for elizabeth warren. i think she will make a great candidate for the presidency and i am for her because socialism is really just capitalism for the poor. and she headed up the obama committee to investigate credit card companies, they sent me back $1600. i am a black man, a pro-life democrat and i never made more than $10 an hour. she is in the spirit of teddy roosevelt who called socialist high-minded and honorable citizens. as to her lack of experience on the international stage, i would love to see her pick someone for vice president like general even to gok or maybe west interviewed on c-span. in iowa, you say yes. caller: yes all the way. i am a black 84-year-old mother of 9, married for 63 years and i have run our household and elizabeth warren can do a good job. anybody but trump. host: let's go to florida. good morning to you, caller, your name. constance, is that right? caller: yes, good morning. from cradle-to-grave, many states are to be liberated in the u.s. i cannot vote for elizabeth .arren

a lot of support for elizabeth warren. maybe that's reflective of the support we have seen in the polls and certainly the candidates as you guys have talked about all morning focus their attacks on her. whether it's her unwillingness to say whether she would raise middle class taxes or what are ultimately her medicare for all plan is. guys, back to you. steve: pete, thank you very much. you accurately depicted while that man was very interested in the plight of edith. immigration did not come up last night. ainsley: climate change did not. china, trade. brian: how do diners have 20 pages in their menu. they can make anything. how do they do that? steve: because you should be able to start the day with endless possibilities. ainsley: i heard if you own a restaurant the best one to own is a breakfast restaurant. doesn't cost as much. overhead is lower. but you can't have 20 pages. jillian: i like when diners have pictures of the food. steve: you don't want to read about it. jillian: i just want to look. brian: fluffy pancake

. >>> a tough welcome to front-runner status for elizabeth warren. democratic rivals hoping to knock the massachusetts senator off her perch at a cnn "new york times" debate in ohio. she ties with joe biden for first place in the polls. >> she was given four chances to answer whether her medicare for all proposal would be taxed on the middle clas. >> let me be clear on this. costs will go up for the wealthy, for big corporations, and middle-class families. >> the yes or no question that didn't get a yes or no answer. this is why it's so frustrating. your signature, senator, is to have plan for everything except this. >> at least bernie's being honest in saying how he's going to pay for this and taxes are going to go up. i'm sorry, elizabeth. you have not said that. i think we owe it to the american people to tell them where we're going to send the invoice. >> this was the first debate since the impeachment inquiry launched over president trump pressing ukraine to help find dirt on the bidens. he said the voters should focus on the president's corrupt

. >> i would say elizabeth warren. elizabeth warren. >> tucker: does someone have elizabeth warren's handwriting tattooed on their arm? to the tape we go. >> i love it. you did. britt that's my handwriting wow. >> that must've taken a while. >> kamala harris to her credit looked a little horrified. >> i'm sure security behind her was like, is that spelled correctly? >> tucker: that is exactly right. security is on alert. question two another multiple-choice and this is a weird one. there is a new attraction at the paris zoo. it's called the blob. the blob has no mouth. it can detect food. it has no legs, but it can move across surfaces. it has no stomach but it can digest food. how many genders does it have? a, two genders. b, seven. c, 700. >> i believe it is c. >> tucker: 700. how would you know that? is harris faulkner right? >> it's more than a billion years old. it's apparently slime mold and a pair zoo park. the whole world can see where it is zoo goers can move and expand across services at a rate of about 2 inc

he confronted elizabeth warren. he confronted medicare for all and then he talked about beto o'rourke and guns. here's the exchange. >> you made it clear that you don't know how this is actually going to take weapons off the streets. the problem is the policy. i don't need lessons from you on courage, political or personal. >> that was a slap in the face of every single one of those groups and every survival of an assault. >> he was in a lot of conversations tonight and there is a competition between i think amy klobuchar and pete buttigieg to be the joe biden alternative because there will be a biden lane that i think democrats want to have that option. >> shannon: it will be interesting. we have tulsi gabbard coming up later. the two of them being veterans, they got into it with syria and elsewhere. he covered a number of topics and got drawn into all those conversations tonight. there was also a conversation about marijuana. there was a discussion about bernie being back. >> bret: obviously this is the first time

