Elizabeth warren is tied with joe biden at 26 percent among registered voters your reaction lets start with you amy well we are still such a long way out before iowa New Hampshire South Carolina but it shows how effective Elizabeth Warren has been and being able to court you know democratic primary voters in the Democratic Base i think the person who should probably be the most worried about those numbers however is our friend Bernie Sanders who was supposed to be the progressive choice the progressive alternative to joe biden but Elizabeth Warren has cut into his foundation of voters and been able to you know make a really good go of it michel. Elizabeth warren and joe biden are very different candidates offering very different visions for america but most importantly very different versions of candidacies joe biden is talking about a return to civility and some sort of reboot or control to lead on the computer that is america so that we get to return to a period before President Trum
Joe biden has talked a lot about civility you know his 6 terms as a United States senator his 8 years as a Vice President that he puts a lot of stock and faith into institutions congress the white house etc while Elizabeth Warren and warren rather she has positioned herself as the outsider the fighter the fighter with the plan hes going to you know take it to donald trump i think as michael points out however while that might be appealing in the democratic primary and that Elizabeth Warren she talks about you know revolutionary change we dont want just incremental changes we want to you know to rework the whole system the whole way that America Works that might be appealing to the a. O. See weighing the squad flank of the party but is that going to be an easy pivot when it comes to a general election where she has to appeal to more centrist voters who dont necessarily want is a radical vision for america well see if she gets the nomination. And it has you know the opportunity to make t
Base i think not i think that sanders more radical approach to governing and to his candidacy will appeal to Younger Voters and digital voters and social media voters in a way that perhaps a poll gauging warren and biden might miss were not going to know these voters because they were busy in College Classes when those poll of polls were coming in so i dont see it eating into sanders base as much as sanders is an outlier thats out there that may just come in and blow the whole thing up im interested in both your thoughts on defining some of these terms a little bit because theyre super complex and i dont mind taking a moment to unpack it a little bit specifically with regards to when we talk about whether or not its wise for someone from the Democratic Party for example to run a centrist or even to that matter whether whether trump to great degree during his candidacy period was also appealing to a kind of a centrist voter and what that means because i think that progressives would pro
Elizabeth warren and warren rather she has positioned herself as the outsider the fighter the fighter with the plan hes going to you know take it to donald trump i think as michael points out however well that might be appealing in the democratic primary and that Elizabeth Warren she talks about you know revolutionary change we dont want just incremental changes we want to you know to rework the whole system the whole way that America Works that might be appealing to the a. O. See weighing the squad flank of the party but is that going to be an easy pivot when it comes to a general election where she has to appeal to more centrist voters who dont necessarily want is a radical vision for america well see if she gets the nomination and has you know the opportunity to make that sale but joe biden hes banking on the fact that those centrist voters will be with him in the general the question is can he appeal to those Democratic Left wing progressive voters in the primary michael. Lets not
Attention to that and done a better job. And if we havent made real discernible progress in that the next several years thenly be disappointed in myself and in the bureau . Very short answer to this one, is there a political future for Richard Cordray . Which would consider running for an Elective Office in ohio . Its not a political job. I understand its a job done in a political con teblings but its a federal context, but its a federal job and thats how i see it. You can send more questions morningmoney if you have something in mind get it ready in the next few minutes. One good question that came in how does this cfpb choose the market and which authority . How do you pick in the nonbank area what you focus on and which tools you use . I think your question there just illustrated there are a lot of choices to be made in terms of how to prioritize our resources and our work. How do you pick in the nonbank area what you focus on and which tools you use . I think your question there ju