alexandria ocasio-cortez endorse sanders. rob: called liz warren a capitalist that might have sealed the deal with the squad. jillian: we will be watching the polls. "fox & friends" starts right now. bye bye. ♪ >> i will not sign a bill into law that does not lower costs for middle class family. >> your signature, senator, is to have a plan for everything. except this. >> somebody who wrote the damn bill, as i said. [laughter] i do think it is appropriate to acknowledge that taxes will go up. >> at least bernie is being honest here and saying how he is going to pay for this. >> i called on twitter to suspend donald trump's account that you did not agree. >> i don't just want to push donald trump off twitter. i want to push him out of the white house. that's our job. but the way. >> join me in saying that his twitter account should be shut down. >> no. >> no? >> every candidate here is

more decent, more coherent, and more patriotic than the criminal in the white house. >> we got to boot donald trump out of the ole office. >> the fact is donald trump, when we are talking about him, we are losing. he doesn't want me to be the candidate. he is going after me. because he knows if i get the nomination, i will beat him like a drum. ♪ we will ♪ we will ♪ rock you ♪ we will ♪ we will ♪ rock you. steve: good drum beat. queen with the drum beat. ainsley: we have heard him say that before, haven't we. ♪ >> when you have half a million americans sleeping out on the street today, and then you also if you watched last night have three people owning more highlights they talked about impeachment a lot. you will could tell wealth than the bottom half of elizabeth warren was the new frontrunner. they attacked her a lot. american society, that is a joe biden defended her son. moral and economic outrage. steve: bernie sanders looked so if you're asking me, do i great. you would never know two weeks earlier he had had a think we should demand that the heart attack. it was a busy night. new face on the stage tom wealthy start paying the, steyer. brian: thank goodness. wealthiest top .1 of 1%, start he had so much to say, too. i wish there was more people paying their fair share of or a bigger stage. taxes, yes, that is exactly what i believe.

ainsley: 12 people. >> taxing income is not going to brian: i would feel so frustrated today because no one could really score. get you where you need to be to no one could really stand where taxing wealth does. we need a wealth tax to make out. steve: pete buttigieg did. investments in the next brian: i think you are right generation. brian: that is one way to pay about that. not enough to move anything. for it. he has a lot of money. mike rowe, tv host, author of a ainsley: a few on there you know probably the chances of brand new book, called, the way them getting ahead are slim to none. get them off the stage. i heard it, joins us live right we want to hear from the top now. mike, you were traveling, five. brian: the ones that need promoting your brand new book. off the stage are always the >> terribly busy. last to know. griff jenkins we need you front and center. you are life in westerville, steve: on his radio show. ohio. we paid the bill where a dozen democrats tried -- i >> not that busy. put that in bold myself, to break through in debate steve: bernie want as 97% tax number 4. rate on the 400 richest >> good morning, guys. americans. he has big plans with a big greetings from the otterbein cardinals home. price tag. we moved inside the student >> okay. unio storm is hitting yeah, free country, ideas, float here. the storm last night was them, fly them, run up the old elizabeth warren as you mentioned is the fron flagpole, see who salutes. frontrunner. if you had in i doubt, in the end millionaires arguing with millionaires over who hates rising in the polls. attacks last night you saw in montage. the millionaires the most. amy klobuchar really laying steve: right. >> i guess it's a conversation into her. we'll have but, i remember a

couple years ago i took my, my watch her. >> i appreciate elizabeth's meager staff over to the reagan work. again, the difference between a plan and a pipe dream is something that you ranch. if you haven't been -- can actually get done. steve: beautiful. >> it is terrific, one of the stories they tell is the time >> remember, this is the when ronald reagan just finally first debate we have had decided he was done doing since the impeachment inquiry began. movies. we knew it was going to come he was just done because he was up. as we suspected, all the paying 92% of every dollar he candidates agree on this issue. watch. made on films. >> the impeachment must go it was just math. forward. >> trump is the most corrupt president in the history of he wasn't done acting, it was this country. >> i don't think this impeachment process is going to take very long. math. did basic calculus. as a former prosecutor i makes no sense to do this. know a confession when i see it. >> we have to impeachment ainsley: wealthiest people will this president. say i'm not working anymore? >> i live in california. >> we were wondering going i just read a report that said into last night whether or not joe biden would be asked the, the exodus this year as a about his son ukraine part of the impeachment inquiry. result of 13 1/2% state tax and he was and he pivoted back to the president. but one person that really stood out that really won some other tweaks to the system is unlike anything they have the night in many respects i think was mayor pete pete ever seen before. i know its convenient. buttigieg strong not only it is fun to hate the rich and contrasting with elizabeth warren but also getting into a back and forth with beto all, in the end, they're just people. they are going to do the math, they will go where the math is o'rourke over guns.

watch. >> you just made it clear better. brian: this is what i thought you don't know how this is about you during the debate, going to take weapons off the street. guaranteed income. two or three candidates saying if you can develop the plan further i think we can have get $1000, automation is here. debate about it. you're not getting a job. i don't need lessons from you on courage, political or give people $1000. personal. >> why not more? >> another big take away, brian: you hang out with people steve, you mentioned it, and that work for a living, you find that is how would bernie do out about their jobs, dirty jobs after that heart attack. is when you really emerged, when bernie is back. firing on all cylinders. picking up endorsement you see people give money away, overnight from representative ilhan omar. what does it do to the self-esteem when you get possibly aoc going to do so something for free? >> you can't ignore the human later this weekend. if we had one award for best condition condition. we're fundamentally lazy people. support corner senator we have to be taught, i think booker who brought his not to be lazy. brian: don't call ainsley that. girlfriend rosario dawson right here in the audience. i don't mind if you call me steve: griff, very thorough. that. >> i'm calling you fundamental. ainsley: i was watching last night, griff, your son was brian: that is worse. interviewing him behind >> if you give me a choice, i after the debate. don't see myself as lazy, if you and he said go to my website give me a choice of the easy way because you too can have or the hard way. dinner with rosario and me. i can't help it, i will default you can register to have to the easy way. dinner with them. steve: free money? brian: i guess -- are you i want it. out to do that, griff? >> my only concern, not only are you out to charge to have dinner?

how much do you charge? >> listen, i'm a free concern, that kind of arguing we discussed yesterday and just now. once you say okay, free money, dinner. ainsley: i don't know if he is charging for it. the next question has to be, why brian: you mean take the not more? and that's the beef with the money. steve: all right, griff, thank you very much. 5,000-dollar surge in the middle it was interesting. there were a lot of topics class right now. how do you argue against that? they did not address. you simply say it is not big they did not address climate enough. why not 10. change. they didn't really talk steve: incomes of the middle about climate change. they didn't talk about. class have gone up $5,000 per ainsley: immigration. family during the trump years. steve: trade, immigration. >> not enough, sorry. the first question some have ainsley: how will that fare characterized in the media as a softball because it was election time? the economy is great, people about impeachment. and reince priebus. the guy who used to run the have 5000 more each year? >> if i learned anything from rnc was the white house chief of staff, he says 2016, i don't know and, looking that's a big mistake for the democrats. at polls today, but you guys >> democrats have played it tell me, i flick around all over all wrong. they are going for a the place and i still see people conviction without any looking at polls saying based on evidence. and i think the republicans the polls, dot, dot. should remind the american people of that. steve: every day. and then, look, i think the >> why would anybody look at any white house said it the poll anywhere conclude anything other day, if the democrats ever? want to take a vote on brian: i agree. one thing will help you, if you impeachment, they want to give republicans subpoena go back to "dirty jobs." power as well. then go ahead and do it and i think that message, trade deals bring back although you said it many

times. other people have said it manufacturing to this country many times. i think it has to be and i don't think the democrat are pushing back. repeated over and over again. and let the president play let's talk about your book, i the victim and talk about know you don't want to discuss the big picture but what he it. the book is number six on amazon sees for this country. but you're not about numbers. >> no. brian: very interesting for reince to say that. why trust the polls. clearly it is number of one. you know when it comes to impeachment everything is this is fake news. happening behind closed ainsley: what is it about? doors and leaked to the "new >> the book is, well, it started york times" if it's bad for the president. that seems to come out. nancy pelosi had an opportunity to say yeah, i as a collection of stories i think we're going to do a write for my podcast, which is vote. yesterday she goes no. called the way i heard it. there are democrats, accord ing to "the washington post my mother read them. that were shocked that they these are very nice, but a thought for sure yesterday she was going to say well, we don't know. rather lazy approach to writing don't you think, publishing steve: she does not want the republicans to have subpoena something you already read. power. she wants it all to remain okay, i said sure, in between a behind closed doors so she story about a famous person i can regulates. never met, i'm intrigued by, i brian: andy mccarthy says even after they vote on the articles of impeachment, tell a story of my own misspent they still don't have to give republicans impeachment youth. the book goes between biography power. they don't have it. that's -- they are still and auto biography. making up the rules even after they have the vote, assuming she gets the vote. memoir interrupted by famous people i wish i knew better. ainsley: she said we take this very seriously. brian: one great story about mel

