>> michael avenatti for president 2020? >> looking at 2020 and looking as seriously as a contender because of your presence on cable news. [laughter] trish: you can't make it up. have a wonderful night everyone see you back here tomorrow night kat temps is in for kennedy next. >> the knives are out for michael bloomberg the white house and the fellow democrats turning up the heat just days before the next debate and the nevada caucuses. but does many might have would it takes to beat them back and grab the nomination? i am kat timpf in for kennedy. over the weekend the former mayor fought an avalanche of at critics of his contenders among them bernie sanders claims bloomberg is trying to buy the election. >> now mike bloomberg is struggling, he's down to his last $60 billion life is hard, you know food prices going up, housing going up, how are you

going to make it on 60 billion? mike is trying. and in the midst of his 60 billion he says hey, i used to be mayor, kind of retired now, i know what i would like to do, i'd like to become president of the united states. hey guys how do i buy the presidency? >> on top of that joe biden claims bloom he won't get the support of minority voters. >> $60 billion can buy you a lot of advertising. but it can't erase your record, it's going to be awful hard to go out and win the base support of the democratic party, the african-americans, latinos, and working class of white folks and put that coalition together. >> and amy klobuchar says bloomberg is afraid to debate the other democrats. >> he just can't hide behind the airwaves. he has to answer questions, and of course i think he should be on that debate stage, which eventually he will be. because i can't beat him on the airwaves but i can beat

him on the debate stage. i think people of america deserve that to make a decision. be five but some of many mites impacts pension past statements might hurt them more. the "washington post"'s deck up some old bloomberg and some are pretty darn sexist. crude comments about women at his company, oral, those types of things. it's more sexist than anything tromp instead including the infamous abbas state. and now bloomberg is also fighting accusations that he doesn't care about farmers. after this video from 20 of 16 pops up online. >> you think about the agrarian society lasted 3000 years, and we could teach processes. i could teach anybody, even people in this room no offense it intended, to be a farmer. the processes dig a hole, he put his seed and he put dirt on top and up comes the corn. >> bloomberg says it's taken out of context and is cares about all americans pretty

pushing back hard against the democrats most especially bernie sanders. but kenny was sand all the newfound scrutiny let's meet tonight's party panel former house congressional press secretary former communications director rochelle ritchie. cofounder and executive director tom bevan, and internet radio host mike gunz allman is here thank you guys be five so mr. gunz, a medical on a limb here and say bloomberg is saying is not good. there are some pretty disgusting things, not things that have out there. you think that will affect him in his presidential campaign? >> probably not. does it really matter? if anything based on 2016 the fact is that president trump was able to buy with those

comments and when trump got through he did so it is goofy outspoken way. bloomberg does not have that whatsoever. and i feel that what he said is obviously wrong, but on the flipside, listen 2016 numbed us to all of that. kat: the bus tape was also pretty disgusting and facts. >> all standards have been thrown out. >> i struggle with that though, rochelle, because on one hand that's a great point but on the other they like to hit tromp on having said disgusting things and his reputation for women. do you think bloomberg is going to be weekend that by not being able to attack tromp on the sinks? >> i don't think trump was to bring up those things up stage of bloomberg i think they both want to stay away from that of racism and sexism were in this country people would say trump would not have been elected in the first place this is been accusing the same things what's happening in the

democratic party when you talk about black voters it seems these accusations of racism are now being used as a pickup line, if you will for the black vote. words stop and frisk who supported the 1994 crime bill, and if you look at redlining in the comments he made about that, i looked at that and i said i don't hear this man saying he supports redlining, white heard him say the method which redlining was ended was the problem and it went to the 2008 financial crisis not the fact that redlining ended. when you have people digging deep into that and looking into that you are saying you're trying to manipulate me emotionally to not support him and that's just not the case. and really quick lifts stop and frisk, obama actually endorsed ray kelly, the new york police department commissioner who implemented stop and frisk. he endorsed him to take over peloton is positioned at the department of homeland security. kat: it with bloomberg there's

all kind of issues with muslim and there's all kind of things he is not apologize for. let's talk about the debate. we got bernie saying bloomberg doesn't deserve to be in because he's buying his way in. "which i saying he needs to be there even if he can bias weigh in. >> there's a national poll coming out tomorrow that gets him on top and gets in the debate on friday. the question is whether he wants to be in the debate. his campaign said if he qualifies he will be in. but if i could just back to mike bloomberg for a second period this is something that he is running in a democratic primary and he is undefined. for this step to come out he offended and alienated some african-american voters, some women, some civil libertarian some teachers unions, farmers, and a span of seven days by the time super tuesday will be here this can be nobody left for him to offend. his money is only going to get him so far and we'll see if that makes him an actual player in this race.

