Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar hit at former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg for entering the presidential race because of a weak field and defended the 2020 Democratic candidates against such an accusation.

Discussing on Sunday with Chuck Todd the internecine feuding among the Democrats, Klobuchar maintained confidence that the party will ultimately unite around one nominee. She conceded that she is unable to compete financially against billionaires such as Bloomberg and Tom Steyer. Bloomberg, who entered the race last week, is set to break a record for the amount of money spent on television ads.

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