looks so political. if you want to impeach him, take the vote. brooks. >> there are many great stories. so we can have on record the people who want to impeach brian: are have you seen talk shows before? him. >> spoiler alert. steve: meanwhile, joe biden brian: i told you the end. who would like to be the i apologize. next president of the united states, he really, you know, >> have you ever seen a show going in, i'm sure he was like this? worried about are they going to ask me about ukraine? unbelievable. steve: going back to the anderson cooper did ask a fundamentals. >> let's make it fundamental, question about why is it not you remember paul harvey, the okay for the president's rest of the story? family to have members i ripped off that idea, with involved in overseas permission from his son. the way i heard it, is my dealings but it was okay when you were vice version of paul harvey's old president? and he never answered that, radio show. where you learn about history and you learn about biography obviously. but he did say this about he through mystery. and his son not doing so that's the, that's the spine anything wrong. >> my son did nothing wrong. of the book. those are the tiles in the i did nothing wrong. i carried out the policy of mosaic. the united states steve: 35 mysteries. government. in rooting out corruption >> 35 mysterieses juxtaposed in -- in ukraine. what i wanted to make a growing up with two of the most interesting people in the world, point about -- and my son's which were my mom and dad. statement speaks for itself. brian: one of the stories ends what we have to do now is focus on donald trump. with mel brooks. he's going after me because >> would you stop with the mel he knows if i get -- if i brooks? get the nomination, i will brian: it's a great story. >> his name was corporal beat him like a drum. >> as you said, your son kaminsky, during second world

hunter today gave an interview, admitted that he made a mistake and showed war, during the climbed a poor judgment by serving on utility poll, changing the that board in ukraine. did you make a mistake by propaganda played by the germans letting him? >> my son's statement speaks for itself. to al jolson's toot city. i did my job. i never discussed a single thing with my son about anything having to do with it was unof the great things ukraine. no one has indicated i have. about the war and it framed his we have always kept everything separate. career. think about springtime for brian: hunter basically admitted he wouldn't have hitler and all those crazy gotten the job and place on the board if he didn't have that last name. things, during the battle of he said he was the most qualified person on that bulge he played a great jewish board polish president and other investors. no way he was the most song to a forest filled with qualified person. most of the jobs he got were because of his dad's nazis, if that sounds interesting, i don't know which connections. a lot of people have famous camera to look at. steve: look at all of them. people in their family. and they are able to do it. mike, thank you very much. clint eastwood has a son in the movies. i think his last name in the >> congratulations. role. also i find him be in thely get his book, the way i heard sexy. but i digress. i will say, this too. about hunter biden. i don't believe for a second it. that he did that interview who responded to the voters? without telling the biden the dials you won't see anywhere camp. how could he possibly -- he else. said i had no idea he was ♪

doing that really he? called up good morning america and that didn't come up in the conference call or sunday dinner? ainsley: we did hear from his son. we heard from hunter yesterday. i thought eric trump had a really good point. listen to. this the difference between us and hunter is when my father became commander-in-chief of this country, we got out of all international business, right? when his father became vice president of the united states, he got into international business. that's the difference. my father got into politics to drain the swamp, to stop this nonsense from happening. when you're looking for answers, exactly what you see here it's good to have help. because because it's rampant. he made so many sacrifices, the right information, at the including putting a ton of right time, may make all the his own money into it and difference. at humana, we know including losing an absolute fortune because of it. that's especially true when all these guys are cashing in on it. you're looking for a medicare they are taking board supplement insurance plan. positions. they are cashing in on their that's why we're offering seven father. things every medicare supplement do you see me on my boards. do you see don on any should have. it's yours free just for calling the number on boards. do you see ivanka on any your screen. and when you call, boards? steve: clearly there is a a knowledgeable licensed double standard when it comes to that we have heard about the hypocrisy before. agent-producer can answer any questions you have, and help you meanwhile, elizabeth warren has been asked a couple of choose the plan that's right for dozen times for all medicare you. the call is free, and

there's no obligation. you see, for all plan. would the taxes be raised on medicare covers only about 80 the middle class. percent of your part b medical she was asked again last night. expenses. the rest is up to you. and she answered this way as that's why so many people she always does. let me be clear and then she purchase medicare supplement doesn't answer it. insurance plans, like those anyway, listen to this. offered by humana. they're >> raise taxes on the middle designed to help you save money and pay some of the costs class for -- to pay for it? medicare doesn't. depending on the medicare supplement plan you yes or no? >> so i have made clear what select, you could have no my principles are here. deductibles or co-payments for and for hard-working middle doctor visits, hospital stays, class families, costs will emergency care and more. you can go down. keep the doctors you have now, >> a yes or no question that ones you know and trust, with no didn't get a yes or no answer. referrals needed. plus you can your signature, senator, it to have a plan for get medical care anywhere in the everything except this. >> we can do that without country, even when you're travelling. with humana, you get medicare for all. a competitive monthly premium we can do that by adding a and personalized service from a public option. we can. >> at least bernie is being healthcare partner working to make healthcare simpler and honest here and saying how he is going to pay for this easier for you. you can chose and that taxes are going to from a wide range of go up. i'm sorry, elizabeth, have standardized plans. each one is you not said that. designed to work seamlessly with brian: go ahead. medicare and help save you money. so how do ya find the ainsley: klobuchar says there is a difference between a plan and pipe plan that's right for you? one dream. we cannot afford to do this. that fits your needs and your budget? call humana now at the

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brian: i ask you out there if you are a yankee fan. how many mets fans do you like. steve: always about new york. what about the rest of the country, brian? why can't you embrace the rest of the country. ♪. steve: postgame show to last night's debate. 12 presidential candidates brian: if you are a royals making their pitch to voters in fan how many cardinals fans do you actually call a the fourth debate. so what were the top moments and friend. [. ainsley: i know where you are going with this. i'm from south carolina. i went to the university of how did americans react? south carolina. i still pull for clemson brian: joining us you know her when they are not playing very well, author of this brand us. brian: that's big of you. new book, persuasion, convincing how does that play into this overall picture? others when facts don't seem to ainsley: the last question of the debate. matter. steve: yeah, it was. lee carter, let's listen to and cnn and anderson cooper this. watch the dials, and get you to taking a lot of heat because rather than talking about comment. >> my son did nothing wrong. immigration or climate change, he asked a question i did nothing wrong. i carried out the policy of the about the ellen and george united states government in rooting out corruption in, in w. bush interplay at that cowboys game and so he asked ukraine. what i think is important we them tell us about a relationship or friendship focus on why it is so important you have had that would to remove this man from office? surprise us and this is some of what they had to say. steve: lee, usually we see the >> some people may be dials, the lines go up, they go surprised about, within the down, they didn't really go washington circles, especially with republicans, anywhere? >> they didn't go anywhere.

like trey gowdy. biden needed them to go for me, it's john mccain. and i miss him every day. >> i'm friends with a woman somewhere. he needed to break through. from denmark, south carolina dropping in the polls. elizabeth warren is soaring. berry who is fighting for he is in cross-hairs of issue. clean water and environmental justifiable in democrats gave it a c. her community. she is a different gender. she is a different race. >> a guy named fred an avid independents a d. republicans a d. this wasn't enough. he needed to have more. truck supporter, a trucker, he let me ride in his truck he needed to come at this head on, make us all feel better for hours. >> probably rand paul. about it. he just didn't do it. he and i, actually i invited ainsley: lee, they did not talk him to join me on a bill to about climate change. end the money bail system in they didn't talk about immigration. they didn't talk about china and the united states. and i agree on nothing but trade but they did talk a lot, we agree on that. of course, right out of the gate on impeachment. brian: sounds like bob listen. eubanks was hosting the show >> we have to conduct this for a little while. ainsley: you had a lot of democrats on social media process in a way that is yesterday saying i cannot believe they didn't ask honorable, that bring our about climate change and immigration. brian: we know where they country together, doesn't rip us apart. stand. anybody that has criticisms about a process making all of ainsley: sunrise 2 minutes and 25 minutes into the the facts bare before the debate no no questions on american public that works to the climate. but you noel len. build consensus that is what this nation needs, what is a brian: world going to last 10 more years should have moral moment and not a political been the first question. one. steve: a lot to talk about ainsley: lee that topic seemed on post game show. former ukrainian ambassador to be pretty flat too.

just tefdz abou testified about did you see that across the board about impeachment. impeachment. >> it was relatively flat. she may have been monitoring some did better than others. people who support president i thought cory booker would trump. brian: tom fitton is here resonate more. and he is in really good this was softer, uplifting dare shape. ♪ i say impeachment message but it just wasn't. even the democrats only gave this a b. you can see independents a c, republican as c-minus. cory booker's message of unifying was nice. this was, this was the thing though. it was just okay. it wasn't enough. and we've all seen it before. when somebody is really resonating, these dials go off the charts, getting people emotional. visceral reactions. we didn't have that night. i don't think we'll see that much change. brian: do you believe many people watching the astros playing the yankees? >> it could well be. brian: that's what i think. steve: if folks were watching the debate last night, they saw bernie sanders and we'll take a look at the dials as well, here he is talking about his plan to

make sure everybody who wants a job has one. >> you promising that you will have a job for every single one of those americans? >> damn right, we will. "green new deal," that i have advocated, it will create up to 20 million jobs as we move away from fossil fuels to energy efficiency and sustainable energy. steve: so he started talking about jobs. then it became the "green new deal." do you think people are confused? >> no. i think they just didn't buy 20 million jobs was even feasible. democrats gave it a c. independents a c. republicans gave this an f. not all that surprising for republicans. bernie sanders he came out last night, he seemed strong. he seemed back to his old self but it wasn't enough to move voters. what will happen at end of all this? i think elizabeth warren will remain the woman to watch. i think joe biden will sink a little bit. there are some other moderates who have pretty good night, they

will be talking about whether or not they will be running mates. i don't think the landscape changed. nobody had a breakout performance. the conversation will be still chasing elizabeth warren. steve: don't be surprised if bernie does go up because he looked great last night. he gets endorsement of much of the squad. stay tuned. ainsley: brian, breaking news the next debate will be super bowl night. brian: guess so. might as well. they say in bernie goes up, elizabeth warren pays the price, not joe biden. steve: lee carter, thank you. brian: wherever you are. steve: coming up pete hegseth having "breakfast with friends" not far from where the debate was last night in ohio. we'll check things out with him. ♪ its for my future. annuities can provide protected income for life. learn more at retire your risk dot org.

