Wolf Blitzer looks at politics, Breaking News and international stories. That he had been he had testified Behind Closed Doors with the House Intelligence Committee and apparently forgot about that meeting. I think it strains credulity to believe he forgot about that meeting. So what might bob muellers investigators be doing now . Because miss davis is close to him personally and professionally, theres been some reporting that, for example, she would keep his schedule. Of course, the investigators are going to want to deal with her to see what kind of meetings roger stone was taking. Even more importantly, to see if before his testimony to the House Intelligence Committee he had been speaking with her about the meetings he had taken. When you uncover evidence like that, it significantly undercuts a claim that i just forgot about meeting with that particular russian. So there are all sorts of reasons for muellers Investigative Team to want to
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we re back with our experts. we re talking about the 2020 presidential race. as another democrat, senator kamala harris of california, announced her candidacy today. ron brownstein, already a pretty crowded democratic field. yep. how are these candidates trying to differentiate themselves? well, look, woman, th wolf, this could easily be the most wide open field since jimmy carter won. age is an obvious one, one group of candidates in their 70s and late 60s. like biden and bernie sanders. and elizabeth warren. another group that s in their 40s and 50s like kamala harris and kirsten gillibrand, cory booker, possibly beto o rourke. ideology, there s a left group and more centrist group. gender, race. all the different manifestations of the diversity of the democratic coalition. to me the core divide is around the strategy of winning. you have one set of candidates whose primary strength is the ability to reassure ordinarily republican-leading voters who have broken off from the gop
that s why i m running for president of the united states. reporter: the california senator making her announcement as the nation remembers the legacy of martin luther king jr. highlighting her own heritage as the first african-american woman in the race. her mother s from india. her father, jamaica. they came together in the civil rights movement. she rose from prosecutor to california attorney general. before being elected to the u.s. senate two years ago. i describe myself as a proud american. that s how i describe myself. reporter: in her campaign video, she didn t mention president trump, but she joined democratic leaders in rejecting the president s proposal to end the partial government shutdown. don t folks don t want a wall. day want a paycheck. reporter: harris joins a diverse and crowded field of democratic hopefuls in history. one of five potential female candidates. on the biggest day of campaigning yet in the young 2020 presidential race. i feel a sense of r
security agency. this is a woman who worked at the u.s. embassy for more than a decade. she was working for the u.s. secret service, which obviously has to do with presidential and vice presidential detail. she came under suspicion during a regular security review in 2016. she was caught, wolf, redhanded when the diplomatic security of the embassy noticed she was giving too much information to the fsb. these officials have some contact with russian officials as part of their job, but she was having unauthorized meetings and communications. they did a sting and caught her red handed. bofl, th wolf, this woman, she did have access to national security information. she did have access to the secret service intranet system, if you will, the internal system, and the e-mail system. but officials tell me she didn t