Responding to @mehdirhasan here. Sorry it took me a day - I was traveling yesterday. Here are my responses: On the AES/CAP Plan, this exchange had three levels of disingenousness. First, in the exchange, I am talking about how CAP's plan and AES both support letting people keep their private health insurance. Then you say you called him and he disagrees with our plan. I definitely thought the disagreement included private health insurance because that's what I was discussing. But then a few days later in a debate, AES says he supports people being able to keep your private insurance. So I think that's pretty misleading. Second, almost as an aside in this exchange you say autoenrollment. You don't say what kind of autoenrollment, just the word. Now of course in the moment on live tv, people could think by just mentioning autoenrollment that we don't have it in our plan and he does have in his plan - so that's misleading. And third, now you're saying the disagreement is in the kind of autoenrollment - whether it enrolls everyone or just the uninsured. (Let's leave aside for a minute that enrolling everyone, even those with private health insurance wouldn't really mean they can keep their private insurance in the real world because it would kill all private insurance.) Actually AES has described his plan as not autoenrolling everyone. This is what he said to Ezra Klein: "Then you start extending it to more people. I think kids are obvious. Children, thank God, are uncommonly healthy. And if they’re not healthy, they’re very sick, and so extending it to children is obvious. Extending it downward from age 65 eligibility to 60 and then down into the 50s, 40s — that’s what needs to happen. All of that articulates better Medicare for more people. What I’m articulating is great Medicare for everyone." Obviously this is not a sytem that is autoenrolling everyone in Medicare. Now you say that my conflict is with AES since he apparently said this autoenrollment thing to you (which would be great to check) here but in my experience, good reporters would check the statements of what they are told and confirm for themselves. This interview was available well before our taping and you seemed to do a lot of homework so I'd be genuinely surprised if you missed it. I would also note that during the discussion, you said the Democratic party is only more popular than any institution other than ICE. This seemed quite misleading since several polls have had the Democratic Party more popular than the Republican party. Here's a recent poll, but obviously party approval didn't move 20 points in a week. news.gallup.com/poll/715523/… On Ilhan Omar here are my tweets.