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journalistic integrity. i want to ask you about michael bloomberg s $37 million ad buy. senator sanders blasted him and accused him of trying to buy the election. how do you see it? you know, it is going to be really fascinating seeing how the bloomberg campaign unfolds. i don t think it is possible to replace thousands of face-to-face interactions in iowa and across the country with ad buys. i just don t see it. i think that he s going to find that spending money in advertising is like pushing on a string. when you get lower and lower returns as you spend more and more money, and you can t buy passion. if you have to put people against money, i will take people every day of the week. andrew yang, i appreciate you joining us tonight. thank you and good luck on the campaign trail. thank you, ana. appreciate you having me on. thank you! thank you, see you soon. okay. there s that passion. i do want to get to our breaking news this hour.
in. that s a lot of dough. you know, listen, we ve got to get money out of politics. listen, let me be honest with you. i have to raise a ton of money. and there are billionaires. it gives them a competitive advantage. literally money gives people a competitive advantage. competitive advantage for sure. people will start seeing the bloomberg ads this week across 100 markets. it s a huge ad buy. and it s just the beginning. back to you. during a weekend campaign event, elizabeth warren echoed bernie sanders when she offered her view of bloomberg s tv advertising budget. here she is. elections should not be for sale. not to billionaires, corporate executives. that s how democracy is supposed to work. . when you have a billionaire potentially entering this race,
caucus, the only african-american woman elected to senate, a whole range of people. [applause] the first african american. chris: he said the only woman, the second woman kamala harris is right there on the stage with him. jessica, can can biden stumble his way all the way to the nomination because that is sort of what he s doing so far, i think, and how seriously do you take late entrance duval patrick, former governor massachusetts, formerly in the race and apparently in 30 million-dollar ad buy that start former mayor mike bloomberg of new york city ends it bloomberg for president, he hasn t made formal announcement when you re spending $30 million and saying bloomberg for president, it s sounds like intend to go say bloomberg for president and for full disclosure i used to work for
earl sanders reaction. what about others? reporter: others are more practical because they have to go out and fund raise from large donors. a number of candidates have to go out. joe biden had some fundraising issues and now a super pac has been formed to help support his candidacy. interestingly kamala harris has responded to this as well. listen. that s a lot of dough. you know, listen, we got to get money out of politic goes, let me just be honest with you. i got to raise a ton of money to be competitive, and then there are billionaires who are either in the race or thinking about getting in the race, and it gives them a competitive advantage. literally money gives people a competitive advantage. reporter: competitive advantage for sure. people are going to start seeing these bloomberg ads as soon as monday. it is going to go across potentially 100 markets. it is a huge ad buy and it is