If you want to start something, tell everyone you know what you're going to do it.

And then you're going to have a choice.

Welcome to a special slate plus gap best for September 12, 2019.

I am David Plott, I'm in Washington, DC.

John Dickerson, CBS 60 Minutes, is in New York.

Emily Bazlon of Yale in the New York Times magazine is in Houston.

And she's in Houston because she was just at the Democratic debate.

I know what's broken. I want to be in the fight to fix it.

I learned that the way you deal with it is you deal with finding purpose.

What resilience means to me is that throughout my political career, I have taken on virtually every powerful special interest in this country.

When I trusted voters to judge me based on the job that I did for them,

they decided to trust me and reelected me with 80% of the vote.

Don't you ever listen and let anybody ever tell you what you cannot cannot be.

You have to believe in what can be unburdened by what has been.

The first single stage, Democratic debate that we've had,

and we're going to do a special gap fest tonight.

Let's start with you, Emily, because you were there in the room,

but you weren't really in the room. You were not in the room.

I wasn't in the hall. I was in the filing room with all the media.

I've discovered, or John, could me in this morning, that that's how it works.

But you were closer to the actual oxygen that was being breathed by the people on state.

Gapfest fans, that was just a teaser.

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