stretch of the imagine nation. that's it for us tonight. thank you for being with us. we thank you for being with us tonight. good night from new york. [♪] trish: good evening, i'm trish regan, let's go straight to president trump speaking to a big crowd in colorado springs. president trump: they will take the top 10 out of the class. i said i will do it. i stood there for 2 1/hours in the sun. [cheers and applause] and i shook 1,156 hands. a lot of these kids are very strong physically. in fact you have one of them as

an example. he was the winner of the home run derby, did you know that? the college home run derby. i said let me see. he stands up in that uniform. i did something for the air force, but i did something for all of the academies. if you were a great athlete and they had a hard type recruiting though they have done well. we want to sort of get them to go but they didn't because they didn't want to serve five years in the military. so i had one of the teams and she said, sir, give us the waiver, sir. they have been after the waiver. that means if you are a great athlete you can go to the air force academy or army, navy, the coast guard. you can go to one of our service academies, we got it through congress. you can go directly into the

major leagues and nfl, and you serve your time after when you get out. isn't that great? and the army coach is a great guy. all great guys. said, sir, if you do that we can compete with anybody. we lost a lot of great athletes who said we can't do that. now they serve their time afterwards. they have been trying to get that for so many years. but i love that group of people. i saw this guy from the home run derby. and they couple, and they are strong people, and they are shake. they are excited, they are a little nervous, maybe. they are meeting the president. and they are strong. they have big strong hands. i'm saying hello. sir, thank you. i am the captain of the wrestling team, i admire you

greatly. and i'm trying to act like it doesn't hurt. by the end of the day i am going -- but we did it. then i said wait a minute. i said general, no other president could do that. >> he said they do, but they stop usually at around 50. i said that's great. but i lot of air course academy. you are being strongly considered for the placement. [cheers and applause] actually i to say, i think i can say this, mr. senator, the governor showed up at the plane today, your governor, democrat, he showed up because he wanted

to lobby to see if they could get it. that's okay. that's all right. and we are going to be making that decision, corey, when we make that decision. okay. but we destroyed the isis territorial caliphate 100%. we killed the founder and leader of isis. al-baghdadi. he's dead. and we just killed the world's number one terrorist quassem soleimani, ending his evil reign of terror forever. [crowd chants usa!] he was the king of the roadside

bomb. when you see these young men and some cases women, no legs, no arms, they get at 92% of them were from soleimani. then they started making them -- they had great detection. then all of a sudden the detection wasn't working because they started making them out of plastic instead of metal. so they are blowing the guys up with the scopes. they had the scopes on. that happened recently because they started making them out of plastic. real scum. but he's gone. he's evil. he's dead. and america is respected again like never before. but as we keep on winning, washington democrats keep on losing their minds. they have gone nuts.

that's why millions of registered democrats, voters, people with the democrats for a long time, they are leaving their party to join our movement. they are joining our great republican party. we have more enthusiasm than any party has had in the last 50 years. and don't believe polls. they get phoney polls. i got a call two weeks ago. the great state of texas, they love me and i love them. remember beto, i was born for this. i said any guy who says that be they have problems. he's from texas.

he came out against oil and gas, the bible and guns. abraham lincoln couldn't win texas. he's against religion, he's against guns, and he's against oil. somehow that doesn't work. but this happened four years ago. donald trump is in trouble in texas. i don't think so. i don't think so. then they announced tonight, 8:00, the polls have closed. they only announce if you are going to win by a lot. the polls have closed in the great state of texas. donald trump won the great state of texas. but they had alfred e. newman, little buttigieg.

i said i have had you up to here. they had little buttigieg leading donald trump in texas. these people. but very close he said it's too close to call. this is the poll. where buttigieg -- a friend of mine from texas, a big powerful strong guy. he's got the big cowboy hat. i would love to wear that hat, i wouldn't need hairspray. i don't know if we could get away with it in washington. but this guy wears that big hat. he's a big guy. he's interviewed by somebody who says i don't know' about politics, but i can tell you one thing, buttigieg is not tied with the president. the president is leading him by 0 points. it's -- by 20 points. nobody is leading trump in texas and nobody is close to us in the

great state of colorado. [cheers and applause] nobody. with your energy and thus am, this november -- with your energy and enthuse am. this will be as big what was bigger than that? they came from the hills, they came from the mountains. they came out of the rivers. they came all over the place. great people. they just never saw anybody they wanted to vote for. come even would come in who hadn't voted in 0 years. strong women, smart women. and they love our country and they work hard and pay their taxes. we are the elite. they are not the elite. we are the elite. they show up, they got trump