♪ steve: all right. a government watchdog group now investigating whether former ukrainian ambassador maria javanovich ordered

unlawful monitoring of those hey. ♪hey. who have ties to president trump, it is alleged. you must be steven's phone. yavanovich an obama appointee testified behind closed doors a couple days ago as part of the house now you can take control of your home wifi impeachment proceeding against the president. and get a notification the instant tom fitton joins us from our someone new joins your network... nation's capital. good morning, tom. only with xfinity xfi. >> good morning, steve. download the xfi app today. steve: so what are you thinking she may have done? >> well, our sourcing tells us that she was asking that folks like rudy giuliani, don trump jr., a whole list of your colleagues there at fox, be monitored on certain phrases. this is around march of this year. biden, giuliani, sorrow soros ad her own name yavanovich. it's not legal for the state department do that monitoring certainly overseas of american citizens. may have been only social media posts but they still

can't be tracking american citizens' activities like that. the project was so big they sought help from d.c. that's when someone in d.c. said hold on a second. you can't be doing. this it's not legal. steve: of course she testified behind closed doors, and the way they have set it up is that's all supposed to be confidential. it's supposed to be secret. somehow not so secret to some newspapers. >> yeah. the selective leaks of the secret star chamber type testimony is really deplorable. to use a turn of phrase. and i would like to see her full transcript so we can figure out whether members of congress questioned her about this issue. you know, the state department is aware of this, guys. and it's about time we get a fuller explanation as to why this ambassador, career civil service person who had been placed as ambassador by president obama was so concerned about biden and ukraine and george soros, who controversially was involved in ukraine as well through his open society

funding and foundations. >> i'm bill hemmer. good morning, everyone. why were they monitoring the a lot coming our way the next few hours. we'll hear from republican president's lawyer and his leaders. we will hear from speaker son? steve: sure. and keeping an eye on people pelosi. she indicates no vote, no problem. on television of all things. that is not flying with the and i know you have filed a white house on the impeachment freedom of information act push. all that coming up here. request so perhaps you will get the answer to it. also the moment the president will greet the italian leader at but just, you know, go ahead the white house. and speculate for a second. we'll hear from president trump connect some dots. matter of moments a ton to get why would she want to do that? >> well, you know, it looks to. debate fallout. turkey's advance in syria. an awful lot like an enemy's we'll see you in eight minutes, list to me. top of the hour here in and when you are concerned "america's newsroom." about an issue. you start searching on the ♪ ainsley: 12 democratic hopefuls terms you are concerned taking the stage for their about. fourth debate, doubling down on biden, ukraine, soros. what was going on in march? impeachment, while making their case for health care, gun what was it about those control and foreign policy. steve: i think i just saw tom subjects that our ambassador was tasking her staff with steyer. what did voters think? tracking the social media we'll check in with pete hegseth taking the pulse of "america postings of these figures, contrary to law and in a way live" from t.j.'s country place in columbus, ohio. such that people in washington said you can't do it and you have to stop. pete? pete: good morning devices. great spot here. there are issues here that are not just about why they last hour we talked to a couple

of democrats we'll talk to were tracking it, but whether the rights of those republicans. we didn't get to at the time. being targeted were violated instead we talked to two as a result. democrats, one wanted 90% tax steve: it's particularly rate, helping to harbor illegal disturbing that somebody in the federal government would be tracking somebody. immigrant, both supporting elizabeth warren. we'll get to trump supporters >> it is social media posts. who watched the debate last but any of your viewers and night, they have feedback. you, steve, do you want the start with don an attorney, air government creating a file force vet want. on you based on what your don as you watched the debate social media postings are? last night, what did you think? >> i watched highlights no, you don't. and sure enough the law afterwards. doesn't allow it. i was rallying here in steve: it does not. tom fitton, thanks very much westerville for trump. for telling us about your when i did that, basically my investigation from d.c. thoughts, same old story. >> you're welcome. steve: all right. biden threatening with his anger meanwhile, the squad may have just made their pick issues to beat trump like a and they're feeling the drum. kamala harris told us again she is former prosecutor. it was all the same old noise. bern. tomi lahren says their elizabeth warren sort of took her place as knowing she will be endorsement won't help bernie. the lead contender now. she is on deck. ♪ ♪ clap your hands pete: anybody you're worried ♪ about in the field? >> i think elizabeth warren is prior to going to aspen dental probably the most, toughest person to go up against because i think whatever damage she had they have already gotten to.

unless something new comes up she will stay the course. pete: we'll see. pretty far left. rick you're retired machinist. >> i am. pete: your take on the crew last night? >> you mean the clown show? pete: one way to put it. >> that is weak field. if they put any of them against trump on a debate stage, it will be a bloodbath, and trump will slaughter all of them. pete: interesting thing to think about, 12 candidates more or less agree with each other, that debate stage, one far left and president trump would make for good tv. marlene, you're a paralegal. >> yes. pete: as you look at candidates your take last night? >> i don't think we learned anything new from any of them. we heard half an hour on impeachment. we all knew how they felt. we heard about medicare reform. we knew how they felt, first four. no one had a solid plan how to fix it. pete: on "medicare for all" that

is the chief discussion. are we going to let people keep private health care, or take it away. where do you find the $30 trillion. that is a lot of money last time i checked. drake, you're retired, work for the federal government. your take on candidate last night? >> i noticed. i caught highlights off fox of i was rallying also until the wee hours. i, i think that there was some distancing from elizabeth warren. i was hoping there would be some people, kind of getting to the middle a little bit so to speak. i've had nineteen surgeries. i'm 100% permanently disabled from the military that didn't happen. i noticed that pete seemed to and after i went in to aspen dental have inordinate amount of time it was just like night and day. they told me they were gonna take some x-rays, on the air. pete: he did. she said "and it's gonna be no charge to you". >> one candidate, who only had i'm not used to getting that type of service. one question. i noticed there was some my name is robert chackley and my rank for the military was retired sergeant major. lopsidedness. elizabeth warren is strong but i at aspen dental we're all about yes. believe a lot of that is the like yes to payments on your timeline not ours. yes to free exam and x-rays female contingent that may vote for patients without insurance. for herardless. and yes whenever you're ready to get started so are we. but i saw distancing of other candidates. call or book online at aspendental.com pete: they want second shot at a general dentistry office. female candidate? >> yes, sir. pete: miles your take last night. >> i felt it was the same old,

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jillian: good morning. welcome back. a fox news alert now. turkey is calling on kurdish fighters to leave syria by tonight in order to stop the military offensive. turkish president erdogan making the comments as vice president and mike pompeo prepare to head to turkey to push for a cease-fire. the talks come as we learn the turkish troops got so close to our troops in week the military called in helicopters and jets. also breaking overnight. firefighters contain massive flames at a california fuel refinery. look at that that boom and fireball at oil facility north of san francisco. it took hours to get it under control. at one point the flames turned into a fire tornado. the cause is unknown. no injuries are reported.

ainsley? ainsley: all right. thank you, jillian. three members of the squad making their 2020 pick the congresswomen will reportedly endorse bernie sanders for president. brian: all right. socialists endorsing a socialist. fox news host tomi lahren is not a socialist and joins us now to react. tomi, his or he here she is thre weeks from a heart attack. questions whether he was going to be on stage or not and now they get the endorsement? what's going on here? >> yeah, well i don't find it shocking and if bernie sanders does in fact really covet this endorsement that tells you everything you need to know about bernie sanders. the fact that we are in the place in this country where we take any of those three seriously let alone elect them to office is also appalling to me. but, at the end of the day, this isn't shocking or important. we know that they were going tone doors bernie sanders. they are all schlosses. the bigger problem here is that is actually what is happening in an election for president of the united they're america's bpursuing life-changing cures. states. steve: we have got part of in a country that fosters innovation the statement that ilhan omar has put out regarding here, they find breakthroughs... her endorsement of bernie sanders. like a way to fight cancer bernie, she says, is leading by arming a patient's own t-cells...

a working class movement to because it's not just about the next breakthrough... defeat donald trump. that transcends generation, ethnicity and geography. it's all the ones after that. and it's why i believe bernie sanders is the best candidate to take on donald trump in 2020. but, if you were watching the debate last night, bernie sanders, he wasn't -- he didn't seem like he had the frontrunner thing going anymore. it had been joe biden. now it looks like elizabeth warren. >> well, the thing that i will give bernie sanders credit for is that he was one of the only ones on stage that actually admits that he is a socialist. he calls himself a democratic socialist. we know that's an oxymoron. but at least he is forth right about what he wants to do to this country. >> janice dean looks like a the rest of them are on some storm is coming. >> a storm is coming. various degree of wanting if you live in the northeast socialism. at least he is forth right about it. plan accordingly. that's the only credit i >> if you're watching at home will give members of the squad as well. don't adjust your set. they really want a it is a black and white day. structural transformation of this country that will be don't slam the side of the flat devastating and damaging. at least they are honest with the american people with what they want for this screen. >> it's why they pay him the country. >> it's interesting he has a rally this weekend. big bucks. be with him in queens, new >> i'll go do radio, they pay