i would say elizabeth warren. >> harris: elizabeth warren. >> tucker: does someone have elizabeth warren's handwriting tattooed on their arm? to the tape we go. >> sen. warren: oh, dear, lor lord. >> i love it. you did. that's my handwriting wow. [laughs] >> wow. >> that must've taken a while. >> harris: i am down like minus now. >> tucker: kamala harris to her credit looked a little horrified. [laughter] >> harris: security behind her was like "wait, is that --" >> tucker: that is exactly right. security is on alert. question two, another multiple-choice and this is a weird one.w there is a new attraction at the paris zoo. it's called the blob. [laughter] the blob has no mouth. [laughter] it can detect food. it has no legs, but it can move across surfaces. it has no stomach, but it can cdigest food. how many genders does it have? a, two genders. b, seven. c, 700. >> i believe it is c. >> susan: wow. >> tucker: 720. how would you know that? is harris faulkner right? >> it has more than 70 genders, it's more than a billion years old. it's apparently slime mold in a paris zoo park. the whole

what elizabeth warren needs to do in her mission is broadened beyond that. she needs more moderate piece of the democratic party. she needs some of those biden voters, some of the noncollege educated voters in the party to come on board. so i'm not sure that not getting this endorsement is a real blow to warren. >> david, let's talk money. there is new figures out, and joe biden doesn't have that much cash on hand. certainly compared to his rivals. just this morning, we learned he has $9 million on hand. compare that to $33.7 million for bernie sanders. 25.7 for elizabeth warren. what's that about? >> that sanders number. he's just sitting on a pile of money, alisyn. and it is the kind of money that he can continue to raise at that clip. remember, he was the top fund-raiser in the last quarter. and it's all largely small dollar donors. he can go back to those donors again and again. hit them up with a text message. with an email, and they can donate more. joe biden is raising must be in the traditional way. he's taken time off the trail, going to hotel ball

joe biden and elizabeth warren. sure, they'll be flanked by other candidates and this may be the last chance to make an impact, but when you watch those two, there can only be one number one. so how are they going to deal with attacks on them? whom will they target and how? and of course, there aris a lotf news and we have a formal impeachment inquiry and his personal attorney is under crimin criminal investigation with the rough transcript of a call between the president and ukraine's leader where the president asks for a favor and talks about investigating his political rival who, of course, is on the stage, jake. it's a big deal and there are big stake especially in the middle of that stage. >> also the first time that there will be a debate since the president decided to pull troops out of northern syria, but there's a lot to talk about. let's discuss it right now with my team. what are you looking for tonight, nia malika? what is the most important thing for viewers tuning in to keep an eye on? >> a lot of folk

so far elizabeth warren has been their consensus favorite. so after last night, do they still feel that way? let's find out. >> reporter: when we met this group of loyal iowa democratic voters in june, they were all undecided on who they would support in the first in the nation iowa caucuses. we've now been with you for four debates. the first three debates, the consensus winner of each of the debates was elizabeth warren, according to all of you. tonight, who was the consensus winner? we will start with you, ed. >> i'd say warren and klobuchar. >> i thought booker and klobuchar had the best night. >> warren and klobuchar. >> warren. >> booker and warren. >> booker, klobuchar, and buttigieg. >> warren. >> castro, klobuchar, and booker. >> reporter: elizabeth warren got five mentions. >> she's able to respond intelligently with the different attacks and with the ideas that are going on out there. >> sometimes the look on her face was almost like, oh, wait. me this time? but she was able to come back and keep her cool and get her message across

elizabeth warren will continue to surge. there will be conversations about the rest of them, who will be the running mate. i don't think anything huge changed. jillian: thanks for joining us, good to see you. rob: away from politics, she testified on capitol hill and we are learning former ukrainian ambassador may have instructed the monitoring of fox news journalist and trump family members. >> it is illegal to monitor social media postings of american citizens. the spygate scandal may be continuing. rob: we are breaking down judicial watch's investigation into a potential abuse of power. more of that coming up. the squad has spoken. bernie sanders scored the coveted endorsement of these four freshmen congresswomen. ♪ my insurance rates are probably gonna double. but dad, you've got allstate. with accident forgiveness they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. indeed. are you in good hands? kim jong un former ambassador to ukraine and key witness in impeachment probe accused of abusing h

what 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. kennedy: his audience does not want that. >> in third quarter, that

