jake tapper asked bernie sanders to respond to former congress member john delaney's assertion that sanders' cornerstone health care proposal, medicare for all, which seeks to offer free public health care for all americans, was bad policy. right now we have a dysfunctional health care system , 87 million undershooting -- uninsured or underinsured, 500,000 americans going bankrupt because of medical bills, 30,000 people dying while the health-care industry makes tens of billions of dollars in profits. amy: senator elizabeth warren, who also supports medicare for all, how did her progressive track record, taking on wall street. she rubbed her hands together when host don lemmon noted that her proposal for imposing 2% tax on the ultra-wealthy would include john delaney's $65 million personal fortune. she also urged emigrants not to act out of fear in the upcoming elections. not choose a candidate we do not believe in jujust because we e are too scad to do anything else. we cannot ask other people to vote for a candidate we do not believe in. democrats win when we figure out what is right and

elizabeth warren and bernie sanders so angry, i expected bernie sanders at any moment just to lean into the microphone and scream "get off my lawn" and elizabeth warren has zero sense of humor. these are not people that seem to be very happy life. and if you don't enjoy life and love life and love america and all the things about it and can bring some joy to the whole process, i don't think it's going to work. >> bill: or a sense of humor. you know though -- >> yet. >> bill: when you think about what bernie sanders did a few years ago you don't see him dropping out, do you? did you see elizabeth warren heading -- getting up the ship? >> that's why i lead you to milwaukee, wisconsin, next summer. and wonder whether or not they're going to have a convention that decides the nominee for the first time in a long time. >> well, that could happen. if it does, it's one more way in which donald trump will be reelected, which i believe he will, because what we've seen so far from the democrats is a platform and the personalities that would take this country so far left and frankly, bill, most pe

i think especially with bernie sanders, his biggest supporters are young people. young people are not at all turned of. >> and bernie sanders with a bigger number no issue. >> last night elizabeth warren at 70 years old was running circles around the debate stage. >> no question about that. >> that's right. what's interesting you have young people whether talking about mayor pete or tulsi gabbard seem like old souls. and then older people seem very, very young. trump seemed young. ufrmt, bernie seems young. elizabeth seems young. biden sometimes seems old. it's not the number. it's -- there is something else there. and i think that he has to shake that off. because he has to shake it off. >> joe bide isn't arriving right now. as i said the last to arrive process. here he is arriving at the fox theater here in detroit. >> there he is. >> the trademark smile. >> he looks young today. got the pep in the step. >> so far so good. >> so far so good. >> go ahead with your thought. >> i just think that he has to put this thing to bed. reagan messed up in a debate and he j

elizabeth warren and bernie sanders carried the day. it's a fight for the heart and soul for the democratic party. round two will be tonight and as that occurs how hard are you going to go after the vice president and who will be the alternative? everyone will pay close attention to kamala harris and joe biden. watch someone like cory booker. we did that last night. >> let's get to which democratic party we will see. sanders and warren are second and third and kamala harris fourth. this is signify whether the voters are split or will we learn the answer in the primary? >> you have more moderates voting in these primaries and the hard-core is paying attention. the first debate there were 16 million people and last night there were 9 million people watching. people are changing their focus. this sets up september. overall, more moderates are voting than liberal activists. the party has not had a direction. everyone has been anti-trump. what other policy proposals will move forward. some are about healthcare, the economy, and tonight reall

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ig o ftu s elizabeth warren and bernie sanders and other moderates on stage. so what's ahead for tonight? abc news reporter maggie ruehle is there to break it down for us. >> reporter: with night one wrappeded all eyes are now on the next batch of ten presidential hopefuls taking the stage for night two of the democratic debates in detroit and the much hyped rematch between former vice president joe biden and senator kamala harris. >> he recognizes he didn't have his best performance last time. that's a big challenge for him. she wants to show the policy chops. a lot is on her to build on what happened last time. >> reporter: after sparring over bussing and race relations in the first debate, rick klein expects it to take centering stage once again tonight. >> you can't get far away from a conversation about race in the democratic party. >> reporter: this time, we expect cory booker will joint fight. >> joe biden has on either side of him kamala harris, cory booker both of whom criticized the vice president's record and race. he has to play real defense. >> re

thank you, symone sanders. back in january, senator harris, kamala harris, was asked if joe biden would make a good president. here's what she said then. >> i think there are many people who would make a good president. and i got to know joe as a person through bo. they had an incredibly special relationship. but you're not going hear me criticize joe biden. i think he is a great guy. >> after the first debates pointed the exchange between the two of them, senator harris was asked why her position on the vice president had changed to much. let's take a look. >> i have no intention of attacking joe biden, but i am going to point out our differences of opinion. >> hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard is also running for president, accused senator harris of playing politics there. >> levying this accusation that joe biden is racist when he's clearly not as a way to try to smear him. this is just the political employ, and i think a very underhanded one just to try to get herself attention to move herself up in the po

