. >> you talked about cory booker earlier. one of the things i've been paying attention to with cory is there's a threat of this message that can resonate with voters, if you take the old ronald reagan, is your life better off now than it was four years ago. there's a riff on that, that i think is important for democrats. under donald trump what have you lost in the last four years since he's been made president. he made that point on the debate stage. i would love to see that become part of the larger democratic message. when we look at things like the economy. incumbents typically run on. i don't know that that makes as much of a dent this time. as maybe affordability. the threat of what have you lost? what rights have been taken away since donald trump has been president? if you're a farmer, if you're a manufacturer, based on the trade war, what, what what has been taken away from you in terms of markets that are available to your small business? those are points that become salient for a lot of those voters in those three

cory booker came in second place. everyone in this group tells us they like the fight in elizabeth warren. >> she's done this and she's done a lot in the past successfully. and she wants to be in the fight. and she's ready to go. >> she's very clear. she's articulate. she has plans and gives details. >> reporter: names absent on who else they wanted to praise? joe biden and bernie sanders. >> to me, berpnie seems like articulating. >> everyone was disappointed in julian castro taking a poke at biden's memory. she met him a few weeks ago and advised him against those attacks. >> we liked it when they were talking about issues and elevating the conversation. >> reporter: do you think he wasn't listening to you during this debate? >> kind of and it made me sad. >> reporter: do you know who you are going to support? you are tempted. >> who are your going to support? >> i'm going to caucus for elizabeth warren. >> reporter: no longer an undecided voter. among this group, the debates have been very good to elizabeth warren.

that's what cory booker needs. >> jon bon jovi isn't going to help cory booker become president of the united states. be honest. trying to play a lot of people for suckers desperate for momentum and attention saying they need $1.7 million in the next ten days isn't hard to do. the last ten days of the last quarter, they raised $1.4 million. want to put it out there he would drop out of the race, unless they thought he could do this. then they can have an artificial claim to momentum. it's all a charade. >> a lot of people say, though, they would like to keep cory booker's voice on things he represents. like to keep a candidate of color in this primary fight. are we at the stage, though where we have to start getting rid of people because there are too many voices? >> there are definitely a lot of voices. no one can argue that. a lot of people like cory booker. to be president is a different issue. i think that he is an effective spokesperson, particularly around issues of criminal justice reform and he's continued to really push that issue in the way that's very necessary. so i think p

cory booker is here. i don't know if anybody knows this, but cory booker dates rosario dawson. he would be the first president ever to date rosario dawson. so. then, we go outside for music from chance the rapper with en vogue, from the mercedes-benz outdoor stage. tomorrow night, zach galifianakis will be here, lake bell will join us. and we'll have music from fitz and the tantrums. and on thursday, the former kingslayer, nikolaj coster-waldau, hugh bonneville, plus music from maren morris. our first guest is so talented. his mix-tape won three grammys. mine didn't even get me a date. his debut studio album "the big day" featuring collaborations with everyone from nicki minaj to randy newman is available now. please welcome chance the rapper. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you for coming. >> thank you, man. >> jimmy: hey, by the way, i want to thank you for something specifically. you mentioned me in one of your songs. >> yeah, i did. >> jimmy: on your newum i found out about it immediately. may i read the line, or do you remember the line? >> yeah, i don't really.

let's start first with cory booker. this is not an end of the quarter stunt, this is a real unvarnished look under the hood at a level of transparency unprecedented in presidential politics. $1.7 million he needs in ten days or they don't see a legitimate path forward, never cracked into the top tier. is the writing on the wall for senator booker? >> either it's a bold political stunt to galvanize his supporters or it's a hail mary pass. but it's very obvious that he is sounding an alarm and clearly it's not just about the low polling numbers, it's just about being able to qualify for the debates, being able to raise the money and show he's got the broad support to keep in the debates and keep his candidacy alive. you're seeing candidates drop out from the overall election once they realize they can't even make it to the debate process. so it's a bold play by him to stay viable. >> based on the numbers we've seen, both polling and fund-raising, at the end of the second quarter and the polling that continuing, he may be

