we know joe biden is in that final decision making process as he gets closer and closer to a 2020 bid. thank you. we know you will keep us posted if he makes exciting news. we will bring it to viewers. the latest democrat to enter the race for president is beto o rourke. he s drawing comparisons to another democrat, barack obama. there are ways he can be alike the former president, there are reasons he cannot. seen your writer and analyst, harry, look at the ways you say they are similar, starting with ability to raise money. i mean, look, beto o rourke raiseed $80 million from individual contributors during the 2018 senate bid. if you remember, barack obama s bid, the first time he was going to be a true, serious contender to hillary clinton, he basically matched her fund raising ability and then outraised her.
but it wasn t the it s out of touch. but go on. but why is it incumbent upon the black people to come on tv and educate you although you mean well and you have a good heart, but you re like 60 years old, and now you re just now learning that is not a cool thing to say. okay. listen, howard schultz if you re in front of the tv right now, please take out of your vernacular the simple fact that you do not see race. why? because it erases my blackness. i hope you take a moment while you re serving me a latte to understand that i am a black person who happens to be from the south and i bring some value to the table because of the color of my skin and my heritage. how does he not see color? how is he going to know what a flat white is or a mocha or a black with no room? he sees green. so, congresswoman, listen, schultz s comments are drawing comparisons to stephen colbert a parody and the michael scott
make america great again, it s always been great. there s a purposeful line. donald trump wasn t invited to the national cathedral, so it s going to be played a lot, that clip, but i hope people don t just look for the pull lines but just rewind or watch her entire eulogy. it was quite beautiful, as were all of them. there were five spoken tributes, and everybody did a marvelous job. and how do you think this funeral service, you know, will be remembered for the descriptions of the character, of the behavior, the patriotism of john mccain, or do you also see it as being remembered for the form in which people felt comfortable to rebuke the sitting president even without mentioning his name, largely by drawing comparisons to the president and john mccain, without mentioning the president s name. well, that s exactly right.
marched here to demand a civil rights bill. and so now, joining us is the host of urban view on gshgs sirius xm, and it is so nice to see you. i knew that child when she was born. and i have seen her at different event, and martin have been close for a long time. and to see her. and she would just sit there nice and quiet and now, you know, she has two great parents. good blood. she has good blood. yeah. she came up here and we talked about how you were 14 in 1963 for dr. king. i will not lie like a lot of people saying that i was at that march in washington that coretta scott king once told me if she had a nickel for whoever said that they were there on the march on washington, she would be a millionaire, but the reality is that, i know that we are drawing comparisons. there are people drawing
we are at the tail end of the line here so it may be difficult for a lot of these folks to get in the hearing room. keep in mind, we are an hour and 15 minutes away from the start of this hearing and people have been lined up since early this morning. there is a lot of interest in what will happen here today. i m not sure how many folks will get to see what s happening inside this hearing room. but regardless everyone in d.c. waiting to see what he has to say. yes, ryan in d.c. and beyond. thank you for showing us all of the building anticipation there. so james comey s memos are drawing comparisons to watergate as is all of this. let s discuss the big day. we have former nixon white house counsel and cnn contributor and legendary journalist karl burn