you just heard from montana governor steve bullock. now it's mayor bill de blasio's turn. de blasio is the two-term mayor right here in new york city. he's running on his progressive record saying he's already delivered bold change for new yorkers. tonight he'll take questions from democrats and independents who say they plan to participate in the democratic primaries and caucuses. please give a warm welcome to mayor bill de blasio. [ applause ] mayor, great to have you here. so nice to see you. okay. let's just get the elephant in the room out of the way. you are really tall. >> yeah. we have a height differential. >> just little bit. i think you're more than a foot taller than me officially. >> but we're all

>> it's bullock. >> stephen: sorry. bullock. tied with all in the polls, seven more steve bullocks. governors bullock, thank you all for having here. >> thanks for having me. >> stephen: my first question is for governor bullock -- sorry, fourth bullock from the left, you there in the striped tie. you didn't qualify for the debates, weren't breaking through in the polls, how do you make the case voters should take you seriously. >> i'm on the only democrat running for president that won in a red state. we've been able to get big, bold progressive things done. if we want to beat donald trump, we need to win back some of the places that we lost in the past and also give people a reason to believe that both the political system and our democracy will work for them. i am that candidate. >> stephen: thank you, governor. bullock number 7, care to respond? >> i agree with everything that governor bullock just said. >> he just said my name, so i believe i have ten seconds to respond. >> stephen: in a moment, sir. but first, we have a comment from-- uh-- you in the middle the center bullock.

and so what would change with president steve bullock? >> i mean as president i wouldn't make my case just in washington, d.c., i'd make it to america. i'd spend as much time in kentucky as you would in d.c. because once folks in kentucky and other states red and blue turn around and say enoughs enough. >> reporter: after this week's mass shootings president trump blamed mental health issues and video games. >> it's the nra's talking point. it's not how do we actually get to solutions. >> reporter: what if you don't become the nominee? have you thought that far ahead? >> no, i haven't. my plan was honestly to finish up serving as governor in 2020 and be done. and it was the 2016 election, and what's happening to the country that i said all right, if i have something to contribute to this, it's worth doing. >> reporter: steve bullock seems like someone who likes to be at the helm. he says he's willing to give up this majestic montana landscape to steer the country on the right course. >> beautiful landscape to be sure. alisyn camerota goin

steve bullock got the memo. what we mean by this is the culture of this community. take a company we all know, goldman sachs. think of the typical goldman employee. you probably think that. master of the universe investment banker at central casting. what does it look more like this? goldman, this is an old article. actually 30% now, computer geeks. is it an investment bank or a software company? it is both and the new ceo is wearing a tie at a conference but this is how he moonlights, he has that sensibility that is needed for this digital workforce. of final point, make it open to diverse city. my industry has problems. tech is not diverse enough. it is overrepresented by men. we would love to say lots of minority representation but there's lots of asians, mostly men, a lot of chinese, a lot of indians which is fantastic but greatly underrepresented by the african-american community and this needs to change. i live in new york city. earlier this year we had the issue with amazon headquarters 2 and that blue up. a lot of folks, one of my friends said this was new y

montana governor steve bullock takes the stage at 6:00 p.m. followed by new york city mayor bill de blasio at 7:00. it comes days before the deadline to qualify for the third democratic debate. neither de blasio nor bulliock have made the cut so far. joining me, jess mcintosh. and basal, former executive director of the new york state democratic party. good to see you both. >> good to be here. >> thanks. >> in our latest cnn poll voters were asked to name up to three candidates besides their current choice for the nomination they that wanted to hear more about and it was bill de blasio who got 2%, steve bullock who got 1%, so, jess, what do these candidates need to say tonight to grab attention? >> well, you know, honestly, i'm not sure there is a ton that bill de blasio can do tonight. he got a lot of airtime on the debates that he was able to be on stage in. i think he showed people who he was and what he was about and people maybe didn't react as positively to that as he would like. steve bullock on the other hand, i think is one of the can

