[inaudible conversations] the cdc before the subcommittee this morning and has been several years march of 2016 since our last hearing on the budget of the nations leading Public Health agency. Before i do a formal welcome, i was made aware of this issue which is very troubling. And that is, that the administration is ordered the immigration courts to immediately remove coronavirus posters and it just says the immigration courts have been ordered nationwide by the administration to takedm down coronavirus posters from courtrooms and waiting areas. The executive office for immigration review under the department of justice mandated allex posters which explain in english and spanish how to prevent catching and spreading the virus had to be removed immediately. I just want to say that whatever your point of view on any issue that we face in this nation whatever your personal views are or your ideology , that we canno cannot, we cannot in this Public Health crisis play fast and loose with
Sen. Warren hello, they detroit my name is elizabeth warren, and i am the woman who was going to beat donald trump. Who is going to beat donald trump. [cheers and applause] to help takeng back the senate and put Mitch Mcconnell out of a job. [cheers and applause] so, here we are, michigan, you have exactly one week until you start voting. As you know, right now boating is going on. California and massachusetts, pretty much all over this country. As you know right now, voting is going on in california and massachusetts, pretty much all over this country. I know results will keep coming in through the night. What i see happening is a lot of folks trying to turn voting into some complicated strategy. You know, pundits, friends, neighbors are all saying you have to secondguess yourself. They are playing games about prediction and strategy. You know, guess what your neighbors are up to here. But predictions has been a terrible business. And the pundits have gotten it wrong over and over. [c
Sen. Warren hello, detroit wasnt senator Stephanie Chang just fabulous . My name is elizabeth warren, and i am the woman who is going to beat donald trump. [cheers and applause] i am also going to help take back the senate and put Mitch Mcconnell out of a job. [cheers and applause] so, here we are, michigan, you have exactly one week until you start voting. As you know right now, voting is going on in california and massachusetts, pretty much all over this country. I know results will keep coming in through the night. What i see happening is a lot of folks trying to turn voting into some complicated strategy. You know, pundits, friends, neighbors are all saying you have to secondguess yourself. They are playing games about prediction and strategy. You know, guess what your neighbors are up to here. But predictions has been a terrible business. And the pundits have gotten it wrong over and over. [cheers and applause] here is my advice. I have got some advice that i want to start with to
Announcer from nbc news, the democratic president ial debate live from las vegas, nevada. Good evening, everyone. Im lester holt. Welcome to las vegas. Everything is on the line tonight with just three days before the critical nevada caucuses. Here with me on the stage, nbc news political director chuck todd. Nbc news chief White House Correspondent hallie jackson. Also joining us is telemundo Senior Correspondent vanessa hauc. And editor of the nevada independent jon ralston. The rules are there tonight. Candidates will get a minute 15 to answer each question and 45 seconds for followups. Now that the stage is narrowed to six candidates, we encourage each of you to directly engage with each other on the issues. Since the last time you all shared the stage, senator sanders, a selfdescribed democratic socialist, has surged into the lead nationally in the democratic race. Theres a new person on the stage tonight mayor Michael Bloomberg who spent millions of his own dollars to run in this
Mr. Castro hello, brooklyn are you all ready to elect a new president . [cheers and applause] all, i wantfirst of to thank each and every one of you for being here. It is a pleasure to be with you here tonight in the heart of new york city. I want to thank you for coming tonight and participating in our democracy and making your voice heard. [cheers and applause] mr. Castro now, just really quickly, yall, i know all of us have our phones, and we follow whats going on in the news, i wanted to just begin by saying that tonight were thinking about our men and women in uniform, especially those who are stationed in iraq. [applause] mr. Castro and were praying for their safety. Were also our hearts go out to the people of the island of puerto rico today. [applause] mr. Castro who already have endured so much loss after Hurricane Maria and suffered an earthquake. We are thinking about them and urging the administration to act , to serve them as we should. [cheers and applause] you know, thos