material for nuclear weapons. also, a very unflattering look at what the brits think of president trump. they call him inept, insecure, and in competent. and seven 2020 candidates are in new orleans this weekend making their pitch to women voters at the 25th an seriousry of essence fest. kamala harris making a big splash, touting a $100 billion plan to invest in black home ownership. we must right that wrong. give families a real shot of home ownership. i will remove the barriers that black americans face when they go to qualify for a home loan. i will strengthen anti-discrimination lending laws and implement stricter
criticism. the left leaning hispanic community was upset with him throughout the entire presidency. so jeh johnson saying that won t affect the aggressive branch of the party. but certainly puttin this in writing does create some friction. use it to the president s ears. he saw the folks on stage basically agree, raise their hand and agree with julian castro s idea to decriminalize border crossings. it is clear that the scenes we have seen from the border from some of these facilities have been will be damaging to trump if that s where the focus stays. what trump wants to do is shift this conversation and point to democrats who say, hey, we think it s not okay to come across the border. we re not even going to consider that a crime. it is not going to be broadly pop or la. it shows how this debate has changed because of trump. during the obama years, when the gang of eight, the group on the hill was talking about immigration, we were talking
black home ownership investment as one of her potential policies. the way she is going at trump is to show she is trump enough and voters should disspell their uncomfortableness for voting for a woman again. she is lagging behind. buttigieg on top of everybody with $24 million. she needed that debate moment. she raised $2 million after that debate. one thing that strikes me about those fund-raising numbers, harris, when she launched her campaign, she launched with a lot of fund-raising prowess. oakland, professional campaign organization around her. it looked like she had all of those intangibles that you need to go the distance in a democratic campaign. the fund-raising numbers, though, showed how much she dropped off. the campaigns said she raised $2
after person i talked to matched her performance in that debate to this end, i can t wait to see what she does on the stage with president trump. it is the spectre of her taking it to trump on the debate stage. that is a huge factor in this primary. we talk a lot about policy, moderate versus liberal. a, they want to win and, b, they want to see trump be humiliated. they want to be excited about someone. harris, in that debate, gave people a reason to be excited about her. and we also talked about warren. she has more plans than anybody combined. she will release one soon. that s what she does. i have a plan for everything. this is her strength. look at this quinnipiac poll. who has the best policy ideas? warren 31%, sanders, 18%. it s a strength of hers, but also a weakness because she is
itself and not be distorted or smeared. i know those speaking the issue today or saying what i said back then. but the better answer is to get to the root cause of segregation. i don t believe a child saof to get on a bus to attend a good school. there should be first-rate schools of quality in every place in this nation. . his message to competitors boiled down to this. it s time to move beyond focusing on his past and instead make the election about donald trump. america, in 2019, is a very, very different place than the 1970s. and that s a good thing. and, yes, i ve changed also. i m not the same person that i was at age 29. many people want this campaign