delegate count will be key. up next. and who is the one who warren is doing well. she is. michael, before this poll was suggested product placement, and no, we will be seeing sharpie released the daily beast had an and coca-cola and mcdonalds and article entitled trump world no. i am expecting a large check anxiety grows over elizabeth from sharpie. warren. are republicans seeing her as a stay tuned for more msnbc. serious threat to the president? there is some concern but the good-bye, everyone. primary focus is on vice and welcome into the president biden. headquarters here, and it is most strategists understand in order to be the nominee for the noon eastern time, and democratic party, you have to announcement that the president secure a strong amount with announced a major foreign-policy african-americans. 6 to 10% say they re still open decision in a tweet. and the rush to help 70,000 for supporting someone. for the warren campaign, the people who are now homeless in que
he has a couple issues on guns, on immigration that he feels like, i think, he got a handle on. so if he can focus around those issues, whatever office he s running for, i think he s going to be stronger. let s talk about some other candidates potentially going home, noah, john hickenlooper. in talks to end his presidential bid and possibly run for senate back in colorado. good move? yeah, hickenlooper has done the opposite that o rourke has done. he s not pegging himself by embracing far left policy proposals and he s taken a lot of criticism for it from the left. unlike john cornyn, john hickenlooper is really vulnerable in california. it s a trending blue state, but i think he s a little to the right of the state s electorate, and it could benefit votethe
calls between members of the trump administration and top senators from both parties. but the question remains if any of that talk will actually lead to legislation. at the gun safety forum in iowa over the weekend, 2020 contender senator kirsten gillibrand said it will take a whole lot of pressure, not just from lawmakers, but from voters across the nation. if every one of you spends the next four weeks speaking out, using social media to be heard, tweeting at mitch mcconnell saying, mitch, call the vote, mitch, call the vote, he could call us back into congress today. we could pass universal background checks today. we could ban assault weapons, we could ban large magazines, we could have a federal anti-trafficking law today. new york senator and democratic presidential candidate kirsten gillibrand joins me now. senator, welcome. i want to get to guns in just a moment, but i have to ask. two weeks left to qualify for the third debate. what s your strategy to get there? well, be
supporters who were following senator warren minutes after she left that stage, following her throughout the fair seemed unmatched. yeah, stephanie, really quickly. elizabeth warren is building a machine there in iowa. she is, if you talk to other candidates in campaigns, which i have, they ll tell you she has the strongest campaign from top to bottom. she s been the most organized she s gotten a lot of obama folks, hasn t she? a lot of obama folks and a lot of key aides with experience in new hampshire. warren is building a machine and i think there is a grudging respect among other democratic campaigns that she is going to be someone to be dealt with here. thank you, all. we have to go from iowa to hong kong where overseas security has ramped up at the hong kong airport. it is back in business this morning after two days of demonstrations which forced a cancellation of hundreds of flights and led to violent
you could be very powerful. i don t think he would be. a lot has changed since 2018 that he would be powerful in the senate? he s not going to win. he managed a very successful performance against ted cruz, got into a two-point race. john cornyn is not ted cruz. john cornyn is not mistrusted by his voters in the state. ted cruz has a reputation that is texans and generally americans are skeptical of him. john cornyn is not that. what happened in 2018, beto o rourke was running for texas senate. he was appealing to his voters. beto o rourke has taken a series of far left positions on issues and on rhetorical flourishes. we re talking about a second reset of the beto campaign. he was attacked by the left for not being serious enough on that vanity fair cover. he s now going to get serious about gun control. he s been talking about racism