Colorado Gov. Hickenlooper Says He's Considering 2020 Presidential Run

The transcript covers a range of topics including trade tariffs, state-federal relations, a Supreme Court decision on state sales tax, immigration issues, and a potential presidential bid by Colorado's Governor John Hickenlooper. The discussion highlights the impact of tariffs on states like Colorado, the importance of maintaining state cooperation with federal policies, the implications of a Supreme Court ruling on online sales tax, the controversial immigration policies at the southern border, and the governor's contemplation of a presidential run in 2020.

How does the governor perceive the current political climate regarding potential presidential candidates?

What does the governor suggest about the need for a unifying candidate in a divisive political environment?

What challenges does the governor identify for the Democratic Party in the upcoming elections?