neighborhoods, city council people, mayors, state reps and state senators. so we re building a campaign to win and we re asking people to help us. the people polling at the top get that money raise resources tremendously because the pundits push them. we just hope people will give us a shot and make a contribution. we need that help. all right. thank you so much for being with me tonight, senator cory booker. joining me now is another 2020 candidate former texas congressman beto o rourke. welcome back to politics nation. first of all, your thoughts on how the impeachment inquiry will impact the democratic race for the nominee. it is so important that the country through our representatives in congress focus on holding the president accountable and bringing him to
combined 14% of students at the university of washington while asians account for 24% and that s not including the many asian foreign students. state reps in a democrat and korean american admit some especially bright chinese applicants won t get in. what we re giving the institutions and the workplaces that hey, go ahead and take a look at the diversity, their background, not just the test scores not just their grades. reporter: government contracts will also go to more minority and women-owned businesses. backers say leveling the playing field. it s exposing a opportunity that we can go ahead and bid on those projects, so there is no favortism. reporter: but opponents say voters should decide just like in 1998 when they banned racial preferences. asian groups are busy collecting signatures hoping to get a referendum on the november ballot. when you use race when you re deciding who gets into
combined 14% of students at the university of washington while asians account for 24% and that s not including the many asian foreign students. state reps in a democrat and korean american admit some especially bright chinese applicants won t get in. what we re giving the institutions and the workplaces that hey, go ahead and take a look at the diversity, their background, not just the test scores not just their grades. reporter: government contracts will also go to more minority and women-owned businesses. backers say leveling the playing field. it s exposing a opportunity that we can go ahead and bid on those projects, so there is no favortism. reporter: but opponents say voters should decide just like in 1998 when they banned racial preferences. asian groups are busy collecting signatures hoping to get a referendum on the november ballot. when you use race when
Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20190212:19:49:15 archive.org - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from archive.org Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
in houston, several officers wounded, two in critical condition, two suspects dead. anything you can add? know. we had something like this happen a couple months ago in houston. these guys are courageous, heroic, and our thoughts go to them and their families. shannon: one thing that stunned me most is one of the most senior officers is someone who has been shot before in the line of duty, the police chief talking about how they want to go back to serve their community. we are grateful they are all going to make it and it has been a tough day but we are grateful they are still with us. shannon: we reported about the numbers that came from texas, 95,000 noncitizens registered to vote. one report said 58,000 may have voted in one or more election, you have plenty of skeptics including one of your state