that is a deadline that could possibly push senator cory booker out of the race. nbc obtained a memo written by his campaign manager to his staff, the message here, they need to raise $1.7 million before september 30th. that is the deadline. or he is out. cory booker addressing the issue himself this afternoon in iowa. >> we may not have as much money as some of these folks who are raising more than us, but we have more heart, we have more hype, we have more hope, and we are going to show them what the future of the democratic party looks like. >> joining us thousand on the ground in des moines, our road war your, vaughn hillyard, josh lieberman, also with me alex who first reported on the booker campaign memo. vaughn, we'll start with you. tell us what was the tone, was it desperate, was it confident, did they feel like they are going to make it to the finish line laid out there? >> cory booker was very straightforward saying that he doesn't believe that it is a matter of his messaging. i said do you need to change anything about your campaign here in the last 13

nbc obtained a memo written by cory booker's campaign. the message, they need to raise $1.7 million before september 30th. that's deadline. or he is out. cory booker addressing the issue himself this afternoon in iowa. we may not have as much money as some of these folks who are raising more than us. but we've got more heart, more hype, more hope, and we are going to show them what the future of the democratic party looks like. [ cheers and applause ] >> joining us now on the ground in des moines, iowa, are vaughn hillyard, josh lieberman, also with me, nbc news political reporter alex so much wald who first reported on the campaign. tell us what was the tone, was it desperate, confident? did they feel they were going to make it to the finish line that was laid out there? >> cory booker was very straightforward, saying that he doesn't believe it's a matter of his messaging. i said do you need to change anything about your campaign here in the last 135 days? he said, no, it's just a matter of finances. he said for any campaign to sustain n

and if he couldn't raise the money, cory booker saying he needs to raise the money. do you feel you are wasting some of your supporters' time if you don't, in fact, show more support? you did make the last debate. you are struggling to make the next one. at one point do you say i do not want to disappoint by supporters? >> there's a lot of time in this election. we're here in iowa today, over 10,000 people came out, many of whom are still undecided and thinking about who they want to vote for. they are the ones who have the most important role in deciding who our democratic nominee will be who will defeat donald trump, not the dnc in washington. i think this is the problem here. one of the problems is there's been a lack of transparency coming from the dnc about which polls they deem as qualifying and which ones they don't. for my campaign we far surpassed the dnc's grassroots donor requirement long ago with the polling. there are now over 30 credible polls that show i have met or competed the dnc's requirement of 2%. the dnc's only chosen to recognize two of those o

beto o'rourke, cory booker, amy klobuchar, even buttigieg and harris. you didn't like harris as much, but the fact that it is pretty clear by now that this kind of unsteady performance does not seem to be enough to cause democratic voters to say, uh-uh, biden is too wobbly for me. there are other factors for at least part of the electorate that outweighs it. >> it's not that i didn't like harris. i was surprised that she sort of faded into the background when she -- some of the one-liners she had obviously practiced didn't really land. it didn't really land. and we've seen her, obviously, that first debate performance, she came out swinging. she came out strong. and that candidate wasn't on stage last night. >> the big question is whether there's room for somebody else to get another look. you're talking about three candidates in biden, sanders and warren who are usually somewhere in the 60%-plus range of the total polling. as i said last night, you look at that and say cory booker is good on stage. beto o'rourke has found a voice again. but part of the

thank you. >> thank you. >> cory booker. cory booker on the van jones show. oh, my god. up next. congress going to be back next we can are they go do doing anything on guns? also on impeachment? i'm getting the answer to the question turbthe rising star in the democrat irk party. the katie porter is here. so much to talk about when we get back. let's be honest, insurance can feel a little outdated. the paperwork, the searching for id cards... that's why esurance makes it simple with an app, so you're not stuck in the 90s. wow, that tiny tv is the bomb. when insurance is simple, it's surprisingly painless. wow, that tiny tv is the bomb. those darn seatbelts got me all crumpled up. that's ok! hey, guys! hi mrs. patterson... wrinkles send the wrong message. sorry. help prevent them before they start with new downy wrinkleguard. get unlimited talk, text and data with our most powerful signal ever- all for just $30 bucks a line for 4 lines. and for a limited time, get free smartphones too! get 4 new lines of unlimited and 4 free phones for just 30 bucks a line! ♪ ♪ ♪ applebee's