laura: elizabeth warren gets the most attacks in last night's debate. plus, the parents of harry dunn speak to the bbc about the visit to the white house and the bombshell invitation to meet the woman involved ithe fatal crash. >> all of a sudden you are in front of the punsident of the ed states and he is trying to do something and there were things we wanted to do our way.y laura: for those watching onnd pbs and arhe globe, welcome to "world news america." turk's conflict with syria's kus have nothing to do with us, declared president trump today. yetonight vice president mike pence is due to leave for ankara and the mission is to call for a cease-fifi. mr. trump's decision to pull u.s. troops t of syria days ago cleared the way for turkey' assa kurdish forces. our international correspondent orla guerin reports. orla: urban warfare in northn ria. fighters backed by turkey still battling for control of the border town. they are facing fierce resistance from the kurds. women fighting alongside men. it is rare to get a glimpse of this side of the battle

they took aim at senator elizabeth warren. she had to fend off attacks about her cost for medicare for all plan. moderate candidates like pete buttigieg and senator amy klobuchar were most critical of warren. former vice president joe biden offered a defense of his son hunter and stinging criticism for president trump, but the biggest headline for sanders and biden came after the debate. so we'll have complete coverage of the aftermath this morning. >> also this morning significant new reporting in the impeachment investigation. so many revelations from witnesses within the administration that cnn has learned the white house is growing frustrated. here are just a few. a state department official testified he was told to lay low after complaining about rudy giuliani's efforts to undermine u.s. foreign policy in ukraine. that's when acting chief of staff mick mulvaney was overseeing it. he's reportedly a key player in withholding funds from ukraine. >>> new legal jeopardy, centimeter legal jep for rudy giuliani. cnn has learned

she showed a good contrast to elizabeth warren and joe biden. she wa' able to say im the best centerleft or moderate democrat in the field and i can bring everyone together. i think she had a great night. laura: there were 12 candidates on stage. there are more debates to come.? thinning o -- do you see the field thinng out? >> absolutely. alls the candida stage last night have not made the fifth debate. they will not reach the bar when it comes to having supporters they need. i think that last night showed us that the same three front-runners continue to be so. as president biden -- vice president biden, warren and -- laura: bernie sanders! >> absolutely. odsenator klobuchar had a night and kamala harris had a good night. those are the top five we wl see no matter who makes the debate stage next. begins next year. we have new hampshire and iowa. who looks to have the best round game in the states? >> right now elizabeth wharen the best ground game in most of the early battleground states. she has be in iowa for a long time. she has the most vol

than elizabeth warren because they think they can easily take elizabeth warren. >> right, right, now the squad is changing things up. in the old days, it was the moderates would win. if you were just moderate and now seems like the g.o.p. way to the right, the democrats way to the left. so, politics has been-- >> well, prompted-- >> cruz is certainly further to the right than donald trump. >> but nothing is in the middle anymore. nothing is in the middle. neil: the party of donald trump is not the republican party i used to cover, right? and the democratic party of elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, et al is not the democratic party of hubert humphrey. >> very good point. that party headed by bernie sanders or elizabeth warren, could it go on to win in a general election? >> i think it would be very tough for that party to win, but if donald trump continues to make gaffe after gaffe, mistake after mistake, donald trump could lose to an elizabeth warren, not the warren candidacy necessarily, bad pun, trumping the incumbent. neil: you remember what i remember, reading the history books,

and none of them -- >> trolling, elizabeth warren. >> so elizabeth warren bought an ad on facebook with the express intent of facebook taking it down to show that they are hypocritical and they haven't. and it was a way to get into the topic of facebook and big tech and the moderators point blank asked about facebook and none of them answered. they immediately either shifted to anti-trust and technology or to amazon. >> what does that tell you? >> well, everyone very quickly in their head said amazon is the bigger boogeyman. >> it's odd to fight facebook and i literally have this conversation with some young dems and republicans that used to be students of mine in ohio. the love for facebook among sort of older moderate voters is still there. young people think it's all garbage. >> young people are dying for a breakup so they can love instagram and feel good about it. >> pretty much. they're on instagram and they're on snap. but it's not an issue that resonates outside of the chattering class. waern h warren has a list of enemies, but regular people, that's not moving them because they

