and maryann williamson. let's go back to brianna to begin with the first draw. >> wolf, we are all set. i have a name card for every candidate in the first draw. so i am going to take them and mix them up so that we can then draw from the candidate box. and match them with the date. so i have all ten of these names here. i'm going to give them a good shuffle. and because we are being very open about this process, we have multiple camera views, including an overhead camera. we want you to see everything that we are doing. you, the viewer at home, can actually see the inside of this debate night box and this presidential candidate box. we cannot. so breaking my candidate pile into three here. as i put these in the presidential candidate box, i'm going to give these names, which are name side down, a stir in the box. keeping them flat there. and now the dates. as you can see, we have five for the first night. and five for the second night. july 30th and july 31st. we're going to mix these up and put them in the

maryann williamson entered spirit world in one debate. [laughter] okay only one who i believe could hold a stay and bring back benjamin franklin. >> that's who you would want to bring back benjamin franklin? >> he seems like my favorite any question with about that. i think he could do the most pushups. >> the world greatest baby-sitter like she's like a soothing waterfall of warm milk. >> she'll be commander in brunch.ar next debate with a glass of rose and cigarette. >> hard to argue when she goes there. like that debate is going to -- all see biden i want to see all of that. sm you know what will happen is like a hall mark movie to fall in love. mary, he's going to resign and he'll be president and she's going to be -- he's going to be her vp it is the greatest time of our lives. >> it will get real cnn coming to rally. stew hanson water out of the picture. ♪ ♪ we're here. ♪ ♪ if your adventure... keeps turning into unexpected bathroom trips. you may have overactive bladder, or oab. not again! we're seeing a doctor when we get

and like maryann williamson said, let's fight it with love. thanks very much, ladies. we'll be back soon. go to vettix.org. >> jesse: that's all the time we have for tonight. i'm jesse waters in for laura ingraham. you can catch me mondays through friday on "the five" and every saturday at 8:00 p.m. on "waters world." you can also follow my dog, rookie, at rookie waters. he has an instagram page. it's blowing up. almost more followers than i do. shannon bream and the fox news at night team take it from here! >> you're up past your bedtime. see you tomorrow at 5:00. >> bye. >> we begin with a fox news alert. president trump issuing a new warning to iran. he's feeling optimistic about a trade deal with china after restarting talks with president xi. the highlights from the interview with tucker carlson. and new calls for justice in portland. the democratic mayor's policies in focus after a violent attack in portland by alleged antifa members leaves a conservative writer in the hospital. will the feds get involved? and democratic lawmakers visit the southern border tourin

the one that is missing, maryann williamson, not there. "vogue" responded saying we're not discrediting marianne williamson. they wanted to highlight the lawmakers that bring the 40 years of political experience to this race. williamson was quick to call out the magazine for its explanation. >> the framers of the constitution were very clear as to who was qualified to run for president. they did not make media, certainly not "vogue" magazine the gate keepers here. to run for president and to be qualified for president, you have to be born here, you have to live here for 14 years and you have to be 35 years or older. if they were 20 sto say you hav be an elected official, they didn't. the skill set they feel is necessary to navigate the times in which we live. and that kind of bias on the part of media. it's a suggestion that only those who have elected office in their past are qualified. in is not in any way to minimize or to disparage the qualificati qualifications. but there's other kinds of qualifications. and franklin roosevelt said th

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williamson who made it weird with her word choice >> in 1776, our founders brought forth on this planet an extraordinary new possibility. >> on this planet? to be clear, on the planet i'm from, you can only vote if you have gathered enough moon crystals and then the democrats immediately got into it, with the moderators asking bernie to respond to former congressman john delaney's criticism of his medicare for all plan. >> you support medicare for all, which could take private health insurance away from more than 150 million americans in exchange for government-sponsored health care for everyone congressman delaney referred to it as bad policy, and previously he called the idea political suicide that will just get president trump re-elected what do you say to congressman delaney? >> you're wrong. [ laughter ] >> that's a quick answer bernie said that like he's definitely used those words before sir, you ordered the lobster bisque you're wrong i ordered the chicken soup and i want those crackers crackers for all and then after delaney and others accused bernie and warren of trying to mak

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it's interesting because maryanne williamson probably spoke with the most clarity. >> who would have thought? >> on the question of reparations and just morality and how this president has been acting. and it is curious that some of the other major candidates, i don't want to say, took a pass but they did not use it as an opportunity to distinguish themselves in the field. >> literally every person of color in the race were on stage last night. >> kamala harris has been very clear about speaking from her personal experience, right? that was the whole heart of her debate with joe biden last time. cory booker has indicated he will be very aggressive. you have andrew yang. you can argue this is the most diverse debate we've probably ever seen. >> i don't have all the statistics but i wouldn't be surprised if that's absolutely true. what is being demanded of the democrats as they think about how to run against the president? who clearly has shown a willingness to just take, you know, all the other, this is never, this has been throughout our history, these racist overtones. i'm not sure