bandanas along with our great vice president mike pence. and they have got the hats now. these are people who were never political people. they never wore a pin. now they have 30 opinions all over their -- they have 30 pins all over their chest. and we are turning this country around. i'm not saying anything can ever compete with 2016. but if we don't do it, what we have done for the vets with choice and accountability, but you know what? they can undo it. but in four years they can't undo it because that tree will be planted. it will be solid. and your second amendment is at stake. remember that. so this november we are going to take back the house, we are going to hold the senate and we

are going to keep the white house. [cheers and applause] we are thrilled tonight to be joined by many great leaders from across this incredible state and from all over the country. and i want to thank mike pence. i heard he gave a great speech. i never want it to be too good. i said mike, take it easy. can't be too good. mike is great. but we have secretary david bernhard, department of the interior. thank you. come on up. he's great. what he's doing by the way, he's the largest landlord by a factor of 2,000. department of the interior. you are taking good care of colorado, please? okay. he's a big deal in colorado,

right? all those beautiful mountains and rivers and lakes. he's the guy. you better keep them nice and clean. we like the environment more than anybody. we want clean water and we want clean air. and you have warriors. you have guys who fought for us. 197-0. republicans, 197-0 in the house. congressman ken buck. come on up. congressman scots tipton. and congressman doug lamborne. thank you. [cheers and applause]

wear also joined tonight by somebody that you really love. and i love him, too. but there is a reason. he's my son. don, jr. and kimberly guilfoyle. thank you, kimberly. and a man he happens to own the chicago cubs. but that's okay. he had a five-year plan. on the fifth year the stadium was fully rebuilt and they won the world series. rnc finance chairman todd rickets. come on up, todd. trish: you see the president

there thanking all his supporters. he's got a crowd of thousands there in colorado springs. he's naming them off one by one. a lot of locals in colorado and people who worked for his campaign. they are work alongside him. the president holding this rally. i want to bring into the conversation someone who is close to president trump, the assistant to the president on trade policy, peter navarro. the president getting a warm reception in colorado. people were waiting all day, days i should say to get in to see him. i saw a similar phenomenon in new hampshire. i didn't think he could get to 1,000 people in new hampshire, it's such a small state. but he packed the place and there were thousands outside waiting as well. what is it they are responding to? is it him? his personality?

is it the success of a policy in terms of the economic stuff? why is it that you have thousands of people waying out in the freezing cold to hear this president? >> i tell you what. whenever things get dim in the swamp. i get on air force one and go to one of these rallies and see what it's all about. the thing i love to do is get out on the floor whether it's a hockey rink or basketball court and just talk with the people and talk to the people. my favorite signs are buy american, hire american. but these folks generally love this president. they trust that he has their welfare at heart. he got them jobs. he has their back. you go to a place like iowa. the farmers despite all the

heartache the chinese are trying to give our farmers. they love him. he has so much fun. and i worked really hard. but he works twice as hard as anybody. he has this boundless energy. he's great. trish: people say he's work on their behalf. too often in politic it's like a machine and the machine is work on behalf other components in that machine. the continues with hip is he went in there gun -- blazing. now the jobs are coming back to america. we have a shot at getting them back. we need top bring them back. obama was telling the world they are gone for good, and along come someone who says you don't need to buy that bull shit, pun

intended. >> back during the cap pain, folks on the -- during the campaign, folks were struggling. we were the deplorables. these were the folks in despair on the couch. everybody who wants a job can finds a job. and these people appreciate that. and this week was the week have the obamaites tried to say this recovery is all about that. when you look at the statistics, you compare the two, the last flee three years of -- the last three years of obama versus trump.

the the stock market much better, you just look at all the parameters, export demand for the trump administration up. trish: without a doubt. for obama to try and claim this is him, it's actually kinds of funny. you and i noticed a long time we were both around watching this economy pretty closely during the obama years. >> it was a flat line. it was stagnant. trish: it would sort of be like well it's not that great. but her in had any enthusiasm for america or the american job market. >> the continues between this president and everyone who has been there in the last 50 years. he day he gets up, his mission is to create jobs.

it's not just metro tough. it's like one job at a time. i'mn a guy in the manufacturing office in the white house. we are helping people in lima, ohio, or the f-16 in greenville, south carolina. all this happened is because this man, donald j. trump thinks about creating jobs one at a time. trish: up glad i had that chance to go to my hope state and interview them at the rally. >> there were more people outside than in. trish: we know we have got a good economy. peter navarro, thank you so many. you contrast that good economy with the socialism on the other side, the socialism we saw last night. and that's scary stuff.

