamala is on her way out quickly. amy klobuchar finally woke up and decided to be a candidate after being passive. probably too late. she could get a lightning bolt, but not have the dollars to amplify what is going on in the electorate. i don't write off either cory or amy. if they become the understanding, they could run -- the understudy, they could run the poll in new hampshire. that said, if the election was held today, i bet elizabeth warren would be the democratic nominee. >> and win new hampshire. he just tiredirm was run by my former partner, tad devine. they made the brilliant america ad for bernie sanders in 2016. it will be interesting to see what they do with this multimillion dollar ad buy, which i suspect will be concentrated in new hampshire more than in iowa. i want to turn this over and give people in the audience a chance to ask ques

andrew yang-- i will just take this moment to say, andrew yang is going to be this this fight longergain? a yang gang of two, i think here tonight. >> they are small, but they are might pep they are like-- they are like sort of the inverse beehive. beyonce has their beehive and they will sting you if you cross beyonce. the yang gang will find ow the internet machine and they will kill you on the internet machine if you say bad things about andrew yang. >> stephen: wear a tie! come at me! >> they will come at you for that. >> stephen: they're in it for the cash. they know they're getting paid off after this. isn't that illegal? isn't that illegal to say vote for me and i'll give you $1,000. >> it's donald trump's america, stephen. >> stephen: who had the best night, in your opinion, heilman? >> in a weird way, i think the two candidates, elizabeth warren and pete buttigieg, pete buttigieg on the rise in iowa and on the rise in new hampshire, and although he took some incoming tonight, nothing really happened to halt his momentum going forward. i think the buttigieg people walk out thi

yang. you mentioned facebook, apple, amazon and google. not long ago it used to be facebook, apple, amazon, netflix and google. and now netflix faces almost unlimited competition. within the last two weeks we saw the launch of disney plus, and that is because government has kept a light-touch regulatory framework to the streaming sector, the streaming part of the big tech economy. and now we have seen a lot of new market entrants. to the extent they have outside power in these companies have grown too large, the companies of grown large because they provide services consumers find valuable. nobody's putting a gun to anybody's head saying you have to use facebook, apple products, and another part i would like to challenge mr. yang on is this idea of rights. these companies have rights as well. and these companies, government doesn't assign or create rights. government is limited. we have inalienable rights and the government power to regulate those is limited. talk about these companies regulating speech are things like that, what they are

who is the sharpest candidate. >> yang, yang, sanders?e sanders is the incorrect answer. >> oh. kennedy: yang bussed tables at a chinese restaurant and sold knives for a direct markets company, he said he still knows the sales -- i wonder if he likes knife play on friday night, i don't condone. >> did i win. kennedy: we are still playing. >> i mist win. kennedy: which candidate became a vegan after eating at ihop one last time in 2014. >> i know this, none of them stop talking about it. choices -- maybe. >> we already knew. >> beto, yang or booker. >> they are leaving new the dust. >> you are losing. >> we have time for one more. >> this is double or nothing. >> no ! no. you can't change the rules. >> this is worth 5. which candidate took a harry potter quiz and found out he was a huff el puff? mayor pete, o'rourke or castro. >> i don't like harry potter i'm an adult. >> mayor pete or castro. >> i lose? >> you lost. >> i prepared for this. i know elizabeth warren a favorite drink is tea, and klobuchar favorite song to listen to song purpl

andrew yang joins me from urbandale, iowa. mr.come to "meet the press," sir. >> it's great to be here. >> michal kempny cruz in politico wrote about you, in delivering his alarming, existentially upsetting message of automation and artificial intelligence we'll be right backing ha vog on america's economic, emotional and social well being, there's cheerful dooms sayre. that's quite an interesting moniker, the optimistic pessimist is another way to put it. you accept that description? >> i think i'm a hard-eyed realist about what's happening in our economy, chuck. i'm here in iowa. they're seeing 30% of their stores and malls close because amazon is soaking up $20 billion in business every year and paying zero in taxes. we have to create a new way forward and rewrite the rules of the 20th century economy to work for us. >> that doesn't mean we have to be necessarily very gloomy as we deliver what to me is the most important message of our time and it's the reason why our campaign is growing and growing while other candidates are dr

