different than that? no, it is different. he s basically saying there does need to be some laws around entering our country, and it is a it really is he s not going to like it i said this, it s a more moderate position than castros. it s a more ploderate position than frankly some of the others who were on that stage tonight. but it still is the kind of proposal that actually it s the kind of proposal that got 60 votes in the senate when i was there. it could actually become law, and you could finally make progress on a really broken immigration system. he should get credit for knowing the subject well enough and understanding what the dynamic is around this that he is proposing something that actually makes a lot of sense. and my only point, it s more about us. all the media chatter on social media is that he got his clock cleaned by castro. and the deeper analysis is what you ve just said, his proposal is actually passable and do-able. and not as wide open as
recognition? is that what it is? i think so. at the end of the day, you have the two that led the way were bernie sanders and joe biden. everyone knows who they are. they ve had a very long lead time to get to know voters. i think you re going to see a lot more opportunity for the kamala harrises, for the elizabeth warrens, for the secretary castros of the world to come forth and show the american people generally what they re all about. brian, there is an article in the new york times titled bernie sanders-style poll ricks are defining the 2020 race, unnerving moderates. this refers to moderate democrats who are increasingly fearing the party could fritter away its chances of beating president trump in 2020 by careening over a liberal cliff. do you think that s what republicans are counting on? i mean, is it possible the republicans are underestimating the popular appeal of more liberal democrats in 2020? you know, i do think that s a potential. i think that donald trump s g
i am a candidate for president of the united states of america. [ cheers and applause ] there you haerpeard it. it s official. former san antonio mayor, julian castro announcing in this last hour he s running for president. what s happening where you are and talk about the enthusiasm generated? reporter: the speech just wrapped and this crowd followed the castros out of this very historic plaza. his twin brother who promised to grow a beard if his brother were to become president. his mom made it official in two
mexico running away from donald trump s tear gas. today s poll shows president trump s disproval is at an all-time high of 60%. that comes after weeks of president trump trying to demonize families like the castros who we just saw heading towards our southern border. tonight we know that the president thinks using tear gas on children looks bad. there s no reason to assume donald trump actually believes that it is bad to use tear gas on children, but he obviously believes most people think using tear gas on children is bad. and so the president decided to do what he always does in a situation like this. he simply lied about it. we don t use it. of course, they did. president donald trump is of course lying which comes as no surprise. he s been labeled a pathological liar in new york times, the
was coming because the united states has never fired tear gas into mexico before. that tear gas canister is in mexico. those people are in mexico. that child s bare feet are in mexico running away from donald trump s tear gas. today s poll shows president trump s disproval is at an all-time high of 60%. that comes after weeks of president trump trying to demonize family like the castros who we just saw heading towards our southern border. tonight we know that the president thinks using tear gas on children looks bad. there s no reason to assume donald trump actually believes it is bad to use tear gas on children, but he obviously believes most people think using tear gas on children is bad. and so the president decided to do what he always does in a situation like this. he simply lied about it.