and but as he said, he hasn t decided to run, not to run, he s decided he ll decide later on. we ll have a very robust contest in 2020. why? because the trump presidency is a disaster. you ve now got senior republicans saying it s a disaster. jeff flake saying he couldn t run for re-election because he couldn t possibly embrace trump, the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee going on. that s going to bring a lot of democratic enthusiasm about taking on the republicans in 2020. joe biden may well be a person who does that. that will be a personal decision he makes. whether he does it or not, a lot of other people will for sure. let me ask both of you. who are the younger democrats who have the passion, the personality, the grasp of issues that could be competitive? do any come to mind? i ll start with you had
wind is doing to fire. i in talking with the head of cal fire, he told me over the phone that the fire was moving so fast that they couldn t run to get in front of it, to lay line, it s my understanding that virtually every asset is here, that there s been tremendous response to mutual aid and firefighters have coming in from oregon, washington, arizona, colorado, and nevada and probably others as well. we also know that it s not over yet and that means that people have to be on guard and it means that if you re asked to evacuate, please do. the story that really got to me was a story of a couple who had rented a house with their children there and the children
they have not proven they can step up to the plate. you hope that happens. accusations on my commuting to putin goes longer than 30 minutes. that stuff can get accomplished in 30 minutes. abby: if it went 30 minute they say they couldn t run for longer? there was a mention of the g 19, the so-called group minus america that it still has the paris climate accord. you know what that means? there is a g1 and that is the united states of america and the only person president trump represents. you see some headline saying they were left out and pushed to the side. depends on how you measure success. without respect to national interest stories about in the face the united states the most? the order was forged by the west after winning world war ii on economics and trade. there s a point at which the are
whatever doesn t mean anything in there is true, but he is regarded with a degree of credibility. people regard him as real, but the question is is the intelligence real? he s as good as his sources. you saw the report going around washington and reporters of various organizations couldn t run it down. so now we stand with is the incoming president a turned foreign asset or is he being libelled in one of the most egregious fashions ever? shrug. and if it s fiction it s possible it s also russian intelligence. nikck confessore, thank you for your time. appreciate it. joining me now, congressman adam schiff, the ranking member of the house intelligence committee. the reason i wanted to talk to you is that you are one of only about a dozen people due to your position on that intelligence committee who gets to access the most highly classified briefings
who are never going to vote for her. so talking to some people who aren t necessarily joe biden supporters i can tell you, but who have kind of a counterintuitive view that this means joe biden shouldn t and couldn t run because of last night. and, dana, we watching on television saw tons of interesting moments. you had a special view of what was going on on stage. tell us something we didn t see on tv last night. reporter: well, you know, when you moderated the debate in simi valley, it was so intimate. there were a few hundred people on the stage built 45 feet in the air. so the candidates had their families right there. i mean, within arm s reach they could really talk to them during the breaks and move around. this was an auditorium. it was very big. it was about 1,400 or 1,500 people and we were really up on a stage. so during the breaks they didn t have as much chance to interact with their family.