no.er cory booker is not for the people. he is nothing. i wouldn't even vote for him to become president or anything else. >> i remember when he was the mayor of newark. he did nothing. they had in antiviolence rally on the steps of city hall. her didn't send a representativ. >> what about the poor people? the ones that have worked, and busted their butt for their families to have something. he doesn't care nothing about that. if you don't care about that, i don't care nothing for him. >> i was shocked when he won the senatorial seat because as mayor he failed the city. >> joining me is the man you saw talking to newark president austin fletcher the host of his talks on youtube. those residents don't seem to think that he is fighting for them. so, i don't know if that's a representative sample, but they clearly believe he abandoned the city. why? >> absolutely. the real motivation for making this video is i've been watchine country as if he is a champion of the people. i've been watching him talk to his audience and say oh, we're fighting

i interviewed senator cory booker earlier. he said this is the most shocking thing he has seen president trump be accused of doing. alex, we are hearing about it here at the steak fry. vice president biden is slated to speak later this afternoon. it remains to be seen if he'll talk about it but we'll keep an eye on it. >> the former vice president there calling for an investigation into this. there are in fact three house committees that are investigating this. jessica dean in des moines, thank you very much. >>> we are in fact expecting to hear from the former vice president again later this hour. we will be keeping of course a close eye on that. now, despite as jessica and i were saying, this conspiracy theory being widely debunked, president trump keeps insisting somebody should dig into biden's dealings in ukraine regarding a ukrainian prosecutor that he did help get fired. this is a very complicated story involving a lot of different people. so how did we get here? >> reporter: what should have been a routine call between

i don't feel like cory booker, given he has big ideas, like the baby bonds thing. he's been a leader on gun buybacks and some of the other thought things going on in the campaign, that he hasn't sort of had his bump. i don't know if this is going to be the time that gives it to him. and the other thing i want to say is that julian castro, sort of going after joe biden on his age, intentionally or not, is that going to end up being -- is that going to turn everybody off to julian castro but land a blow -- essentially a kamikaze mission to draw attention to biden's age? and does it hurt castro but help everybody else? that's something to pay attention to. >> or hurt both of them. biden and castro. nice to see you. zach wolf, bright and early this morning. >> we'll play you that entire exchange about the age in 30 minutes. >>> ahead, an early review shows a glaring mistake by the crew on that boat that caught fire off the coast of california, killing 34. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or

i think cory booker is making a big plea. he needs the money and september 30th is the end of the third fundraising quarter deadline. it is a difficult quarter to raise money in. so he's definitely making a plea if you want to allow me to keep my boots on the ground, i need this money. >> i think the challenge for booker is he's stuck in terms of not really having a clear differentiation strategy. why do you vote for cory booker versus voting for pete buttigieg or elizabeth warren? is he progressive or moderate? there isn't really a case for him, a messaging case for him or policy case for him. i think that's why he's really stuck. he hasn't been able to raise the money he needs to raise or put together a kind of campaign that says this is what i will do that's different from biden and the other candidates. and until he does that in a primary situation, it's going to be very difficult to break out and i think he's discovering how and why that is. >> his campaign says he is 17% of the way there for their goal for the end of th

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cory booker is our guide. cory booker is our guide. >> cory >> booker. >>cory >> booker elm street has been shut down a supporters gather, they got there at the crack of dawn this morning, we are hearing from you, who is your talk candidate in 2020? democrat, republican, independent, bert, in tennessee, good morning. caller: good morning. between the democrats and republicans and independents, you need to add socialist to the list. there's plenty of us around and we don't really count ourselves as democrats. they can go either way, and definitely not republicans and independents don't know where they stand. bernie ande would be elizabeth warren. host: thanks for the call. brian with this treat -- treat, saying it's time to take the credentials away from philip rucker and ashley parker. pete'sllowing the two saying two washington post reporter should not be allowed on the grounds of the white house is notable because his administration has tried putting individual reporters twice now and lost in court oath times as recently as this week, including a repor

