reporters and they get to spin what happened. you might ve been watching last night, and you might ve came out with different conclusions. they get to do it all again in the spin room. there are about 600 yourjournal. there s wifi, things like that. so that s going to happen again tonight. this is night two, but it s still the first debate. there are going to be ten new candidates on stage. the stage is on the debate hall which is across the road from where i am, and that s going to repeat itself tonight. that is about six hours from now. and it is also going to be the spin and the analysis afterwards. now one thing we are sure to hear about tonight are the two huge decisions from the supreme court that are going to have major implications for voters in the coming elections. in a 5-4 decision, the supreme court rejected the administration s proposal to add a citizenship question to the
out? this morning a lot of people are scratching their heads. brian: soflt candidates could have stood out but i don t speak spanish. i don t know what some of the translation really meant. it was kind of strange when beto o rourke quickly pivoted to spanish and the lick on senator cory booker s face kind of said it all. lisa: a side eye, flight. brian: excuse me, what language are we going to be broadcasting in? steve: anyway, thank you for joining us. we have a lot of show to go. we start in miami. lisa: we have team confirm as you mentioned in miami. todd piro is talking to diners this morning to get their reaction. but we begin with griff jenkins who is live outside of the debate hall. griff? griff: good morning, lisa, brian, and steve 2020 has kicked off a year and a half to go. certainly not disappointing last night. a lot of these candidates introducing themselves to the country from tim ryan to john delaney, tulsi gabbard. elizabeth warren they know.
white house. ron, keep us posted. let us go back to miami florida now for some voter reaction to the debate last night. chris, what did they say? everybody s got an opinion, right, craig? always. let s check it out. there s the setting. i think they warmed up the debate hall for tonight s debaters. we re waiting for the candidates to start those walk-throughs. but of course millions of americans tuned in to last night s debate. for a lot of them it was their first glimpse at some of those candidates. marriana went to des moines iowa where she talked with very important voters to get a sense of last night s debate. i m curious if you found a consensus among the people you talked to. reporter: buenos dios, chris, i should say after last night s debate. for many of the people here, elizabeth warren really came out on top, especially in the first half of the debate. but i ve also heard a lot of
thank you for being here in big night. bien venidos. part of our live coverage. we have a lot more including a serious story obviously gripping the national conversation right now. the humanitarian crisis which is a very real issue and hangs over the debate. candidates visiting this facility where the trump administration continues to detain immigrant children amidst allegations of abuse and mistreatment. later my interview on this hour with a contender who is going on stage tonight, govern jay inslee. we ll talking to dnc chairman tom perez, plus a look how candidates are getting ready. cory booker is lifting weights. as i mentioned, a special look inside the debate hall and why debates matter. i m ari melber. you re watching an the beat s
only about five hours to go before the first democratic debate of the 2020 election. let s bring in msnbc savannah sellers, who s been speaking to some voters here in miami. savannah, what are you hearing as we await this first debate? hey, ali, that s right. people are just starting to arrive. we re actually right in the middle of the street. behind me is the debate hall. they ve just done road closures so people will start arriving and be in this area. over here will be the spin room later. we ve been talking to voters exactly what it is they re looking forward to hearing tonight. we heard a lot of different things. a lot of people wearing t-shirts to support their candidate. take a listen. we will have had four years of trump by the time of the election and i m supporting the candidate that s the polar opposite of that. i feel like our credibility