yang is kind of it. if you've ever seen him in the debate he does have some of the chops the other candidates that are used to being candidates but i think that he is interesting and iowa i think it is booker and kamala harris is on her way out quickly. booker is good but he hasn't turned again and he's running out of money as is any klobuchar who finally woke up and decided to be a candidate after being passive. but again she is somebody that coulcould give a lightning bolty not have the dollars to have what you need to. i don't write off either one and i tell you if they become the understudy, which i think is a longshot, but if they did, they could run new hampshire pretty well. they would both be attractive to the voters that would come flooding in, and i agree about the expectations. with that said, the elections were held today and i would bet a lot of money elizabeth warren would be the democratic nominee to win new hampshire. it's interesting, it's run by my former partner and they made the brill

in "what matters. >> reporter: at this new hampshire home, all-in for andrew yang we showed the tech entrepreneur what these democratic voters told us over and over. >> our deductible is still $10,000. >> reporter: they're worried about health care >> i have this pain in my back. i'm thinking i only have so much money to take care of my kids i work three jobs. i work more than 40 hours a week, and i still don't have any insurance. >> it's because we have a system that's designed not to maximize our health and well-being it's a system designed to maximize revenue on the part of private insurers, device companies, drug manufacturers. >> reporter: andrew yang proposes setting prices for medical services and moving doctors to salaries rather than fees he supports medicare for all who want it, a public option that he says will create competition. >> the fact is we don't have a genuinely competitive market right now in the health care industry for a variety of reasons. and this is a way to introduce competitive pressures in a real way. >> reporter: if these changes are going to be made, wh

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i was parted of this reportinng team aith john yang, paul solman and jeffrey brown. we were led byur o producer. over the last year we have dug anto more reporting from the series last , expanded that reporting across the globe, and we wanted to try to understand how this one materthat we all rely on so much every day is now irrevsibly hurting our planet in ways most of us don't even understand. most people don't know in the 70 years pltic has been around, we have made nine billion tons of that and most of th is still around in some form. in fact, we should point out, some of pee images le may see this this documentary are nate did turning. we found someplaces the plastic is ended up many places we don't expect it to. l takeook at this. >> oh, my god. >> in 2015, a marine biologist went video went viral as she lamoved the painful process of removing atic straw stuck in a sea turtle's nose. in the philippines, a whale washed ashore with nearly 90 pounds of plastic i its stomach. seals are getting caught in fishing nets mad out of plastic. they'retcalled ghost n, aband

yang: thank, iowa.applause] andrew yang: i love campaigning in iowa, because this is one of the only places in the entire country where democracy still works. as it is intended. [cheers and applause] andrew yang: you know this, but i do not know if you realize just how much power is in this room tonight. [cheers and applause] andrew yang: i did the math, iowa. do you know how many californians each of you is worth? 1000 californians each. [cheers and applause] andrew yang: when i look around this arena tonight, i do not see just 14,000 iowans. ic 14 million californians. that is the power in this room, the power to change the course of history. that is why it is a thrill to be back here and a privilege to address you all. candidatesidential but i am also a parent and a dad. how many of you are parents? my wife is here with us tonight. we have two young boys. christopher and damien. i am running for president because of a thought that the parents in this room have had but we have been afraid to express.

