you are watching cnn on this monday afternoon. i m brooke baldwin. a promise to tell the truth. an admission that she is not perfect and avow to fight for the people. with that, california senator kamala harris took the stage before thousands of her fellow californians and took the step in her bid to boot donald trump from the white house. who are we as americans? so, let s answer that question. to the world and each other. right here and right now. america, we are better than this. someone who agrees with harris. howard schultz, the former ceo offor starbucks. he says he may launch an
african-american president. then donald trump watches what it was a hostile takeover of the republican party. now he s the president. so in the age of trump, in this age of volatility, is there an appetite? are there a lot of people disgusted with both parties? absolutely. but the lodgist cal values first, billion emelianenkos to get on the ballot. then can you break the loyalty? most republicans want to stick with their president. can he win? everything we know tells us no. but was donald trump going to be b president? was barack obama going to beat hillary clinton? is if you re howard, you think about it. he said this on 60 minutes about health care. every american deserves the right to have access to quality health care but what the democrats are proposing is something that is as false as the wall. and that is free health care for all. which the country cannot afford.
but a kaiser family foundation poll from earlier this month shows a majority of americans, 56%, support a single payer health insurance system often called medicare for all. so it s not the only way he differs from democrats, but u do you think his stance suggests that he may be out of step with potential voters? i think his stance suggests he has the ceo approach and after a decade of disruption, of a decade of every election p since obama care passed has been about health care to a large degree, he s saying wait a minute, can we afford this? that s a good question to ask. it will be a defining question of the democratic primaries. how you going to pay for this? debt free college? health care for all? the green new civil rights act. but here, the question really is you know, how will health care play. the republicans learned they won big elections in the 2010, 2014, running against obama care. the democrats just swept back
now she has to meet voters. now she has to do the hard stuff, the fun stuff, the stuff that can knock the best candidates off their game. it will happen to her, to everybody. you get knockeded down in this game. the question is can you get back up and how. when you listen to her, she was in oakland, the amount of jabs at trump, the vanity project. the mentioning of the word truth 21 times, the number of times she mentioned trump. zero. slamming family acceseparation. say foreign powers are infecting the white house. yet today, he actually chooses to go after the president. chooses to go after howard shulgts schultz and not her. do you read anything into that? yes. that he agrees with the democratic analysis that a shulgts candidacy would help trump. he says he s getless. won t run. he s trying to goad him into the race because the president thinks it would help them. like most incumbent presidents worry about their own election,