candidate. and it s certainly a risk when you re about to be on a debate stage with a whole bunch of other people who want to knock you down. and the ground has shifted. the democratic party has moved towards president trump. and biden thinking he can hold this centrist lane. he s had to shift on the hyde amendment. thanks so much. great job. the first thing big papi asked for when he opened his eyes after surgery, that s next. award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. not ecan match the power of energizer.tery the volvo xc90. because energizer ultimate lithium is the longest lasting aa battery in the world.
the hyde amendment which blocks federal taxpayer dollars from funding abortion has been around a long time and a lot of people have voted against it. guess who else has voted against federal funding for abortion? because the highlight was attached to the funding bill? lauren voted twice, so did michael bennett, cory booker, kamala harris, beto o rourke and others, bernie sanders voted no. a little different say you supported versus something else. they have been critical, took 24 hours to change his position. flip-flop from joe biden on this issue. after holding the position in favor of the hyde amendment which is the majority supported position in this country for decades and for people saying biden will be in the centrist lane and won t cave to the left,
exci energy and really excite people even though he doesn t endorse a lot of those liberal policies that we re seeing a lot of these canned indicates who are out in the race endorse. when he was running for senate, he didn t endorse medicare for all. he didn t call for free college. yes, he s talking about the environment right now, but if you look at the spectrum, you re right, he is more a centrist candidate or more moderate democrat even though he personally shu personally shuns those labels and hates to be called that. but he and joe biden, should biden jump in they re going to be competing for this centrist lane. and beto is interesting because he s one of those people who can really get people rallied and excited about him, even though he s not endorsing those policies that we re seeing everybody else endorse right no. $80 million in his texas senate race. that s a pile of cash right there. all right. nia malik henderson, ear would to bring you into this story right now. we ll
the democratic primary is on march 3rd. super tuesday. elizabeth warren was expected to do well in oklahoma. if he could do well meeting donors at small events, though none of the vants have been small so far. he s going to go for that centrist lane, a bit of pressure for joe bide. maybe pete is the one who suffers the most in terms of name recognition. potentially so. he has the ability to dwarf or candidates because of the name recognition. let remember, president trump had to go campaign there and hold a huge rally for ted cruz in the final days of that
running. joe biden has more or less an open lait lane in the centrist lane. hickenlooper is a capitalist, obviously. he s made a lot of money. and the whole world, it s not just here. it s sort of the victorious system of our era and maybe one day it will fall apart and we ll try something else. but i mean, to pretend that you re not, now on the margin webs you re vut lit right. we have to fix income and equality. we have to make sure people have health care if they need it. we have to fix the problems of capitalism. just like when i wrote in my book why wall street matters, we have to fix the problems of wall street, but we wouldn t want to live in a world if wall street wasn t doing what it s doing. let s not just denigrate it to denigrate it to try to score political points. i think one of the things president trump has started to do that he s going to do is talk about socialism. he s going to throw that on the democrats pretty hard. when he talked about that, every