wing republican talking points the revolutionaries of the democratic party warren and bernie sanders dominated the debate clock again and again warren went on the offensive you know i don't understand why anybody goes to all the trouble of running for president of the united states just to talk about what we really can't do and should fight for. this round of debates could dramatically narrow the field of candidates for some the race is all but over 5 candidates failed to qualify for this round of debates and of the 20 who remain less than half are expected to qualify for round 3 and for some who failed to breakthrough in detroit. airport are likely already drying up the debates locale in the motor city was a reminder of the democrats' failure in 2016 their supposedly solidly democratic blue wall crumbled in their former strongholds of pennsylvania wisconsin and detroit's parent state michigan where the candidates have to. they have to spend money here they have to wake up the populace and get them out to vote with another debate to go on wednesday we're front runner joe biden will s

lou: looking at senator warren, senator sanders, real quickly. they sort of assess things last night. >> medicare for all is comprehensive, it covers all healthcare needs, for senior is citizen is will include dental care, hearing aids and eyeglasses. >> you don't know that. >> i do know, i wrote the damn bill. i get a little bit tired of democrats afraid of big ideas. >> you know, i don't understand why anyone goes to all trouble of running for president of united states just to talk about what we really can't do and should not fight for. lou: you know, i thought that was rather mannered and orderly. and you know people tried to make much of it i thought they were actually very calm. >> i thought it was frightening to me, honest. i was thinking back fondly on hillary clinton, you know how much i despise hillary clinton. as i watch this, idea these two people bernie and eli elizabeth warren would be serious candidates is astonishing. >> how about sleepy joe biden and kamala harris, do they suit you better. lou: >better? >> no, they don't, my fear

wing republican talking points the revolutionaries of the democratic party warren and bernie sanders dominated the debate clock again and again warren went on the offensive you know i don't understand why anybody does to all the trouble of running for president of the united states just to talk about what we really can't do and should fight for. this round of debates could dramatically narrow the field of candidates for some the race is over 5 candidates failed to qualify for this round of debates and of the 20 who remain less than half are expected to qualify for round 3 and for some who failed to breakthrough in detroit. are likely already drying up the debates locale in the motor city was a reminder of the democrats' failure in 2016 their supposedly solidly democratic blue wall crumbled in their former strongholds of pennsylvania wisconsin and detroit's parent state michigan. have to do they have to spend money here they have to wake up the populace and get them out to vote with another debate to go on wednesday where front runner joe biden will stand directly between his 2 bigges

on tuesday lesser known candidates took aim at senator is bernie sanders i don't is a bit toward over their healthcare plans calling them unrealistic sickness. so i think democrats win when we run on real solutions not impossible promises when we run on things that are workable not fairy tale economics. i don't understand why anybody goes to all the trouble of runningg for president of the united states just to talk about what we really can't do and shouldn't fight. for the governor of california has signed a law requiring the us presidential candidates to release five years of tax returns this before they can appear on the state's ballot. the move is aimed squarely at the us president donald trump has failed to release his tax returns in the run up to the election in twenty sixteen he suggested he would release his tax returns. once an irs audit was completed. all were requiring is people that d despite our to be p prest it's not about one personn -- they have to disclose their tax returns dress issues of self dealing conflicts of interest -- requiring that regardless of political pa

. >> reporter: leading liberals elizabeth warren and bernie sanders clashing with their centrist rivals over medicare for all. >> medicare for all is comprehensive. it covers all health care needs for senior citizens. it will finally include dental care, hearing aids and eyeglasses. >> you don't know that, bernie. >> second of all -- >> i do know. i wrote the damn bill. >> reporter: moderates argue medicare for all could doom democrats, because millions of americans won't want to give up their private insurance. >> at the end of the day, i'm not going to support any plan that rips away quality health care from individuals. >> reporter: but author marianne williamson declaring there are bigger issues at stake. >> if you think any of this wonkiness is going to deal with this dark psychic force of the collectivized hatred that this president is bringing up in this country, then i'm afraid that the democrats are going to see some very dark days. >> reporter: mayor pete buttigieg with a warning across the aisle. >> if you are watching this at home and you are a republican member of congress,

watch bernie sanders try to push back on jake tapper in this sound bite. >> senator sanders said that people in the middle class will pay more in taxes to pay for medicare for also that will be offset by the elimination of insurance premium and other costs. >> millions of insurance who have insurance can't go to the doctor and when they come out of the hospital they go bankrupt. what i'm talking about, if no deductible and no co-payment. jason, you are question is a republican talking point. liz: he's again not answering the question. he'll have to raise middle class taxes. his plan is a utopian plan that doesn't exist anywhere in the world. canada doesn't have it and china doesn't have it. >> we need to hold him accountable. it doesn't exist because it would be ridiculously costly to do so. we saw a figure from the heritage foundation that suggests we be paying taxes to pay for these giveaways. for those who cannot, that wraps we have a social safety net system. but he and elizabeth warren want to blow up our entire private industry and marketplace and replace it with a government. i

sanders/ryan clashing. >> medicare for all is comprehensive. it covers all health care needs for senior citizens. it will finally include dental care, hearing aids and eyeglasses. second of all -- >> but you don't know that, bernie. >> i do know when i wrote the damn bill. >> you got to love it. let me just say this. one, it's nice to see that senator sanders is writing legislation for himself, and two -- >> you think he had help? >> no, i'm just saying, dental, glasses and hearing aids. >> oh, i get it. just saying. just saying. >> ba-da bump bump. >> the other thing, what is it with bernie where everything, i don't care what he says, no matter how important it is it sounds like you kids, go play where you live. >> you're getting that vibe from him? >> it's like he is telling them off. >> politically, does it help when they snap back like that, do you think? >> i think for bernie because he is always yelling. he brings that fire. that's that get off my lawn fire. >> mo fire. >> get off my lawn fire. look, i think it was a good moment for him.

