[Cabrera:] Two high-profile Democrats throwing their hats into the 2020 ring today and launching their presidential campaigns. First up, Julian Castro. He is considering himself to being the anecdote to Trump. He's a former Obama cabinet member. He's the only Latino candidate in the 2020 race so far. Also today, an Iraq war veteran in Hawaii, Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard, announcing her 2020 run during her interview with CNN's Van Jones. Let's get to CNN's M.J. Lee inside the Warren event in Manchester. M.J., how is Elizabeth Warren trying to build momentum today after last weekend's Iowa trip?
[M.j. Lee, Cnn Politics Reporter:] This was her first visit back to New Hampshire since 2016. Senator Warren told the audience, when you visit a neighbor, you're supposed to bring your whole family. That is a reference to the fact that she was visiting New Hampshire, a neighboring state of Massachusetts, where she's a Senator. So she brought her husband, Bruce, and their dog, Bailey, on stage with her. That was a moment the audience enjoyed. But proceeding from that, she gave her stump speech that we became familiar with last weekend in Iowa and took a lot of questions from the audience on everything, from education, to criminal justice, to how to protect the environment. Afterwards, she took a couple questions from reporters backstage. She got a question on why she has not been directly addressing President Trump and discussing him on the trail. Here's how she answered that question.
[Sen. Elizabeth Warren, , Massachusetts:] I think we need to talk about our economy. I'm willing to fight. Everybody knows that. The question is, how do we build an America that works, not just for those at the top, but an America that works for everyone else. I talked serious policy here in New Hampshire and that's what I'm going to keep on doing.
[Lee:] Senator Warren is moving full steam ahead with an expected 2020 presidential campaign. All as some of her Democratic colleagues, including in the Senate, are trying to decide themselves whether to throw their hats in the ring, including Senator Kamala Harris, who has launched a book tour ahead of what seems like a 2020 campaign. Julian Castro announcing this morning that he is going to be running for president as well. A lot of questions about former Vice President Joe Biden, as well as Senator Bernie Sanders and whether they are going to be making their bid as well. It is clear that these Democrats, eventually, if they get into the race, will have to figure out what their message is going into 2020. But it is clear that Senator Warren has figured out her message. Back to you.
[Cabrera:] M.J. Lee, thank you. We're back in just a moment.
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