they re going to evaluate. they ask questions. they challenge you. and i am growing in the process. do you i am. and i do feel very strongly, anderson. let me just say, i fully intend to win this election, but for me the metric of our success will also be that at the end of this process we are relevant, and the only way i can ensure that is to make sure i am listening as much if not more than i all talking. if the democratic party goes ahead with the message medicare for all and it s not your plan medicare for all, taking away ultimately health insurance from 100 million people. i know that s the criticism of that is that it s a republican talking point, and it may be a republican talking point, but how do you answer i mean, if that s the push for the democratic party, is that a position you believe? clearly it s not something you believe in. right. is that i mean, it s the question i asked before. is that a death nail for the
it was the death nail of this effort to create a legal rationale for getting rid of trump, other than just defeating him in the election. why won t they concentrate on that? i think it s been a distraction. there is a way for the left to get rid of trump. they can just defeat him in the election. but they ve been so focused on this other opportunity to do it that would prove so disastrous, i think. now, pelosi knows that, and that s why she s been trying to tamp down on that, but to the frustration of people like aoc and the squad, if that s what we re calling them. julie: i have a poll pitting pelosi up against alexandria ocasio-cortez as far as being favorable among their fellow democrats. they re about equal. pelosi rates more positively than negatively by 41 points and alexandria ocasio-cortez by 39. for comparison, mcconnell received a net positive by nine points among republicans. so it s safe to say that alexandria ocasio-cortez does yield a lot of power. yeah. julie: i do
nic robertson back from 10 downing street. the obvious question will be what does boris johnson do to get britain out of the european union, brexit, how does he make that happen in a way, can it be done without a major blow to the british economy. the other key issue will be iran, and whether there s any distance between him and the trump administration on how to deal with iran, give that the uk has been a little bit more angled toward europe in its response on how to deal with some of this escalation that we re seeing. reporter: sure, in the speech he gave, boris johnson didn t give clues on the iran issue or foreign aims specifically. perhaps if he does turn president trump, it would be the death nail for jeremy hunt who was the challenger in this leadership bid he won by 2/3 of the vote. jeremy might be out of a job. he was announcing in parliament that britain would be turning to look to his european partners,
if this blows up, you have the sanctions that go into effect and that could be economically crippling for iran. it already is. that could be the death nail. one of the death nails for that country. it could be indeed. one of the questions that they re thinking about that challenge. like you pointed out, they re under severe pressure right now because of the u.s. sanctions. so their calculus is things won t get that much worse if sanctions snap back into effect. that depends on the international community to enforce them. there s some doubt about that given how we found ourselves in this position. they believe it s the risk worst doing that. thanks, eric. we have breaking news. we started with this in the beginning of the hour. a decision from the district attorney in that case we were telling you about. prosecutors dismisses a
lieberman. hypocrisy used to be the unforgivable sin in american politics. that seems to be one more casualty of donald trump s presidency. we have the evidence of the double standard and the surrender to ethics. that is your reality check. it s a reality check and i would argue that hypocrisy not being like the death nail of the career that started before donald trump. he is a symptom of the larger problem, not the cause. i think his example has legitimated that play and made people feel they can be teflon. i always wonder if breaking the rules and breaking the mold only applies to donald trump or if it applies to everyone else or if everyone else has to live by the other standards. coming up for us, a cnn exclusive inside the fierce