they tried to do it last night to warren is that sanders. it didn't help the folks who tried to do it. and warren was able to deflect it. why? big vision, happy warrior, we can get these things. >> happy warrior. >> and joe biden is a glass half full kind of guy. >> we hit pause there. a lot more coming up right after this. we'll be back for the second night of the debate. what will it hold for the candidates trying to break through? back then, we checked our smartphones ...zero times a day. times change. eyes haven't. that's why there's ocuvite. screen light... sunlight... longer hours... eyes today are stressed! but ocuvite has vital nutrients... ...that help protect them. ocuvite. eye nutrition for today. and i don't add trup the years.s. but what i do count on... is boost® delicious boost® high protein nutritional drink has 20 grams of protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals. boost® high protein. be up for life. (burke) at farmers insurance, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a "

we're taking aim frequently at senator warren and sanders. medicare for all is one of the big topics last night. how do you think they did i defending their tur? >> i think they did pretty good. la night i sawbe de bait about policies and substantive issues. it's part of the process and having a primak, and i thin they did well for themselves and i think, now, we move on to tonight and see ow that ges. >> amy, let's take a look at how people are deciding who it isua they ay want to vote for. i want to point you to something that always stands out to me.o this is m our "pbs newshour" npr marist poll. when you aselk likdemocratic voters have they made up their minds,2% say no, they have not. that is a lot of people. so if you're a dtemocratic er out there watching the debates, what are you gleaning from this kind of format right now? >> what you're really looking for right now, amna, when i talk to voters, what they're telling me is they are hoping that thege fielts narrowed because there are too many choices for them. they just get kind of int

it creates this dramatic moment, it's hard not to jump in varied >> tim ryan also tried to challenge sanders on his signature issue, medicare for an members health insurance. >> second of all. >> we will come to you in a second. >> when i rode the bill. >> he didn't right the union contract so there's no way to tell what the union contract is buried >> but progressive's didn't give up any ground. >> just to clarify, would you decriminalize illegal border crossings? >> yes. >> it was tough for candidates to bring through the host network's a rigid enforcement of the rules. >> if we could all stick to the rules of the time, that would be great. please stick to the rules, we will get to you. >> but one newcomer used her time at a local connection to earn the loudest applause of the night. >> i assure you i lived in grosse pointe. what happened in flint would not have happened in grosse pointe. >> marianne williamson also called on her experience as a spiritualist. >> if you think any of us walking us is going to deal with this dark psychic force of the collectivized hatred that this president i

national anthem, but all unity disappeared when a fierce debate ensued and progressives like bernie sanders clashed with more moderate candidates like john hickenlooper. but there was one thing all contenders agreed upon. trump must go. >> we have got to take on trump's racism, his sexism, xenophobia, and come together in an unprecedented grass-roots movement that not only defeats trump, but transforms our economy and our government. >> we will call his reese's amount for -- racism out for what it is and also talk about its consequences. it does not just defend -- offend our sensibilities to hear him say senenher back because she is a woman of color, a muslim american. it just does not offend ourr sensibilities when he calls them immigrants rapisists. reporter: senator elizabeth warrrren reminded d her rivals n spspite of their differences, democrats will soon have to unite to defeaeat their common enemy. >> donald trump disgraces the office of president every single day. and anyone on this stage tonight or tomorrow night would be a far better president. i p promise no matter who our candid

sanders: medicare for all is comprehensive and covers alld health care nes for senior citizens. rep. ryan: you don't know that. sen. sanders: i do know that, i wrote the damn bill. laura: theb's barbara plett-usher is in detroit. she joins us now. what is your assessment of who did well last night? barbara: the main action was this underdog group of centrist candidates who tookn the libera candidates elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. senator warren had quite a good night. she had some memorable lines about why the democrats should think big and go bold. bernie sanders, quite a solid performance, better thanhe one last month, and the two of them banded together to ward off attacks on the policies rather than pursuing their own rivalries. the young mayor pete buttigieg broke through the noise of it, making the casfor generational ange. but there was nobody else really obvious you had a breakout moment. the debate was feisty and around the ideological divisions which will shape the race. laura: what are joe biden's team saying about how he will approach tonight? heoes in as the

choices seem to be what senator sanders and warren are scared of. let's have an honest debate. >> read the press release, michael, in terms of increase in fundraiser for john delaney i did not see a dollar tag to it, if you want to enlighten us and does john really need the money? isn't he the second richest candidate up there besides tom steyer? >> we can thank the president of the d&c for adding this 130,000 donor crime which has now caused activists of the party to kind of take over where the conversation worth having but i can report you now that there's 2000 percent increase in donors. >> what is it at? give me the figure. >> you and everyone else would like to know! i guess you have to wait until the end of the quarter to find out. [laughter] >> percentages -- choice words on that. but in terms of the activists of the party. is there enough support there for a candidate like delaney to get real traction or is it just far radical left, fairytale economics they go? he would have to join the republican party. [laughter] >> i don't think that will