so unless he starts winning delegates and shows he has the support, any one of us could take sooner $50 million and get the ten points in the polls nationally. >> i could do something really different with three to $50000. >> i can't keep a plan to life let alone a succulent site did likely is tagged by the farmers. 's b5 bloomberg's vice president might be hillary ryden clinton, his online news aggregate tweeted saturday exclusive, bloomberg considers hillary running mate. that candidate is considering hillary as running mate after the polling found bloomberg clinton combination would be a formidable force. he also tweeted that bloomberg is looking at changing his residence to florida because the constitution says the president and vice president shall not be from the same state. this support cannot it's been

independently confirmed at the bloomberg campaign has responded with a non- denial saying quote we are focused on the primary and the debate. not vp speculation. clint said eventually fell into generous about the same topic a couple weeks ago. watch. >> if someone asked you to be vice president, would you do? [laughter] well that's not going to happen. but no. >> you don't know that's not can happen. >> i think i do. [laughter] >> but what if they did? >> i never say never. but it's not going to happen. kat: quite suspicious indeed. so as bloomberg now to lose the race? [laughter] tom what you think, do you think this is legit? >> my best guess and i don't have any inside information on this my best guess is this is someone from a hillary land trying to get this rumored to keep her in the conversation. and by the way bloomberg has hired a lot of people from hillary land.

it could be coming from inside the campaign but it could be with the motive of keeping hillary in the conversation. i think of bloomberg is actually considering this he's dumber than i thought. [laughter] >> i don't think hillary would be a good vp running mate. not just for bloomberg but for any of the candidates that are on stage. think the candidate vp is going to play a huge role and how much american voters get out there and support. because no one is really liking to many of the candidates right now so pick a vp that people can get behind. so it's interesting that bloomberg picks a vp needs to be a person of color and a woman b5 what would he think of hillary was the vp? >> he would love it but for the love of god let's not have hillary anywhere near this. >> we don't need that. do you really think hillary clinton is going to settle by being a vp? this is hillary clinton. i don't who floated out there

if they were on drugs or whatnot, but we don't need that. now with the president be very happy about that? of course he would he crushed her and dominated last time. we would have to hear all about but gone see once again. but we know all the time they're watching her forever. the clintons are done and out, go away we don't need to back in politics whatsoever. please, please, listen -- reveille every day? don't need that. kat: al even know why she was on l&i don't know what good that would do for anybody to have a continuing on. >> she is desperate for attention, go away hillary. kat: so you would say you would not shift to support bloomberg of hillary was their? >> we are already politically fatigued right now and i think hillary coming back and would just bring up a lot of feelings we don't want to revisit from 2016. kat: no good feelings there. meanwhile democrats are crumbling as their new front runner appears to be the guy who is technically

independent. sources from rival campaigns admitted to politico this weekend that the bernie sanders is far ahead of the other democrats in the battle. this sector generic in a socialist capped off that we can with a massive rally in colorado bragging about his conquest. watch. >> as you know, because of great grassroots support, we won the popular vote in iowa. [cheering] we won the new hampshire primary and we are looking good and nevada and south carolina. and with your help we are going to win colorado on super tuesday. [cheering] kat: talk about swagger. so is bernie going all the way this time or will democrats figure out another way to steal the nomination from him? he's a popular guy, tom, people get fired up for birdie. why do you think he's able to draw these huge crowds? >> he's promising revolution and he's a movement candidate that none of the other