>> don't forget mercenary on the end getting beat up. bloomberg is going through the democratic party like the coronavirus virus. trish: i want to walk the viewers through all that. you contrast what we are seeing with donald trump right now and the success of that economy, the enthusiasm on stage to what? then there was one? only one man left standing on the democrat stable, the socialist millionaire with three homes in god help us. poor excuse for a democrat debate. at times was kind of uncomfortable. but you feel kind of guilty because you can't look away. this was like "survivor" presidential edition. there was no discussion of foreign affairs, tax policy.

it was just one big mudslinging contest with no real winners. instead year judging the evening by who is still standing. right now it's the socialist who spent his honeymoon in the former soviet union slamming the up s. >> the best-known socialist in the country is a millionaire with three houses. what did i miss here? >> like thousands of others i do have a summer cabin. trish: a socialist with three homes, a socialist who is a millionaire. it's not like it's not allowed. under socialism it's supposed to be equal. but it's always fascinating how

the socialists wind up with all the money. funny how that works. socialism cannot correct for basic human instincts. it's our instinct to want to acquire a better lifestyle for ourselves and our family. that's why bernie has the supper cam. >> i work in washington. and i do have a supper camp. trish: what happened to this woman? >> jesse jackson once said it takes two wings to fly. i think he's right. our cap pain is best positioned to befeet donald trump because we can unite this party and our country. trish: warren these days has

non't in unity. watch her here. >> i would like to talk about who we are running against. a billionaire who calls women fat broads and horse-faced lesbians. up not talking about donald trump, i'm talking about mayor bloomberg. mr. mayor are you willing to release all of those womb friend those non-disclosure agreements so we can hear their side of the story? >> we have a very few non-disclosure agreements. >> how many is this? >> none of them accuse me of doing anything other than maybe they didn't like a joke i told. the agreement between two parties who wanted to keep it quite and that's up to them. >> the question is are the women bound by being muzzled by you?

and you could release them immediately. trish: she actually had me feeling pretty bad for michael bloomberg. up shocked that his advicors encouraged him to go on that stage. he's doing well with the bought and paid for commercials. in politic you need to be able to live up to the hype. it's one thing to have a scripted reproduced commercial. but if you can't deliver on stage, america won't have confidence you will be able to deliver in the white house. bloomberg hasn't done that before. even those billionaires who think they can buy any race. that's why you go to places like new hampshire first. you talk to people in living rooms and get experience

answering tough questions. michael bloomberg was not prepared last night. and elizabeth warren -- >> mayor buttigieg has a slogan that was shot up by his consultants. amy's is like a post-it note. and then his own advisors say this probably won't happen anyway. trish: you know, i'm not sure that helps her. one thing the politicians can't quite figure out is americans don't want that. they want solutions. donald trump has offered solutions, economic solutions, real ones. which is why his poll numbers are the highest ever. a little of this goes a long way.

[usa! trish: a 100-year-old veteran getting carried up on the stage. as much as the left wants to demonize make money and demonize pay the tim. this, that's who we are. donald trump is living proof of the american dream. the kid from queens who makes it big. he will be the first one to tell you he's not perfect. but who is? everyone in the democrat party right now is responsible for bernie sanders being in the lead. they all feed into their own hyper of the c. culture. everything is racist. everyone and everything is sexist. the rich are bad and everything should be free free free free free.

a rational candidate is not allowed. you are not allowed to say -- well, maybe banks should only extend housing loans to people who can afford to pay them? if you do, that's racist. a loan application doesn't ask you to put your race on it. a rational candidate isn't say companies deserve the process they earned. but then you are pro business, not allowed. a rational candidate isn't say we can't afford free healthcare because that's what, anti-american? a rational candidate can't say we need borders. because then you are antiup grant. the democrats punched themselves right out of business. they have no candidate because they have no platform. they demonized egg that makes us

what we are. we are dreamers, patriots, capitalists. joining me right now, south carolina congressman ralph norman. i look at them and they can't get out of their own darn way. they want to ignore what it is that made us the success we are. >> you know, trish. you -- with donald trump i talked to thousands of people, and you saw how he's got personality, he can rattlele off not demonizing other candidates, he rattles off accomplishments. 7 million people off food stamps. on and on. then when you watch the democrat debate. there was like 7 cats in the middle fighting. there are no ideas they had.

