leader board, folks. and the big news is that the biden and warren are at the top and sanders is not. so why is biden and warren in the lead? because this is race is a tale of proprimaries. biden leads by 20. while warren lags as you see there among the top five candidates she is in fifth place. but among liberal democrats, warren is ahead of everybody. she leads by 11 while it s biden who lags a bit in that one. as big of a story as who s jockeying at the top is who s stuck at the bottom. look at all these names. at either 1% which gets you to the next debate or basically less than one at zero. sitting governors, none of them are going to make the stage at the third debate in september with numbers like these. but let s go back to the top tier. and, frankly, we do have a top tier of five candidates. biden and warren, they re 1-2 position shows you that democrats are divided and not just along ideological lines. they are also divided about what
i m meeting with rod rosenstein on thursday. we ll be meeting at the white house and we want to determine what s going on. we want transparency, openness, and i look forward to meeting with rod at that time. this was corvellian. it was masterful. he s going to fire rosenstein this morning. it was leaked out. he s going to fire ended up not firing him. no, no, it s the build up to the drama. but it kept everybody else why do you tell do something on monday when you get people saying with the viewers on thursday and you get double episodes. this week on the trumps. yeah. he s distracting from kavanaugh yesterday and but, you know, willie, one thing you can t distract from, it s too big of a story. what? you know what it is. the release of mika s book.
they dropped three massive stories knowing that most of our coverage is still going to be on the hurricane. we ve been talking about the hurricane object cnn. while these stories are getting much attention, they re not getting as much attention. on the flip side, i talked to someone who suggested the president actually thought these stories might get more attention by dropping them during the hurricane because eyes were going to be glued to the tv to see what s going on with the hurricane that eventually this news was going to come out and bubble up and it was going to happen during the hurricane coverage. could that be a possibility that he was actually trying to call attention to these controversial moves? i can t imagine that being the strategy going forward there. just because each one of these stories really deserved its own sort of news cycle. pardoning joe arpaio, they were still talking about it during this hurricane which really shows how important of a story it is, how bi
clinton was tluzer in thhe loses campaign. some people are using this for their own personal gain for 15 minutes of fame. they get to talk about these things they want to demand. they get to continue to be upset with the election. this really isn t as big of a story as some have made it out to be because donald trump is st president-elect. he s going to get everything that s due to him tomorrow, which the american people voted for him. these others that are sore losers and donald trump is right. as being one of the deplorables out here, the people on the right had done there when barack obama won the first and second time you would have been called racists and bigots. i think there s a bit of a double standard here. it s time to move on past it. let s get to january. we have gna new president comin in. if these people want to be famous more a moment, do it, knock yourself out. you still lost. you think that s what s it
the professor who disagreed with some of their policies by pulling the professor s grants. all of that s still on the table. he says he s conducting his own investigation. and then the final thing to say is politically he says, you know, 2016 s too far away, he s not thinking about it, and we really are talking about here about the republican primaries. he s the leading republican right now in polls, any poll to take on any democrat including hillary clinton. so that s a pretty powerful perch he s on right now. jenna: and by the way, if i could, juan, sorry to interrupt, but that s part of the reason we re covering it. absolutely. jenna: if this was a governor that did not have these national implications attached to his name, it may not be that big of a story, but it is right now. just to be clear, do you think this does have political implications that could carry through over the next couple years? it does. we don t know what comes subsequently in the investigations still hangin