democrats really are. we had a polka mountain nevada that he is up 19 points. he's up about 15 on the average now. if those numbers are true and they hold, anybody thanks that bernie is not the front runner and i've heard people say maybe he's a front but weak front runner. if he won the most popular votes in iowa, he won new hampshire, his wedding nevada, there's no denying he's well ahead of these other states. he's got tons of money and is drawing more supporters and more so supportive crowds. it's got more crowds and other candidates. is going to be tough to stop. it sort of a rerun of 2016, the establishments in a fight back to try to figure how to take this from him. and how they try to do that and whether they are able to do that is going to be really fascinating. >> i think any sanders supporters in the back of their minds are thinking how is he not going to get at this time. something is going to happen, just like it happened in the past. but with all this momentum, they are the forces are against bernie sanders. if you are bernie sanders supporter you are just waiting

for something to happen. something is going to go wrong here and you're going to say great he got screwed over once again. and you feel that in the background that it's going to happen. i think all roads to the white house have to go through bloomberg. especially with the ad dollars and every thing out there, it's going between between bloomberg and bernie. but when push comes to shove, more people will be more confident in bloomberg compared to bernie sanders and all of that lunatic stuff he brings up. kat: rochelle that's interesting let's say bernie doesn't get the nomination where did those voters go? i don't know that i see them voting for bloomberg? >> i'm not sure i see them voting for bloomberg or anyone. if you looked at what happened in 2016, a lot of this bernie sanders voters, when he did not get that nomination and he was not on that ticket, i think it was 16% of bernie's voters voted for donald trump. and he was maybe 8% in wisconsin.

so there really voters are not sure was going to happen when they don't get their way. and i think that's a huge concern for democrats. >> at the rabid fan base for sure. it reminds me the ron paul floors. kat: i was one of those in college i'm not going to lie. >> they are either going to sit out entirely or maybe some go to trump. that's why the vp thing is so important if it goes to bloomberg, who is he going to go in try to bring it far left. >> let's look at this scenario we are through super tuesday into april and may and bernie has a plurality of the delegates. biden's got some booted judges got some, are the democrats really going to take it away from him at that point? will they have a consensus? will other people drop out and potentially a contested scenario. that would rip apart. >> or michelle obama.

>> michelle obama's not running. kat: the panels going to return later but first, more than a thousand former justice department lawyers demanding more from william barr resigned. why did they want them gone? is there any chance of that happening? molly hemingway has the details, next. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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kat: how many lawyers as it take to turn justice on its head? 1100 ex- federal prosecutor signing a letter calling for attorney general bill barr to step down over his intervention in the roger stone case. the former d.o.j. officials writing quote each of us strongly condemns president trump's an attorney general bars with justice. the actions and damage they have done to the department of justice reputation for integrity and the rule of law, require mr. barr to resign. and now they are joined by former vice president and future dancing with the stars contestant joe biden, who said this today. >> no president, no president, no president has ever intimidated a general, an attorney general to abusing the power is much as this man has. it's disgusting. kat: so well bill barr buckled to the pressure and step aside or will these lawyers and

sleepy joan just thinking. joining me now is molly hemingway. i gotta say the way this is all covered is driving me nuts. think a lot of people on one or two sides. roger stone is a perfect angel victim or he has essentially needs to be imprisoned for nine years are democracies going to die. if he did when he's accused of doing in a slimy guy overall, but even slimy guys deserve a fair trial in a fair sentencing. what you say about how this is playing out? >> at the point you make is excellent. you can think that roger stone did wrong things and think there should be punishment, and also think that nine years is utterly ludicrous. that does seem to be the position held by attorney general barr who is supporting the prosecution of roger stone but said that nine years for such things he is accused of just doesn't make sense. and you notice these people signing the petition, they

don't want to talk about what was actually being overruled. and that was this recommendation of nine years in prison for roger stone. it wasn't even -- attorney general bar directed that they just say it should be less than that, he wasn't even specific about what it should be exactly given the discretions of the judge in this case. this just shows how crazy our town is. the 1100 people that sign this petition did not say one word when the inspector general came out with a report showing that there was wide spread malfeasance at the department of justice, fbi, and lead to illegal spying on the trump campaign. that's how seriously you should take it. they didn't worry about that. and some of the people on the petition were actually involved in that false spying on the trump campaign. >> bill barr said a lot of this has to do with president trump and is needing to tweet about all these investigations. we think about that argument?