all they can say is we have to beat donald trump. wouldn't it be good for them to say the economy is doing well. this is how we can do it better. but they don't have a clue. any one those seven having to deal with foreign enemies, with any the leaders that would take advantage of them, they are hot houseplants that have never done anything. for bernie sanders, when's a millionaire, to play this class warfare and say he worked in government, he wasn't brave enough to say i'm a professional politician. that's what people like about donald trump. he's a businessman. they calm each other names and to think they want to lead the e greatest country in the world is scary. trish: like said, god help us. the left-wing media claiming president trump will cheat to

win the 2020 elect. that's the talking point these days. democrats falling flat on their faces in last night's debate. so why not amp up the wishful thinking. the liberal atlantic stating as fact, trump is going to cheat. unbelievable. i wonder where the left askest media is getting -- where the leftist media is getting these ideas. >> president trump's corrupt effort to cheat. >> the president of the united states tried to cheat. >> he wanted their help in cheating in the next election. >> the president's misconducting not be decided at ballot box. we cannot be assured that the vote will be fairly won. trish: democrats. they are parroting these lies oh and or and over again.

they know there is a chance they may thought win. donald trump may get another four years. so now a host over on msnbc has taken this whole cheating thing a step further. actually speculating as to how donald trump could do it. this is full-on conspiracy nut stuff. this is not journal up. watch. somewhat do you really think the odds are that president trump and attorney general william barr won't open up some kind of federal criminal investigation to whichever democrat trump ends up running against next election. that's dystopia road to tyranny stuff. trish: somebody needs to be calling her out. the libel rall media is

what's -- the liberal media is what's dystopian and over the top. joining me, tom, full-on conspiracy nut job. that's what we are witnessing with that host talking the way she is, speculate being how one would cheat. this is the same woman who thought the president was a russian agent. but then how can you entirely fault her. look where it's coming from. obama's intel professionals were spouting this nonsense. where is the accountability? >> it's on your show for sure. i couldn't help but laugh out loud when she said open an investigation. oh, you mean like obama did against trump? the atlantic article says they will use the power of government to help them.

wasn't the whole impeachment to help the democrats. wasn't that using our money to take down an elected official? they just keep going and going. maybe november 7 is when they will be held accountable. they will have lost the house because of it. the stakes are that's higher, tom. americans don't want this, americans can't take this. it's wrong to think of in already tearing up the state of the union speech. insinuating the president is on drugs. i mean, it's bonkers stuff, it's disrespectful to our country. >> i was glad you used the word demonizing in our opening. that's how the left does things. they are demonizing this guy. and they don't have a positive

aien today. what do they stand for? bloomberg didn't even tell us what he stands for. they are 100:% negative. they want to take away your healthcare and we want to figure things. when you say the republican party should be about fixing thing, that's what matters. >> we are pretty simple folks. we just want solutions. we want to take care of ourselves and our tap his. look forward to a better tomorrow. yet they keep getting in their own way, they cop up with fabulous conspiracy theories like trump is going to cheat. good to see you tonight. we have a whole lot more coming up including is bernie sanders still a socialist? >> i believe in democratic

socialism for working people, healthcare for all, educational opportunities for all. trish: i guess that answers my question. coming up. more crazy moments from the democrat debate. this moment when pete buttigieg lamed amy klobuchar for voting in favor of english to be our national language. >> you know the message that sends to immigrants? they are as american as we are. [speaking spanish] trish: this is where we are as a nation. democrats worried about make our national language english because somehow it will make illegal immigrants feel uncomfortable. hello, you are in the united

states of america. the liberal media buying into another liberal hook, line and sinker. >> justice department officials. >> calling on bill barr to resign. >> he served under both republican and democratic administrations. trish: a big-type liberal advocacy group that put that petition together. it's a liberal non-profit made up of ex-obama, ex-warren, or hillary staffers. i have the answer for you coming up. imagine traveling hassle-free with your golf clubs.