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governor steve bullock, of montana, is a 2020 presidential candidate. and msnbc is teaming up with georgetown university and our daily planet, an independent environmental news organization september 19th and 20th. chris hayes and i will host and moderate a two-day climate forum with the 2020 presidential candidates. >>> president trump has just tweeted. he says we are winning big time against china. companies and jobs are fleeing. prices to have to us have not gone up and in some cases have come down. china is not our problem, though hong kong is not helping. our problem is with the fed. raise too much and too fast. now too slow to cut. spread is way too much as other countries say thank you to clueless jay powell and the federal reserve. germany and many others are playing the game. crazy inverted yield curve. we should be easily reaping big rewards and gains but the fed is holding us back. we will win. wow! that's a lot. the dow is off 745 points. 2.83%. i'm going to put a crack team on interpreting that tweet and i'll tell you about it on the other

about more information steve bullock, go to stevebullock.com. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> between opioids and suicides, we have a lowering life expectancy across the country. how are you going to address that differently? governor bullock : let -- governor bullock: let's talk about how we did it in montana. expansion of medicaid allowed for 40,000 people, 30,000 people in mental health treatment. we have taken targeted money and evidence-based programs. it specifically targets american indian reservations, which are that much more challenge. -- that much more challenging. you have to build up resiliency at an early age and not think you can solve it along the way. most folks who commit suicide have gone to a primary care doctor within four-day -- within 40 days. the doctor is there to treat your physical health, not if you have a broken soul. we have implemented a program an algo

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joining me is steve bullock. good to see you. >> good to be here, chris. >> one of your newspapers says your chances of qualifying for the next debate are slim. if you don't meet the donor or polling standards. what is your way forward? >> i think your point is exactly correct, chris. still 160 days from voters first expressing any opinion. we for get john kerry 30 days out from iowa was polling at 4%. even below al sharpton. the dnc debate rules has turned this into "the hunger games." this is all about getting donors. we have a long way to go before voters express their opinion. >> that is true. you still have to get name recognition and producing in the polls. you still have to have money to have a campaign organization to hope to have a place of winning in iowa and north carolina. i'm trying to figure out what is the path forward. without the debate stage, it makes it exponentially harder. >> the rules do make it harder. if you think the republican party with 1% threshold all the way into 2016. i do still bel

steve bullock got 1%. what do these candidates need to potentially say tonight to get voters' attention? >> well, what we'll see tonight is two interesting visions for the democratic party. you'll hear someone from a more urban area, of course, bill de blasio, the mayor of where i'm sitting in new york city and, of course, steve bullock from montana. they need to have a moment. d they need for it to go viral and have a possibility if that does happen to actually make the fourth round of the debates in october because for the reason of how this has all worked out is that there's a possibility that more people will be in the october debates than the september debates. >> got it. mark preston, thanks so much. >> take care. >> of course, catch tonight's back to back live presidential town halls. montana governor steve bullock takes the stage first at 6:00 p.m. then new york city mayor bill de blasio at 7:00 p.m. it's all happening live tonight only on cnn. there's brushing and there's oral-b power brushing. or

steve bullock joins me now. thanks to much for being with us. >> good to be with you, anderson. >> the president is talking about meaningful background checks. after parkland he talked about raising the age for someone to buy a long gun and strong background checks. and nothing happened. >> back to within two weeks of parkland he had the governors at the white house. he said to us almost taunting you shouldn't be afraid of the nra. it's time to take action. i have lowered the flags seven times. since then. i'm a gun owner. the vast majority of gun owners and nra members universal background checks we should do everything we can to make sure the guns don't end up in the wrong hands. >> you used to be against background checks. when did you change? >> a public health issue. not a political issue. when i was growing up the nra was a gun safety. hunting sporting organization. it's a political organization now. as i have continued to be lowering flags as we have seen what's happening, steps like universal background

that still hasn't launched steve bullock into the top tier. he started to question the dnc approach to this primary. i have him here with me. governor, thank you so much -- >> governor bullock: it's going to be with you. >> dana: you have this lane all to yourself or you are the only one running that won statewide in 2016 and now since governor hickenlooper decided to get out of the presidential race, you're the only western governor there. even with those distinctions, you're having a difficult time breaking through. what you think is going on? >> governor bullock: i think we are still about six months -- >> dana: 24 weeks. >> governor bullock: 24 weeks? and i did get a note little bit later than everyone but what i've seen on the debate stage and out in the field -- just got back from hampshire, was in i will be before -- people want to make sure that we can won back places that we lost, michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania. it also governs with the majority republican legislature. they want government to actually get stuff done. so from outsid

