michael bloomberg was a great mayor of new york city. i lived there under rudy giuliani and michael bloomberg. all four of my kids were born in new york when he was mayor. i wish he would be mayor of new york city again. if he's going to jump in, the most important thing to note ise who will throw that money around the way billionaire never did. we were underresourced and staffed. hillary clinton showed the fastest way to make a small fortune is to waste one: michael bloomberg, is he welcome in his own democratic party? we have front-runners saying we don't want any billionaires in the country let alone in the democratic primary. >> brennan: i want to get on what's happening in washington with this week of hearings. the president has said he wants a trial in the senate. but then others at the white house say they're not even sure democrats will move ahead with impeachment. what exactly are you preparing for? >> brennan: >> we're preparing for both eventualities. if it does go to a trial in the senate. there are a lot of democrats ringing

michael bloomberg is very clear. he thinks donald trump is dangerous, a demagogue and needs to be defeated and he thinks he can do it. maria: howard wilson, his spokesperson, he said michael bloomberg doesn't see anybody on the stage that can beat droll, sos that's why he's -- beat donald trump, that's why he's entering the race. they're looking at him as a major moderate. i don't know if his strategies are -- policies are moderate. is he just competition for joe biden or is he flirting with progressive ideas as well? >> he's a moderate in comparison to today's democratic field. he's aggressive on cry mate changclimatechange and gun cont. that will attract democratic primary vote. he's not a moderate on fiscal things -- excuse me, he is a moderate on fiscal things. the other person who i think is hurt by his entry is pete buttigieg. i think he was trying to occupy that moderate lane and i think with biden kind of looking a little fragile, pete buttigieg has come up in a lot of the early voting polls and i think bloom

let's say michael bloomberg were to get in this race. let's say michael bloomberg were to surprise a lot of folks and win the actual nomination. you have then a battle of the billionaires. what would that look like? >> like a lot of money spent. that's his pathway to being a serious contender at this point. it's not a crazy pathway. it's actually the tom steyer path. 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 a

michael bloomberg getting in. >> no surprise that michael bloomberg wants to be president. but what is somewhat surprising is he may jump in this late. now that biden is struggling, bloomberg sees a potential path for another centrist. former businessman michael bloomberg preparing for a potential 2020 run. a spokesperson tells cnn that bloomberg will file necessary paperwork to get on the democratic primary ballot in alabama. that's despite suggesting earlier this year that he was ruling out a presidential run. >> when you look at the layout of who's going to vote and where the country is, i would be very unlikely to get re-elected -- to get elected, but in the private sector, i can make a difference. >> reporter: while bloomberg is filing now to meet the state's early deadline, he has yet to make a final decision on entering the race. >> he's a phenomenal entrepreneur and businessman. >> reporter: he's reconsidering the run because of his adversary president trump. >> i'm a new yorker and i know a con when i see one. >> reporter: cnn has learned that bloomberg is concerne

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what do we believe michael bloomberg sees? >> he sees that biden, sanders and warren are all having trouble in the battle ground states to beat donald trump. these were the six closest states in the 2016 election that donald trump won. michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, florida, north carolina, they're all within the margin of error of trump. and michael bloomberg believes that's what's selling. what is the one thing that will motivate to you vote in 2020? these are the same swing states. michigan, minnesota, pennsylvania, wisconsin. you can name anything. 21% said to beat donald trump. that was number one. medicare for all. we've had so much attention on this primary season. my goodness gracious. just 1%. you and i together could do that 1%. >> our mothers would hope so. >> here's my question. what does bloomberg think that allows him to believe that he can beat the other people in the field? what has he got that they ain't got? >> i think what they have, he's an inn, right? he's a guy who was an i independent mayor of new yo

would a michael bloomberg like that? >> i think michael bloomberg -- >> neil: to steve. i apologize. >> sorry, would he do what? >> neil: would he like it? what he liked the fact about the markets? he couldn't argue with the president on that. >> americans go to the polls in november of 2020 and if they are voting on the economy, donald trump is going to win reelection. it's a booming economy. the middle class has benefited. the significance, here in washington i tell you, i talked to democratic operatives and why it's significant as democratic operatives are looking at the field and they believe they have a bunch of c- candidates frankly and they are looking for some alternative. maybe it is michael bloomberg. maybe it's michelle obama. but i do think you're going to see other entrants in the race. it's not too late. there's a lot of worry in this town among democrats that elizabeth warren may be, you know, kryptonite for the democrats. she may bring a lot of other democrats down with her. >> neil: we will watch it very, very closely. we did have a record on the bow tod