cory booker. >> tucker: you think it was cory booker? >> judge: i don't know i think. >> tucker: extra credit question is do you believe anything he says. we will start with cory booker. did cory booker describe himself as a treky. >> i will read more geo engineering besides what i saw on "star trek." because i am a bit of a treky and have watched them go to planets and helped them with this situation. >> judge: this guy is running for headline. >> that might be the headline coming out. booker confesses he is a treky. >> jesse: spartacus. >> tucker: impressive. another multiple choice as we reported on this show some people are now flying on airplanes with their miniature horses. this week social media mini horse on american airlines flight to omaha. what was the horse's name? was it a flirty? was it b daisy or was it c peewee? jesse watters? >> jesse: it was a, flirty. >> tucker: flirty, the provocative name for a mini horse. i will say that. was it flirty? >> judge: yes. >> a passenger wrought her miniature service horse with her. this

booker, with the after the debate cory booker who said that i have concerns about joe biden fumbling? >> well, i think we're expressing concerns. it's just actually very important, especially because we love our country and want the best candidate for that. what i have a problem with is tone, tenor, how we go at each other. i saw this last election on how we tore candidates down or individuals down in such a way that when it came time after the primary, you didn't have the kind of unity that we need. i've been saying this over and over and over again in this campaign that whoever is the nominee, we must all unite behind them. and, frankly, we must deal with each nrtother in a bit of grace that does call out people's issues and concerns but does it in a way that doesn't undermine whoever is the nominee, their ability to lead. >> why didn't you bring it up during the debate? if you have concerns about what you say is joe biden fumbling, how come you waited until after, when he wasn't there with you? >> i think you're taking this a bit too far and forgive me if my football metaphor abou

cory booker. >> tucker: you think it was cory booker? >> i don't know, i think. >> tucker: extra credit question is do you believe anything he says. we will start with cory booker. did cory booker describe himself as a trekkie? >> i will read more geo-engineering besides what i saw on "star trek." because i am a bit of a trekkie and have watched them go to planets and helped them with this situation. >> this guy is running for headline. >> that might be the headline coming out. booker confesses he is a trekkie. >> spartacus. >> tucker: impressive. question three, this is a tough one. it'll be another multiple choice. we reported on this show some people are now flying on airplanes with their miniature horses. this week, social media exploded with a mini horse on an american airlines flight to omaha. what was the horse's name? was it a, flirty? was it b, daisy? or was it c, peewee? jesse watters? >> it was a, flirty. >> tucker: flirty, the provocative name for a mini horse. i will say that. was it flirty? >> yes. >> a passenger brought he

when you have cory booker on here saying, this is a chance for us to get at. and you hear aisha saying, we're very unhappy with everybody coming up before the congress and saying, we're exerting executive privilege. that's what this is about? and. >> no, i want the congresswoman here and her colleagues to have the opportunity to actually sort through the facts and be able to understand them and explain them back to the american public. and rowan, they're unable to do that, because this administration is blocking, at every juncture, their ability to access the documents that they should be -- >> so that's what this impeachment is about? >> that's what -- >> not about ukraine. >> let me bring in the congresswoman. it is true that congresswoman rashida tlaib said on her inaugural party, let's impeach the mfer. she didn't use acronyms, but let's impeach him. congressman al green has been in favor of impeaching president trump since the beginning. do those members of your party -- and do the ones who are especially gleeful about this moment, does that undermine the

>> i'm so glad cory booker is in this race. i think he's raisingish eye ii that needed to be raised and this is about our democracy and who is in office and whether it is representative and that's one of the reasons that we launched super majority this spring along with alicia garza from black lives matter, and others. women and women of color are leading the way, in this country, as voters, as activists, increasingly as candidates, and i think that next fall we will see the largest turnout of women ever in our history as voters, and they're going to determine the future of this country. >> i want to ask you about the great state of texas. >> yes. >> obviously a legend in that state, it used to be clearly winnable by democrats at the statewide level. it could happen. it's not impossible. >> right. >> is it possible now, because you have this combination of outrage over what's happening in immigration, donald trump saying take the land, which would mean a lot of texas ranchers would have their lands seized to build his wall and

