opened up in washington. and so i m really interested to see the way in which that manifests on the stage. because basically, when they have been on the campaign trail for the past three weeks, they have had to do a juggling act between holding the president accountable, talkingunts the impeachment inquiry, and then also talking about the heartland messaging points they want to hammer home. sort of the things on health care, education, and things like that. voters say they want to hear both. i imagine when they get on the debate stage tuesday night, they re going to have to do both as well. it s also important to note in the impeachment landscape, not all candidate situations are created equal. joe biden, for example, is really the man at the center of that, because he s the person who donald trump was on the phone with the ukrainian president talking about. we have heard over the course of the last few weeks, even, how his language has changed. he went from taking on trump sort of ind
about having a paper verification system to back up the electronic vote. it seems to me he s talkingunts marking an x on a piece of paper and putting it in a ballot box. you know, we have the most dissipated election system there could be. it s not centralized. it s one of the things many election officials believe protects the vote from being actually wrecked with by a foreign adversary. here s the next part. making an argument he didn t commit any crime when it came to the entirety of the mueller investigation, the president pointed today to the powers afforded to him or a president under article ii of the constitution as the reason why. let me play this. some day, you ought to read a thing called article ii. read article ii. which gives the president powers that you wouldn t believe, but i don t even have to rely on article ii. there was no crime, there was no obstruction. there was no collusion.
please, go inside. that s tammy leitner, joining us from nassau, in the bahamas. time is running out for people in the southeastern u.s. to get out of the storm s path. i hope they re looking at how treacherous it is in the bahamas right now and taking seriously these evacuation warnings. let s take you to bill karins. he s tracking the hurricane. stephanie, right off the bat, i agree with you 100%. they re out on the balcony right now. about 12 stories up, and they re going through the eye of the hurricane. if they can still listen to us, they should go inside. even if they re on the protected side of the storm, we don t need accidents there. stephanie, we re talkingunts, you know, the bahamas and what we just saw there, and those pictures are what we re going to experience starting late tonight in florida, and then right up the coast. i mean, we re looking at, you mentioned worst case scenario, possibly historic, possibly the worst coast in recorded history of florida, and from w