york. bernie is back. me even more. reminding people that he has been gone because of a heart >> bill: good morning, everybody. 9:00 a.m. in new york. fox news alert from the capitol. attack. >> >> yeah, and again i think the next witness in the we all wish bernie sanders well. we all want him to be impeachment inquiry will arrive any moment now for his healthy. we are happy he is back out on the campaign trail. closed-door deposition. his name is michael mckinley. aoc should be far let's he resigned a week ago as a concerned with really campaigning for bernie sanders and should be worried about her own back. senior advisor to mike pompeo. i think she is going to have what does his appearance mean? a more difficult time with re-election than she thinks. all that behind closed doors. brian: that will be interesting to see if she does. a lot of people are going more inside of "america's after her on the right and newsroom" on that story. the left. first there is new reaction in from the president after a big i also think it's interesting that bernie night in battleground ohio. sanders who embraces the 12 democrats in the fourth cuba societal system as well round of debates as we watched as the sandistas in his past together. good morning, everybody. a crowded house there in has thee three in his columbus, ohio. welcome to our show. we have a lot coming your way. corner. your focuses on whom next? >> sandra: good morning. >> it's streaming right now. i sit down with the real i'm sandra sm wolf of wall street jordan bellfor the. he is the one who inspired the movie of wolf of wall street and played by leonardo decaprio and i sat down to get his take on all

the madness of 2020. >> what frightens me about a bernie sanders or an elizabeth warren is like they think that government is the more -- more government is the answer. it drives me nuts inside because the things they are saying are so destructive to the fabric of our society. the policies that they are talking about will literally destroy the fabric of the country. they will. and i sincerely hope we recover from it. brian: he sounds like many on wall street he fears elizabeth warren. >> well, i think more than that, he understands to some degree wall street does need to be regulated. if anyone understands that is the real wolf of wall street jordan bellforth. he understands how deficit stating it is if you completely destroy wall street which is something elizabeth warren wants to do. that's not going to further advance our country and not be helpful to anyone. jordan bellforth understands that and a talked to him at length on my episode of no interruption on fox nation. steve: there you go. if you don't have fox nation check it out on

foxnation.com. tomi, thank you very much. have a great day. brian: fox super fans love it. go to the app. store. it's always open. ainsley: last night the debate was in westerville, ohio. what do voters have to say. pete is having breakfast with friends. brian: pete, have you ever paid for a meal? pete: no, you guys pay for it. i get your card number and it's on you. thank you. we are going to be talking to folks here on the other side of the break. what did they make of the debate last night here in columbus? we will bring it to you ♪ ♪ i wanted more that's why i've got the power of 1 2 3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy. the power of 1-2-3. ♪ trelegy 1-2-3 trelegy. with trelegy and the power of 1 2 3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works 3 ways to open airways, keep them open and reduce inflammation

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steve: the 12 top democratic candidates making their pitch to voters last night in the fourth round of primary debates. so what were the top moments and how did americans watching react? brian: here with more is partner and president of maslansky partners and author of persuasion.

facts don't seem to matter. lee carter. lee, with 12 people on the stable it's so hard to stand out. where do you begin? >> you really need to see these guys have a breakout moment and it just didn't really happen last night there were some good moments but nothing that really changed anybody's minds. take a look at some of the top moments. ainsley: look at joe biden defending his son. >> my son did nothing wrong. i did nothing wrong. i carried out the policy of the united states government. in rooting out corruption in ukraine. what i think is important is we focus on why it's so important to remove this man from office. steve: the lines were low. didn't really -- i didn't see any ticking up. >up. ainsley: it didn't go up or down much. >> there was nothing that happened. brian: that meter showed it. >> he needed to hit this out of the park and he did not.

democrats gave this a c. not good for them. independents a d. republicans a d as well. just not a lot of movement. biden had to stand apart tonight. last night. he really had to make a difference. he had to address this allegation this seemed inconsists tent with what his son said. i'm not sure he made any impact. we will continue to see him peter in the polls. brian: he didn't show up for the post game show. he doesn't try to spin. he never does. it's strange. steve: let's see if cory booker does any better. here he is talking about impeachment. the first question of the night. >> we have to conduct this process in a way that is honorable, that brings our country together. doesn't rip us apart. anybody who has criticisms about a process that is making all the facts bear bare before the public. that what's this needs moral moment and not a political

one. steve: still flat lining. brian: lost interest. >> y'all have been with me through. this when somebody resonates it goes off the charts. not even with democrats here. they gave him a b. you could see independence indea c and republicans c minus. this was one of the nicest ones. only thing people going to leave from this maybe booker would make a good vice president. i don't think he made any big changes. the big thing for me last night is that no one, not one single candidate hit it out of the park and got people super excited. steve: i think people were super excited to see how bernie sanders was going to do whether or not he looked healthy. he looked fine as for his answers when it came to full employment the senator from vermont said this. >> you are promising you will have a job for every single one of those americans. >> damn right we will. and the green new deal that i have advocated will create

up to 20 million jobs as we move away from fossil fuel to energy efficiency and substainable energy. >> they all talked about universal income. income for waking up in the morning. so how did that go? >> 20 million jobs. this should be off the charts. people should be exside. yet they were. democrats a c. republicans i wantsindependentsd democrats an f. brian: nobody believes him. >> that's exactly right. how is it going to get done? i was looking forward to a big night last night to seeing somebody really break through. we will see elizabeth warren will continue to soar in the polls and everyone else stay the same. steve: she joins us today from chicago. lee carter thank you very much. >> thanks so much. steve: big debate was in the area around columbus, ohio.

ainsley: that's right. that's where pete is. he is having breakfast at tj's country place in columbus. talk to some of the voters there hey, pete. >> good morning. the sausage gravy here is fantastic. the food here has been out for an hour and a half. the food i had is unbelievable. and we have had a chance to meet some fantastic folks this morning. all of which watched at least a portion of the debate. some of them couldn't make it all the way to the end. but, diana, i will start with you. you watched most of the debate last night. you are a supporter of the president. as you watch it more objectively. you wanted to hear what candidates had to say about jobs. did you like what you heard? >> i thought that they misrepresented the truth. i think that there has been a lot of jobs brought back by the president. i think what they said ohio has the lowest -- jobs in ohio went down. that there is not enough jobs in ohio. i thought that was a flat out lie because general motors there was an issue there. but i think the president worked with general motors and he -- his goal is to help bring jobs back to this country. you see it every day.

pete: economy would be a tough one for candidates to run on. when you look at the candidates on stage which one do you think would be the toughest based on what you have seen so far. >> i'm thinking the toughest is going to be elizabeth warren at this point. but, you know. that could change. yeah. that could change. pete: thank you very much. robin, you have been an independent voter. you supported president obama twice both bush and clinton. you have been all over the map on that. when you were looking at last night's debate who appeals to you the most. >> i would say gilbert. pete: gabbard. >> the one on the end. she seemed like she was honest and she seemed like she is a very smart lady. pete: you were supportive of the president today, what issue that you heard last night is an issue that democrats can run against the president on. >> i would probably -- what was that question again? pete: i kind of flipped it on you there. is there a weakness you saw in charges that the democrats are making against the president? >> yes. i just think that the thing

that makes me more mad is that the bullying and being disrespectful to our president of the united states. it's the highest office. and when they first came on, all they did was bash him about how unethical he was and how everything got turned around. the other thing -- issue that's really important to me is that medicare for all. they want to like do it for free. and education and everything. so that's an issue that i think everybody needs to have insurance. i think we need but i don't know how they are going to pay for it. pete: that's the big one right there. it all sounds great but where is the 30 trillion come from. will you admit that you want to raise taxes. the first 30 minutes of the debate was about impeachment. you are a small business owner. you are a vet. thank you for your supervisors. undecided. is there anything you heard last night that would sway you in any direction. >> not really. they all sound alike.

they all want to give things away and don't tell you how to pay for it. even the bernie sanders guy, bless his soul. he has a heart attack doing fine right now. his healthcare was taken care of by the u.s. government. under the affordable care act. and in the middle of the night, congress exempted themselves and their constituents out of it. they could fix the va and this real quick by pulling them out and sending him to the v.a. to get fixed. they don't get in line in front of a veteran. unless you are a veteran you get in line with a veteran. pete: question who do you think was the winner last night. >> elizabeth warren. pete: certainly looked like the frontrunner. everyone was turning to her. >> her and poor joe biden. i mean, the guy gets picked on a lot. but he is probably number two. pete: poor joe biden. if that is the take away from last night's debate, he might not be in the kind of shape he wants to be in. back to you. we have folks we will talk to all morning long in columbus. brian: still trying to figure out what he was

talking about. clipping coupons. pete: wall street coupons. got to find me a few. brian: leave some in your office. ainsley: i do get what he was saying. he was much more angrier last night defending his family and defending his son. you do walk away from it thinking poor guy. he has worked really hard. steve: pete enjoy the sausage gravy. brian: say goodbye to us. pete: pete see you. brian: elizabeth warren's attacking the rich. >> taxing income will not get you where you need to be the way taxing wealth does. he need investments in the next generation. brian: i hate rich people. steve: how would that work? charles payne is crunching the numbers. he has some news for the senator coming up. ♪ i want to celebrate ♪ another day of life ♪ ted! goin' on a trip, huh?