>> i think cory booker had a good night, senator cory booker had a good night. >> stephen: was there a specific moment? >> his message is different from the other candidates. he has this very uplifting message of love and bringing the country together. and it's just different. i don't know if it's going to be enough for him. i mean, right now, joe biden is still the front-runner at about 24%. and then you have sanders and warren, each just under 20. that's almost two-thirds of the democratic electorate is with those three candidates. so it's going to be tough to burst through. and even candidates that have burst through, like kamala harris, in that first debate, you then have to capitalize on it. and it didn't really work out for her. >> stephen: she kind of faded after that. her second attack at joe, the second time around, didn't happen. >> yeah. >> stephen: now, there was a lot of-- there was a lot of back-and-forth between julian castro and joe biden. >> yeah the audience didn't seem -- >> stephen: is somebody paying julian castro to attack joe biden or did joe biden kick julian

joining me now 2020 presidential candidate senator cory booker of new jersey. senator booker, you've been calling for impeachment proceedings to begin since late may, saying the president has obstructed justice per the mueller report and refused to comply with investigations. for now the speaker says the focus should be on ukraine. given how you thought the impeoplement should proceed for other reasons, is she wrong? >> she's right. this a real moment in history and we should look at not through a political eye but through a patriotic one. we have a president undermining his oath to protect and defend the constitution of the united states. part of that and essential is our checks and balances. this president wasn't releasing documents. he wasn't allowing subpoenas, people to testify. and so this impeachment proceedings process gives us a tremendous amount more leverage with which to make and comply because he's not above the law. when he does something wrong or that has the implication we see right now, he should be investigated and held to account. >> so, sena

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kamala harris and cory booker came out supporting this idea. democrat have to be cross he has thrown the curveball in there. but, he i dis desperate, they ae doing poor in polls, he and kamala harris and cory booker, they are doubling down, doing damage to the party. >> it does. kennedy: beto is really reacting to what happened in el paso. sort of energy he had, when he said it was very aggressive. it does do a disservice, this is all republicans hear, they take their guns. it does a disservice, he needs to -- i understand that e el pao was traumatic, he needs to dial it back and be clear on what he is saying. kennedy: i think that is moment for him is gone. >> i do too. kennedy: you double down, you go full bore hard -- >> he could try to redeem himself. kennedy: i don't think he has political instincts to do it. the subtleties and tools to sort of recraft his message. a lot of gun control add revats, who advocates. this is stuff that other senators. have been talking about for years. >> he has had a weird campaign. he is trying on out woke ev

i think people genuinely like cory booker's voice in the race. even if they haven't decided he's their candidate, they like what he's saying. he's coming in with his message of unity and love and hope. i think democrats want to hear that. he's adding more to the debate than a bunch of candidates who have not even suggested they're considering dropping out. i think people are going to decide they want to keep him around a little bit longer. >> i think one of the things to take away is how many americans are willing to contribute to political campaigns. >> this is the context. booker got 3% in the latest iowa poll, which sounds like nothing, it's enough to make it to the debates. elizabeth warren and joe biden statistically tied. when you combine the first and second choice, warren crushes biden 42 to 30. she kills when it comes to that. what does that tell you? is this concerning for joe biden? >> i think it's concerning for all of the candidates who are not elizabeth warren, right? but i also know that i think in that same poll, only 20% of peopl

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pete buttigieg, elizabeth warren and cory booker were among those who brought their stump speeches to the first in the nation caucus state. watch this. >> i'm going to call to you right now. i need everyone's help with my campaign because we're not running an individual campaign. we will win this election not by dividing democrats, but have people that unite us and bring us together. we will win this election not by showing the worst of who we are, but bets of who we are. >> and senator cory booker joins "morning joe" later this morning to discuss his 2020 presidential campaign. >>> president trump is acknowledging he did discuss former vice president joe biden during a july phone call with ukraine's president. that admission comes after a whistleblower raised questions about what the president said on that phone call. nbc's kelly o'donnell has more from the white house. >> reporter: president trump added new detail about his july phone call with ukraine's president. >> the conversation i had was largely congratulatory. >> reporter: indicating for tin including for the first time hwe