bullock. >> steve: yeah from the bullock from the bullock >> jimmy: i'm still steve from the bullock. >> steve: yeah and he's got a bunch of rocks. >> jimmy: some - [ light laughter ] some news from overseas. there are rumors that prince harry and meghan markle have banned their neighbors from talking to them >> steve: ooh. [ audienloweoh to say "good morning." >> steve: oh >> jimmy: right now you're thinking that's rude, but you're also a little jealous [ light laughter ] check this out i heard that soon teslas will be able to stream netflix on the car's center display [ scattered cheers ] it's all part of tesla's plan to cut down on emissions and pedestrians. >> steve: oh [ laughter ] >> jimmy: here's some good news from washington. democrats and republicans just worked together to pass a bill that would block robocalls i think it's the one thing - [ cheers and applause it's the one thing we can agree on, robocalls are the worst. >> steve: you know what, it's funny, because i never get robocalls. >> jimmy: you're one of the lucky ones, because they can be pretty awful [ phone vibra

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democratic presidential candidate steve bullock will weigh in. >>> and why is president trump so interested in possibly freeing disgraced illinois governor rod blagojevich? i have a theory. >>> welcome to thursday. it's "mtp daily." i am chuck todd here in washington. divisive may be the best way to sum up president trump's trips to dayton and el paso after the mass shootings this weekend, "the new york times" called it, quote, a trump. "the washington post" writes on a day when president trump vowed to tone down his rhetoric and help the country heal, he did the opposite. but you know who's not divide right now? the democratic 2020 field. the president's divisiveness is actually uniting his democratic opponents. one week ago, was democratic divisions that were front and center 24 hours after a combative debate highlighted just how willing the democrats were to go after one another and barack obama even. the gloves were off. exactly one week ago i said we have entered a new phase, hand to hand political combat. well now it seems like democrats are back to holding hands. they're united in th

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believe it or not, one of us is governor steve bullock running for president. can you guess which one? is it you? >> i'm steve bullock, the governor of montana. >> nice to meet you. >> what's your name. >> stew scott. >> i'm gregory whytman. i'm also running for president. can i ask you real quick which of the two of us you were most impressed with in the last debate? >> what a great question. i think it was a tie. >> that's very kind of you. >> stephen: it was time to hit the state fair and give iowa voters whyten tman's campaign message-- whatever that is. >> what is your main reason why i should vote for you, for president? >> you know, if i'm really honest, my driving force is to make... denise dibilbus, who wouldn't go to senior prom with me, regress that decision. >> okay, that doesn't make meantime to vote for you. >> well, if i'm president, she's going to regret that decision, don't you think? >> but that doesn't make meantime to vote for you. >> that's, i need more. you don't even know denise. >> no. >> thank you for agreeing to ride this thing with me

candidates including steve bullock and former vice president joe biden. there are five candidates speaking at the state fair and tomorrow there will be eight. we will have all of it live on c-span. some news on our speaker coming up, businessman andrew yang has qualified for the abc debate. nine candidates have reached the threshold so far, getting 2% of the polls and the donor threshold to qualify for the debate in houston, texas. the iowa state fair dates back to the 1850's and over one million people are expected to attend. it is famous for corndogs and everything fried. here are the sights and sounds from the fairgrounds. andrew yang will speak for about 20 minutes and then take some questions live on c-span.

if steve bullock joins the governor exodus from the presidential race we see with jay inslee and john hickenlooper and decides to run for senate in montana, democrats believe that would put montana in play. in those other three states, iowa, texas, and north carolina, you do have, you know, potentially competitive races. it's hard to imagine democrats winning them if they don't also win the state presidentially. >> well, steve bullock told me when we were doing the piece with him out in montana that he's not interested in running for the senate. he says specifically that there were other people who were talented and could do it. and he was going to step aside. but your math suggests that if he entire equation hinges on monday, maybe that would change. >> if only there were a town hall meeting. if only there were a setting where you could ask steve bullock again these questions. >> i wish there were. oh, well. >> sunday night right here on cnn. >> just kidding. 6:00 p.m. east coast time. >> i was going to say real quick, it's a reasonable question to ask him what is the balance between