. >> michael bloomberg prepared to enter the race. i'll talk to a man many democrats wanted to run instead, senator sherrod brown of ohio. >> joining me is hallie jackson. hugh hewitt, host on the salem radio network, yamiche alcindor, and "washington post" columnist david ignatius. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in telephone history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. president trump finds himself facing pressure on two fronts. on impeachment, a growing number on witnesses testifying before congress have now confirmed military aid was being withhold until ukraine agreed to publicly announce investigations into president trump's rivals. more confirmation that the ukrainians did know that there was a quid pro quo. and three witnesses who testified behind closed doors will do so in public this week. republicans signaled they hope to refocus the public hearings on joe biden's son and perhaps even on the whistleblower. >> then there was tues

bloomberg run with a nationalal correspondent for "new york" if michael bloomberg decides to dive into this race, how does that change the primary? >> that is something every campaign has been asking fho the last 2s or so. obviously it is still an if, but the immediate concern is still biden.lly has to be for joe michael bloomberg is trying to edge in if he does moderate part of the party. the big concern for biden is he needs all the money he can get to run his campaign, anda here art of his supporters particularly in financial circles who are big fans of michael bloomberg. they might be steppi back from biden. at the end of the day this is a mobig name who is rate, very centrist and wants the world to know it. he will be running in that part. from some of the candidates on the left. bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are ready going after him, saying don't need another billionaire in this race. let's not forget, there already is one in tom steyer, and of course donald trump. nada: how does michael bloomrg try to sell himself to voters? is it too late getting in now? >> it is a very

bloomberg said this michael bloomberg is going to have a rough time. >> yeah. i guess i would say we're past the apology tour phase of the primary. >> we are. maybe that was smart. >> better time for him to get in because he won't have to go on an apology tour. >> oh, yeah? i got three words for you. stop and frisk. >> he's certainly going to have to answer for that. he also -- and then the -- him being mayor is, you know, mayors get things done. people want people who get things done. he's nice contrast with trump in terms of that. the democratic primary, though, you know the things you could see him leaning on are all his climate change work, his gun control work. i mean, he has in his philanthropy. but i just -- it's not clear that he's the answer that democrats -- i talk to a number of democrats as soon as this announcement came out last night who really are hand wringing about -- you know, just going through -- even asking us, why wouldn't elizabeth warren be able to win pennsylvania? and these areas. and it's not clear that he's really the answer, though.

michael bloomberg is filing paperwork today. >> right. >> dana: at some point do they have to make a decision to consolidate and get behind one person? >> at some point we are going to have to do it. i don't think that point is today. i think we are still having a significant debate about and it's an important litigation of ideas on the democratic side. so the american people can see what we stand for. i think it's very important for the party to stand for opportunity to make sure that we have got a strong middle class and that we are lifting kids out of poverty again in this country. and we are not doing any of that. >> dana: last question, do you think michael bloomberg should get into the race. >> i think he should do whatever he do. if i had michael bloomberg's money i would throw donald trump's away. >> dana: have fun out there on the campaign trail. >> gai great seeing you, tyra. >> dana: tire was ityrus is her. he is come in. i hope is he come in. get up, tyrus. billions of mouths. billions of problems. sore gums? bleeding gums? painful flossing? there's a therabreath for you.

i would bet on joe biden versus michael bloomberg. joe biden has within a democrat for the last 50 years, michael bloomberg has been a democrat for the last five minutes. at the end of the day he can say, hey, i've been taking the fight to republicans my entire life. >> he thinks he's exposing weaknesses in this field and he may hurt biden but he may show the strength of who's already there as a comparison to him. thank you very, wiz. always a plesh. you know, this could be, maybe, the battle of billionaires. why? you got tom steyer already in the race. is he singing the classic from the prose duesers "what's he got that i ain't got"? what does he make of bloom brg getting in? does he think anybody needs it? he loves that song, steyer. ever since i started renting from national. because national lets me lose the wait at the counter... ...and choose any car in the aisle. and i don't wait when i return, thanks to drop & go. at national, i can lose the wait...and keep it off. looking good, patrick. i know. (vo) go national. go like a pro

