made. so therefore, it is so important to block and tackle, block out his distractions and tackle what matter, and tackle what got us to the majority in the 2018 midterms. and do you think the democrats need the front-runner to hit back harder here on the major news events of the day? this is not just random scuttle. i mean this is something that has caused an impeachment inquiry. well, absolutely. i think biden has demonstrated his ability to fight and to fight back. i still think he has to do both. you know, the song, it takes two to make a thing go right. and to show that he can too put forth a policy agenda that speaks to people who don t always pay attention to the things that we pay attention, to those of us in the business for a living and i think that is so important, because when people think about how do you deal with higher prescription drug prices
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the 2020 lelections in the u.s.? translator: i ll tell you a secret, we will definitely intervene, it s a secret, everybody will laugh, so we ll go big, but don t tell anyone, please. vladimir putin mocking the u.s., clearly enjoying the damage he caused in the 2016 campaign. president trump absolves russia of blame against all advice and undermines the ukraine president s ability to push back against russian influence. in her extraordinary new book, blowout, rachel maddow unraffles the web of the oil and gas industry s influence from its origins in the 19th century to the fracking revolution in oklahoma and other states. the bp blowout of the book s title. and putin s expanding global influence despite his weakening domestic economy. now with the witting or
translator: i ll tell you in a secret. yes, we ll definitely intervene! it s a secret so that everybody can laugh and so we ll go big, but don t tell anyone, please. please, don t tell anyone. reporter: and stephanie, you know, aside from just kind of like he s clearly kind of joking, trying to play around there, but i did give him a number of opportunities just to clearly say that russia wasn t attempting to influence the 2020 elections, and he never once simply said, no, we are not. steph? so keir, right there, they re saying, well, if the transcripts came out, it would make vladimir putin look even better and that he takes a situation as serious
$6 million, kamala harris $11 million, bernie sanders $25 million, pete buttigieg, $19 million. we don t know the numbers out of joe biden or elizabeth warren yet. these are very big numbers, but they still don t add up to the $125 million that president trump and the rnc raised during that same time. what does it tell you? well, it tells you that trump and his supporters will spend as much money as it takes to re-elect him. but i ll tell you what, if you put the aggregate of all the numbers together, on the democratic side, it s a healthy number. and so, if you kind of dissemble certain amounts going to yang and biden and warren and sanders, this is a fund-raising race. by the way, i should tell you, don t you love the end of a quarter with the fund-raising numbers, when your devices blow up when your best friend s running for president asking for money? i will personally say, absolutely not. when i add up hundreds of millions of dollars going to political campaigns, i think