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montana governor steve bullock who won a red state that president trump also won in 2016. hillary vaughn speaking with the governor one on one. she joins us live from the fairgrounds. >> reporter: former vice president joe biden speaking behind me. on his way to the stage i asked him if he thinks iowa will be the third time is the charm for him? he said he feels good about the state of iowa and his chances, but really, it's up to iowa voters. he's on the soap box now making his pitch for the third time at the iowa state fair. earlier today governor steve bullock of montana was the first candidate to step on the soap box and give iowans a first look at the 2020 field. i played skee ball with the governor and talked to him about what his message is. he tells me progressive policies like the green new deal and medicare for all showed that really candidates in washington, d.c. are out of touch with everyday americans. that's where he's seen an edge for himself as governor of a state that went to trump in 2016. >> get out of the twitter verse and actually talk to people. i'm no

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steve bullock joins me now from iowa. mr. governor, welcome to "politicsnation.." >> reverend al, i can think of no better place to be on a saturday night. thanks for having me. >> thank you. first of all, how are you being received in iowa. >> yeah, it's been great. i mean, this trip i'm doing, the state house to the white house tour, you have 30 counties almost in iowa that went obama, obama, trump. we have 22 states now there are completely controlled by republicans at their state houses. so to me we got to make sure the democrats can compete everywhere. if we're not only going to win this election but get these state houses back. >> now, you have criticized the dnc rules that have been put forward in terms of qualifying to be in the debates. explain. >> yeah. i think at the end of the day, right how we take a big field and win know it down, it isn't dnc debate rules. it ought to be about the voters and those expressing a preference. really what they've done, even though the rules have been well-intentioned, chasing 130,00

montana governor steve bullock followed by former vice wesident joe biden feared also have former hud secretary julian castro and saturday, we are live it's an :00 a.m. east and with governor jay inslee, senator kamala harris, senator hoeven klobuchar, senator kirsten gillibrand, former colorado governor john hickenlooper, senator elizabeth warren, and senator cory booker. the 2020 presidential candidates live at the iowa state fair starting thursday on c-span, watch any time online at fromn.org, or listen live wherever you are come on the go, using the free c-span radio app. host: today, we are joined by mark leon goldberg from denver , colorado who has a podcast that focuses on undercover global issues and trends of the day. mark goldberg, explain what you mean by undercover issues and . how do you find them. guest: these are ideas or trends or events or sometimes even individuals that exist around the world who are doing interesting things, who are of global consequence, but do not typically get the kind of in-depth analysis and coverage from our conventional media outlets. so what

the program includes amy klobuchar, steve bullock, pete buttigieg and bernie sanders. it is just over two hours. ♪ >> hello, good neighbors. it is great to be back here at the wing ding. last time i had 20 minutes and this time, i have 20 candidates. i get to go first. remind me, my first time i was ever in the white house, bill clinton was president and i was a young prosecutor. i had done a lot of work on hate crimes and he invited me to introducedim when he that important bill. as i stood outside, i had never been in there before. i have the president on one side outside the east room. i have janet reno on the other. -- bandtary bland starts playing hail to the chief. i start walking in and i feel this hand on my shoulder and it says i know you're going to do great out there. when they play that song, i usually go first. that was my first time in the white house. it won't be my last. few daysent the last on a 20 county tour. after the tragedies of this weekend, it reinvigorated me. it reinvigorated me as i stood with the flag and i thought to myself, you know what

on the first day of the fair joe biden and steve bullock made their pitch to iowans shaking hands and giving speeches at the soapbox. take a listen to what they have to say. >> there are so many opportunities we have to change things in this country. >> we can win this by as long as we're not chasing every one of trump's tweets. >> joe biden was asked if president trump was named by elizabeth warren. >> i'm not sure there's much of a distinction from white supremacy. the one time he used the word white supremacy, it was not -- he talked about sleepy. he was awful sleepy in the way in which he talked about it. >> biden's appearance at the state fair comes as a new poll shows biden is still leading in the states with 28% of the state followed by elizabeth warren at 19% whose poll numbers have been rising. >>> arlitt, thanks very much. american tech companies may have to keep waiting to sell to a chinese tech firm again. the white house will reportedly wait on granting huawei licenses as the trade war ramps back up. this comes after china halted the purchase of american agricultural prod