and senator cory booker may only have days left to stay in the 2020 race, and he is here with you to help keep him at it. what is the situation really? what do you say? let's get after it. >>> we just got word tomorrow there's going to be a big meeting of house democrats. this is according to three sources. the caucus is going to gather at 4 p.m. eastern. the topic is likely the next steps on investigations. what does that mean? well, a statement from a democratic leadership aide says, quote, a second caucus has been added to ensure adequate time for member discussion on the whistleblower matter and a number of other pressing matters. unquote. president trump's admission that he discussed joe biden in a call with ukraine's president is only adding to democrats' case for potential impeachment. and his loyal lawyer today once again didn't seem to help the case. >> did the president threaten to cut off aid to the ukraine? >> no. that was a false story. >> 100%? >> i can't tell you if it's 100%. >> there is a game afoot but sometimes this man is just not on his game. it's a false story b

but for folks like cory booker, he doesn't have a lot of room to grow. it was a smart strategy to sort of signal that, hey, we've got ten days to make this kind of money. it's a great fundraising trick and to see if he can actually raise the money that he would need to go beyond november. i suspect that's part of what they're thinking about as well as some of those other candidates. >> all right. guys stay with me. we've got lots more to discuss. coming up former vice president joe biden, he is on the attack against president trump after reports that the president asked ukraine's leader to dig up dirt on him and his son. you will hear what he had to say to a reporter asking him about those debunked claims. that's next. lent customer service, every time. our 18 year old was in an accident. usaa took care of her car rental, and getting her car towed. all i had to take care of was making sure that my daughter was ok. if i met another veteran, and they were with another insurance company, i would tell them, you need to join usaa because they have better rate

i believe all of our candidates, including joe biden, cory booke cory booker, julian castro, they understand that our number one goal has to be to beat donald trump. >> harris: i thought you're going to name all ten. [laughter] meanwhile, the ideological divide was on full display last night, especially when it came to the topic of health care. joe biden going after sanders and warren's medicare for all plans, saying it's too costly, not workable. how do you pay for it? while they went after his plan to build on obamacare. as you look ahead, what do you forecast the american people for these candidates? some of them are living in the same lane as sanders and warren, and on this particular issue. >> everyone on that stage agreed we need to expand access to health care, and the status quo isn't doing enough. we just saw last week of the number of uninsured just went up, and in a good economy. that's something that is extremely alarming. i welcome the conversations on health care, because that's what the american people care about. you saw in 2018 -- i know you remember this -- in 2018, the two

and cory booker is on your show. >> he will be a guest at 5:00 hour. i'm very anxious to ask him about the state of his campaign because we hear there was a note sent around saying they need to raise almost $2 million in ten days or he's out, which sounds really something i need to ask senator booker about. >> that's a tall order. we'll look forward to that, appointment tv. thanks, rev. >> thank you, alex. >>> president trump lashing out at democrats after a whistle-blower complaint against him. how it could end up being destructive for both the president and his opponent in 2020. both the presidenant d his opponent in 2020 as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. at liberty butchemel... cut. liberty mu... line? cut. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. cut. liberty m... am i allowed to riff? what if i come out of the water? liberty biberty... cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty.

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i want to talk about cory booker. he's earned 27 new endorsements which makes him the leader in new hampshire with 80 key backers, as i understand it. it includes two state senators, 11 state representatives, the mayor of concord, dozens of democratic activists. what is it about senator booker, mr. demmer, that's attracting this kind of support now, and how will new hampshire, if at all, modify, change perhaps the trajectory of what he does? >> reporter: -- >> yeah. i think cory booker is an extremely likeable person. what people see him, they warm up to him. but he has a very unique message, and i think a unique career that a lot of people relate to. that is he has a message of unifying america, unity is the basic theme. and i think there's an awful lot of people who believe that this country is divided beyond anything we'ven seen before. that the next president of the united states has a mammoth task of bringing us back together. we actually see president trump whose approach is a divide and conquer approach. i thin

