Beto O\'Rourke and Elizabeth Warren talk voting\, campaign funding at the \'We The People\' summit

(ROUGH CUT - NO REPORTER NARRATION) Multiple democratic presidential candidates took their campaigns to the nation's capital on Monday (April 1).

The 2020 contenders laid out their agenda at the "We the People" Summit and took questions from the attendees.

2020 presidential hopeful Beto O'Rourke was also present at the We the People Summit, where he said "as President, I will sign an executive order on the first day in office requiring every single cabinet secretary to hold a town hall like this every month to listen to you and to be accountable to you, so that we deliver for you," he said.

Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren took the stage to discuss security, corruption and campaign funding among other topics.

"I take not only corporate PAC money, I don't take any PAC money.

I don't take Washington lobbyist money and I'm not sucking up to billionaires hoping they'll run a super PAC for me," she said.

If elected, Warren says she plans to get rid of the corruption in Washington, and fight for America's middle class.