Steve Bullock | Democratic Governor of Montana

2020 Democratic presidential candidate, Gov. Steve Bullock, talked about his debate performance following the first night of the second Democratic debate. He told hosts of Morning Joe about what he called "wishlist economics," his campaign, as well as rules on Democratic debates and banning assault style weapons.

Night one of the second Democratic debate in Detroit featured two popular progressive candidates speaking the most, Bernie Sanders & Elizabeth Warren, engaging in debates with more moderate candidates on topics including health care, immigration reform & college education. Tim Ryan and John Delaney were the most outspoken in support of more moderate positions providing a contrast while Pete Buttigieg with the 3rd most speaking time focused his criticism on Republicans. Steve Bullock made his first appearance and also defended more moderate positions.

Montana Governor and 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Steve Bullock did a remote interview with Joe Scarborough on MSNBC's 'Morning Joe' to discuss the first Democratic debate that happened the night prior. Bullock was in New York and the Morning Joe crew was stationed in Miami, Florida.

Montana Governor Steve Bullock spoke at the 2019 Iowa Democratic Party Hall of Fame event in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Bullock discussed his 2020 campaign for president, his record on national issues and what he accomplished as governor of Montana, as well as how he sets himself apart from all the other Democratic nominees.

Montana Governor Steve Bullock joined Margaret Brennan on the CBS show 'Face the Nation' to discuss his 2020 campaign to become the Democratic nominee for president. Bullock spoke about his uphill battle to get on a debate stage and how his campaign is fairing against the DNC rules for qualifying for a debate.

2020 Democratic presidential candidate and Montana Governor Steve Bullock did a remote interview with Donny Deutsch on MSNBC's 'Saturday Night Politics with Donny Deutsch'. They discussed Bullock's label as a dark horse in the election cycle, how he would take on Donald Trump if he were to win the nomination and how he plans to make the debate stage.

Montana Governor Steve Bullock announced his intention to run for the Democratic nomination for President in 2020 in a YouTube video where he argued he is uniquely suited to take on President Trump because he is a Democratic Governor in a state that voted for the President by a twenty point margin.

Montana Governor Steve Bullock sat down with Ed O'Keefe of 'CBS Evening News' in Bullock's home state of Montana to discuss his 2020 campaign to become the Democratic nominee for president. Bullock discussed how he is different from Donald Trump on foreign policy and trade, how he would handle national security concerns if elected and divisiveness in the Democratic Party and what can be done about it.