>> betta was my number three -- before, my number three now it is elizabeth warren. chairwoman waters: what is it up -- it about andrew yang that puts him at the top of your list? ubi, about 2015 is when i first heard. mark zuckerberg mentioned it in speech, and elon musk is a big proponent of ubi. 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.

debates elizabeth warren was really unscathed. she had three greats debates, no one came for her. she is clearly now the front runner because they came for her. it was kind of -- i think she was even surprised. she had those interesting looks on her face like oh, okay, wait, let me get in there. and so i think that's what we saw. that was the big difference from all the four debates thus far. i have to say, joy, i don't think this is going to change anything. i don't think it's going to move any of the at least the top three that we have right now. i don't think that does that. also, 12. 12 people. >> yeah. it's a lot of people. >> that's a lot of people. >> yeah. >> and i think, you know, i think it also does a disservice to the voters because there's so many people on that stage. >> yeah. >> so shs that's ki, that's kint out of the debate tonight. >> let me play a little bit of this. this buttigieg, klobuchar, and sanders going after warren on health care. here it is. >> way to do it without a giant multitrillion dollar hole and

>> it's a clever stunt by elizabeth warren. what is the worst thing i can say about mark zuckerberg? i know. he endorses president trump. highlighting the fact that facebook doesn't enforce any standards in its advertising. anybody can say anything. it is a indefensible policy, local network or tv station doesn't like to be the arbiter of political exaggeration or out right lie but remind us facebook allowed russia propaganda, disinformation and all kinds of otherstuff in its news feed. charles: right. >> but just throwing up his hands when it comes to ads. charles: facebook put out a piece in the newsroom showing two ads, two impeachment ads, one from president trump, one from steyer saying they aired 1000 times. the fcc doesn't want broadcast companies censoring candidates speech either. are they trying to say, they don't want to be in the business of policing what's right and wrong and having to figure out what is fake news and what's real news? >> that is exactly it but goes to the fiction that zuckerberg maintains that fac

they all seem to be going after the new front runner elizabeth warren. >> reporter: elizabeth warren was in the hot seat last night, also joe biden was too. he resumed the title of frontrunner, taking the stage last night. the second question he received was about his son, hunter biden, and his overseas business dealings while his dad was vice president in the white hou. biden brushed off questions about whether or not it was appropriate for his son to sit on a foreign board while he was vp. >> look, my son's statement speaks for itself. i did my job. i never discussed a single thing with my son about anything to do with ukraine. no one indicated i had. we always kept everything separate, even when my son was attorney general, we never discussed anything. >> reporter: elizabeth warren took the number two spot last night. other candidates targeted warren like she was the frontrunner, drilling into her about not being straightforward about how she would pay for the medicare for all plan and whether or not she would raise taxes on the middle class. >> not being vague. tell people what i

warren. >> there's a new front-runner in town and it is elizabeth warren. it was obvious from the start of the debate she's the center of the attention. it wasn't just joe biden taking heat. most of the attention was on elizabeth warren. >> your signature, senator, is to have a plan for everything except this. >> reporter: her rivals pressed her of hough she would pay for her dramatic overhaul of the health care system. >> medicare for all is the gold standa standard. >> reporter: warren and bernie sanders advocate medicare for all, doing away with private health insurance and having government health insurance. >> the costs will not go up for families and i will not sign a bill into la that raises their costs. costs are what people care about. >> i don't think the american people are wrong when they say that what they want is a choice. >> reporter: sanders has made it clear he would raise taxes to pay for this huge new entitlement. warren has not said how she'd pay for it. >> i think we owe it to the american people to tell them where we're going to send t

battle escalating between elizabeth warren and mark zuckerberg. running an ad on facebook, that falsely claims the facebook ceo endorsed president trump for re-election. an intentional law to draw attention to facebook's to exempt fact-checking policy for advertisements. adam is back with us. why doesn't facebook ban political advertisements on its site? it is not a big revenue. >> it can't dieddecide what it is like we are or broadcaster like my magazine or complicated internet company sits between free speech and money making. it is serious money, even not a large part of their revenue and they want it but they can't decide who they are. lauren: elizabeth warren, mike, is saying that facebook continues to put profits ahead of making the right decisions and what is best interest of the public. that seems to be part of her campaign as she runs for presidency. do you think she is right here? >> i think regulation is coming for facebook. elizabeth warren had basically argued for greater government role in almost every aspect of our lives. but the br