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♪ >> taxing income is not going to get you where you need to be the way taxing wealth does. the really really billionaires are making their money off their accumulated wealth. we need a wealth tax in order to make investments in the next generation. i think as democrats we are going to succeed when we dream big and fight hard. ainsley: democratic hopeful elizabeth warren playing defense as she is grilled on her signature wealth tax plan. steve: charles payne is the host of making money he joins us now. the rich people have already paid taxes on the money they have made. >> right. steve: she would like to see people pay taxes on top of that. >> this is an idea that warren buffet put out there for years. his secretary makes more money every year than she does. brian: pays more taxes. >> she pays more tax.

warren says you can be a billionaire and pay yourself $200 a year. you don't have a mortgage. the company provides a driver. so she is saying if that's the case, then you won't ever get the money -- you won't be able to extract the money out of these billionaires by simply taxing their income. warren buffet can pay himself $200,000 a year and his secretary $400,000 a year and he would be technically correct. she wants to go after that honey pot of money that painting on the wall worth $150 million. snap little bit off brian: tame must autographed jersey. >> it's gone. that's where she differs from her opponent. and the only way you can start saying we want to go into people's homes and see how much the base is worth is to vilify the billionair billionaires first you vilify them and open the door to justification after all their money. she probably is more aligned with millennial thinking

right now. where klobuchar in line with the older line of thinking. you don't want to go down all of these paths. starts with the babe ruth jersey and guy on the team who didn't make the cut. you start with a billion then it's a million. and then it's 2 or 400 grand. next thing you know the folks with the pitch forks and torches are in front of your house. what are you talking about? i only make 70 grand a year. ainsley: you talked about the moody's elections model what is it predicting? >> this is amazing. moodies. by the way no fan of president trump per se. they did three different economic models looking at historically how people vote vis-a-vis their own economic situation. steve: sure. >> all three is of them president trump wins. the one called the pocketbook model he crushes it. look at his electoral votes

it is mind boggling. he would steam roll the competition. again, when you are inside the voting booth and start to contemplate man look at my own conditions, right? doing a lot better. got a job. making more money, do i chuck that away? do i give it all away because i didn't like a couple tweets? that's what a lot of people are going to have to deal with when they get this that voting booth. brian: if you are on the other side and believe those numbers. have you got to make him hurt him so bad with impeachment and investigations that he can't possibly keep it up. >> even with that though, you know that's what that takes into account. first of all, it's not even about belief. this is what your own personal economic situation is. so do you vote against your own personal economic interests? and the conditions that you are enjoying right now. at the end of the day, this is a model they back tested it. it goes back a long ways. for the most parted, most people when they do get in that voting booth say i'm going to stick with my own personal conditions. i may or may not like the person in the white house

but i love what's happening for me and my family right now. steve: charles payne. thank you, sir. >> you got it. ainsley: it's 49 minutes after the top of the hour. vice president joe biden grilled about his son hunter's ties to ukraine. >> if it's not okay for a president's family to be involved in foreign businesses, why would it okay for your son when you were vice president? brian: what did democrat robert wolf think he worked inside the obama white house and knows joe biden. we will ask him live next. >> you are on tv ♪ ♪ welcome to fowler, indiana. home to three of bp's wind farms. which, every day, generate enough electricity to power over 150,000 homes. and of course, fowler. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. and of course, fowler. hyour shoe's untied.. ♪ ensure he's well taken care of,

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♪ >> if it's not okay for a president's family to be involved in foreign businesses, why was it okay for your son when you were

vice president? vice president biden? >> look, my son did nothing wrong. i did nothing wrong. i carried out the policy of the united states government in rooting out corruption in ukraine. and that's what we should be focusing on. brian: he didn't answer the question. joe biden pressed on hot topics on the debate stage in ohio did. his answers hold up and why did his son choose to do the interview before this big debate. fox news contributor, former economic advisor to president obama, knows joe biden well. robert wolf is here now. has met with more than half of the candidates in 2020 including joe biden here to react. first off, hunter speaking in the morning or releasing the interview in the morning and his dad answering at night. are we done? >> i think we are done because last night 15 million views. he pivoted quickly. no one came and piled on. just the opposite. immediately bernie pivoted to something else and deflected it. then corey came in to tell him why he is the statesman

of the party he pivoted to trump corruption. the whole hunter biden thing came and went. brian: lindsey graham says i might have to bring him in front of my panel. we will see where it goes. joe biden has been around since the 1970s, new trend on attacking the rich and vilifying the rich. i'm not too sure he jumps on the elizabeth warren bandwagon. watch. >> vice president biden, have you warned against demonizing against rich people. do you believe senator sanders and senator warren wealth tax plans do that? >> no, demonizing wealth, what i talked about is how you get things done. and the way to get things done is to take a look at the tax code right now. the idea we have to start rewarding work not just wealth. i would eliminate the capital gains tax that -- i would raise the capital gains tax to the highest rate of 39.5%. brian: is that okay with you?

you are an investor a wall street guy. >> i don't think that's where i would go on the capital gains. i think invest something a good thing and people making money is a good thing. i do agree with the vice president and most of the panel who is against the warren wealth tax. it really didn't resonate at all. i do think we need to look at tax reform. income inequality and trickle down hasn't worked. i think mayor pete and klobuchar had off the chart nights focusing on the warren policy. brian: you are impressed with mayor pete. >> mayor pete was the top performer beginning to end. brian: klobuchar surprised you the way she went at warren. >> she did a great job. i hope she makes the november debate. clair the moderate lane mayor pete and klobuchar were the clear winners of the night. brian: tom steyer i don't know what he was doing there. >> he needs one of your ties. brian: he can't have it even though he could buy the tie shop that made it. thank you, robert. >> thank you.

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>> so happy to be back with you here this evening. >> senator sanders in favor of medical marijuana. >> i'm not on it though. >> what does the president do, he says i believe vladimir putin. >> looking at me like i'm vladimir putin here. >> no, i'm not. >> senator warren punitive or pitting some part of the country against the other. >> why is it does everyone else on this stage think it's more important to protect billionaires. >> i want to give a reality check here to elizabeth because no one on this stage wants to protect billionaires. not even the billionaire. >> i don't need lessons from you on courage political or personal. >> got the disastrous war in

iraq. >> you can put an end to endless war without embracing donald trump's policy. >> change question. >> i went on the floor and got you votes. >> i am deeply grateful to president obama had fought so hard to make sure that agency was passed into law. ♪ we can't stop ♪ and we won't stop ♪ brian: we're at the big plastic desk today. it's the post game show. brian: this isn't glass? ainsley: plexy. brian: i know we moved the glass ceiling. ainsley: yes, we did. steve: we have a large thing that we call a chandelier right above us. brian: good point. steve: with the big logo. looking at social media, a lot of you say that the show last night was boring. we watched it for you. and there are some highlights along with some low lights. ainsley: a lot of impeachment last night as

you can imagine. get straight to the debate. as the democrats took the stage it became clear talks of impeachment will be driving the 2020 conversation. brian: when the candidates weren't attacking the president, they were going after the new democratic frontrunner. steve: all that took place in westerville, ohio. where our own man right there in the shot, griff jenkins joins us live. griff, i was just reading your report from the area you are outside. 40 mile-per-hour wind lightning and thunder and blew over your report. >> this would be the weather report portion cold front moving through otterbein university. on the porch. while it was the fourth debate it was the first time we saw a clear shift in the front runner status. the polls have elizabeth warren and joe biden perhaps neck and neck. but the fact that so many of the candidates, virtually all of them were attacking elizabeth warren proved that she has frontrunner status now and that is who they went after.

but mayor pete buttigieg perhaps had the biggest night. he was very strong on stage and he drew the strongest contrast with elizabeth warren on medicare for all. watch. >> your signature, senator is to have a plan for everything, except. this no plan laid out to explain how a million at this trillion-dollar hole in this medicare for all plan that senator warren is putting forward is supposed to get filled in. >> it is, of course, the first debate we have had since the impeachment inquiry began and ainsley, as you correctly pointed out, it was all impeachment all night long and not surprisingly, perhaps, the candidates agreed. watch this. >> the impeachment must go forward. >> trump with the most corrupt president in the history of this country. >> i don't really think this impeachment process is going to take very long. as a former prosecutor, i know a confession when i see it. >> we have to impeach this president. >> >> we wondered whether or

not there would be questions for joe biden about his son. there were. he pivoted back to the president. another question was how would beeshz do after having that heart attack. fired up. picking up key endorsements, ilhan omar and possibly this weekend, aoc. finally the trump campaign, brad parscale issuing a statement at the end of the night saying quote, once again president trump was the hands down winner of this debate. that's pretty much the wrap. i just give one last award and that is the best support crowd. that goes to senator cory booker who brought actress and girlfriend rosario dawson, guys? steve: griff, thank you very much. ainsley: you stayed a long time after the debate your son was talking to the candidates. steve: peter gets paid overtime so he stays as long as possible. sarah sanders joins us today from little rock, arkansas. sarah, i bet you would agree with brad parscale the president's campaign manager. the winner last night not pete buttigieg. it was donald trump.