from yesterday, governor steve bullock spoke yesterday, kicking off the week and have estate fair that takes place every year in the greater des moines area. [applause] >> hello iowa. i am not going to tell you that my great-grandparents settled in henry county in 1850 or that my mother was born here. that is not why we gather. we gather for the sake of our nation, and for the sake of the country we are going to pass down to the next generation. we gather to make sure donald trump is a one term president. it is more than that. it is soundly rejecting the behavior he is normalizing. never in my life did i think that i would have a president who gives aid and comfort to our enemies abroad and incites those who fight against decency at home. the statements divide us by race, gender. we expect more out of our preschoolers than the president of the united states. it is more than just that. it is rejecting the crony capitalism he is creating. stager tears down the tonight will pay more in taxes than amazon, chevron, and 60 fortune 500 companies. folks expect more. it is about making wash tea

. >> the former presidential candidate and montana governor, steve bullock, he's still running for president is having a little bit of fun. his campaign launched a web site, isgreenlandforsale.com. are democrats right here to pounce on this as outlandish? >> there are so many things to pounce on as outlandish. where does one even start today? there's actually a real foreign policy point to be made here. the president of the united states is sitting around asking members of his team to look into the legalities of buying greenland. we cannot even secure our own country right now. the territory that donald trump controls. and he's talking about purchasing more territory. like let's focus on controlling what we have. and the presidential candidates should point out that president trump is making foreign policy blunders across the board and spending his time talking about buying greenland rather than, i don't know, sitting down with his advisers and talking about the arctic competition that's under way, what russia and china are doing. let's devote more attention to that and less attention to thi

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montana governor steve bullock got that opportunity. this was his first debate appearance because he didn't make the cut in miami. rolling stone reporting bullock's draw fill debut stole the thunder from more moderates. joining us is steve bullock, governor of montana, democratic candidate for president. thanks for joining us. >> ari, i could think of no place i'd rather be than with you tonight. >> how can i put this, i'm not sure you had another place to be. you finished your debate. we see the beautiful foxx behind you, foxx theater, shout out there. i went to university of michigan and had fond memories there. what did you think you got across last night? >> no, i thought it was great. had the chance to introduce myself as a pro choice, pro union, populist democrats that's won three times in a state donald trump won, not by compromising our values, but by getting stuff done. and i think that that's what -- folks hear the challenges, people are facing every day of our lives. not only can we beat donald trump, but we can get good thin

two democratic presidential candidates, former vice president joe biden and montana governor steve bullock, will one: 45day beginning at eastern. yesterday, the former vice president, joe biden -- [indiscernible]

bullock, followed by jill biden. on friday, at 10:00 a.m. eastern, former hud secretary julian castro and former congressman bento o'rourke. we are live with governor jay inslee, kamala harris, amy ,lobuchar, elizabeth warren kiersten gillibrand and senator cory booker. between thousand 20 -- what's the 2020 presidential candidates live on c-span, watch any time live on c-span.org or listen free c-span radio app. heldesident trump

eastern with steve bullock, followed by joe biden, and friday we're live with the former hud secretary, julian castro. saturday we are live at 10 a.m. eastern with governor jay inslee, senator kamala harris, senator amy klobuchar, senator formern gillibrand, governor john hickenlooper, senator elizabeth warren, and senator booker. watch the candidates live at the iowa state fair starting thursday on c-span and watch anytime online at c-span.org or listen live from you are on the go, using the free c-span radio app. served as that when he commissioner of the fda -- 23rd commissioner of the fda, joining us this morning to discuss federal regulation of cannabidiol, cbd as it is better known as. explain what cbd is. guest: it is a derivative of the cannabis plant. it is an oil extract, previously only available from the plant you grow marijuana from. 2018 farm bill legalized the growing of hemp, which is a form of cannabis that has low concentrations of thc. hemp become seeing a much more prominent agricultural crop. it can grow in poor quality soil, so you see it grown in lower quality so