again, you have people like maryann williamson that is preaching the new american doctrine of love. she was the most googled person last night. of all the people on the stage. it's the second time -- >> for good reasons. >> yeah, i think that there's an opportunity now for democrats to reflect. possibly recognize some of the things that their own leaders are telling them. >> neil: someone pivoted there. the fact that before it was all one way, right? i guess what i'm trying to get a sense of, kristin, for you for tonight, whether the candidates in the debate tonight seed this robust debate, whether you like it or not, between moderates and more progressives within the party continues tonight. joe biden, that's his calling card. >> yeah. i think that you will see it continue tonight with biden leading the effort and the moderate -- >> yeah. >> and he knows. his team is looking at the numbers. i sound like a broken record. if you look at the mid-terms that weren't that long ago, how did the democrats win? they didn't win with the folks on the far left. >> neil: you wouldn't know it fr

maryann williamson, she's like homeopathic therapy. everyone is on stage is like advil and aspirin. she's like yoga and cbd oil. but she's tapped into some real energy in the country. i don't think that energy is fully formed yet. she's got into it. >> greg: what about you, emily? your highlights and low lights. >> i agree with part of what you said. it was like a hunger games big fish in a small pond. the progressives won. bernie emerged as the commander and he and elizabeth were the pros, but they failed at the commander level. i agree. to me, it was clear the progressives won. at what cost to the party, at what cost to the reality of the moderate section, which is was eclipsed. the ah-hah moments and the zingers got all the applause and excitement. in reality, voters were like, i would like more info from that moderate over there and i would like more air time from that moderate over there. so to me, it was an analogy of cnn taking away the choice from the voter at home. >> dana: you couldn't get full answers because the rules that they had set out had the moderators were forced

you look at people like maryann williamson, for example. people who caught on in in a viral moment but this is is a serious campaign. it's a serious election. and i think that, you know, on the debate stage in detroit, michigan in a couple of weeks and abigail knows this, i think there's an intensity surrounding the top tiered candidates. eventually when you get to the next stage of the race, they're going to be jockeying for the same. former vice president joe biden saying he's center left then you've got senator elizabeth warren who is running very masterful lane in terms of trying to garner bernie sanders' supporters and whatnot. this is going to get increasingly, increasingly intense. as that evolves, i think that you're going to start to see people drop out. >> evolve. [ laughter ] as opposed to the opposite. >> kevin and abigail, thank you. >>> southern california is reeling from the two most powerful earthquakes seen in decades. why experts say more could be on the way. why experts say more con the way. (vo) parents have a way of ima

. >> dana: i think you had a chance to meet maryann williamson or been watching her. what do you think of maryann? >> well, when i think of maryann, i can't comment on that because that's just -- >> dana: that would be wrong. that would show bias. >> okay. we're teaching people here. how did you get your start in journalism? you're 11. a lot of kids are playing games, going to camp. you look to shoot stories. >> dana: yeah, i was never a summer camp-type of kid. for me, always journalism. that's always what i wanted to do. during the summer i wanted to do my own things. journalism helps me. >> dana: so what was the spark for journalism? >> the spark that interested me is the aspect of writing, shooting and editing video. something i've always been good at and something i like to do. when you connect the dots, that spells out journalism. >> dana: you started in sports and now doing politics? >> no, i never started doing sports although i filmed sports. usually there wasn't a start for sports. just a story i was looking to cover. >> dana: what will you look for in tonig

and author maryann williamson. the second draw has six candidates who will be divided randomly into the two nights. once again, july 30th and july 31st. new jersey senator cory booker. south bend, indiana mayor pete buttigieg. former hud secretary julian castro. minnesota senator amy klobuchar. former texas congressman beto o'rourke. and businessman andrew yang. the final draw has four candidates who will be randomly divided into the two nights, july 30th and july 31st. former vice president joe biden. california senator kamala harris. vermont senator bernie sanders. and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. here's where tonight's drawings will take place with these three cnn anchors. brianna keilar, victor blackwell and ana cabrera. let's go to brianna to explain what happens next. >> wolf, cnn is televising the draw tonight because we believe that this process should be as transparent as possible. so in that spirit we are keeping things simple and low tech. so here's what victor, ana and i will be doing. we all

>> well whenever the question is about maryann williamson my answer is just yes. she has on a journey of national discovery in front of the country and i'm here for it. so good luck girl. >> no kidding. some of the other expenditures joe biden spent according to this politico article, over 100,000 dollars on a launch ad that they never used. why would he waste that much money? >> yeah well when you're front runner rolling in cash i guess you can just pick which hundred thousand video you want to run. but yeah. not necessarily fiscally responsible i think is donors might have something to say about that. >> yeah. when you look at these numbers what comes to mind? for you -- >> well what's interesting is you see a lot of kaingts just railing against these big companies on campaign trail but then using their services bense is a great example. he railed against amazon constantly so elizabeth warren but two campaigns have highest number of dollar amount of spending on amazon so same thing about facebook. they want to break up those companies but then spend millions of