>> absolutely, completely agree. big loser was joe biden. incredibly telling that all of the fire that was taken on stage by elizabeth warren and not joe biden indicating that even democrats on that stage know that biden is finished and warren is the new frontrunner. i think that's even more good news for president trump not just the fact that the democrats failed in the debate last night but that elizabeth warren is their frontrunner. that she is the new face of the democrat party. that is a great contrast for this president. and i think it sets him up very nicely for re-election in november. brian: sarah, can you imagine having -- you had somebody you worked for no never backed away from an interview. he does it twice a day now just talking to the press. joe biden doesn't sit down for one-on-ones and doesn't go to any spin rooms after debate. i is no longer the prohibitive favorite. he is no longer leading in most polls. what do you really think is

going on behind the scenes? >> it's recognition of a failure of him as vice president for 8 years. showing what they didn't get done. what they did the american people don't want. it shows the level of corruption that people think that the biden family is actually engaged in. i thought that the questioning last night was weak and pathetic. sadly they accused president trump in their questions yet gave biden a complete free pass. they gave him one question. a very basic follow-up and moved on. i don't believe they glossed over the corruption we have seen exposed over the last couple of weeks so quickly as they did last night. that nobody else on stage even thought to call biden out. i think one, it's because they know that he and his family have been so deeply involved in that corruption but more so because they know he is no longer a factor in this race.

i think they have already decided to write him off and they are focusing their fire on elizabeth warren. steve: well, since you mentioned that soundbite where anderson cooper said president trump has falsely accused the bidens of wrongdoing, we're going to play it. watch this. >> president trump has falsely accused your son of doing something wrong while serving on a company board in ukraine. i want to point out there is no evidence of wrongdoing by either one of you. >> my son did nothing wrong. i did nothing wrong. i carried out the policy of the united states' government in rooting out corruption in -- in ukraine. i wanted to make a point about and my son's statement speaks for itself. what we have to do now is focus on donald trump. he is going after me because he knows if i get -- if i get the nomination, i will beat him like a donal drum. steve: that's the soundbite we have heard before, sarah. >> it's as laughable now as it was every other time he said it.

i thought it was interesting that vice president biden chose to say that his statements, his son's statement speaks for itself. particularly considering the fact that it contradicted his own statement. i think the reason he didn't want to talk about it, he didn't want to defend it is because they were totally different. who is lying? was it his son or was it the vice president? also, loved that anderson cooper says while you were obviously not involved in any wrongdoing that we are aware of, they spent two years spending every single moment of their broadcast attacking the president for something he didn't do while claiming they had evidence. it is absolutely unbelievable, the hypocrisy that we saw on full display last night from cnn. brian: you brought up a good point. i didn't think about that. the questions and the topics. that's why it was really boring. it doesn't help the candidate to have easy questions. if you are a good candidate. you want the hard questions because it eliminates those memorizing lines or phrases.

let's move on to something that would have been intriguing to bring up last night that's china. hong kong situation. that was not brought up. along with the nba who is backing down because china wants them to. including one lebron james who never shrunk away from calling the president disparaging names. like calling him a bum. and here yesterday is what lebron james got all this blow back from saying this. we're not politicians. when asked about china condemning them off a general manager of the houston rockets tweet when he tweeted out something in support of the hong kong protesters says i also don't think every issue should be everybody's problem as well. when things come up, there is multiple things that we haven't talked about that have happened in our own country that we don't bring up. i think the best thing we can do is if you feel passionate about it, talk about it. if you don't have a lot of knowledge about it or quite understand it, i don't think you should talk about it because it puts new a tough

position. a tough position, for example, if you a big nike deal in china makes most of nike's shoes you don't want to insult china. is that a big deal? >> i certainly don't support his position. but i also, frankly, don't care. he is a basketball player. but i do care about what all of the democrats on stage would do about china because it will be one of the biggest things that a president faces. we have seen president trump be tough on it. we have seen him stand up to china. it's not just about trade. it's about who is going to be the leader of the world. is it going to be the united states or is it going to be china? under president trump, i know it will always be the united states of america. under those 12 democrats on stage, i have no idea. i think each one of them would be weak on china. and i would have loved to have seen the moderators ask a question on that. i think it's one of the biggest challenges the next president is going to phase. and the fact that they had a three long boring hours and didn't bring up one question on china is mind boggling.

ainsley: they didn't bring up hulaian castro no questions about climate, housing or immigration. you noel len, because remember they asked the last question was about ellen and president bush hanging out. why didn't they ask any of these questions? climate change. if you ask some of the liberals they will say that is the biggest issue. >> i think because they know that none of those things resonate. the democrats' positions on those things don't resonate with the american people. they didn't want to highlight all of those things. they know that they have failed on immigration. they have yet to deliver anything on that. all they do is fight with the president instead of fixing the problems. i think the fact they spent so much time on impeachment shows the democrats' obsession with this issue. but let's be clear. focusing on impeachment doesn't deliver a single job. it doesn't fix healthcare. it doesn't fix our broken immigration system. what it does is show that the republicans and president trump are the only ones that are actually delivering for the american

people. if the democrats really cared about all of the things that they stood up there and said that they did they would stop focusing on impeachment. start working with the president. let's fix some problems. i think what their obsession is showed exactly what their priorities are in this race. and what their priorities will be if they become president. steve: and that's why it's going to -- right now it looks like it's going to be a binary choice in november of 2020. sarah, thank you very much for joining us live today from little rock, arkansas. >> thank you if i can get one tiny thing in it's my son's 6th birthday happy birthday birthda birth hawk. >> his name william huckabee sanders and we call him huck. brian: huck sanders. ainsley: that's a cute name. 6 years old. so special. time flies. steve: moving on, democrats pushing for impeachment at the debate. the first question was. even though nancy pelosi said the house not going to

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>> the impeachment must go forward. >> we have to impeach this president. >> it is absolutely imperative we go forward with impeachment. >> this president, and i agree with bernie, senator sanders, is the most corrupt president in modern history and i think all of our history. >> i don't really think this impeach process is going to take very long. brian: democratic hopefuls using the debate stage to double down to impeach president trump as you just heard. this hours after house speaker nancy pelosi announced she will not hold a formal impeachment vote just yet at the surprise of some. kevin, she surprised a lot of democrats by saying she is not going forward with the vote as of yet why? >> because the democrats are afraid to each take this vote. look, brian, you have a better chance of getting a fair justice system in china than you do in speaker pelosi's movement here inside the house think about what they have. they have a known liar, adam schiff. he is the american's window into their attempt to remove

this president. they hold a closed door session. they are the only people who get to have a witness. for the cross-examined, does the president get his legal counsel in there? no. i sent the speaker a letter a week ago. and i laid out 10 simple questions. and do you know where the questions came from? exactly how bill clinton was treated and exactly how president nixon was treated. could we have a fair process? you know in america you are innocent until proven guilty. until you let the democrats become in charge. look at what congressman matt rose recently said. he says the president says he is innocent. he has to prove it. no, in america you are innocent until -- you are innocent until proven guilty. this is how they have treated this president for the last three years. mueller report and now they have a known liar, adam schiff. who made a parodied and lied about the transcript. you know what? speaker pelosi actually believed it. watch that interview with george stephanopoulos she said no, no. he was only speaking from the transcript. this is who we have in charge.

brian: i hear you. fiona hill and former ambassador from ukraine seems to say rudy giuliani and john bolton has not denied these claims. rudy giuliani and the president were basically running their own investigation. and they were two people the least upset by it. does that change your opinion? >> no. look it. there is no quid pro quo. i think everybody in america wants to know why did we have to go through this nightmare of two years? by did adam schiff lie from the idea that he had prove beyond circumstantial evidence? a lot of this started in ukraine. this is an open case that the attorney general has been looking into. and we have every right to find out why did it start so it never happens again for any other president. this president did nothing wrong in the conversation or others. and there is no reason for impeachment. the democrats know it. that's why they don't have it in an open committee. that's why they have it in a closed committee. that's why they have an adam schiff who continues to lie to us about every step. and he is somehow the judge picking and choosing who

comes in? brian: house will vote on a motion to censure adam schiff over version you discussed describing that phone call. you are in the minority position. is this just a show vote. >> this is not a show vote. let's see where people stand inside america? this is a man who is chairman of the intel committee who gets information that many of us in congress cannot see or read. and he is the individual who said from the podium as a chairman, who read what he hoped was in a phone call. and it was so believable the speaker of the house on national television defended it and thought it was the truth. and this is the individual that we now have to trust in this impeachment process? he is a fact witness. he lied about even knowing who the whistleblower was. the whistleblower, when he went to the inspector general, never said that he met with schiff's staff. brian: right. >> nowhere in the justice system does it allow a fact witness to be the prosecutor. only in the house of speaker

pelosi. brian: he was their choice. said he would be the best face of this. they took this away from nadler and he has been a mess. meanwhile rudy says he will got give up documents and will not show up for the probe. the office of management and budget. the pentagon will not provide any documents. real quick, in 30 seconds, is this the best way to have the impeachment go away by not cooperating? >> you know the best way is that the house of representatives should treat this process the way they treated every other impeachment in modern history. have a fair process like you could again, you have a better chance of having a fair judicial system in china than in speaker pelosi's house of representatives. brian: we know leadership is going to the white house today. first time nancy pelosi will be sitting face to face with the president since she went to this impeachment process. hopefully you guys will get something done. that's what all the viewers want right now and the listeners on sirius radio. thanks, kevin. >> thank you. brian: straight ahead, elizabeth warren getting the frontrunner treatment on the debate stage last night.

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jillian: good morning to you. back now with a fox news alert. turkey's president erdogan will not speak to vice president mike pence about a cease-fire. according to sky news he will only talk with president trump. the vice president and secretary of state mike pompeo are preparing to head to turkey today to try to negotiate a peace deal. it comes as turkey sends a new warning to kurdish fighters. leave syria by tonight to stop the military offensive. turkish troops got so close to american forces in syria this week. our military called in helicopters and jets. the supreme court will hear arguments today on re-sentencing for one of the d.c. beltway snipers. lee boyd malvo was 17 when he and john allen mohammed

shot and killed 10 people over a three-week period in 2002. malvo was given life without parole. last year an appeals court decided he could be resentenced because of changes in federal sentencing guidelines for juveniles. mohammed was executed in 2009. that's a look at your headlines. steve, send it back to you. steve: all right, jillian, thank you. democratic hopeful elizabeth warren in the hot seat last night as she faced questions over how her policies would hit the middle class wallet. >> will you raise taxes on the middle class to pay for it? yes or no? >> so i have made clear what my principles are here. for hard working middle class families, costs will go down. >> a yes or no question that didn't get a yes or no answer. >> at least bernie is being honest here that taxes are going to go up. steve: here with reaction radio talk show host larry elder joins us from l.a. and