montana, lot of democrats steve bullock, they wish would get out of the race and run for senate. this state tends to go blue. that could help a democrat to win in the senate race, a reason a lot of democrats say please go home, governor. help our math. michael bennet, who happens to be a presidential candidate says a candidate like hickenlooper here might make this map a little better for democrats. the only way we can make the policy changes is by winning races in the middle of the country. >> would hickenlooper be a good senator? >> phenomenal governor, phenomenal mayor. i don't see why he wouldn't be a phenomenal senator. he has to make his own decisions. >> mayor, a capable guy on his staff was a guy named michael bennet. >> small world. >> reporting that he got -- governor hickenlooper got in bennett's car and had discussions about the race. despite the appeal of governors, governors have not taken off out there. that primary has taken off in colorado. it's already crowded. hickenlooper would come in with quite a bit of stature and establishment money behind him. it's not a

on the first day of the fair joe biden and steve bullock made their pitch to iowans shaking hands and giving speeches. >> there are so many opportunities we have to change things in this country. >> we can win this by as long as we're not chasing every one of trump's tweets. >> joe biden was asked if president trump is a white supremacist, a label that's been given to the president by senate hopeful elizabeth warren. >> i'm not sure there's much of a distinction. it may be worse. the one time he used the word white supremacy, it was not -- he talked about sleepy. he was awful sleepy in the way in which he talked about it. >> reporter: biden's appearance shows that he's still leading in the state with 28% support among likely caucus goers followed by elizabeth warren at 19% whose poll numbers have been rising. while biden has the spotlight at the fair on the first day. his competition is right behind him. dave and allison. >> arlitt, thanks very much. >>> american tech companies may have to keep waiting to sell to huawei again. the white house will reportedly hold off on granting licen

the fair kicked off thursday with visits from montana governor steve bullock and former vice president joe biden. both candidates gave speeches and answered questions from reporters. [applause] >> hello, iowa. look, i know you will get dozens of people trying to make some attenuated connection to iowa. i am not going to tell you that my great great grandparents in 1850.n henry county that's not why we gather. we gather for the sake of our nation, the state of the world, and for the sake of the country we will pass on to that next generation. we gather to make sure donald trump is a one term president. it is more than that. it is soundly rejecting the behavior he is normalizing. we gather for the sake of our nation, the state of the world, and for the sake of the country we will pass that too. we have to make sure donald trump is a one term president. it is more than that. it is soundly rejecting the behavior he is normalizing. never in my life did i think i would utter you have a president that gives aid and comfort to our enemies abroad and insights those who fight against decency at

steve bullock, for example. if he endorsed joe biden, steve bullock would be a good surrogate in iowa for joe biden. so they have a role to play in these races. it's just probably not going to be as either the president or the vice presidential nominee. >> a lot of folks are trying to encourage them to run for senate. final question, the trend line on the president's approval rating is down. cnn poll had him at 40%. the ap poll, 36%. are these data points enough to show you a trend? >> so here's what i would focus on. so look at the overall, the ap number is really bad for him. he's usually in the low 40s and high 30s. the thing i want you to pay attention to is look on the economy number. if you're donald trump, that's what has to worry you. both our poll, and then ap has it at 46/51. despite all the things he's done and said as president, that number has been a majority of people approving of how he's handling the economy throughout. if that number, the ap is a leading indicator. if you start seeing more peopl

had to improvise. >> governor steve bullock, please begin. >> thanks, i come from a state where a lot of people vote for donald trump. let's not kid ourselves. >> jimmy: well, you know what? turn out the lights when you're done in there, steve. bernie sanders had a big night last night and one of the highlight moments. tim ryan was arguing with him, i don't know who tim ryan is either, but weigas arguing abou the details of a bill and bernie yelled "i wrote the damn bill". but the bill he was talking about was the bill of rights. they were hole the d up in a ro with a quill pen and oil lamp. marianne williamson self-helped. it was like watching "game of thrones" without the witch. but maryann williamson was the top-searched on google. the top were marianne williamson, bernie sanders and porn. not in that order. she reminds me of what happens to when you stay after yoga classes and ask your teacher if she has any tips and you walk out with too stones and a eucalyptus oil. there are a lot of tweets, people even i know saying he sounds like me. and when i saw that, my first response is,

