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Hey everyone, I'm David Chalien, the CNN political director. This is the Daily D.C. It's mid-February. We are on the other side of Iowa and New Hampshire in this 2020 race for the Democratic nomination. But clarity is still escaping us. The race is still one big question mark. The leaders in the delegate hunt right now, Senator Bernie Sanders,

former mayor Pete Buttigieg, are trading criticisms on the campaign trail. And then there's

Mike Bloomberg, the billionaire looking to make a splash on Super Tuesday. He's now facing

intense scrutiny related to remarks he made in 2015, defending his stop and frisk policy,

and remarks he made in 2008 regarding housing

policies that impact African Americans. I've got two guests to help me evaluate the 2020

state of play. CNN political analyst and Washington Bureau Chief of the Daily Beast. Jackie

Kucinich is here in studio with me in Washington, D.C. But first, I've got my colleague Ryan Nobles on the phone.

Ryan is a CNN Washington correspondent, and he covers the Bernie Sanders campaign pretty closely for us.

Ryan, thanks for calling in. No problem, David. Thanks for having me.

So, Ryan, obviously Sanders finds himself in the driver's seat in many respects of this nomination race right now, having had a strong

finish in Iowa, having won the New Hampshire primary. And yet, there is this question mark

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