that kind of posturing is central to elizabeth warren's campaign. she's happy to tell you and often does that you're worth less oror you're worth more basd on how you were born. unfortunately that works right now in the democratic party. one thing elizabeth warren is not willing to say is how much a single-parent government health care plan will cost. trillions of dollars, nobodydy disputesw that. as a mathematical matter, there's no way to raise that kind of money without hiking taxes on the middle class. simple arithmetic. and yet for some reason, warren refuses to admit it. watch. >> you have not specified how you're going to pay for the most expensive plan, medicare for all. will you raise taxes on the middle class to pay for it, yes or no? >> i've made clear what my principles are. that is, costs will go up for the wealthy and for big corporations. and for hardworking middle-class families, costs will go down. >> mayor buttigieg, you say senator warren has been "evasive" about. how she's going to pay for medicare for all. what's your response?

to your point that you just raised about elizabeth warren, look it, let's face facts, elizabeth warren is a star. she is a star on the debate stage. she's been a star during this campaign, but you have to wonder the emotional reaction of people watching that exchange in which, if you noted, she never once looked at vice president biden after he said correctly that he helped garner votes for the consumer protection bureau on the floor of the senate, which he did. she never once looked at him, and then to use your phrase, joe, was there a smallness aspect to her that people will notice, that will register with people? when she not only looks at him, but clearly says deliberately i would like to thank, slight pause, president obama. not both of them, not obama and biden, not both of them. i would like to thank, slight pause, president obama. >>> still ahead, we've got two more presidential candidates on deck, snoring kamala harris and amy klobuchar. join the conversation, we're back in a moment. conversation,e back in a moment my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood

>> elizabeth warren is rising in the polls. she was at the center of the scrutiny in all the debate last week. but talking to voters, warren supporters are warren supporters. they like her health care plan. but the question is undecided voters. there are so many voters here in iowa and new hampshire, other early states, who are still trying to sort through all this and see what is possible. of course, the top objective for democrats is to find the most electable candidate. elizabeth warren, no question, has to resolve this. she said through her advisers last week after the debate that she would be studying and reviewing the possible ways to pay for medicare for all. we'll see if she talks about that here today. she has not yet talked about that specifically. she'll likely be asked about it, though. health care is such a front and center issue. but she is really taking it from all sides. one interesting thing about the rise of elizabeth warren, it has created a big opening for a lot of the moderate candidates, if you will. amy k

but they might go after elizabeth warren. they might just see what happens with joe biden and whether there's anything sticking on these charges. what do you think? >> yeah, absolutely. i think people will be going after elizabeth warren, because she's gaining so much momentum both in terms of fund-raising and just in terms of news coverage, popularity in the polls and that sort of thing. bernie has already started going after her, calling her a capitalist recently which is an insult. i take it as a compliment but he meant it as an insult. i think going after biden perhaps, but it seems like elizabeth warren is the one to take down right now. not joe biden. a and you brought up kamala harris. she needs to have another great moment. andrew yang is -- has out-fund raised her in the third quarter. when things started, people were saying she might have frontrunner potential. when things started for him, people were saying who. neil: tulsi gabbard was on again, off again going into this debate, she took kamala harris down talking

my view is that we are blessed to have both bernie and elizabeth warren running this time. together they have defined the issues that have dominated the conversation in the democratic primaries, and they widened the left lane of american politics. it's also lovely to watch the two of them in the way they have each other's backs. that's what i was writing about, we can expect that to continue, and we can hope that continues for some time to come. it's true that only one of them can win in new hampshire, the neighboring state to each of them. and only one of them is going to win the iowa caucuses. and i think when we get closer to those points, the beginning of the year, people will have to decide which of them they prefer. but i think there are plenty of people, particularly among progressives who think both are fabulous. host: explain widening the left lane, how have they been able to do that? what do they accomplish by being on the same page? back tof you think 2016, when bernie sanders would stand up and say it's a disgrace that america is the only industrialized country