yang' comments a little unfortunate.re quite frankly standing on the side of the constitution and gearing up to hold this president accountable. i have to tell you, i don't think by the time we get around to october of next year that the conversation is going to be about impeachment or removal. >> why is andrew gillum wrong? >> i am onboard with impeachment. i think democrats are right to move forward. but, ana, we have to face facts that not a single republican has crossed party lines to support these impeachment proceedings and we need literally dozens of republican senators to join the democrats in the senate if impeachment is going to be successful. so we have to be realistic about what the prospects are. to me, my focus as a candidate is solving the problems that got donald trump elected in the first place and helping move the country forward. when we are talking about donald trump we are losing and that includes in the context of impeaching donald trump. we need a new, positive vision that americans can see themsel

andrew yang is holding a town hall in marshalltown, iowa. weevil take you there live about 3:00 eastern live on c-span. welcome a scholar at the american enterprise institute. overal government spending $4.5 trillion, taking in revenue of $3.5 trillion. billion, next year approaching $1 trillion in one year. that is a shocking number, especially so when the economy is strong and unemployment is low. we have reached a point where deficits are at about the place they were at the height of the great recession in 2008 and 2009. we have done that without those kinds of fiscal pressures for dealing with a great recession. it is a function of letting spending go without getting it under control. the national debt has exceeded $23 trillion. how much money is that? guest: it is hard to get your head around that number. there are different ways of thinking about what counts is the national debt. some people will say we are approaching 20 trillion dollars because they do not count debt the government owns itself. we are at unprecedented places in terms

in your opinion, where does andrew yang sit in comparison to those? >> well, i think that we need to have 21st century solutions for 21st century problems, not solutions that have not worked in the past. unfortunately, some of the candidates in the field seem like they're reaching backwards for solutions to today's problems and they don't seem to have a sharp understanding of how technology is transforming our way of life and particularly the decimation of millions of manufacturing jobs in the midwest that led to donald trump's victory in 2016. >> andrew yang, we appreciate you being with us. thanks so much for being here. people listen to what you said about ad prices because you're absolutely right. that will be the immediate proximate effect of michael bloomberg entering the race. >> that's the biggest impact we're looking at, john. see you soon. >> i also like the point he made that michael bloomberg didn't become a billionaire by turning away $1,000. what would he do with that? >> when they're on the debate stage, that's a question i'd ask andrew

kennedy: he grew up playing dand d, yang, part of the yang gang. question 4.hich candidate used to work at a cattle ranch? tom steyer, amy klobuchar or pete buttigieg? it is a close game. you are all correct. juan. tom steyer spent summers hiking in the adirondacks and working on a cattle ranch in nevada. he still wealth shames people. what a hypocrite. ready? feeling good, strong, ramma llama ding dong. which candidate celebrity donors include? john stamos is it bernie sanders, elizabeth warren or mayor pete. answer is mayor pete. all of these people as fans. his list of celebrity donors extensive, jennifera kno anisto, mandy give me more. >> and which toil hillary told y clinton that her 2016 campaign lacked joy, tulsi gabbard, joe biden or duvall patrick? dave said biden. alex said tulsi, david and juan gets it right. he told "vanity fair," i never got a sense there was joy in her campaign. >> he makes a good point but what tulsi says was better, queen of war mongering. >> have you an issue. >> yes, i am anti-war. >> no with her. >> or hillary. kennedy: whi

inclusion at this year's swimming world championships by refusing to share a cody i'm with him yang could miss out on next year's olympics and lose his world titles if the swiss court rules against him on friday. to tennis now as stephan else. has secured a place in the final 2 of the a.t.p. finals in london after a straight sets victory over germany's alexander verify the 21 year old is the 1st greek ever to compete at this tournament the 1st set $63.00 against a spare if the defending champion 22 year old sara still has a chance to claim the group's final qualifying place on friday so he posts a next match in saturday's semifinals after completing his 6362 victory. this is due to the news these are top stories. the mayor of venice says the city is on its knees after the highest tide in more than 50 years left much of the city flooded damage to its world heritage center is expected to run into hundreds of millions of euros. israel in the militant palestinian group islamic jihad have agreed a ceasefire to end the heaviest fighting in months along the gaza border israel said that des

so to that point, listen to this from democrat andrew yang, who is running for president. is the argument he made to my colleague wolf blitzer last night. >> the fact is donald trump thrives on attention, even negative attention. so the concentration on the impeachment proceedings i don't think is going to work for the democrats, particularly because not a single republican has crossed party lines. >> do you think he has a point? he is saying this could backfire for the party. >> well, we're not doing this for the party. we're doing it for the country. we're not doing it because it's a political poll-tested device. we're doing it because the constitution demands it. that being said, support for impeachment and removal is right about positive 2%. it's stayed there consistently over the last month, but if the party turns its back on the constitution, ignores its responsibility to do everything it can to control this president, then what would happen to our support in the polls? this party has to stand up for the country. >> we do know, at least from "the washington post" rep