howie carr joins us screen right from boston. good morning. >> good morning; steve. >> howie, let's start with you because you have been covering elizabeth warren for a long time. she has been repeatedly asked will your medicare for all plan jack up the taxes on the middle class? and she always says let me be clear and then she never answers, howie. >> steve, you always know when she is a little flustered because she begins her answer with, so -- and she did it last night. and kudos to that "new york times" reporter. that was one of the few -- very few times that any of the panelists actually tried to draw blood or hold their feet to the fire the way they did four years ago with the republican candidates. but, you know, she refuses to answer. he asked her three times. you know, buttigieg and klobuchar came after her. she still refuses to say she gets away with it. the fact that sarah huckabee sanders said the fact that the other candidates were going after her rather than

biden shows she is the frontrunner now. steve: she was last night, apparently. larry, what do you think? >> well, let's start with the farcical notion of the co-sponsors of the debate being cnn and the "new york times." just yesterday project veritas puts out 19-minute tape with undercover whistleblower taping a bunch of people at cnn including the president and ceo jeff zucker and it's clear jeff zucker, hates, hates, hates donald trump and one staffer each says that zucker has a, quote, personal vendetta against trump, closed quote. the other thing is the "new york times." the "new york times" has not editorialized in favor of a republican president since 1956. and they were one of the primary drivers of the russian collusion firestone narrative. the whole thing started out to me as a farce. but, regarding warren, look, the deal is there is a free lunch and republicans are stopping them from eating it. that's one of the big takeaways. the other one, of course, is

donald trump is an evil guy, the other one is the only republican any one of them can agree they like is john mccain. in 2008 when they ran against barack obama and if he was on fire they wouldn't have sat on him and he is dead. steve: tulsi gabbard slammed both of them because of the coverage of her. watch this. >> "new york times" and cnn have also smeared veterans, like myself for calling for an end to this regime change war. just two days ago the "new york times" put out an article saying i'm a russian asset and assad apologist and all these smears. this morning a cnn commentator said on national television that i'm an asset of russia. completely despicable. steve: howie? >> you know some of the internet polls last night after the debate showed that she ran away with it.

you know, you could take those polls with a grain of salt because they are self-selecting. she was somewhat of a refreshing change from all the other candidates. she was the only one who had the slightest hesitation about going head first into impeachment. and i think she represents a certain group of people. there's this dichotomy, most of the democrats for a long time have wanted to get out of mideast wars. but now that trump is actually doing it, they are faced -- he ha they hate trump o much they have to staying in these wars they don't like. she is up there and pointing this out, doing a good job too, i think. steve: all right. exit lightning round. larry, who was your winner last night? >> michael bloomberg. he is looking at these clowns and he said i'm going to get. in. [laughter] steve: and howie? your winner? >> i would say michael bloomberg and donald trump as his people are saying. this was not a good showing

for the democrats. this was a good showing for the washington nationals most people switched away to watch them get into the world series for the first time. steve: it was an exciting game unlike the debate. larry elder and howie carr. guys, thank you very much for joining us live. >> thank you. >> thank you, steve. steve: meanwhile, what did voters think of last night's debate? pete hegseth is having breakfast with friends out in ohio and he's coming up next. ♪ ♪ tailgate ♪ welcome to fowler, indiana. ♪ which, every day, generate enough electricity to power over 150,000 homes. and of course, fowler. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere.

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most successful presidents. brian: and the economy is going strong. the president has two things he has got to handle. impeachment and crisis right now in syria. he has got to handle but there were two things that both teed off on last night. steve: of course, the democrats were in columbus, ohio. one of the suburbs there. and this morning we find pete hegseth live at t.j.'s country place. he says he is there to talk to the folks but actually he is just there for breakfast. pete: that is always true, steve, always. business cutbiscuits and gravy. round two here that long for "fox & friends." talking to great folks here. almost all of which have watched the entirety of the debate or a good portion of it. two table in this round. one table of democrats and one table of republicans. i'm here with bill and adam. you are retired and live here in columbus. you have been a democrat for many years. >> yep.

pete: as you look at the debate last night in the field. who do you like and why. >> elizabeth warren because i think she makes a lot of sense. you know, when she brought up that billionaires and taxing them after about $50 million, two cents of every dollar that they have made after that is nothing to them and it would help so many people here. i mean, we could build our infrastructure, the schools, colleges, we could do so much money with that most people would think two cents of every dollar, what is that a drop in the bucket? it's millions, billions of dollars. these 3% of the people that we have that own almost half of what we are worth in the united states is just deplorable. pete: are you concerned that the effective tax rate when you add together the wealth tax and increases in taxes proposals by bernie and elizabeth warren could be as high as 97%. are you concerned that wealthy people could just

take their money somewhere else? >> it seems to me like if i remember correctly, back in the 1960's and 1970s, that if you were a millionaire, your taxes were awfully high. i think it was in that range 50, 60, 70%. nobody bitched about it then. still made lots of billionaires. i think once you get past a couple of million dollars. you got all the money you need. how about giving some of that to the people who worked for a living that can't make it. pete: all right. we will see if that's an effective campaign strategy. adam, you were up all night working. >> i was. pete: this is the end of your day here. you watched the debate last night. who do you like. >> i really liked elizabeth warren as well. i thought she did really well. i also have recently been liking julian castro a lot more. pete: why? >> i work in conjunction with a group who is helping a woman named edith espenoll who has been living in

sanctuary mennonite church facing deportation. pete: here illegally. >> here undocumented. has been for 20 years. was in the process and ultimately time ran out. and options ran out. so she has moved into columbus mennonite church to keep from being separated from her three children who are all u.s. citizens who live here. pete: immigration didn't come up last night in the debate. >> immigration didn't d. not come up in the debate. hula january castro met with edith. we had a press conference in the morning. actually about 8:30 a.m. pete: politics is quite personal and helps if a candidate shows up to your event? >> it helps to see people out in the world. pete: out in the world. well, we didn't have time to get to our republican table because we gave some good time to our friends on the democratic side. a lot of support for elizabeth warren. maybe that's reflective of the support we have seen in the polls and certainly the candidates as you guys have talked about all morning focus their attacks on her. whether it's her unwillingness to say whether she would raise middle class

taxes or what are ultimately her medicare for all plan is. guys, back to you. steve: pete, thank you very much. you accurately depicted while that man was very interested in the plight of edith. immigration did not come up last night. ainsley: climate change did not. china, trade. brian: how do diners have 20 pages in their menu. they can make anything. how do they do that? steve: because you should be able to start the day with endless possibilities. ainsley: i heard if you own a restaurant the best one to own is a breakfast restaurant. doesn't cost as much. overhead is lower. but you can't have 20 pages. jillian: i like when diners have pictures of the food. steve: you don't want to read about it. jillian: i just want to look. brian: fluffy pancakes, i want to see a fluffy pancake. jillian: exactly. get you caught up on other news we are following. hundreds attend a city council meeting demanding justice for the texas woman shot and killed by police in her own home.

look at this. [shouting] jillian: emotions running high. community members want more police accountability in the wake of at that time anna jefferson's death. police say her 8-year-old nephew saw her pull out a gun when she heard noises outside. moments later an officer shot her dead. a youth football coach pleads not guilty after being charged with assaulting referee. christopher is accused of hitting an official in the chest in the middle of a game. the ohio coach rushing the field as the rf tried to break up a fight players on the field. witness said all parties failed to set a good example for the young men. dictator kim jong un isn't horsing around. north korean state media releasing these photos showing kim riding a white horse through the snow to the country's highest mountain. the regime says kim

convinced officials that there would be a great operation making a step forward in the korean revolution. it's unclear exactly what that could mean. so, on that note, i will send it back to you. ainsley: lots of world leaders riding horses. putin. brian: if your car won't turn over, it's your only choice. can't call an uber in north korea. they are always late. steve: not yet. maybe some day. janice dean is out on the streets. janice, big storm coming here. >> yes. yes. there is a big storm coming. it's already in d.c. right now. i'm hearing from our d.c. employees like what's going on j.d.? it is a coastal event. it's a nor'easter and bomb out in the next 24 hours. so a very big deal. let's take a look at it over the next 12 to 24 hours. watching two storms combine offshore. we got one across the southeast. one across the midwest, and that's going to give us -- we call it a nor'easter. it doesn't need to have snow to be called a nor'easter. we will see very gusty winds along the coast. very heavy rain as well.

that's going to be a big issue this afternoon overnight tonight and into tomorrow. here is the precipitation some areas upstate new york and new england. several inches of rain in a very short period of time. keep that in mind. potential for power outages and certainly travel delays. adjust your plans accordingly. steve, ainsley, brian, back to you. steve: exactly. thank you very much, j.d. janice: you got it. steve: meanwhile, bernie sanders not backing down from questions about that heart attack. >> how do you reassure democratic voters that you are up to the stress of the presidency? >> we are going to be mounting a vigorous campaign all over this country. ainsley: our next guest used to work on his campaign, and she says that she is still concerned about his health. we will talk to her coming up ♪ i just want to feel this moment ♪ ♪ day 23.