>> i think attorney general bar related out while booktv interview that he explained he came to the decision himself, as soon as he found out that the prosecutors had misled him about how much they were going to seek in terms of sentencing. and then president trump's later tweets about it made it seemed like he was doing it at the behest of the president. which is technically fine. here's the issue here there's a bunch of people that think the unelected bureaucracy should be in control of that elected officials and the people that they appoint to oversee these bureaucrats should have no power whatsoever. that is exactly wrong in a constitutional republic you need political accountability over unelected bureaucrats, particularly the department of justice that has the power to destroy lives, put people in prison or whatnot. you need to make sure this political oversight in the form of the president attorney general and other officials. kat: do you think this is going anywhere to think bars going anywhere? >> no i think this is happening because he has been effective at holding people

accountable with a very false and dangerous russian collusion host that infected the department of justice, fbi and other agencies. this is an attempt to keep him from holding people accountable. pretty transparent. i notice of the people assigned this were implicated and the hoax. we have media and other leads and establishment figures doing everything they can to make sure barr is disrupted in his attempt to hold people accountable for damaging the department of justice the fbi and other agencies. kat: it's widespread and want to continue these investigations you think that's a good strategy? >> i think there is reason to be worried i think there is wrongdoing. they smell that they might be able to do something to hurt barr, but he is very effective of upholding the president's policies and figuring out how to deal with an agency that's gotten a little bit rogue and

political. the irony being he's being political when it was the department of justice that was engaged in political spying on a political opponent. that is something you can have stew standards of justice, one for friends and one for enemies. and people want to keep it that way, but that's not gonna work. kat: thank you so much molly. coming up lungs angeles county say they are going to dismiss tens of thousands of marijuana charges. who doesn't have a good story about alien some scientists say that may already be here. the panel returns next. ' on family and friends ♪ ♪ and hey, we got somethin' ♪ ♪ just for you (sniffing) ♪ it's a cup of your favori-i-i-ite... ♪ (loud splashing) (high-pitched laughter) dang woodchucks! with geico, the savings keep on going.

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defender put it decision hasn't broken since day one. >> we have faced in los angeles county was decades of drug laws that had an incredible disproportionate impact on minorities. and in particular african-americans. kat: before this individuals had to go through a time-consuming and cumbersome process of petitioning the court on their own. this is a good first step, but millions of people around the country still have criminal records for something that is now legal in many places. is there any chance this great idea catches on? the panel has returned rochelle ritchie, tom bevan, and mike guns woman. i think this is both wonderful and fantastic. what you think what your thoughts. >> i think it's spectacular. the bottom line is i'm surprised i agree with los angeles on something i hate the traffic i hate the holly

would lead to think they're better than us. i don't need the coffee i don't either grangers. the bottom line is this actually makes sense. your talk about marijuana here. about 2020 some of these have been in jail since the 60s and 70s. times have changed. it is marijuana. >> i also think crack should be legal but maybe not. >> that's going a little far. kat: okay to smuggle crack, that's fine be free. i do not associate anyone here at my libertarian views. tom, do you think this will go to other places besides l.a. county? you think it will be influential? >> i do with layered transit center and a lot of these issues like my city in illinois past the recreational marijuana law, and i think this is going to be something that you can see other blue states, illinois, new york will follow. i think this was passed, my understanding it's a referendum that was on the ballot. to the voters voted for this. and that makes it in my eyes a

good thing. if the voters are open to it and they allow it, then there's nothing wrong with that. >> i think it is absolutely necessary. part of the reason, not just the fact that it's marijuana but when you have a felony record you can't vote, you can't apply for student loans, you can't apply for social benefits. kat: you can't have a gun. >> you're kind of left out there to survive on your own without having any sort of assistance. when i looked work at the state's attorney's office just recently in february of last year the state's attorney said she would no longer be prosecuting marijuana possession cases because it actually does cost a lot of money and a lot of time. unnecessary time and resources that could be used towards violent crimes. so i think that sort of ideology is the direction the country does need to go. >> i think they are doing at the right way because if you compared to new york city they're going to the bail