. >> yang 2020, everyone gets a thousand-- i love it. andrew yang is so nice i bet we have the best confession speech over. i may not have won the presidency but something more pont, a friend, thank you. now just like in previous debates one of the most awkward moments of the night, came courtesy of the original gas machine when he was talking about the domestic violence. joe biden. >> no man has a right to raise a hand to a woman in anger other than in self-defense and that is rarely ever occurs. and so we have to just change the culture, period. and keep punching at it and punching at it and punching at it, it will be a big-- it will make strks a gigantic issue. (laughter). >> trevor: what are you doing? what are you doing, joe? the only way he can recover from that is if he just stops making bad word choices-- starts making bad word choices his thing, we need to get right to the heart of the drug epidemic i'm thinking deep in the vein of drug problem. and when we do it it going to feel so good. (laughter) so the candidates once again

but it did explain the reasons sun yang and his entourage refused to hand over samples at his home inalid. he talked about the bottle that he smashed containing a vial of his blood, that was done, he said, because the test was void. their argument is this, they say that the correct credentials in the documentation, paperwork, had been handed over, therefore sun yang is guilty of failing to hand over samples and therefore should be punished for anything between two and ten years. the panel will now go away and consider the evidence, and decision will come sometime in the future. alex, thank you. let‘s have a look at some of the other stories around today. alex albon was fastest in first practise for the brazilian grand prix before crashing on slick tyres in a wet tyres in a wet sao paolo. second practise is underway. uefa have been given permission to continue investigating manchester city‘s finances after the court of arbitration found in their favour. uefa‘s financial control body will now hold a hearing on theirfindings. city could face a possible ban from european football. hiberni

margaret yang speaking to me earlier.o hong kong, because we saw yet another weekend of violent clashes in the territory. 0n sunday, five people were injured in a knife attack at the sight of a pro—democracy protest that happened at the city plaza mall. 0ne pro—democracy protest that happened at the city plaza mall. one of the injured was a local counsellor who had his ear partially bitten off by the attack at —— councillor. the city announced last week it plunged into a recession because of the unrest. let's talk trade, because leaders from southeast asia met over the weekend in bangkok, but they failed to sign a deal known as the regional conference of economic partnership, or rcep, which is led by china. they still hope to sign it by china. they still hope to sign it by february 2020, but india appeared not so keen. meanwhile, the us has downgraded its participation by sending commerce secretary wilbur ross. i asked the former us ambassador to singapore if he is concerned that they didn't sign the deal in bangkok. rcep

that's what the yang guy is claiming. in the wake of those poll numbers we just read, other democrats appear to be considering the same thing. even adam schiff may be coming around. watch this. >> do you think president trump should be impeached? >> i want to discuss this with my constituents and my colleagues before i make a final judgment on it. and. >> and you've also said that what you have seen is, quote, far more serious than what nixon did. explain to me how you have not come to the conclusion that the president should be impeached. it sounds like you think he should be impeached. >> i certainly think that the evidence that's been produced overwhelmingly shows serious misconduct by the president. but i do want to hear more from my constituents and i want to hear more from my colleagues. this is not a decision i will be imagine alone. >> tucker: he is not going to make the decision alone. just so you got the decision clear. the man in charge of impeachment in the house, the member you just watched for two full weeks