little michael will fail. >> chris: we will ask our sunday panel how bloomberg's possible move could reshape the democratic campaign. and our power player of the week, the iconic horse-drawn caisson performing a solemn duty honoring our nation's veterans. all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ >> chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. the house democratic effort to impeach president trump moves into a key new phase this week, public hearings, in which career government officials will testify on camera about how president trump pressured ukraine to investigate his political rivals. the big question:will this change the dynamic of the inquiry that so far has remained strictly partisans? in a moment we will speak with two members of the house intelligence committee that will hold the made-for-tv hearings. republican will hurd and democrat sean patrick maloney. first let's bring in ellison barber, who has the latest from the white house. ellison. >> one of the first witnesses we expect to hear from this week is a career diplomat who testified behind closed doors. it was his

michael bloomberg hasn't. the next two weeks will be the ultimate test. do primary voters prefer a well-known democrat they see on tv or a well-known democrat who posed with them for a selfy? peter doocy, fox news. shannon: biden scores a surprising endorsement suggesting bad news for peter buttigieg. what the role of african american voters in 2020, our panel is on deck. chevy silverado hd. it offers head-up display. wow, that's dialed in. i can still keep my eyes on the road. my truck doesn't have that. it offers an optional technology package with up to 15 different camera views. that's quality picture. it even offers one enhanced view that makes your trailer appear invisible - to help you see what's behind you. oh, wow! which in this case happens to be the competition - since they

billionaire michael bloomberg reportedly about to enter the democratic primary. judge judy is backing him as we told you here first on "the story," but can't get democrats across america on board? plus, today the dow took off like a rocket in early trading, hopes of a trend in a trade deal out there, all of that as john bolton took a pass today on testifying. he got away with it for now. some republican senators are pushing secretary of state mike pompeo in the investigation of their own and the state department looking into the bidens and are dealing in ukraine. all of that is the president derailed at the whistle-blower's attorney who has been tweeting against him, it turns day one. in moments, joined by secretary grisham, representative devin nunes and senator chris kuhn. we begin tonight with chief congressional correspondent, mike emanuel is the transcript that was unveiled today described in a bombshell, tell us about it. it is because that evening. george can testimony is now out. he is one of the state department officials. we expect to hear him from him

but be that as it may michael bloomberg has every right to run. he would take up a fairly significant space in the lanes and now he'll have to go perform so we'll see. i don't think we know. it is very hard to predict given howl volatile the political world is and what the heck will happen in the next three months. you've never seen anything like this, right. >> no. for sure. >> and look on the republican or the democratic side. >> that is true. let's talk more about joe biden. he spent much of the week sparring with elizabeth warren about medicare for all and what he called an elitism. warren returned fire accusing joe biden of sexism for not allowing women to be angry. i'm a woman. i didn't hear his comments that way and that is just me. but here is biden's response yesterday to that. >> it is not anything that i did or was intending to do. it had nothing to do with that. it had to do with the fact that it starts off and she said biden is running on the wrong primary. because i disagreed with her medicare for all proposal that cost trillion doll

bloomberg may do, i remember a couple -- maybe a year ago, michael bloomberg and tom steyer were trying to buy their way into the election, you got slammed, they said you were attack a jewish person, what's your reaction today to michael bloomberg wanting in? >> it's very obvious, 3 things you should take from this, everyone understands the democrats currently running for president cannot beat president trump and secondly it goes to the point why michael bloomberg gave the democrats $110 million to try to win congress majority last time, remember, he reregistered as a democrat right before he gave them money because he was hoping that he could buy their favor to win the nomination, now he's getting into the nomination to run for president understanding that none of the others can beat the president, but i don't believe michael bloomberg can win the democrat nomination, you have to have more an agenda than trying to outlaw, you have to prove that you can actually govern and he's jealous that he watched president trump being a successful businessman going from there directly to president

so why will you tell michael bloomberg he should get a thousand dollars a month? >> well, it's opt in so he doesn't need to take it. knowing mike, he probably wouldn't take it because he has bigger fish to fry, though you don't get to be a billionaire by turning down a thousand dollars a month, so you never know. but the fact is that when the dividend is distributed in alaska every year, it goes to the richest alaskan and the poorest. and that makes it universal. it removes any stigma. it's not like you're getting it, i'm not getting it. you don't have to keep track of how much people are making. that's part of what's made the petroleum dividend universally popular for decades. >> so you, talking about money, have your first big money campaign ad up and running in iowa. let's take a look here. >> president obama named andrew a champion of change and his ideas are a blueprint for a new way forward. an economy where big tech and wall street are held accountable. a health care system with medicare for all that takes on drug companies to lower prices. a fight against