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elizabeth warren has surged in the polls. joe biden and his son have become targets of the trump administration. bernie sanders had heart attack. last week pete buttigieg snuck into his first r-rated movie. ( laughter ) by far, the biggest development has been the impeachment inquiry into president donald trump. that was the first topic. >> i don't think this impeachment process is going to take long because i know a confession when i see it as a former prosecutor. >> this president had obstructed justice. >> this president on three occasions has invited foreign governments and heads of governments to get engage in trying to alter our election. >> we have to impeach this president. he lied to investigators, obstructed justice, fired james comey head of the f.b.i., tried to fire mueller. >> the president ten years or 100 years from now will look back at this moment and true the conclusion either that no one is above the law or that a president can get away with anything. >> trevor: i hear what you're saying but, the way the pl

elizabeth warren question by mark lacey of the u.s. times, he tried three times to get an answer on the cost of the medicare for all program. let's take a look. >> you've not specified how you're going to pay for the most expensive plan, medicare for all. will you raise taxes on the middle class for -- to pay for it, yes or no? >> i have made clear what my principles are here and that is cost will go up for the wealthy and for big corporations. >> she ducted again. the moderators today fine job, but they packed a less punched on the nationals on their way to the world series. the reason this debate is not getting as much attention, impeachment has frozen the race. if amy klobuchar had a good moment, if beto gets at it with buttigieg, there was lot less attention. i think -- they may have had some good moments, i think that this was a good debate, only if your name was joe or elizabeth. the focus is on the two front runners. the race is frozen. >> shannon: we will see who is left for the next round, november 20th and georgia. thank you

i think elizabeth warren is obviously on the ascendency. the "qunnipiac poll" from september 25th confirming that her standing ahead of former vice president biden in iowa. she has the excitement edge. democratic primary voters are really excited about elizabeth warren. that is important. it counts for something. of course too, looking at democrat who are going to vote in the primaries they want candidates with big ideas, even if those ideas don't necessarily translate into policy. there again i think smart -- senator warren has an edge. agree with you, she is one to watch. she is helping define the conversations whether debates on income inequality or now big tech. charles: to that point i want to bring up a tweet, almost seconds after this tape was leaked if you will, put out by the verge, since then mark zuckerberg acknowledged it, she put this tweet out. what would really suck is if we don't fix a corrupt system that lets giant companies like facebook engage in illegal anti-competitive practices stomp on consumer privacy rights and repe

any decline for bernie sanders helps elizabeth warren. we seen in "the des moines register" poll, the caucus goers went forward bernie sanders in 2016, 32% are supporting elizabeth warren right now versus 25% for bernie sanders. she has already been even with bernie sanders in good health and the race, she's already been siphoning off his supporters in both iowa and new hampshire. >> tucker: i think it's -- again, not being mean. >> of course. >> tucker: it's over. lisa boothe, thank you for joining us tonight. well, beto o'rourke is never going to be president of the united states. whatever problems, it's still a basically decent country. it still doesn't mean he won't hang around and annoy normal people forever, he already has had an effect. he's fortes party to go away laughed, we laughed, on firearms. joe biden has already promised to seize guns from law-abiding americans, basically. >> to gun owners out there who say, a biden administration means they are going to come to my guns, that's right if you have an assault weapons. they sho

i think this is a nightmare for elizabeth warren. this idea she can just -- susan collins had a great line because she was one of the people she's been there. she goes it's real work. you got to sit there six days a week. this throws a real wrench into iowa. >> it will take her off the campaign trail. it will take bernie sanders, kamala harris, all these senators off the campaign trail kind of at a critical moment. iowa voters want to see you there. new hampshire voters want to see you there. >> i think it depends when the actual trial is taking place. certainly, to clarify what i said earlier, if the trial is taking place during iowa caucuses, that is not an ideal situation. >> it will likely be january. assuming the house gets it done between thanksgiving and christmas, it's going to have to be january. >> maybe they'll skip the recess. >> i think from a messaging component, impeachment running into 2020 is not a problem for democrats, especially if they're having problems with getting behind one candidate. but the logistics of it

elizabeth warren is more of a capitalist than he is, he is dead wrong. every time each of them says the word free, that is a tax increase. and here's the other part that you alluded to in the opening, they want to add an additional tax on wealth, not just a taxes that you are entitled to pay under the current internal revenue code but they want to add an additional tax on wealth. the other thing that they fail to realize, both of these socialists, and only difference between the two is the degree. but they're both socialists. neither one of them are anywhere near being a capitalist. they failed to understand and underscores the fact that there isn't enough tax on wealth to pay for all of their free stuff. period. charles: i get the sense they probably both know that. to sell it for public consumption, it is so much easier to point fingers as those evil rich so-and-sos, who won't share the wealth. politics of envy itself hasn't been new. i don't know if in my lifetime i seen it to this degree. >> this is class warfare at its highest. every time one of the