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andrew yang makes a good point, bloomberg hasn't been in any of the early states. i'm not sure how high his name i.d. is at that point. i'm not sure voters know who he is. all the testing we have is months and months to years old. he does have to introduce himself. you can do that with money, with ads on tv, with digital. yes, they care about having the in-person conversations with him, but there are a lot of people looking at the field that say, look, we started with a huge field and we're still not totally decided. if someone comes in that looks a little different -- where democrats are starting this year, different than any other sielk, they're starting with who can win as opposed to who they can personally identify with. because he has a business background and governed a city, that he has a good chance against trump, democrats may be open to hearing that message. >> tara, you wrote an op-ed back in march. i'll read part of it for our listeners on sirius satellite radio. bloomberg wrote an op-ed. he said in part, some have toll me to win the democratic nominati

one on one, andrew yang joins us live this hour to talk about the battle for iowa, new hampshire and the impeachment probe into president trump. brain deaf. french president emanuel macron warns the alliance is in crisis and says america is showing signs of turn iing its back on s allies. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> cnn breaking news. >> a new transcript with impeachment inquiry testimony by the deputy assistant george kent, carried what he called, i'm quoting now, a campaign of lie lies and testified that the president's special envoy to ukraine, kurt volker, told him he would reach out to giuliani, because he has influence on the president's stance to ukraine. >>> also breaking, house democrats are moving toward wrapping up their investigation of the president in the coming weeks and they're on track right now to file articles of impeachment against mr. trump by christmas. our correspondents and analysts are also standing by. the transcript just released, publicly from george kent next wednesday but we now know what he told lawmakers privately. >> we will h

. >> andrew yang has an interesting approach to one of his competitors. >> andrew yang is helping mariannerace and did that by tweeting out a link to her fundraising page, he posted this saying i love marianne and have learned a lot from her. she has more to say and williamson responded saying i have affection for several of my candidates the generosity of this one is particularly touching. so many on social media loving it. one twitter user reacted saying your one class act. and others that you two together could be an unbelievable ticket. marion williamson needs $1 million more in fund raising money to make the november debate stage. yang is helping do that. >> what a sweetheart, absolutely nice. of florida boy who wants to elect his firefighter dad, holds an adorable mark cpr drill. >> that is what is happening. 3 years old, he recently visited his dad at work, witnessed an emergency call but got upset when he wasn't allowed to help out so his dad put together this mock rescue. look at him. he saves the day and that video has received 1.5 million views on social media. a little hero. to

yang.ennedy: bird poop is polling 5%. >> incredible breaking here. >> true. >> i don't think he will run. >> what is he doing then? kennedy: why isn't hillary clinton doing this, i want her to go big or go home, go big. >> bloomberg wants to be president, he is dipping his toe in water, he wants people to file about him, he is filing in alabama or arkansas but i don't think he does it. kennedy: i don't think so either. >> i think that blankenship has a better chance of being senator than bloomberg of being a democrat nominee, let's say, miracle of miracles, whole field bows out and bloomberg by default is nominated, i don't think he would beat donald trump then. >> no. there is no natural consistency for bloomberg, you will have a really super annoying new york billionaire running against a really super annoying new york billionaire. maybe not have people from the tri-state area. kennedy: it we have one it better became -- camille not offer. >cam ofcamille notoffer. >> still -- not offer. >

and thank you, yang gang.ng in iowa, because this is one of the only places in the entire country where democracy still works. as it is intended. you know this, but i do not know if you realize just how much power is in this room tonight. [cheers and applause] mr. yang: i did the math, iowa. you know how many californians each of you is worth? 1000 californians each. when i look around this arena tonight i do not just see 14,000 iowans, i see 14 million californians. it is a privilege to be back here and address you all. i am a presidential candidate, yes, i'm also a parent and dad. how many of you are parents? my wife, evelyn is here tonight we have two young boys. on thoughts that parents have had and we are afraid to express. our kids are not all right. they are not all right because we have left them a future far -- far darker then the lives we have led as their parents. many thing in me as a business guy. but for the last seven years i've been a nonprofit guy. i started a nonprofit called venture for amer