commentators, maria cardona. congressman seth moulten dropped out from the race. he said this, i think it s evident that this is now a three-way race between biden, warren and sanders, and really it s a debate about how far left the party should go. when you look at the polls, i mean, you ve got the top five who are ranging from where biden is at the top of the happy to where harris and buttigieg are at 5%, and then you ve got everyone else at i guess 3 and below. is he right? well, i think certainly if you look at the polls now that s probably where he is getting that, but let s recall, victor, that we can t really lean on political convention, right? because we thought in 2016 that there s no way in hell that trump would ever win, and look what happened. yeah, but he was also at the top of the polls for most of his time as a candidate. but when he first came in,
joe biden is more moderate. if i would r i was on that side someone that should be more of a force to be reckoned with for trump. he would be a better candidate to nominate because he s more moderate. when you have warren and sanders so far to the left, that mighem them win a democratic primary, but that is not going to win over independent minded voters when we get to the election. moulton is right this is a question for the democrats, how far left do you want to go and really take on trump. maria, i want you to listen, everyone to listen to this from the former vice president yesterday when he was asking an audience in new hampshire to imagine an assassination. watch. two political eras were martin luther king and bobby kennedy, my senior semester they were both shot and killed. imagine what would have happened if god forbid barack obama had been assassinated after becoming
and warren and sanders and really it s a debate about how far left the party should go. except, there isn t really a debate. the farthest left candidates are winning of the nearly 20 people in the field, only biden, warren, and sanders can muster more than 10% of support. which in fact makes it a two-person race if we are going to be honest about it and why wouldn t we be? biden may be a decent person but he s fading. he says with things a lot and he did it again today in new hampshire. listen to this. my senior semester they were both shot and killed. imagine what what happened if god forbid barack obama had been assassinated after becoming a defective nominee. what would ve happened in america? tucker: imagine that you are biden s clinical director sitting offstage and all of a sudden he wanders into unscripted territory and says imagine the assassination of
barack obama. you ve got your head in your hands and frequently at texting reporters try to get them to deemphasize a peerless balance, this is not an attack on joe biden get he s knocking to be the nominee. he s not can be the president did i mean, seriously. he is not. so the actual race comes down to warren and sanders. sanders. competing visions of how to achieve the same socialist fantasy. warren s promising reparations based on skin color. that s popular. sanders wants a government takeover of the entire energy sector. okay. they will be working to out crazy each other for the next six months. that is a dynamic and guaranteed to produce yet more extremism. and it has some democratic leaders worried. yesterday for example, the dnc voted on a proposal to hold the debate focused exclusively on climate change. why would they do that? well, because the solutions the candidates would promise live on television are insane. spend $16 trillion, then airplanes, seize control of the
and you wonder why the washington post is not one of my great supporters. reporter: it s an attack that has drawn comparisons to president trump s critique of the piper. it s a benefit of amazon. the washington post is fake news. reporter: but unlike the president, after a sharp are re, he tempered his critique. i think jeff bezos is telling the editor what to do, i think not. reporter: trump regularly blasts the press in harsh terms, sanders says that s a line he will not cross. to me that is a disgusting remark, which undermines american democracy. reporter: still, sanders remains frustrated by the coverage he s receiving so he and his team are attempting a work around. we re active on social media and try to speak directly to the american people. reporter: the campaign using massive war chests to invest in direct support to media