elizabeth warren, who is highly whenfied in some cases, professorial. i'm sure her points came across blah becauseblah she was not thinking and simple marketing terms. issue, she was pretty specific on her wealth tax. she zeroed in on that. and interestingly, got a lot of pushback from andrew yang, who pointed to the fact that european governments have tried a wealth tax and little by little, each of them or most of them have repealed that wealth tax. could you talk about the wealth tax? one, is a viable or is it even constitutional? it is constitutional. the original tax in this country was a national property tax. the problem is, very, very wealthy people don't have their wealth in easily measured forms like stock portfolios. so lots of people will be able to easilily evade a wealth tax. the idea that we are not properly taxing people at the top is absolutely spotot on correct. so one of the first things the democrats should have been saying i is, when you u die, w'e not going to l let you give away your entire fortune to your favorite charity and pay

elizabeth warren. she's going to need to say how a government takeover of the education system, of the healthcare system, how a redistribution of wealth is a good idea. nobody is talking about or paying attention to it but they will and we will assign a number per household per person on this we creation of what the american economy looks like in her view and i find it hard to believe that people are going to support it. >> you mention macomb county. let's think on this for for a e when you talk but realigning the electorate. macomb county is home to the fabled reagan democrats were written about in the '80s by the democratic pollster. i grew up next door and it's interesting talk but fighting the last war. macomb county is no longer the bellwether of michigan. macomb county except for this next election would want our loss. it will be an open county. in those counties that's where you have these two congressional districts glcm the 11th and the eightht in michigan by two young democratic candidates wh

talk to us how we got here with this fight between facebook and elizabeth warren. sarah: we are looking at this fight about what impact facebook has on the election. facebook has an algorithm that suddenly can manipulate what we see in their feed. they have these rules that they apply about what can come down. warren is calling them out by saying by taking no action, they are actually taking action. the funniest thing was facebook responded to this by tweeting sayinginst warren and the fcc does not want broadcasters to discriminate on candidates' ads, so we don't want to either. warren clapped back and said you are making my point. you are not regulated. taylor: we have the tweet showing the fcc, basically what elizabeth warren is saying, you are making my point. is up to you whether you take the money to promote lies. again, sort of making her point, if you will. sarah: absolutely. what i think what this shows us is the election is going to be about facebook -- the discussion about the election as much easier to run against facebook than the opposing candidate bec

paul: not even elizabeth warren? elizabeth warren is making corruption part of her big theme. whether or not joe biden did the right thing in ukraine, there's no question that hon tear biden's -- hunter biden's behavior was swampy behavior. he was slip streaming behind his father to do business deals. there's no question of what he was doing. that's what warren is campaigning against. >> she doesn't need to make that case at this point. she is rising in the polls. she's up about 10 points with moderates and she's up about 10 points with black voters. neither of which are her natural constituencies. i think she feels like she can leave that to the other candidates. this is going to be the biggest presidential debate stage in history, i believe. there are four guys who are not qualified yet for the november debate. they're looking for a way to break through and elizabeth warren can let them take those shots. paul: does anybody take a shot at warren? >> i doubt it. paul: just a free ride? she's now equal -- >> they all have target voters out there. they're not trying to target el

>> elizabeth warren was the winner because she seemed to be the leader. this is the first debate after joe biden was no longer the front runner. in may he had a 27 point lee. now it is gone. elizabeth warren is leading and she was the target because everybody could tell she has the momentum. heather: we have a soundbite from the person you think was the winner tonight. we will play that and get your reaction. >> people need together hands off of women's bodies and let women make the decisions about their own lives. >> i don't think she was the winner of the debate over all but that was a breakout moment for her. a lot of people thought it was awesome that she was bringing up women and reproductive rights and she talked about her brother, a lot of us like me could picture our moms clipping coupons. shannon: these primary dbase there hasn't been a lot of discussion about abortion. planned parenthood earlier today or pro-choice groups wanted these candidates to talk about it. tell us now your decision for a loser tonight. >> it was tulsi gabbard. she was goi