. >> the same question but cory booker. >> cory booker is really interesting. he looks a little like bugs bunny. he has a big smile and really big eyes all the time. i refer to that as a wow expression because you are really alert to something. surprise is an interesting emotion. it bifurcate. the positive version is the guy in the car commercial, the negative version is surprised i had to have a car accident on the way to work. booker is on the positive side which is over the moon joy with a lot of surprise that leaves me wondering as a viewer and study of psychology, is there a possible car accident? i am not sure he's going to get there. the next debate is fascinating because you have biden on stage with cory booker on one side and kamala paris on the other, he was sandwiched between those two people, the most likely people on stage to attack him. on either side of the debate on next week, fascinating theatrics. they did a fair draw. it is an interesting position. >> i like cory booker a lot. i heard him on the radio and when i see him visually i know what y

cory booker, he has performed well in debate stage but he cannot catch fire. he is languishing in polls. b.f. goodrich blukamala harris k from voters after first debate. but after she rose, voters took a closer look at her record, they appear to not like what they saw for the time. right now she dropped way down, she is struggling. we saw a story she is betting farm on iowa. she put her eggs in that basket. kennedy: i think they are more excited about elizabeth warren. i believe that polls will bear that out in the key state, tom thank you. >> you bet. kennedy: all right, vap them if you got them, vaping relates illnesses skyrocketing, doctors still don't know the difinitive cause. should government really go after the e-cigarette makers even we don't know i mean, if you haven't thought about switching to geico, frankly, you're missing out. uh... the mobile app makes it easy to manage your policy, even way out here. your marshmallow's... get digital id cards, emergency roadside service, even file a... whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa! oops, that cheeky littl

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i have a sense because he's standing on a staircase here, senator cory booker, democratic candidate for president, joins us to weigh in on all of this next. just moments ago, the president's personal attorney, not an administration official, said he had been read what has been called the transcript of the phone call between president trump and the president of ukraine. this is the call where it has been reported that president trump requested that the leader of ukraine look into joe biden. let's listen to what rudy giuliani said just moments ago. >> mr. mayor, did you read the transcript? >> let's say it was read to me. >> it was read to you, the whole thing? >> i hope. >> so in it, there is no -- >> in it -- in it, greg jarrett and fessor durs wits and others are quite right saying if the president hadn't discussed the topics with the president of ukraine, he would be a president like obama. >> joining us to talk about this and much more is cory booker. he visited ukraine as part of the foreign relations committee. senator, the president's personal lawyer tells us he has been read what

already what you said just 2 minutes ago amid the bickering senator cory booker appealed for unity we've got one shot to make donald trump a one term president and we cannot lose it by the way we talk about each other or demonize and degrade each other we can walk and chew gum at the same time the candidates were united in denouncing president trump for inflaming racial tensions that we have a white supremacist in the white house and he poses a mortal threat to people of color all across this country climate change was another area of general agreement with candidates promising to rejoin the paris climate agreement is the axis dental crisis of our time it's you know that movie the day after tomorrow it's today we have seen a warming and our world like never before we're seeing flooding in the midwest flooding in houston fires in the west the candidates also discussed a slew of gun control measures former congressman beto or roark whose home town of el paso is still grieving following a mass shooting last month was cheered loudly to ban assault rifles hell yes we're going to take your a r

i talked to cory booker about the gun licensing getting 82%, which is a shocking result for me. universal background checks, 93% support. 6% oppose. that appears to be extremely germane in the case of the west texas shooter who failed one and then used the loophole to get around it. and even mandatory buy bill clintons of assault weapons. this would read like requiring people to sell back their weapons is at 46% to 49%. that is -- that is something that is very far from the american political conversation among leaders and elected officials, and even activists like yourself who is getting essentially a split decision from the public. >> yeah, no. i think you're exactly right. and what you're putting your finger on is that the middle has really shifted on this issue. because particularly after parkland, i think we passed a tipping point where american families, many of whom have been living in areas with high gun violence and had to deal with this for years. but many more became afraid about sending their children to school, about sending their children to a movie theater or to a