dana: it was a democratic debate moment that put wine cave, believe it or not on the map. with the mayor recently had a fund-raiser that was held in a wine cave full of crystals and served $900 a bottle wine. billionaires in wine cave s should not pick the next president of the united states. i m literally the only person on the stage who is not a millionaire or billionaire. [applause] so if this is important. this is the problem with issuing purity test you yourself cannot pass. dana: after calling out your pete buttigieg a wine bar, elizabeth warren is being called a hypocrite because in 2018 warren had a $2700 person vino filled fund-raiser with a souvenir bottle of wine. plus, behind the scenes president obama reportedly telling donors not to back wine. basically saying, she s fine,
president of the united states. dana: as usual, there is another side of the story. in 2010, the ap reports that at a warren fund-raiser people there were treated to songs by the grammy award-winning artist melissa etheridge, which would have been awesome. her remarks more and then basically they contributed or raised $5400 per couple or $2700 a person, they got of the ap photo reception, premium seating, and a souvenir bottle of wine. to me she made a decision before she started running for president, i m not going to get any big donors. it s an easy decision when you already have $10 million in your senate campaign, having done this before. mayor pete, i side with him 100%. not only is she someone who had these wine soirees. she had wine soirees and she had them maybe not in a wine cave which i ve never been to. i ve never been to a cave with wine and crystals. dana: i m going to make a wine for to this weekend. it s like condemning
without thinking the private sector cannot be left alone. we need the government there as the people s representative to provide oversight. this is just the falling of the berlin wall for the fundamentalists anti regulatory people on that side of the debate. i think it s a challenge for obama, but a bigger challenge for the right. harris: report. gentlemen, thank you so much. john and ron, we ll have to do it again next time. thank you. gregg: speaking of which, there is an effort underway now to try to make the most of the mess and help those suffering recover a little bit. a little bit. how about a souvenir bottle of oil? the limited edition item is scooped from louisiana waters and will cost you about $1,000, although we re told you can probably haggle over the price. the idea came during a brainstorming session at one oyster company about how to help fishermen in the gulf. the money raised will go to those who might not have an easy time applying for aid or government program