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trish: it's come to my attention the president while speak to the crowd in colorado springs said something disparaging against one of my colleagues, he's someone who started this network, fox business, and someone who is the utmost journalist and always fair. i can tell you that about neil. he is a fair person, a fair guy, and a good man. so i'm disappointed that the president said those things. because neil cavuto is one guy who doesn't deserve it. roger stone getting sentenced to over 3 years in federal prison for lying to investigators in a witch hunt thatter in should have happened to begin with. the media said it's not enough. >> 40 months.

why so little cop paired to the ridge -- compared to the original guidelines. the department obvious is did this dramatic flip-flop. >> this second sentencing him is such a stumble in my view. trish: how is it fair andrew mccabe admitted he lied to investigators. the i i.g. report said he lacked candor. he said yes that was me when asked about his role in leaking the story to the "wall street journal." the media is crimed and poised to attack the president and calling on attorney general barr to resign. in a letter recently released to media outlets.

more than 2,000 former doj prosecutors called on the a.g. to resign. how exactly you wonder did that letter come what? how did they get all those signatures? it's thanks to an advocacy group hiding behind its status called protect democracy. they come straight from the obama white house. another lefty outpost like the failed hillary clinton campaign. we did some dig. this organization has been around since 2017 with one function judging by its actions, to take down trump. the two co-founders of this thing straight out of the obama legal office. a former policy advice ja advism

schiff. and hillary and elizabeth warren alups. a -- alums. if you wanted to protect our constitution, you would right. fight it the american way. fight it at the ballot box. we have an election coming up. guy lewis joins me. they assembled people with careers working for obama, hillary clinton, eric holder or schiff. and they try to get the attorney general of the united states to resign. how wacky is that? >> trish, these lists go around regularly. this isn't the first time this group of people have signed on

to anything that trump or barr does that they disagree with. and it's funny to look at this in terms of with 2020 hindsight. they were prosecuting stone. clearly a significant case, a case that has national it. and barr who is the head of the organization says wait a second. i don't like the way this thing is coming out in terms of sentencing recommendations. way too excessive. so he weighs in on it? if he doesn't, he's if dereliction of his duties. until the four prosecutors resign, they are the ones who make it political. not the attorney general. the judge who is an obama appointee says wait a second. 79 years? excessive.

so -- 7-9 years? excessive. trish: he may get a pardon or another trial. what do you think the odds are? >> when you listen to the president, i listened to him out in las vegas. that's a db -- if stone doesn't get a new trial, there is no question in my mind the president of the united states is going to pardon him because he's clearly upset about this. there are two standards at work here. there is the mccabe standard where you can lie and not be prosecuted. and there is the stone standard, the manafort standard, if you are associated with trump you get indicted, you get charged and you go to jail. trish: the president has the right to do that per the constitution. so a pardon may in the works.

coming up, liberal college students trying to shut down free speech. >> you think john bolton shouldn't have the right to speak here? >> he should go to court. go to the haig for all the war crimes. trish: we have more from the confrontation. msnbc doing such a great, great job moderating last night's debate. >> senator klobuchar -- mayor bloomberg -- would you like to -- [all talk at once]. trish: painful stuff. i have the highlights. or low lights for you next.

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>> what a wonderful country we have. the best known socialist in the country happens to be a millionaire with three houses. >> a billionaire who calls women

fat broads and horse-faced less bians. i'm talking about mayor bloomberg. >> what was the result of that poll? who is winning? the question is to you. >> we are not going to throw out capitalism. other countries tried that and it's called communism and it just didn't work. >> it's not communism. that's a cheap shot. trish: if you saw this last night you had to be cringing. it's that crazy. i put the blame on the moderators. they were totally losing control the debate. they were asking questions about real substance. they created this joint war zone

where the candidates attacked each other on everything but actual policies. next time let fox business host your debate. we know how to do it. we know how to talk about the issues. we know how to preserve the dignity of the people on stage and talk about things that matter to people. ways our foreign poll -- what is our foreign policy or economic policy? maybe the questions are too hard? how are you going to pay for all this stuff you want to give away. their so-called friend at msnbc, they arethey,they threw you ande party under the bus.

joe concha, i have never seen anything like it. it was embarrassing for them, it was embarrassing for the country. and it was he bearings for msnbc. >> a couple of points. fox news, fox business, particularly fox business. the number one issue in gallup among voters. what are they most concerned about? it's about taxes and jobs. you don't hear any questions about you have all these social programs you want to pay for. how much will you raise taxes on the middle class? i would love to see that asked just once. let me share some stats with you. 10% of fox viewers identify as liberal democrats. 45% don't identify as liberal

democrats or independents and republicans. the dnc should reconsider putting the debates on fax business. trish: i any of the sliewrs tune into this -- i think about the viewers who tune into this shower night. slower night. not one of them has a tax plan of any substance on their website. i think of this time back in the debate, by 15, you had candidates are actual proposals, meaningful media tax proposals. they don't have a job. >> that matter to people. there is no gravitas. there was way too much emotion. if i see someone put their hand

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