in 2016 had the same problem that bernie sanders today has which is dieseling with issues of race. tonight, however, the diversity on stage is going to make that a robust discussion. we'll have the health care discussions, but you have julian castro, you have andrew yang and tulsi gabbard and then both cory and kamala strat -- strataling the vice president to the first black president of the united states and those issues will come out. and you're going to have to speak to voters of color in a way that moves them. i tell everyone that i have endorsed kamala harris. i will also say that two people who are very talented at doing that is duval patrick and the other is mayor landrieu and had the ability to move others. i do expect kamala harris to do that tonight and that is an advantage for joe biden because he's proved he could do it again. >> so, joe, feel your pain. okay. the idea of health care -- health care is a metaphor because after the mortgage it is the personal security issue and taking care of your family and it is the why and not the how. i have to believe that the voters

both case what's you hear from sanders and warren is, yeah, your taxes might go up but you'd pay less for coverage and -- all of those people that have less than adequate coverage would be covered. >> dana: looking at the u.k., it's never enough. >> greg: when the democrats say taxes might go up, that means taxes are going up. i figure like let's do this to what the left really likes. like education, the campus. we know medicare for all will result in doctors being paid less. hospitals being paid less. procedures being paid less. long waiting lines for specialists and more pressure on a system especially primary care. so let's apply this. let's do education for all. not cancelling the debt. that only hurts the banks. free education for all. that would apply to professors, the left. they would have longer hours, they would have lower pay, more red tape and there would be no funding for all of their precious research because there wouldn't be any money. so if you applied medicare for all into an area where you can't demonize the person like a doctor, but oh, the poor professors, they wo

you might as well fedex the election to donald trump. >> to be sure, warren and sanders fought back. >> what do you say to congressman delaney? >> you're wrong. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> medicare for all is comprehensive, it covers all health care needs for senior citizens it will finally include dental care, hearing aids, and eye glasses. second of all -- >> but you don't know that, bernie. >> we'll come to you in a second, congressman. >> second of all. >> you know, i don't understand why anybody goes through all the trouble for running for the president of the united states just to talk about what we really can't do and what we really shouldn't fight for. [ cheers and applause ] >> heading into tonight's debate, biden and his campaign have made it clear he is itching for a fight. he released an op ed. that he's going to have a lot to say about the president's recent comments referring to trump of course. bottom line here, biden can't handle this tonight under these optimal conditions, there's going to be a whole lot of biden supporters icing themselves tomorrow. joining me from

having bernie sanders and elizabeth warren leading, they're getting most. at the other hand, you end up having people th came from the w pragmaticing of the democratic party talking about the john keyynys,former maryland congressman and hickenlooper, the former colorado governor, pete buttigieg who came from the lemidd oer area.leftr to me this is the fundamental divide in the democratic party and will make the debate. there will be more attention with joe biden taking the stageo ght. >> let's talk about tonight. kamala harr kamala harris stole the night from joe b en ine previous round a few weeks ago. who are you watching to challenge the front-runner tonight? >> cory booker. kamala harris is going to beon side and cory booker on the other. he's beenin telegraph he wantes to go after biden's bill. as you mentioned, kamala harris, i wouldn't be sewer prized if we wouldn't d up seeing an act 2-a2. so it's not going to be easy for joe bideds he n a better debate performance tonight. but flanked by both booker and harris, he's going to haves work cut out if h

saying the republican talking points the revolutionaries of the democratic party warren and bernie sanders dominated the debate clock again and again warren went on the offensive you know i don't understand why anybody goes to all the trouble of running for president of the united states just to talk about what we really can't do and should fight for. this round of debates could dramatically narrow the field of candidates for some the race is all but over 5 candidates failed to qualify for this round of debates and of the 20 who remain less than half are expected to qualify for round 3 and for some who failed to break through into. reports are likely already drying up the debates locale in the motor city was a reminder of the democrats' failure in 2016 their supposedly solidly democratic blue wall crumbled in their former strongholds of pennsylvania wisconsin and detroit's parent state michigan what are the candidates have to do they have to spend money here they have to wake up the populous get them how to vote with another debate to go on wednesday where front runner joe biden will stand

bernie sanders actually running in second place. gene, after that first debate there was some movement i saw in polls with black voters towards kamala harris. if this was any indication, it disintegrated quickly. >> you saw voters in general sort of filter back to biden after that first debate. african-american voters are really pr really pragmatic. they really want somebody who can win. it's not just familiarity with joe biden. a lot of it is calculation as to who can beat donald trump. and, you know, i talked to a lot of folks in my home state of south carolina, where biden's numbers among black voters are continuing to be real, really high and really, really solid. >> this is his best state of the early stage right now, not iowa, new hampshire, it's south carolina. >> it's south carolina. so now if a kamala harris or a cory booker were able to demonstrate as obama did in 2008 in iowa that they can win large numbers of white votes, that they possibly could win, maybe you would see people taking another look at them as potential no