reform. de blasio's letting everybody out whether the psalter other cases. at least this is focused on marijuana, nonviolence. >> all of them are out just roaming the streets. kat: hopefully the nonviolent crack smokers will be next. >> i go into rehab. kat: millennial's avails nothing new to complain about. parenting. new bank of america services 59% of millennial parents underestimated on how expensive it is to raise another human and 48% the restricted due to the cost of children. society has changed quite a bit since gen x had kids should it be okay that the millennial's stress out about it? it's they are expensive but my main concern is that they seem hard to keep them live. i'm too scared at this point in my life to hold my friend's kid. i'm like have you seen the crooks in my home screen keep that kid away for me.

what say you? >> any parent knows it can be time of when the disaster's gonna happen but the kids will be fine. but they are expensive, there is no question that in this day and age, with the cost of healthcare, food, and the like, and that doesn't even account for all the miscellaneous sports and activities and birthdays and all that. and i'm only up to the age 18 and then you're staring at another hundred thousand to two and $50000 investment for college. there is no question that kids are expensive. but i would counter that by saying there they are as expensive, you can cut costs you don't have to spend all of your disposable income on your kids. and kids bring a lot to life, lodge of the party. once you have acadia can't imagine life without it. kat: you could go gets a pregnant rest of the show? >> i am so happy i did this because it's the last thing i personally need. even though it's millennial's

in general the bottom line is a lot of millennial's can't even take care of a plant, forget a pet. kat: i can't but my cats not dead. >> hopefully were good with animals but plants let alone another human being. i understand the financial aspect to talk about blenheim's and i am a millennial we have credit card debt, student loans that we are getting crushed all over. i don't think it's fair to the child to have a child right now when we have no money whatsoever to begin with. there are other things to be concerned about before a child. or maybe i just don't want to give it up. kat: i was going to the thought of getting a dog died that's way too much responsibility i'm only 31 and i shouldn't expect something that was monumental. >> when you look at the financial responsibilities of having a child, just childcare allowed is extremely -- on a people who are spending a thousand dollars a week on childcare. because you obviously what your child to go to the best place possible when you

artwork. you also have to think that even if you have an income for you have two incomes coming into a household, that is still not enough if you don't have children. but i do think having children is obviously a blessing. it's just a matter of you making that decision when it's right for you. kat: don't have to spend a lot of time watching the wiggles and whatnot? >> yes you spend a lot of time doing things you never knew existed. [laughter] >> i think this is a bit of -- don't take offense to this but it's a little snowflake yuriy to be i'm 31 i'm not can be responsible enough for child. [laughter] [inaudible] kat: i'm saying me. >> i think you're selling yourself short in terms of what you are able to do. once you have that child in your arms, you will do anything and you can read all the manager want you throw them out the window the next 80 to do which of god to do to raise those kids and race in the right way. everybody is capable of doing

it. kat: maybe i will get pregnant after the show. [laughter] most people think of aliens as little green men or mega brained blizzard creature but a growing group of astronomers are as were think about extraterrestrials and all the wrong ways. andrew frank the chairman of the astronomy department of foothill college has the intriguing possibilities they are in fact here, but we just don't know it. another astronomer harvard professor says he doesn't think we think the project we can't predict the aliens but we are aliens ourselves. potentially be could be part of an experience meant for life was planted on earth and someone is watching. should the aliens reveal themselves? i am tired of waiting, i'm convinced. >> bring it on. [laughter] >> i say bring upon if i was an alien i would be so disappointed that i landed on this planet though. to be honest humans are idiots

we are so dumb. we just had a thing last week that set a broom can stand up on its own. >> i thought that was really fun. [laughter] we are idiots. >> if aliens are going to be here i don't want them to be like zero here's a mini cellar i went the independence day movie aliens the giant things. >> the ones trying to take over the world? >> those kind of aliens. kat: tom i heard you say the greenroom of the whole heartedly agree we are all aliens. >> i think these professors should move to california so they can get their records expunged for the stuff they're smoking. >> there is really documentary that came out about aliens i had people going over to area 51 and protesting and demanding more from to be let into the area. >> there get a storm area 51. if aliens exist i absolutely love the idea i'm kind of a science nerd i do believe there is some extraterrestrials out there. i also do think they are a lot