michael bloomberg." michael bloomberg. that is a story the american people like him and he's an outsider. i think it would be a very competitive race." and you say what? >> i don't often agree with corey lewandowski but i actually would agree with him. i think is a very interesting candidate. he has run for office before, which is important. he also has the ability to go to democratic activists and say, "we changed the virginia legislator, we've been fighting on guns, i put my money were my mouth is. we've been putting bill initiatives all across america." he has built a national network through his philanthropic analytical activities. he can go to activists in these early states and say, "i've been here before already." >> harris: what i heard jenna coming up to is the nomenclature that was used about him, the nanny state, whether he had overregulated. real quickly, with his comeback for that? >> i don't think he has one. he is going to have that moniker of "the nanny state candidate." if moderate democrats are looking fo

michael bloomberg is on the campaign trail. we'll take up the numbers because that seems to be the favorite thing to do with the left. we'll take it up with michael goodwin and mark simone when we return just so very quickly. please stay with us. lou: not only do the democrats want to impeach this historic president of ours. no one has accomplished as much as he has in the first three years of his presidency. the media research center reports msnbc, cnn, covered, nbc, aired 92% of schiff's sham hearings. 26% of ken starr's presentation back in 1998 when his target was a democrat. trump's support continues to grow. a recent her on poll find trump's approval rating among black likely voters is almost 35%. the trump am pain says it's not surprised because of rising paychecks and lower unemployment. bloomberg is in the race and spending big. he put $35 million in a week on television ads. his first campaign in a coffee shop in virginia. 25 folks showed up. i'll bet you don't want to figure that out on a voter to million dollar rati

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let's take a closer look at who michael bloomberg is. he has a net worth of $52 billion — according to forbes — making him nearly 17 times richer than mrtrump. he made his money first as a wall street banker, before going on to establish a financial publishing empire. he was originally a democrat. he became a republican to serve as new york city mayor from 2001. but he rejoined the democratic party last year. he's considered running for president in the past, but ruled himself out because he thought americans wouldn't vote for a billionaire new york businessman. clearly that concern no longer applies. here is a short clip from his campaign video. where the wealthy will play more in taxes, and the struggling middle class will get theirfairshare, and struggling middle class will get theirfair share, and jobs struggling middle class will get their fair share, and jobs thatjust allow you to get buy will become jobs that let you get ahead. michael bloomberg for president. jobs creator, leader, problem solve. it's going to take all three t

>> well, look, i think we don't need michael bloomberg. michael bloomberg thinks we do. i'm sure you have some polling saying he is going to be a candidate who can be formidable in the primary. but the reality is, i mean, is he a billionaire. i am guessing most billionaires around the world do what he want to do because we have a process where we allow folks to run for office who are are, you know, qualified. you know, he has decided to throw his hat in the race. now, i think he brings a lot of problems to his candidacy. the first being the tremendous stop and frisk policy that he had where over 500,000 people were stopped by new york city cops under his watch. most of them being young black and brown folks. so, i don't think he is going to be a moderate alternative to joe biden. >> tucker: i think what you are saying is that gun control efforts disproportionately punish black men? you may be right. i'm not mocking you. i think that's what you are arguing, right? >> no. but, look, michael bloomberg has done a great work on the environment. >> tucker: is he good now. >> n

big news, michael bloomberg said he was going to run. who is that going to affect among the democratic field? kevin: unclear. a poll said michael bloomberg is pulling in the single digits as allowing tier candidate, progressive candidates as well as elizabeth warren have largely ,riticized this announcement saying he is trying to buy the election. over the weekend, former vice president joe biden picking up the key endorsement of former iowa governor, a prominent democrat in the hawkeye state. the biden campaign saying that could show some support. and biden still ahead nationally with bernie sanders and elizabeth warren and pete buttigieg closing out the top candidates. david: a disclaimer. michael bloomberg is the founder and majority owner of bloomberg lp, the parent company of bloomberg news. now we go to london in jess shankleman. we had a tory manifesto over the weekend. what did we learn from it? jess: we learned boris johnson is playing it safe. the polls are showing he is on course to get a majority at the december 12 elections.