the two lynchpins are senator sanders and kamala harris. kamala harris right now as i said before, the money that she needs, the money is going to biden. the voters that she needs, a lot of them, she's a second choice alongside with elizabeth warren. and elizabeth warren did a good job establishing herself yesterday. harris has to keep pounding away. otherwise, she might lose ground to a resurgent warren campaign. >> neil: we're told after the debate we'll be looking at especially given the restrictions of the next debate a smaller pool of candidates to be the nominee. if that's the case, who has the advantage? we'll weigh that after this. my copd medicine... ...that's why i've got the power of 1 2 3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd treatment . ♪trelegy. ♪the power of 1-2-3. ♪trelegy 1-2-3 trelegy. with trelegy and the power of 1 2 3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works 3 ways to... ...open airways,... ...keep them open... ...and reduce inflammation... ...for 24 hours of better breathing. trelegy won't replace

they found their voice for the first time and attacking sanders and warren. tonight it will flip and the progressives will be more on the attack and going after biden and the moderate positions and he has to be able to return fire on their plans but he has to have something to say about his own plans. it has been vague in some areas. only some people have the vaguest idea of what he wants to do as president and he has to tart clarifying that tonight as well as have a smooth performance. >> i assume the candidates will go after president trump. >> that is right. the reality is that this is a democratic primary. so they have to battle it out right now on issues like health care and issues like the economy as we saw last night i expect there is going to be a very robust discussion on the issues. but you cannot emphasize enough how important it is for these candidates to start going after president trump as well. at least to start making their general election argument, right. the thing that i hear probably the most and maif, if it is the same for you, talking to

their heart is telling them they like something like bernie sanders or elizabeth moran. they like the policies they espouse. the progressive agenda. does the head or the heart win? previously, democrats have gone with a heart and they have lost. george mcgovern, hubert humphrey, mike dukakis. the question is in this election cycle, do they pick the head over the heart and that my put them in a better position to beat donald trump. >> i want to ask you about the debate format and get your thoughts on whether you think this is a constructive way to get the 20 candidates out onto the stage splitting them up across two different nights where you don't even have the top contenders on the same stage. >> this is a tough one. i don't know that there is any other way to do it. you may recall in 2016 there was a large field on the republican side. theyhad two debates but had the top contenders together and the other contenders on a different night. you could do it that way or the way they are doing it this year or they are mixing it up. regardless, the challenge here is you only h

i think bernie sanders has a problem. his is a personality issue. i expected any moment for him last night to scream into the microphone, get off my lawn! he came across as a curmudgeon, an angry old man who is mad at the world, was ready to fight anybody and everybody in the room. connell: throwing his hands up in the air literally at one point which was humorous moment. everybody was saying they were doing the wave. two of them. we'll see what tonight brings. thanks for coming on. kristina: dot wave now. connell: we can do it. kristina: remember the massive equifax breach that impacted millions of people? i should not be smiling. even if you don't think you were affected you could be eligible for $125. tough be aware, there are scammers out there. >>> plus the senate set to vote on a budget deal. we're live on capitol hill with the latest on the state of play. ♪ or the latest phones. $4.95. no matter what you trade, at fidelity it's just $4.95 per online u.s. equity trade. who used expedia to book the vacation rental which led to the discovery t

i think elizabeth warren and bernie sandersjoined forces i think elizabeth warren and bernie sanders joined forces to defend their ideas which are ambitious against the host of moderate centrists were criticising them and i think elizabeth warren, as you heard, really crystallized her sides on why bother to run for president ifi on why bother to run for president if i you're going to do is criticise other plans as being too big and unrealistic. i think a lot of the people in the middle on this debate by people who could contend and need to break away from the pack, they really had some ground to make up and it seemed like a lot of the attention was the clash between the progressives on one side and some of the lesser moderates really don't have much of a chance to win the denomination, so i think they probably came up with the short end of the stick. what do we have to look forward to tonight. is all the focus is onjoe biden? i think he is going to be at the centre of the stage in the centre of the spotlight because he had a less than universally acclaimed debate performance last tim

national anthem but old unity disappeared when a fierce debate ensued and progressives like bernie sanders clashed with more moderate candidates like john hickenlooper. but there was one thing all contenders agreed upon trump must go. we have got to take a lot troublous racism is sexism set up phobia and come together in an unprecedented unprecedented grassroots movement to not only defeat trump but to transform our economy and how government will call his racism out for what it is and also talk about its consequences it doesn't just offend our sensibilities to hear him say send her back about and member of congress because she's a woman of color because she's a muslim american doesn't just offend our sensibilities when he calls mexican immigrants rapists and criminals senator elizabeth warren reminded of rivals that in spite of the differences democrats will soon have to unite. defeat the common enemy 5 shirts away from the one donald trump disc graces the office of presidents every single day and to have anyone on this stage tonight or tomorrow night would be a far better president i pro