smarter than us. they have adapted, that's what they've done. kat: there really, really small. i would love to beble to blame them for stuff like i can't see the aliens they made me say that. >> give me a baby yoda and i will be fine. give me a little baby yoda alien. kat: what is a baby yoda? what's a yoda? [laughter] i'm serious i don't know what a yoda is. i've seen it on the twitter feed. >> at star wars, beatty b yoda. it's in a movie. >> they are very expensive and hard to raise. so of aliens are here we might be getting baby yoda's all over the place. >> i would love it. kat: that's just too much. that's totally fine. do you think that the aliens are teeny tiny and already here or do you think they are

out in space? or what you think? these are some scientists which means they are smarter than us. >> they are definitely smarter than me. [laughter] it doesn't take a lot though. i hope they are able to maybe adapt to take on the human shape in human form. there's a lot of weird people are there especially here in new york city and you think or did you come from? so maybe if you ask the met they didn't come from here if you really think about it. kat: like up pohlad a post is not an alien. >> on norwalk? kat: that's my scientific theory platypus are all from outer space. [laughter] thank you panel. coming up the deadly coronavirus continues to get worse in china. and now a bunch of infected americans are being evacuated to the u.s. from a cruise ship off of japan. should we be worried about a spreading year? doctor marc siegel is next.

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kat: the coronavirus picking up speed in china with the death toll rising by 105 and new cases and other country causing concern about containment. ninety-nine more cases are now confirmed aboard the diamond princess cruise ship docked in japan. that brings the total number infected to 454 out of over 2000 passengers and crew. we are told about 40 americans are infected pretty containment failing in the virus spreading, some health officials suggest corona could one day be as commonplace as a seasonal flu. could that really happen? here with me tonight fox news medical correspondent and ny professor of medicine dr. marc siegel. so obviously the situation on dimon prince is not a good one. how quickly it spread and how far it spread read what went wrong there?

>> that's a great question i think it's a failed quarantines. because i think the crew, over 1000 crew members weren't really obeying the quarantine themselves. they were eating together, walking around, they didn't wear masks all the time. i think they were conduits of spread so you have 3700 passengers and 450 of them get sick, that's not what is ideal. so i think it's a very good that people are starting to come out of that ship including about 340 americans. so i'm very happy they are out of there. kat: some people have actually chosen to stay on the ship. you think that's a good choice? you think is better to take the flight and get out? >> depends on who they are pre-the people estates and hey have a balcony, were looking out over the water, they're bringing meals to us. if you are sick or elderly, or think you might be at risk of getting infected it's better to get out of there. we found 14 americans were actually harboring the coronavirus and didn't have it because they didn't have

symptoms. for everybody out of that's worried about them spreading around the united states, i don't think that's going to happen. they've been brought to military bases, they're going to be quarantines for two weeks. you are not going to see it spread beyond those 14. kat: think a lot of americans are concerned about it i have seen entrance needs to six or seven times a day i don't know i may die. do you think that's a little overblown in terms of how concerned people are? do you think the concerns are for founded? or what say you there? >> i am playing a house call on you right now. you look very healthy, nothing is happening to you, your sneezes are probably allergy or from the makeup. the people out there who are worried, it's not something to be dismissive about, it's a verging problem in china. it is not under control in china with over 72000 cases in almost 2000 deaths. but we need to take heart with how well we have contained the few cases we have here. we have a different healthcare

infrastructure here. we have the ability to isolate and identify cases and decreased spread. so i think people out there should be more worried about our other seasonal respiratory viruses like the flu. you are not doing yourself a service worrying you might have coronavirus now, you don't have it. kat: so many more people are more concerned about this than the flu even though the flu causes more problems according to the numbers. why do you think that is? >> i think it's because we care and worry about something new. something unknown, something we cannot entirely predict. and as you said, some experts said it might come here. but it's not coming here anytime soon. we also don't like the lack of transparency that we are not hearing all of the right numbers over there. we have to get our own experts over there to verify some of this. but it's not coming here and any numbers anytime of the next few weeks. kat: i've seen people putting masks on animals, that is not a thing we need to do right?

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