From ted cruz, marco rubio and george bush. This is one hour. Tim good morning. How is everybody doing . Lively, huh . Do you want me to get you coffee . Thank you guys for being here. My name is tim alberta. I am the chief political correspondent. I would normally not read this. Carnage american available on preorder. I have little kids who needs a lot of diapers, go and buy them. You tolighted to welcome the Texas Tribune festival which politico is proud to be an official media partner. Texansbune has invited to a free politics, news, and community festival. Anotherlike to thank sponsor for their sponsorship today. My colleagues and i are excited to convene important conversations this afternoon including a Playbook Exchange with the House Freedom caucus, spoiler alert, they are not for impeachment. How to fix american politics will be after that. 2020 and the border will be third in the order, and then finally agriculture in the modern world, so stick around. This brings me to our f
Harvard lunar city where he studied under bernard bail and. He taught at harvard and university of michigan before joining the faculty at brown in 1969, a prolific author, professor would has won numerous awards. In 1970, his book the creation of the american republic, 1776 to 1787 won the bancroft prize and in 1993, his radical a station of the american resolution on the Pulitzer Prize for history. The american is a shove that german franklin was awarded that how it prized by the Boston Office club in 2005. His volume in the oxford history of the United States entitled empire of liberty, the history of the early republic, 1789 to 1815 was given the association of American Public are shores award for history and biography in 2009. The American History book prize by the New York Historical society and the society of the cincinnati history prize in 2010. Incidentally, professor would, be heard from your former student jack warren, executive director of the society last week. That same, y
The Texas Tribune festival which politico is proud to be an official media partner. Texansbune has invited to a free politics, news, and community festival. Anotherlike to thank sponsor for their sponsorship today. My colleagues and i are excited to convene important conversations this afternoon including a Playbook Exchange with the House Freedom caucus, spoiler alert, they are not for impeachment. How to fix american politics will be after that. 2020 and the border will be third in the order, and then finally agriculture in the modern world, so stick around. This brings me to our first conversation of the day, and i am honored to be sitting with this mostly distinguished panel of three of the Top Republican strategists in the country, three guys who wear the Campaign Managers for the jeb bush campaign, marco rubio, and ted cruz campaign. They are danny diaz, say hello. Hello. Hold your applause. [applause] tim terry sullivan. [applause] a little lesson through the and for terry. Plea
Pac, a democratic group, here to talk about the 2020 election. We also have with us juana summers, National Political reporter with the associated press, and alayna treene, who is the White House Reporter with axios. Mr. Cecil, let me go first and just ask you to explain who your group is, what you are, and how much money do you plan to spend in the 2020 election . And where do you plan to spend that money . We actually have two primary functions at priorities. The first is focused on politics, which may not be a particular surprise, and in particular supporting progressives and democrats running for office. In this particular election, we will focus primarily on the president ial race. We also have a nonprofit arm of priorities that is focused on how we engage in getting more people involved, particularly underrepresented people, in civic life. That includes litigation around voting rights, communicating with people of color and young people in midterm and in president ial elections t
Obviously, in this particular election, we will focus primarily on the president ial race. We also have a nonprofit arm of priorities that is focused on how we engage in getting more people involved, particularly underrepresented people, in civic life. That includes litigation around voting rights, communicating with people of color and young people in midterm and in president ial elections to get them engaged in political life. Host how much money do you plan to spend in the election and where . Guy in 2016, we spent about 200 million. We imagine it will be in that range. Although its early to have a final budget. Right now, we are focused primarily in four states wisconsin, michigan, florida, and pennsylvania. But we expect to expand into places like arizona and north carolina. Perhaps others as we get deeper into the election. Juana in 2016, the Trump Campaign had no infrastructure to speak of and they still won. As you look ahead to 2020, they have an unlimited pocketbook, a clear