>>de motes calling out bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, labeling them. >> it will turn off independent voters. >> reporter: the progressive senator. >> i get a little bitired of democrats afraid of big idea. >> standing their ground. >> you know, i don't understand why anybody goes to the trouble of running for president of the united states just to argue about what we shouldn't stand for and fight forrt >> repo: the fight tonight will include former vice president joe biden, the clear front-runner leading most contenders by double digits in mostpolls. health care, immigration,trade, climate sure to be among the issue again framing the discussion, but the question most democratic voters say they want answered is -->> you are playing into donald trump's hands. >> reporter: -- who is most suited to challenge about the incumbent. >> everybody has to show they have the stamina t toke on donald trump. >> reporter: you know, president trump has wighed in writing the democrats will lead us into an economic sinkhole. and he believes joeiden will be the ultimate nomination. >>> last night pete

wing republican talking points the revolutionaries of the democratic party warren and bernie sanders dominated the debate clock again and again warren went on the offensive you know i don't understand why anybody does to all the trouble of running for president of the united states just to talk about what we really can't do and should fight for. this round of debates could dramatically narrow the field of candidates for some the race is over 5 candidates failed to qualify for this round of debates and of the 20 who remain less than half are expected to qualify for round 3 and for some who failed to breakthrough in detroit. are likely drying up the debates locale in the motor city was a reminder of the democrats' failure in 2016 their supposedly solidly democratic blue wall crumbled in their former strongholds of pennsylvania wisconsin and detroit's parent state michigan. have to do they have to spend money here they have to wake up the populous get them how to vote with another debate to go on wednesday where front runner joe biden will stand directly between his 2 biggest critics ha

bernie sanders dijo que la inmigraciÓn es una bandera polÍtica del presidente trump, segÚn Él todo lo malo de su administraciÓn se lo achaca a los indocumentados, el cuidado de salud levantÓ chispas, el propio sanders propuso ofrecerlo gratis a los indocumentados y acabar con las compaÑÍas de seguros, copagos y deducibles, no todos los candidatos coincidieron en que haya seguro social universal para todos financiado por el gobierno. otros como pete estaban a favor de combinar las opciones privadas y pÚblicas, los diez candidatos presentaron su plataforma en cambio climÁtico, polÍtica exterior, educaciÓn entre otros, beto tuvo palabras en espaÑol para telemundo, esto fue lo que nos dijo. >> ¿cÓmo le fue en este debate?. >> todo muy bien. y tenÍa la oportunidad de escribir nuestros planes al respecto del cuidado de salud y el cambio calimÁtico y la refora de nuestras leyes de inmigraciÓn, en una manera que yo pienso refleja los intereses y las historias de la gente de este paÍs. >> esta noche tambiÉn en este teatro se da a cabo el segundo round con nosotros, diez precand

she was the first democrat to sign on to bernie sanders medicare for all, sanders has been -- to his credit very forthcoming about what he stands for which includes doing away with private health insurance. kamala harris's plan kicks that can down the road for ten years. joe biden's plan, which here it comes, he did and achieved with democrats in congress and the senate and president obama added 27 million people, protected 100 million people from pre-existing conditions and building on that and letting people keep their private insurance is about 1-30th the cost of the sanders and the biden plan. so this is a great debate for the vice president. it is one that i thing -- >> bakari. >> and i just want to -- i think that this is actually a very healthy debate. this is where you're going to have a different debate than last night and i need to fact check a few things first and first it is kamala. and people mess it up but it is kamala. her health care plan does not do away with private insurance. people could keep their private insurance and get it through the medicare advantage. it is

there's other candidates, bernie sanders, beto o'rourke, elizabeth sanders that have maybe put out more policies, but harris has said that she will put forward policy when she sees it fit. she said that she is not going to be a machine just to put out policy to put out policy but stuff that is well thought out. she's been in this race now for six months. the way she put it is that the iowa caucus is still six months away, and she is not going to tell voters where she is on a position until she has heard folks in engaged conversations and really is confident to tell the rest of the country heading towards a potential general election. >> vaughn, before i let you go, i was actually out scootering with my two-year-old son this morning. we were having such a fantastic time. it's so weird because i left work because i was on an earlier show. but then i went back to work, and low and behold vaughn hillyard is out there scootering in detroit as well. >> reporter: your two-year-old, myself, and perhaps a presidential candidate steve bullock. we found a quicker way to get around if i may say. >>

the take away is bernie sanders. elizabeth warren, acquitted herself very well. this was top three take, that shined night. >> i felt like i got more information from last night'ser debate than i have the many debates past. >> it was substantive because of the range, you have 10 people, maybe five representing one side and maybe three or four representing another side. the democratic party is multi- frontier thing right now. warren pulled the party to her position, left but not all the way left and somewhere between joe biden and elizabeth warren is where the democratic party is going to end up. >> we see warren and sanders, you had steve bulloch going after him, trying to pull them back, saying if we go your direction, you might as well cab it in for 2020 and president trump will get re- elected. >> it doesn't work when you only have 1% when you are making it. there are 1%ers telling people with 30% primary support, their policies are out of step. the reality is that when donald trump won, 100 million americans did not vote, 60-plus million people that voted, vo

