Andrew Yang and Cory Booker have known each other for years. But their relationship has deepened as they have crisscrossed the country -- often attending the same events -- to vie for the chance to take on President Donald Trump in 2020.
Businessman Andrew Yang used a question about being the only candidate of color on the stage to tell America that he"missed Cory" and then he made a prediction:"I think Cory will be back.
— Andrew Yang🧢 September 21, 2019 When Yang was doing an interview with Macey, a young reporter from"The Ellen Degeneres Show," Booker jumped in and gave the businessman such a big hug that the senator picked him up in the air."I just want to give him a hug, if I can," Booker said.When Macey tried to ask the two for the first thing they would do as president, Booker turned back to his friend.
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