elizabeth warren demands total control of it immediately. if it becomes law, it would amount to the largest expansion of the federal government since the second world war by far. so, it's worth asking how this would work and who would pay for it. elizabeth warren has been asked that question many times, and every time, she has refused to answer. >> reporter: will he raise taxes on the middle class to pay for it, yes or no? >> sen. warren: the cost will go up for the wealthy and for big corporations, and for hardworking middle-class families costs will go down. hardworking middle-class families are going to see the costs go down. >> will the taxes go up? >> sen. warren: i listen to the answers if you times before. >> will middle-class taxes go up, will private insurance be eliminated? >> sen. warren: what families have to deal with is cost, total costs. how much are your costs going to go down? >> reporter: i have a different question, how much of the taxes are going up? >> sen. warren: it's how much families are paying -- reporter mike i kno

and elizabeth warren had a lot of momentum. i think probably she has run a really strong campaign, but also bernie's health had an issue, so i think when he got on the debate stage, he kind of -- i think everyone realized he is healthy to go back on the campaign. 40% is in the moderate lane, and that seems to be led by joe biden, and certainly mayor pete's had good momentum. 20%'s not sure which way to go. i think this has been since the beginning, and for us as a party, my biggest nervousness is that very different than years past where 2008 we had three candidates, obama, edwards and clinton. 2016 we had clinton and bernie. and now we're in a situation we could be talking, you and i, in july and we're still in a primary season. gerry: i detect though and have detect over the last few weeks growing concern among -- forgive me for putting it like this -- establishment democrats, some might even say yourself, wall street, centrists, if you like, about elizabeth warren in particular, warren is and sanders lane, as you talk about.

elizabeth lawrence pitch is different. -- elizabeth warren's pitch is different. she says expanding the safety net will connect with pocketbook issues and re-create the map. in other words, inspire voters who do not ordinarily vote but are attracted to her message of taking on corruption and flipping the table on the ways politics work. david: we turn now to our political analyst, political science professor at iona college in new york and the spokesman for the heritage foundation. genevieve, let's start with you. two different routes. elizabeth warren may be going more directly at president trump's message, pages affectation with the establishment. you have been treated badly. would this be a more difficult challenge for president trump? >> she is a new challenge for the president. she reaches a different audience than joe biden. the idea that he will re-create the obama lineup, that was the plan for hillary. it did not work out. obama was able to bring coalition voters together but i don't know that another candidate can do the same thing. joe biden in particula

well, elizabeth warren herself, as we can see in this video here is refuting elizabeth warren's own story. check this out. >> i was visibly pregnant. the principal did what principals did in those days, wished me luck and hired someone else for the job. wished me luck and hire someone else for the job. wished me luck and hire someone else for the job. >> well, that's not exactly what elizabeth warren said in 2007 when she was interviewing at california berkeley and said she left the job. here's your trophy for fraud of the week. it was the same trophy for best actor last week for adam schiff. [overlapping talking]. >> tucker: her news story is contradicted by her previous accounts. has she squared the two? >> no, she is doubling down. well, i told this story a few times. and even worse the media is running to the fence. the "washington post" and others are running stories, listen, pregnant women were fired in the '70s for being pregnant. no doubt that happened, but that doesn't happen to elizabeth warren. just like there were actual american indians but elizabeth warren is not wont of the

and elizabeth warren had a lot of momentum. i think probably she has run a really strong campaign, but also bernie's health had an issue, so i think when he got on the debate stage, he kind of -- i think everyone realized he is healthy to go back on the campaign. 40% is in the moderate lane, and that seems to be led by joe biden, and certainly mayor pete's had good momentum. 20%'s not sure which way to go. i think this has been since the beginning, and for us as a party, my biggest nervousness is that very different than years past where 2008 we had three candidates, obama, edwards and clinton. 2016 we had clinton and bernie. and now we're in a situation we could be talking, you and i, in july and we're still in a primary season. gerry: i detect though and have detect over the last few weeks growing concern among -- forgive me for putting it like this -- establishment democrats, some might even say yourself, wall street, centrists, if you like, about elizabeth warren in particular, warren is and sanders lane, as you talk about.