p presidencial aunque la mayorÍa coinciden en reparar el sistema y las leyes, otros como el senador sanders propuso ofrecer cuidadores a lo gratis a los indocumentados asÍ como atacar el tema migratorio de raÍz. desarrollar planes que estabilice la regiÓn evitando que el potencial migrante nunca salga de su frontera. para ello inmigraciÓn es una barrera polÍtica del presidente trump todo lo malo se lo achaca a los indocumentados. son los primeros dÍas de la segunda tanda de debates demÓcratas. el presidente biden lleve la delantera el tema del seguro de salud fue debatido con dos importantes rivales. uno impone aumentar impuestos a la clase media para todo el seguro de salud para todos hay tres estados claves don dondetrudonde truimp ganÓ el 20manuel pellegÓ 20manuel pellegrini trump ganÓ el 2006. >>> celebraciÓn ficticia aquÍ en el Área de la bahÍa le contamos a solo minutos >>> no se la pierda la seguridad es muy importante pero tambiÉn son las temperaturas este fin de semana. >>> le hablamos de cÓmo se comportara el tiempo. llegamos a mitad de la semana con temp a tempera

aunque los senadores sanders warren fueron catalogados como algunos de anoche, todos dicen una cosa en comÚn. seÑalan a trump como un enemigo, uno de los temas principales fue inmigraciÓn. escuchamos parte de sus denuncias. [hablan inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [hablan inglÉs] borja: o se llevarÁ a cabo la segunda por ronda de este debate presidencial demÓcrata donde participarÁn dos de los vice favoritos, el exvicepresidente byden y la senadora tamara harris. carolina: el tiroteo de california, familiares de keila salazar buscaron a la joven de 13 aÑos hospital por hospital sin saber que estaba entre los fallecidos. los reportes indican que la menor se separÓ de la familia en medio del caos que provocÓ esta balacera y no supieron mÁs de ella hasta el dÍa siguiente cuando oma desafortunadamente, borja, reciben esta llamada de la policÍa. ustedes recuerdan en ediciÓn digital cuando compartimos con ustedes la fotografÍa que pone su madre en la cuenta de facebook diciendo que no habÍa visto a su hija en varios dÍas y varias horas y que querÍa que alguien

. >> reporter: the clashes mean the over policy differences including senator bernie sanders medical for all plan. >> for senior citizens it would include dental care, hearing aids, and eyeglasses. second of all -- >> you do not know that. is like i do know it. i wrote to the bill. >> reporter: the front runner, joe biden was not night debates and candidate steer clear of his name. tonight, the former vice president will be center stage. >> they're going to go after biden. it if he has of six candidates coming after him after him. >> reporter: nine other presidential hopefuls will join biden including california senator kevin kamala harris. >> i will express differences. >> reporter: polls show by deleted because democrats view him as a candidate most likely to be able to beat president trump in 2020. laura podesta, dbs news, detroit.>> former vice president biden released an op- ed touting the affordable care act which he helped pass under president obama. he also plan to stand up to any democrat or republican. >>> the trump administration is facing another potential setback of the

national anthem but old unity disappeared when a fierce debate ensued and progressives like bernie sanders clashed with more moderate candidates like john hickenlooper going to go but there was one thing all contenders agreed upon trump must go. we have got to take god trumps racism is sexism set up phobia and come together in it on president unprecedented grassroots movement to not only defeat trump but to transform our economy and how government will call his racism out for what it is and also talk about its consequences it doesn't just offend our sensibilities to hear him say send her back about and member of congress because she's a woman of color because she's a muslim american doesn't just offend our sensibilities when he calls mexican immigrants rapists and criminals as senator elizabeth warren reminded of rivals that in spite of the differences democrats will soon have to unite to defeat their common enemy 5 shirts away from 100 donald trump disk graces the office of presidents and. every single day and i anyone on this stage tonight or tomorrow night would be a far better presiden

saying the republican talking points the revolutionaries of the democratic party warren and bernie sanders dominated the debate clock again and again warren went on the offensive you know i don't understand why anybody goes to all the trouble of running for president of the united states just to talk about what we really can't do and should fight for. this round of debates could dramatically narrow the field of candidates for some the race is over 5 candidates failed to qualify for this round of debates and of the 20 who remain less than half are expected to qualify for round 3 and for some who failed to breakthrough in detroit. are likely already drying up the debates locale in the motor city was a reminder of the democrats' failure in 2016 their supposedly solidly democratic blue wall crumbled in their former strongholds of pennsylvania wisconsin and detroit's parent state michigan what are the candidates have to do they have to spend money here they have to wake up the populous get them how to vote with another debate to go on wednesday where front runner joe biden will stand directly b

bernie sanders 2020 campaign says he's made $1.1 million from 70,000 different small donors since he walked off the stage. and then there's another metric to who got a bump. that was who was the most searched on google. the search engine said it was maryann williamson. shep? >> shepard: she may not win, but it was a good show. some moments of it i thought were revealing. thank you, peter. have a nice time. tell everyone hello. dating in new york can be tough it reads here. even if you're a super successful realtor. >> i have managed to sell billions of new york city real estate. i haven't found somebody to remarry. you'd think it's easy. it's not. >> shepard: ann cutville taking out an ad in new york city taxis to try to put an behind to her singledom. she says she's looking for a man that loves his mother but doesn't live with her and can appreciate a fit and fabulous woman. she says she's selling bruce willis' home and now she's making a sales pitch for herself in a new york city taxi. first thing you do when you get into a new york city taxi, hit the mute button right away. mute,