also coming up a potential battle of media moguls billionaire michael bloomberg who joins a crowded democratic field in the hopes of running against president donald trump and 20 twentieth's but doesn't bloomberg have what it takes to attract democratic voters we'll take you to d.c. for now. i'm calling aspen welcome to the program vote counting is underway in hong kong after a record turnout in district council lections the vote is being seen as a test for the pro-democracy movement and form battled chief executive kerry lam early results are already starting to come in and they show a wave of victories for the pro-democracy side of the 1st 100 seats declared have been won by the movement. including some former student leaders voting has remained peaceful but turnout is topping 70 percent that's higher than in any election in the territory's history the city has endured nearly 6 months of anti-government protests which have frequently descended into violent clashes with police. charlotte shells a pill was covering those elections for us in hong kong and she was at a local polling station as t

bloomberg and many lives of michael bloomberg. just of this whole. elder enough, days, big day who my michael bloomberg. sackett definitely was. >> no not very much but ira written, he said he was in a run and i thought he wasn't running and certainly that was in my book and he doesn't run but he has an impact on the century on this country and all of a sudden these droplets of rain storm started about two weeks ago. selected mr. bloomberg anticipate and biography. >> he took questions, he allowed me to interview people i wanted to interview and talk to him several times. i followed him around a lot. but also written about in who almost 12 years. on and off who 12 years. as a member of the new york times editorial board who had met note a lot of editorials about him when he was mayor of new york. >> how to get a start. >> he came from a very small sort of working-class family in massachusetts. his father did not give him million dollars news in the third greg. if at his father, may not sure his father made it to see something like

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that's something that michael bloomberg clearly brings to the table. i think that could be viewed by the president and his allies as a real threat. >> the argument to pam's point, the bumper sticker for michael bloomberg is donald trump, but richer, more successful and less offensive. that's the bloomberg argument. i'm richer than this guy. i've been more successful than this guy and i have 12 years as the mayor of new york city to demonstrate from a policy perspective i can get things done. >> bloomberg is a lot richer than president trump. >> and than me. >> than you, of course. >>> andrew yang, also a businessman, thank you very much for joining us. let me start with the breaking news and get your reaction. michael bloomberg, former mayor of new york thinking seriously of jumping into the democratic primary. what do you think? >> well, he is a phenomenal entrepreneur and businessman. i will say i think it would be tough for someone to jump into the race at this point in time. i'm here in new hampshire. i've been here now over 20 times, getting to kn

this is michael bloomberg flexing his financial muscle. this $37 million price tag, calculated by research form cmag is just the beginning. the spending is already drawing fire from progressive candidates who don't want to see billionaires running and who say they are approximate buying votes. for example, bernie sanders reacting to this particular ad by saying in a statement, i'm disgusted by the idea that michael bloomberg, or any other billionaire, thinks they can circumvent the political process and spend tens of millions of dollars to buy our elections. it's just another example of a rigged political system that we're going to change when we're in the white house. look, michael bloomberg is making the political calculation that this kind of spending will benefit him way more than the attacks will hurt him. there are three main reasons for that. one, he has faced this criticism before when he ran for mayor. he spent hundreds of millions of dollars of his own money and, guess what, he won three times. after he left the mayor's office he

michael bloomberg knows the nuts and bolts. he has people around him that understand the nuts and bolts involved. >> bill: jimmy carter. for those who participated in iowa and new hampshire. the conclusion, bill clinton is the only democratic nominee in modern political time to not win at least one of the first two contests. michael bloomberg will be 0 for 4 by the time super tuesday hits, donna. >> it is also the 21st century and we don't know what voters will be looking for come february 3 or march 3. he has decided to skip an entire month. i understand the strategy. i don't know if it will work. i come from the old school where you get in early, you fight hard and you go the distance. we'll learn. >> bill: you have to meet with groups of seven or nine in living rooms in iowa. you lay the foundation. >> are you telling me i'm right? oh my god, when i get my thanks i will say thank you, bill. i love sandra, too. happy thanksgiving. go tigers, lsu again, bill. do you know that sandra was on track team? she was on the track team

