apply to violations of the law. so, giuliani s heavily exposed here. he knows it. the whistle-blower may be exposed, but he or she did the right thing. we need to look at others who are not doing the right thing, call them to testify, get them to tell us what they know. here s an interesting angle, though, put out by the washington post in a new article, which writes that the president and the public disclosures have become routine and on the implicit theory that the president s alleged offenses can t be that serious if he commits them in full public view. why does this matter? why is it a danger to national security? well, first of all, the president doesn t get half of the national security implications of what he does, and i think this is exhibit a. he thinks this is totally appropriate. he s said repeatedly, it was a beautiful conversation, totally appropriate. i m telling you that right now the president of ukraine owns this president. he could come out and tell us exact
him in the last ten days of the previous two quarters, me raised $1 million in the first quarter and $1.4 million in the second, which included the debate. so, this would be more than he has in the past. basically what they re saying in this memo is that the campaign is at an inflection point right now, that it s not good enough to just continue at the pace that campaigns have been going. they need to build out ahead of iowa and new hampshire next year and that booker doesn t have the money to do it, and in fact, they argue that only four campaigns have the money to do that, that the top four, joe biden, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, and pete buttigieg, who raised more money than anyone else last quarter, and they re saying cory booker doesn t want to stay in the race just for the sake of staying in the race, so he s going to kind of use the next ten days as a trial period to see if people want him to stay in, and if not, he might quit. and i think a lot of democrats have been watc
california is responding to its consumers. it is responding to its constituents. so, we have california governor gavin newsom who shared this about the legal battle. let s listen. really political. pure politics. and it s disgraceful politics. and unless he can get them to back off on the voluntary agreements, then they re going to go with the higher standards. trump will lose. look, the president s taking on the state of california on multiple fronts. that includes targeting the homelessness that he did this week during his trip there in southern california. is this about politics and issues, or do california democrats feel there s something personal about all of this, given that california is a state that goes democratic? we all know that president trump doesn t care about anyone but himself, his own ego. he is now looking at the homelessness issues not only in california but in other states that have resisted his
out of the second debate. african-americans, but his if he moovves up a little bit, approval rating is so high amone that shows you where he s at. the nominee unless you have support of african-americans, if not, it s very important for the news media and voters to and that s true in baltimore track a large number of where more than half the candidates. we have some very well-known democratic base is people. african-american. think about this. biden, bernie sanders was with in 2016 the african-american warren as well. vote in michigan, wisconsin and so if people can t process pennsylvania, so think about information from the new people. cities like philadelphia and steve bullock just got in, was milwaukee and detroit, it was in on the debate for the very down. first time. the participation was about 56%. does he get a bump? he performed incredibly on the four years before that, it was stage. if he doesn t get a bump, if at 66%. cory booker doesn t get a bump, so that s the difference b
speechwriter. guys, what did you think about this? i found it very moving. elijah cummings speaking with a lot of heart when he talked about his city of baltimore. jesse, to you first. do you think his words are effective and do you think now he will have people come to baltimore and try to embrace what this president started in this firestorm? i think it was brilliant. i think elijah cummings, if the president wants to shine a light in baltimore, congressman cummings is here for it. let s go. i think that was exactly what he needed to do to pivot and make sure this isn t just a partisan punching match and to start talking about what baltimore really is, which is a beautiful city with deep, resilient people that s headed in the right direction. as a republican, rick, give me your thoughts on what he said. if it really got political or if it was just more honest and heartfelt. i think what we saw elijah