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  • 00:00

    JANE HALL: How do you think this is all going to play out, and what impact is it going to

  • 00:05

    have on the 2020 election?

  • 00:07

    CHUCK TODD: My new favorite political pundit is Doc Brown from "Back To The Future."

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    There's a part where I think it's end of the first back to the future he picks them up,

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    and they've got to go into the future.

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    And they're like, "Oh there's not enough road."

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    And he's like "Roads, where we're going there are no roads."

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    That's the way I feel about where we're headed.

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    JANE HALL: Really?

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    CHUCK TODD: Anybody who tells you what's going to happen?

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    Give me a break.

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    If I could make one bet right now, the only bet I'd be comfortable making is that somebody

  • 00:39

    not named, Sanders, Warren or Biden will be the top 3 finishers in Iowa - that candidate

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    could be the person X that everybody is wondering "Who would be the alternative to Biden if

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    Biden collapsed?"

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    Here's what I'd say, If somebody finishes third not named Warren, Biden or Sanders then

  • 01:04

    I think that person becomes a big deal.

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    JANE HALL: And you don't want to fill in the blank.

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    CHUCK TODD: Well no, on paper there's two candidates best positioned to be that person

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    right now.

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    Pete Buttigieg, financially, and I think he plays well in Iowa, he's one of the few - people

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    forget - Iowa Democrats are more religious than average Democrats.

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    Democrats as a whole are a little more secular than the country as a whole.

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    But in Iowa many Democrats are still weekly church goers.

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    So is Pete.

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    He is comfortable talking about God, in ways that you see the other candidates are not.

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    So I would just - I think Pete has a chance to do better in Iowa.

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    He's built for Iowa.

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    I don't know how Pete gets past South Carolina but that's another story.

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    But to get Iowa - I think Booker has a chance to be that candidate out of Iowa too, he's

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    got a very good campaign.

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    And I think the person that is going to - that could be the wild card here if Bernie starts

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    to recede is Andrew Yang.

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    JANE HALL: Andrew Yang, wow.You heard it here first folks?

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    CHUCK TODD: I'm not saying Andrew Yang is going to be the nominee or anything.

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    But Yang - there's a part of the Bernie base and the Yang base that interacts.

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    The people that haven't left Bernie for Warren, haven't left Bernie for a reason.

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    I'll let you guys decide what that reason is.

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    They're more likely to go to Biden or Yang than Warren.

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    So what I would say is, I think Yang is somebody that I would not be writing off - he may not

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    be able to win a single primary - but if you told me he finished third on caucus night,

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    I wouldn't be floored.

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The example sentences of FINISHERS in videos (5 in total of 6)

Chuck Todd on 2020 “Wildcard” Candidates --and Why Politics Today is like “Back to the Future” English (US)
not adverb named verb, past participle , sanders proper noun, singular , warren proper noun, singular or coordinating conjunction biden proper noun, singular will modal be verb, base form the determiner top adjective 3 cardinal number finishers noun, plural in preposition or subordinating conjunction iowa proper noun, singular - that determiner candidate noun, singular or mass
Marble Champions ┆ E3 Soccer Dribble ┆ by Fubeca's Marble Runs English (US)
our possessive pronoun top adjective two cardinal number finishers noun, plural from preposition or subordinating conjunction today noun, singular or mass 's possessive ending event noun, singular or mass the determiner steel noun, singular or mass brothers noun, plural at preposition or subordinating conjunction 35 cardinal number points noun, plural and coordinating conjunction orris noun, plural won verb, past tense at preposition or subordinating conjunction 35 cardinal number points noun, plural
Marble Champions ┆ E2 Sprint Race ┆ by Fubeca's Marble Runs English (US)
they personal pronoun 'll modal make verb, base form their possessive pronoun way noun, singular or mass up preposition or subordinating conjunction to to the determiner podium noun, singular or mass as adverb well adverb as preposition or subordinating conjunction our possessive pronoun second adjective and coordinating conjunction third adjective place noun, singular or mass finishers noun, plural
Marble Champions ┆ E6 Marble TENNIS ┆ by Fubeca's Marble Runs English (US)
significant adjective run noun, singular or mass almost adverb two cardinal number over preposition or subordinating conjunction over preposition or subordinating conjunction two cardinal number full adjective seconds noun, plural in preposition or subordinating conjunction between preposition or subordinating conjunction the determiner first adjective and coordinating conjunction second adjective finishers noun, plural
Giant Darts Battle | Dude Perfect English (US)
but coordinating conjunction we personal pronoun will modal be verb, base form on preposition or subordinating conjunction the determiner back noun, singular or mass of preposition or subordinating conjunction a determiner moving verb, gerund or present participle truck noun, singular or mass the determiner top adjective three cardinal number finishers noun, plural

Use "finishers" in a sentence | "finishers" example sentences

How to use "finishers" in a sentence?

  • I am a Body-for-LIFE Challenge 2000 Winner. "Winners finish and finishers win."
    -Robert Cheeke-
  • I think I've become one of the best finishers in boxing; if I hurt a guy, I normally take him out.
    -Sugar Ray Leonard-
  • I hired finishers because I'm a good starter and a poor finisher.
    -Alan Kay-
  • I'm not looking for starters, I'm looking for finishers.
    -John Townsend-
  • I believe people run marathons every day of their lives in one way or another, and we need to remember to give ourselves the finishers' medals we deserve.
    -Zoe Koplowitz-
  • Beginners are many; finishers are few.
    -Stephen Covey-
  • Stick to a task 'til it sticks to you. . .for beginners are many, but finishers few.
    -Thomas S. Monson-

Definition and meaning of FINISHERS

What does "finishers mean?"
finishers

/ˈfiniSHər/

noun
person or thing that finishes something.
other
People finishing a race.