montana governor, 2020 presidential candidate steve bullock had a surprising revelation during last week's debate. bullock told that his 11-year-old nephew jeremy was lost to gun violence. he called gun control a public health issue, not a political issue. alisyn camerota discussed this and many other issues with the governor. here's a preview. >> reporter: you had an 11-year-old nephew who was killed in a school shooting. >> yeah, in 1994, so i'm literally in my last law school class, it was april 12th. i got pulled out and learned that i had two identical twin nephews, jeremy and josh, and that morning in butte, montana, a 10-year-old had brought a gun to school. he had been bullied, he had been, you know, oausti ostraciz because of his parents. he brought a gun and kids lined up to get in class and he pulled out his gun, unattendedly, ended up shooting jeremy. at the time, it was the youngest schoolyard shooting in our country's history, and now if a 10-year-old shot and killed an 11-year-old, it probably wouldn't make national news. >> you don't talk about this that much. >> the times

we pick it up with montana governor steve bullock and we heard from former vice president joe biden. senator kamala harris is definitely at least on people's tv screens here in iowa with this ad buy and she's pitching her basic income plan, 500 bucks every month and a basic income. this is not the first candidate with this idea. we heard andrew yang campaign on this idea from the very beginning but offering twice as much money to voters. harris says she will pay for by rolling back president trump's tax cuts to businesses that she thinks did not hit the middle class enough. a new monmouth poll shows that not only is biden still in the lead in iowa or among iowa democrats and independents, but there's someone gaining on him. senator elizabeth warren is polling at 19% from where she was at 7% in april. elizabeth warren and harris and sanders are all pitching progressive policies. we talked to montana governor steve bullock and the one-on-one today and he told me he thinks the progressive policies will not play well here in iowa or the rest of middle america. he says his edge is because

. >> one democratic presidential candidate is fundraising off the story, steve bullock of montana has the website "is greenland for sale.com," to visitors it is not and asks for a campaign donation. the president could make the pitch in person next month, reportedly supposed to be in denmark. >> thanks, rich. it's been a big day on wall street, the dow climbed 307, the s&p 500, finished up 41, nasdaq up 129. more of a roller coaster week, the dow lost 1.5%, the s&p 500 down 1, nasdaq off w. about three-quarters. the third week of localses in a row for all three indices. the economy is going to be the focus of president trump's re-election campaign, he made that clear last night in new hampshire. his potential democratic rivals are spread across the map. kristin fisher is keeping track of it from des moines, iowa. >> president trump kicked off his 2020 campaign in new hampshire telling his supporters the economy will tank unless he's re-elected. >> >> president trump: i know you like me and this is a lovefest. but you have no choice but to vote for me. because your 401-k, down the tube

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c-span has candidates at the iowa state fair, montana governor steve bullock followed by former vice wesident joe biden feared also have former hud secretary julian castro and saturday, we are live it's an :00 a.m. east and with governor jay inslee, senator kamala harris, senator hoeven klobuchar, senator kirsten gillibrand, former colorado governor john hickenlooper, senator elizabeth warren, and senator cory booker. the 2020 presidential candidates live at the iowa state fair starting thursday on c-span, watch any time online at fromn.org, or listen live wherever you are come on the go, using the free c-span radio app. host: today, we are joined by mark leon goldberg from denver , colorado who has a podcast that focuses on undercover global issues and trends of the day. mark

then we will have live coverage of the iowa state fair, where presidential candidate steve bullock and joe biden are speaking. also later in the day, the cato institute and heritage foundation cohost a debate among interns about libertarianism versus conservatism. that's at 6:30 p.m. eastern. on more live coverage c-span2 in the morning as the center for strategic and international studies looks at trade relations between the u.s. and china. that's followed by a discussion on the future of ukraine with two former u.s. diplomats. and foreign policy experts discuss rising tensions between the u.s. and iran. that's at 2:00 p.m. eastern. coming up on today's washington journal, american university professor cynthia miller-idriss

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