anyone who has seen michael bloomberg speak. ainsley: a lot of people don't like this president because he is too interesting. pete: super poring mike bloomberg people know him when he lived in new york city and was mayor. informally reached out to dozens of bloomberg staffers, company named after him, and asked if he thought he should run, this is from the actual article itself from 2018. we asked dozen of bloomberg staffers if they want him to run in 2020. only one said yes. steve: well, apparently a lot of them were reluctant to go on the record so they didn't really answer. nonetheless, if only one was willing. ainsley: worried about their jobs. they don't want him to run for president because then -- pete: saying there is no one else is not a good rationale for candidacy. especially when the party has been pulled to the left. he has done a few things, take away your guns, nanny state stuff. otherwise, there is no reason why a progressive leftist democratic is going to like michael bloomberg. ainsley: boonders was responding

michael bloomberg the u.s. presidential race. the news network there will be any inquisitive coverage of his. every hour of the day this is your. welcome to the program. on kong 1st this hour where the chinese territories embattled leader has knowledge that weekend election rights were anti government candidate security slide state it may have reflected on happiness with the government. gulf coast people who felt that the government has not handled competently the the legislative exercise and it's often off and we have started a public dialogue with the community but unfortunately with the unstable environment and a chaotic situation i cannot do more of that sort of a geisha i hope that the the environmentalists will allow me to do it now we're following sunday's record turnout opposition candidates swept up 90 percent of district council seats now the winner is largely symbolic because mostly with local issues they've really got little political leverage but they do have some say in choosing hong kong's leader after a brief elec

michael bloomberg. for what it's worth, my sources, this doesn't necessarily mean he's actively going to have a campaign for the next couple months. this really may be what this is in a case of an emergency filing type of story or so. let's not assume this filing means that bloomberg 2020.com is active. we'll be right back. ♪ (dramatic orchestra) >> "meet the press daily" is sponsored by the all the new 2020 lincoln aviator. new 2020 lincoln aviator there's the amped-up, over-tuned, feeding-frenzy-of sheet-metal-kind. and then there's performance that just leaves you feeling better as a result. that's the kind lincoln's about. ♪ great riches will find you when liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. wow. thanks, zoltar. how can i ever repay you? maybe you could free zoltar? thanks, lady. taxi! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i'm about to capture proof of the ivory billed woodpecker. what??? no, no no no no. battery powe

election meddling stay with me here but a few facts that plus billionaire michael bloomberg enters the u.s. presidential race but bosses at the news network says there won't be any inquisitive coverage of his already other democrats campaigns but they will keep the pressure on donald trump. good afternoon the live from our world news center here in moscow choose day the 26 of november it's kevin with a 30 minute update hope you can stay with me to starting in the protest on hong kong again this where the chinese territories embattled leader as acknowledged the weekend election antigovernment candidate secured a landslide curry says it may have reflected on happiness with the government. gulf coast people who felt that the government has not handled competently the the legislative exercise and. and we have started a public dialogue with the community but unfortunately with the unstable environment and a chaotic situation i cannot do more of that sort of. i hope that the the environmentalists will allow me to do it now following sunday's record turnout opposition candidate swept up to 90

michael bloomberg files papers paving the way for a presidential run. australia battles a record number of bushfires. two people die as rescuers struggle to reach people in the east of the country. hello and welcome to bbc news. the former brazilian president, luiz inacio lula da silva, has been released from prison after a year and a half behind bars. he was greeted by a crowd of supporters outside the police station in the southern city of curitiba where he had been held. his release comes after brazil's supreme court ruled that convicted criminals should not go to jail while their appeals are heard. katy watson reports from the former president's traditional heartland of sao paulo. these people had been chanting free lula, king to witness what has been an extraordinary day for brazilian politics. translation: i cannot tell you the importance of me being here with you. after spending a lifetime talking to the brazilian people, i never thought that today the they could be here talking to men and women who for 580 days shouted good morning, lula. more g

