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nationwide town hall meeting and frankly not getting softball questions. she was pinned down on a number of policies that during this race she ll be called to defend, add further explanation. and she showed herself to be nimble. more importantly i think she listened well and i think she responded honestly. i don t know what else we would want to ask for from our nominee. got to judge the ideas. first impressions, you don t get a second chance to make a first impression. policy wise, though, she s going to have to own what she s doing on health care. that may be the defining non-bs issue of the 2020 campaign. but health care matters. i want to put up some poll numbers because i think it articulates the challenge well. you say to people medicare for all, but the more they start talking about medicare meaning you lose what you have, the numbers start to flip.
aggressive on policy? too left to beat president trump? another rising star in her party is here. cnn s newest commentator andrew gillum joins us. what do you say? let s get after it. all right, the 2020 candidates quickly jockeying for position to take on president trump. ahead of the heat right now, kamala harris. she got the big spot in the cnn town hall and you saw her last night making her case for why she s the best one to go toe to toe with trump. she laid out her left of center positions. but is also going hard with a policy that is two steps farther left than anything any centrist would ever offer. will it work? here s a taste. correct me if i m wrong, to reiterate you support the medicare for all bill.
we have van jones and david earling. perfect pairing. thank you, gentlemen. good to have you both. so van, i liked what gillum said. he s a smart guy and he wrestled with this issue in florida and i remember testing him on it and he was like, look, i know the transition costs are big. you definitely need medicare for all for the people who don t get insurance through their employers. we ve got to figure that out, and we ve got to figure out the cost savings. that s as far as he would go. the idea of getting rid of private insurance, is that ambitious or too much? she s not saying get rid of private insurance for stuff you need insurance for. for instance, you need insurance for stuff you aren t certain about. for instance, fire insurance. you aren t certain if your house is going to catch on fire, so you gelt insurance. farm insurance. crop insurance. heres one thing you re certain about, you are going to get sick. you are going to die. you don t need insurance for that. you don t ne
its all included with your amazon prime membership. that s how xfinity makes tv. simple. easy. awesome. and they re off. the 2020 race is off and running and the first real dust up is going to be over this massive idea of what to do for health care. you re going to hear many on the left talking about medicare for all. but that can mean different things for different people. kamala harris is taking heat from republicans as well as schultz and bloomberg that are on the outside as businessmen. they re saying that last night her support of getting rid entirely of private health insurance is too much. let s debate what this means for a very crowded field.