one another and try to make differentiates without distinctions, mountains out of mole hills. we have to be bigger. we have to speak honestly. we have to act decisively. that s what i want to do for you as president of the united states. thank you. here we are with beto o rourke. do you think tonight s example with democrats was engaged in a positive way or nasty? i didn t think it was particularly nasty we talked about the issues what matter most, guns, climate, race in america, the wars without and they we want to bring to a close. i thought it was a good conversation. did you think your colleague from texas, castro, do u. think it was fair to suggest joe biden lost it. no. that wasn t fair? no i didn t like that. let me ask you about guns. you know the consensus in the country seems to be good on
in. he did say the words buy in if you look at the full transcript. do you think your colleague from texas, do you think it was fair for him to suggest joe biden had lost it? no. that wasn t fair. you re the only african-american in the top four or five, so you should be doing better. i m still introducing myself to the american people. i m trying to figure out why it s not happening. but, chris, those of us who are on the top tier, two of them have run for president before and won many times and the others have been on the national seat for quite some time. so if you want to believe the polls, though, you should also know that the polls have been very clear that on a head to head match i win against donald trump by a significant margin. i m a guy who lives i m the only person in this race and in the senate who lives in a low income black and brown community.
secret. but now stephanie grisham and hogan gidley wrote this scathing piece about one of america s great newspapers. it s just so trashy. it was just hard for me to believe that our actual official press secretary and her deputy did this. our taxpayer-funded white house press office. yes. let s turn to the democratic field. and bianna, the front-runner, joe biden, a couple days ahead of the next presidential primary debate on abc, biden continues to have missteps, what he calls gaffes, what i would call falsehoods or flubs. there s been a lot of attention around this on fox and elsewhere, but first, is it fair game, the way you view coverage of biden. is the press right to be pointing out all of these errors he s making? this brings back memories of how hillary clinton was covered and some of the treatment she received and her camp said it wasn t fair. the journalists said this is what their jobs were to do, right? she was the front-runner, he is the front-runner. look, for ma
he believes it s part of his argument that it wasn t fair. right, but the head of those allegedly 13 angry democrats also fired him. bob mueller fired him. jim comey who was no fan of the person you are talking to right now, he would ve gotten right at peter strzok if he had known about the text. peter strzok need to blame no one other than himself or writing what he wrote. he was unfit to investigate either of the candidates. how this will turn out, i don t know. it s d.c. i don t know. but he is unfit for law enforcement and whoever fired him, i am sure that he did not do it because of pressure from president trump and if that were the case, mick mulvaney would have been fired a long time ago. martha: trey gowdy. thank you. republican senator tom cotton on
how to come up against an opponent. implement the plan. and people say it wasn t fair, but nevertheless it worked politically. who else can show that type of approach to dealing in a competitive environment? we leave it there. thanks to all of you for joining me in new york. tune in tomorrow on up i ll be joined by maria hinajosa. up ahead, you can say he s dusting off his old playbook. did he ever put that playbook away? why the president s comments this week should surprise no one. (vo) the insurance institute for highway safety