now new hampshire is going to be, you know, if kamala harris or amy klobechaur can get victory in iowa and south carolina, propels them way past elizabeth warren. gillian: doug, what did you make of her message a while ago, you either go with aspirational or you can go with enough is enough which is what she did? right, i think her message is enough is enough, we ve got to go hard left and i agree with david, i don t believe giving her announcement today and the positioning she s taken as well as the controversy over her ethnicity that she s first-year candidate. she might have been four years ago, that s ancient history, but right now i think she s in the middle of the pack and is trying to distinguish herself so far without enormous success.
first. steven greenberg, i appreciate your insights, we will be talking about this for a while as you said it s got everything. thank you, have a good day. leland: good to see you, sir. all right, there s that going on, we ve got the immigration and border fence discussions going on. gillian: one week left. leland: one week left in that. elizabeth warren announcing for president. gillian: virginia. leland: virginia as well. gillian: boiling scandals across democratic party in virginia. leland: coverage continues from new york with team there, reporters across the country including ellison barber in virginia, we will see you tomorrow.y gillian: see you there. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.
ago, won their fight because they refused to be divided. today we gather on those same streets ready to stand united again. [cheers] this is our moment in history, the moment we are called to. this is our moment to dream big, fight hard, and win. thank you. [cheers and applause] wind chill of 19 degrees in lawrence, massachusetts on a chilly saturday afternoon. elizabeth warren block r clocking in at well over 40 minutes for her presidential announcement that began with a list of grievances, a rigged
perhaps not realizing it s security. leland: another possible government shutdown, is a deal to give president trump money for his wall? leland: nice to be in the studio rather than out in the cold. it was about 20-degrees in massachusetts for elizabeth warren s announcement. i m leland vittert. gillian: and i m gillian turner, thanks for joining us. leland: speech lasted 40 minutes, lauren, massachusetts that s where we find molly who is on the ground and still braving the cold. you ve moved to the shade, molly, is it chillier there? well, i didn t move, i think the sun moved unfortunately. i would love to stay in the
gillian: that s a good point. two years ago, right, elizabeth warren was the far left standout and now entering the field, littered with candidates that are younger, they are more progressive, more racially and ethically diverse than she is. so how is her team adjusting to this new field? for more insight let s bring in boston globe reporter james, james, what do you make of the speech? do you think she hit the right notes, do you think she struck the right tone, tell us? well, look, she clearly is arguing in the speech that she s the one coming up, she has a good biography, some of her biography has been questioned in the last week if not the couple of years with native american controversy but arguing that she s progressive and works hard. one thing that was omitted from the speech is the one thing that