. >> will michael bloomberg resume? look at what happened to the centuries that trade into this race. they did not pass, look at howard schultz, look at tim ryan from ohio, the democratic party did not want this. will they give him to keep going and will he designate places like wisconsin, not you nork? [crowd boos] they never giftwrap credit, he does not speak in a political and acumen. they still talk and potable speak. donald trump talks in a very hard, tough time, he is a tough guy but he talks to cut through all the nonsense. it hits the working class exactly where they live and that's with a resignation with him. bloomberg does not have that. it's not a lack of charisma, italia action communicate as a mask munication. no one on the democratic party has that. there is no one there that can actually be him. what i do think bloomberg does is reorient the campaign and the scent just to have a say so and bloomberg is sophisticated on policy and it makes a lot of difference if you don't have to go on fundraising but if

and michael bloomberg agrees with her. last spring he blasted joe biden for an apology tour where he begged forgiveness for every good idea he supported. now it's bloomberg's turn to do the same. >> i got something important really wrong. i didn't understand back then the full impact that stops were having on the black and latino communities. i was totally focussed on saving lives but good intentions are not good enough. back then i was wrong. i am sorry. >> tucker: i was focussed on saving lives. that's what the democratic party is making him save. the remarkable piece is that this same michael bloomberg who just apologized for stop and frisk is the single most aggressive and free spending lobbyist for gun control in america. he would disarm suburbia tomorrow. now he is telling you it was immoral for him to the nypd to take thousands of illegal firearms off the street of new york. this is confusing. what is the reasoning? there isn't any. policies like these and they are popular now from allowing drug addicts to shoot up

michael bloomberg enters the us presidential race but bosses at the news network he says they won't be any inquisitive coverage of his or other democratic campaigns but will keep up the pressure on tunnel from. the center in moscow good morning choose day 26 of november welcomes this latest update with me kevin when i was starting a protest told home again this is where the chinese territories embattled leader has acknowledged the weekend's election route where antigovernment candidate secured a landslide kerry says it may have reflected on happiness with the government. gulf coast people who felt that the government has not handled competently the the legislative exercise and its aftermath and we have started a public dialogue with the community but fortunately with the unstable environment and a chaotic situation i cannot do more of that sort of engagement i hope that the the environmentalists will allow me to do it now following sunday's record turnout opposition candidates swept up to 90 percent of district council seats now that win is largely symbolic though because councils deal

michael bloomberg enters the u.s. presidential race. the news network there won't be any inquisitive coverage of his or other. pains but will keep the pressure on. live from moscow to the world this is r.t. international my names you know me hello and welcome. first this hour where the chinese territories and bottle leader has acknowledged their weekend election right where anti-government candidate secured a lot slide. may have reflected on happiness with the. people who felt that the government has not handled competently the. legislative exercise and. and we have started public dialogue with the community but unfortunately with the unstable environment and a chaotic situation i could not do more of that sort of i hope that the environment allow me to do it. record. the opposition candidate swept up 90 percent of district council seats the win is largely symbolic because councils deal mostly with local issues little political leverage but they do have some say in choosing hong kong's leader after a brief election lol the already month

how will michael bloomberg speak to them. he becomes a poster child for a party that they're immediately trying to put in the ground. >> the headline writers are trying to skip this ahead. what are you hearing about republicans and bloomberg possibly getting into the race? is this an opportunity to say tee, this field is lame sf. >> it identifies weakness for biden. you know what is interesting about this is i was thinking about this in terms of trump especially in 2016, trump always said he would spend a lot of money but he got most of his exposure through free air time. someone like bloomberg, you can't imagine a rally like you would see with donald trump. you could see something where he has to spend more money. look at tom steyer. he is outspending trump on facebook. that to me is really interesting. you know i think it is still tentative, can he ramp up early in places like iowa and flanew hampshire and still be taken seriously. >> when michael bloomberg was asked about endorsing another candidate in august, he said some

( laughter ) ( applause ) so billionaire michael bloomberg may be making a fashionably late entrance into the presidential race and his fellow democrats aren't exactly giving him a warm welcome. >> i think mike is expressing concern about this primary field and he should not have concern. >> this is a stark difference between someone who can come in and plop down checks and buy ads, i think people will see to it. >> i think our elections should not be something bought by billionaires. >> so tonight we say to michael bloomberg and other billionaires, sorry, you ain't gonna buy this election! ( laughter ) >> trevor: oh, man! i love bernie sanders. he does not mess around. you see that? he's shutting down bloomberg the way popeyes is going to be shutting down racists -- sorry! you ain't gonna buy this spicey stand witch if you say the n-word! i see what bernie and other democrats are saying, it isn't that he has a popular ground swell of support, it's that he has $53 billion to spend. be that amount -- with that amount of money, bloomberg could clone different versions of himself dill u