sanders and warren take friendly fire on far left agenda. been in virginia, republican. >> good morning -- caller: good morning. host: what did you think of the debate? caller: i am a republican. hase the democratic process been ongoing -- host: can you turn down your tv or press mute? process,he democratic ever since the clinton days i think has been a ridiculous freak show. they have nothing to do but whine and cause as much stalling and stage events as they can possibly come up with and it has been an ongoing charade that is getting worse by the day. they have no plans. they have nothing tangible to go on. they are just astronomers, fairytale, fractured fairy tales. why i think -- i think the plan that trump has outlined is doable. there are some debatable issues. the southern border crisis, but is not our fight. let's go home and resolve their own problems. host: can i jump in? are you set on president trump as your candidate? caller: i am. host: because of what he has done so far and has talked about doing? caller: exactly. i think he h

. >> now, they sort of -- elizabeth warren and bernie sanders used the lesser known candidates as his avatar. criticizing the lack of imagination and a lack of big ideas is what one of them said it it's hard to remember who said what in terms of sanders and warren. they were this two pronged attack of this left wing agenda, particularly on medicare for all, climate change, immigration, you really saw that -- them pushing that agenda, and contrasting it, we really did see a contrast between the two major branches of the democratic party on policy last night. >> they almost had their backs together taking the incoming for everyone else on the stage. you mentioned health care. i want to play this sound bite. let's listen to some of what was said. >> for senior citizens, it will finally include dental care, hearing aids and eyeglasses. >> you don't know that, bernie. >> second of all. i do know, i wrote the bill. >> we should give everyone health care as a right, but why do we need to be the party of taking things away from people. >> we're not trying to take health care away from anyone.

if elizabeth warren and bernie sanders didn't ring that bell last night, no one is. plus, you go on the trail, no one asks about impeachment. couple activists on twitter tweet about it all day, but everyone else is asking about healthcare, the border, education funding. >> dana: did that give nancy pelosi some cover last night? seeing the candidates don't want to talk about it, she doesn't want to do impeachment? >> since the mueller report, his testimony last week, how many house members have come out for it? hold on. hold on. two senators have come out. of the democrats who are running for president, half of them last night all support it. warren was the first one out of the gate. >> there's no emphasis on it. they don't talk about it. >> everyone talked about it last week. they don't hear about it on the trail, to your point. but talking about issues and getting to understand where all those candidates are on issues was time better spent, even though it was three hours. >> those 31 democrats in trump held districts do not want to have that discussion on impeachmen

senator bernie sanders, former vice president joe biden and mayor pete buttigieg round out the top five. 25% of those surveyed say they're undecided. there is a 4% margin of error. >>> a drammic at effort by passengers on a b.a.r.t. train to help another passenger in danger. this unfolded before midnight at the west oakland b.a.r.t. station. a man pulled out a knife on another passenger but however other passengers stepped in. one passenger pepper sprayed the attacker and it was enough to stop anything from happening. police later arrested the suspect. >>> and you know prescription drugs could be an arm and leg to buy, but now the president wants to lower the rates. a new plan would allow americans to legally import lower cost drugs from canada. drugs not included are biologic, iv drugs or controlled substances such as insulin. it will allow states and pharmacists and get approval to imimportant certain drugs from canada. it is unknown when it will go into effect. >>> a bombshell college scheme and parents taking extreme measures to avoid costs. according to propublica, parents are tran

sanders had a better performance than the last debate although a third of it was on health care, his favourite topic. the moderate candidates had a tougher night. steve bullock, governor of montana, did well. they we re governor of montana, did well. they were set up as files to press these two on their left—wing policies but they came back strong and forcefully. these are the kinds of divisions at the core of what the democrats are about, they are identity and how they are going to approach the presidential election, and you will see them continue to play out over debates in future and it will probably be the frontrunner joe biden who takes on the centrist mantle. the next debate starts in about six hours. what do you expect? joe biden will be front and centre because he is the frontrunner and he had a bit of a stumble on the previous debate so now he has to show he can correct his course. we know he will probably come under attack from a number of the candidates for his past record. they have indicated as such. especially the two african—american senators, pamela harris who had

those people were bernie sanders' voters. they care about healthy foods and getting pesticides off of the food. those are bernie sanders' voters and elizabeth warren's voters. those two candidates are not talking about these issues. this left verses right thing is killing us. it is a trap. there is no way out of it. new and better where the solutions are out in if world and the federal government amplifies those. that's called leadership. >> how come republicans are not in that trap. you know for good or bad, they all seem to get in line behind president trump. >> well, they're going to be in that trap if we have a nominee that can capture people's imagination and can reframe some of the discussions. those things i just talked to you about around regenerative culture have the support of conservative republicans who think climate change is not manmade. they want to get into the soils because they are making a lot of money farming in a regenerative way. let's put androgen da togeth ag. it is not left or right, new empland bette