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ainsley: senator bernie sanders returning to the debate stage and addressing questions about his health following his recent heart attack. >> now to the issue of candidates and their health. senator sanders, i want to start with you. >> i'm healthy, i'm feeling great but i would like to respond to that question. >> you are 78 years old and you just had a heart attack. how do you reassure democratic voters that you are up to the stress of the presidency? >> we are going to be mounting a vigorous campaign all over this country. that is how i think i can reassure the american people. ainsley: our next guest worked closely with the senator as the former director of social justice for the bernie sanders 2016 campaign tezlyn if i garr row joins us now. hey, tezlyn. >> hello, how are you. ainsley: good morning. i'm great. what did you think the debate last night? did you think he did well? >> i mean, sure, he showed up. i think it says a lot any time someone can have a major heart attack and bounce back and come back

and go on stage. i think he certainly deserves recognition for that for sure. ainsley: yeah. he is having rallies. going to have one this weekend bernie is back rally. but you have some concerns. what are your concerns? >> well, i think anybody with any type of compassion would have some concerns. you know, people are saying oh they are picking on him because of his age. that's not it. heart attack is a major. ming passed away heart attack 78. my paternal passed away at 73. heart disease is real and puts a lot of stress on the heart. and both of my grandfathers were in tip top shape. two time war veterans. it's not just about age. it's the simple fact it is a heart attack. if he is not concerned and i guess his family is not concerned. his doctors are not concerned then i guess i can't even be more concerned. i think it is a valid point. and i think people need to get over this well, you know, they are just picking on him. we talked about hook's pneumonihillaryclinton's pneumo. the campaign brought it up and talked about it

repeatedly. it's fair game. ainsley: we do wish him the best. he looked great last night. three congresswomen the squad are reportedly set to endorse bernie sanders. it's aoc, omar and tlaib. what do you think about that? >> you know, me personally, i own a media company. it was my client but, again, what do i know? if it was my client i would really have -- would have preferred they waited until the democrat nominee was secured. now it will certainly be all about the squad. president trump has already said that the squad has taken over the democratic party. he will reiterate that over and over and over. and double down that with the message of socialism. it's certainly not going to help him win over independents or republicans for that matter. it may help him win more progressives but he already has progressives in the bag. so i don't know what this premature endorsement is really going to do other than make it more about the squad and less about bernie sanders. ainsley: they do have a lot of power. maybe they think putting their support behind him now will help him in the polls because they are seeing elizabeth warren surge. >> yes.

getting in the media every day about what they do and become more about them than about bernie in my opinion. ainsley: thank you, tezlyn for weighing in. have a good day. >> thank you. ainsley: democrats slamming president trump's policies on turkey and syria but not offering many alternative plans. joey jones is here to react. that's coming up next. ♪

>> we have isis that's going to come here. they are going to, in fact, damage the united states of america. >> the slaughter of the kurds being done by turkey is yet another negative consequence of the regime change war that we have been waging in syria. >> what donald trump has done, because of that phone call with erdogan, is

basically giving 10,000 isis fighters a get out of jail free card. steve: there have you got some of the democratic presidential hopefuls using the debate stage last night in ohio to slam the president's removal of troops from syria. ainsley: this as vice president pence and secretary pompeo lead a white house delegation to turkey to broker a peace deal. brian: but as jillian just read to us. it looks like erdogan will not meet with the vice president, only talk to president trump. joey jones, served in afghanistan. joins us now to weigh in. joey, first off, now we are in full diplomatic mode. we pulled out. the northeast part of syria. now controlled by the russians and the syrians and that's where the oil is. we have 1,000 guys move out there. not good. >> yeah. you know, i have supported president trump's policy when it comes to. most part it's about media retaliation and pull back and reset as opposed to continuing operation like we

have done in afghanistan and iraq. with that being said, this doesn't really feel like ending an endless war. it feels like sparking the next one. i can only speculate as to what president trump is really trying to accomplish here. i don't know if the phone call from turkey basically let president trump know he could either militarily retaliate to this offensive. i don't know that -- i think the democrats are trying to frame it as though he called and made the invitation. i don't believe that's what happened. and i believe president trump made a calculated decision hey i'm not going to go to war with turkey over this if i can use sanctions. when you talk about bringing in 150 troops turkish fighting. while deploying 3,000 in saudi arabia. we are obviously not ending a war and we are diverting it. i just want to see some truth about that so the american people understand. steve: joey, this morning when we were talking about some of the soundbites from last night's debate there was one talked about courage and we thought about you immediately. here is beto o'rourke and mayor pete talking about gun control. and courage. >> let's follow their inspiration and lead and not

be limited by the polls and the consultants and the focus groups. >> mayor pete buttigieg? >> the problem isn't the polls. the problem is the policy. and i don't need lessons from you on courage. political or personal. steve: what did you think. >> i'm going to steal this from my friend david webb. amazing they have so much liberal thinkers on the stage that pete buttigieg could come in and sound moderate while he still wants to do quite a bit to second amendment. it tamped beto down. beto came in he said three debates 10 million ak and a 47. what he means civil semi automatic. last night he said 16 million. maybe he will say 20 where we're. parts and pieces to build 100 million more. doesn't count semi-automatic pistols. they have no information that's factual, true or

accurate. they are appealing to your emotions. beto offered that there were 40,000 people killed by gun violence. those numbers are shaky. takes into account suicide and negligent discharges that people can hear, that's violence. if that were true, is he offering solutions that might have saved dozens this year. and so, even then you can see he is not really looking to attack the problem. is he looking to take advantage of a tragedy that happened in his district and try to come the radical on stage hoping to gather some support. and the polls show it isn't working. ainsley: if you had one of those guns he would confiscate. brian: come and get it. ainsley: mayor pete said that's not feasible, how are you going to do that. >> he says he believes the american people will obey the law. i got news for beto. we absolutely will obey the law. the constitutional law that gives us our second amendment. and so beto knows what he is doing and he is not going to make it very far. brian: i don't listen to anyone on that stage yesterday and think they are going to go by obama's foreign policy is better than trump's foreign policy they caused the mess in

syria by looking the other way. steve: all right, joey, thank you very much. final hour of "fox & friends" coming up. ainsley: donna brazile and mike rowe both here live in the next hour. brian: separate. ♪ go, go ♪ go big or go home. ♪ our 18-year-old was in an accident. when i called usaa, it was that voice asking me, "is your daughter ok?" . . .

♪. >> i will not sign a bill into law that does not lower costs for middle-class families. >> the signature, senator, is have a plan for everybody. >> i wrote the damn bill, i do think it is appropriate to acknowledge that taxes will to up. >> at least bernie is being honest here how he will pay for this. i called on twitter to suspend donald trump's account that that you did not agree. >> i don't want to push donald trump off twitter. i want to push him out of the white house. that is our job. >> why didn't you want the twitter account shut down?

>> let's figure out -- >> every candidate here is more decent, coherent and patriotic than the criminal in the white house. >> we have to boot donald trump out of the oval office. >> donald trump when we're talking about him, we're losing. >> doesn't want me to be the candidate. he is going after me. because if i get the nomination i will beat him like a drum. ♪ steve: some of the sound bites from last night. you know the consensus seems to be that none of the democrats had a game changing moment which ultimately the president feels that's good for him. he had a good night given that he had a bad night. >> was tweeting about it. no one hit it out of the park. impeachment talk. joe biden defended his son. elizabeth warren, everybody is attacking her. i agree with you. no one hit it out of the park. there were a few good sound bites.

what did you think brian? brian: i think dnc is totally screwed up. they thought they would have less people on stage, instead it expanded wept from 10 to 12. the only one in jeopardy is klobuchar as they raise the criteria. it is way too slow. hurting the democratic party in particular. it prevent anybody from standings out. joe biden seemed very angry all night last night. elizabeth warren was looking to survive. steve: you're leaving out andrew yang. once again last night he sounded like he had completely reasonable sound bites. twitter exploded talking about his math button. he was wearing the lapel pin that said matt math. what is that all about. math as you can see, for him, make america think harder. when you see the math button on him, think harder. brian: he will give you free

money. ainsley: $1000 a month. steve: very popular. brian: he went around with a guy he doesn't know in a truck for a while, also stands out with me. griff jenkins would not do something like that. we asked him. he is in westerville, ohio, where a dozen democrats tried to break through. ainsley: brian is referring to the question about ellen degeneres and bush, do you hang out with any republicans? he said i got in the truck with a guy and hung around. steve: we don't recommend it. reporter: biggest noticeable thing last night, the shift in front-runner status. elizabeth warren has been rising in the polls, some leading joe biden. when you look who was attacked most, who was center of attention, it was elizabeth warren. you know, brian, mentioned klobuchar, the moderate voice struggling there, it was the moment when klobuchar really laid into elizabeth warren about her plans and how feasible it is and how they will pay for it,

really stood out as perhaps a moment. watch. >> i appreciate elizabeth's work, but the difference between a plan and a pipe-dream is something you can actually get done. reporter: impeachment was of course going to be front and center. this is the first debate since the impeachment inquiry began. not all the candidates were on the same page but definitely singing from the same sheet of music now. listen. >> the impeachment must go forward. >> trump is the most corrupt president in the history of this country. >> i don't really think this impeachment process will take very long, as a former prosecutor, i know a confession when i see it. >> we have to impeach this president. reporter: a big question going into last night was whether or not the moderators were ask joe biden about his son hunter and questions about ukraine. he did. biden really mostly shifting the focus trying to get it back to

president trump. i will leave you with two take wais. if anyone stood out did themselves favors it was mayor pete buttigieg who drew sharp contrast with elizabeth warren. as you were been playing with beto o'rourke, lecturing saying i don't need to be lectured on courage. finally questions how bernie would do after the heart attack. bernie was back, fired up, cantankerous, reminding everyone is the original author of medicare for al. brad parscale responded with simple statement, once again president trump was the hands down winner of this debate. guys. brian: i can't believe you characterized bernie sanders as cantankerous. since when? reporter: really that moment, brian, when all the candidates were arguing about medicare for all, how they would pay for it. sanders blurt in, i wrote the damn bill. that of course put the attention back, reminded us by the way that across four debates we have

seen the shift of where the democrat party and the base has gone because he was an outlyer four years ago. now he is front and center. steve: griff, live in ohio with reporting and impersonations. brian: rich little is out there. ainsley: thank you, griff. three congressman, talib, aoc, omar, will reportedly put their support behind bernie sanders. steve: looks like it. bernie said the big question for joe biden, the other 11 people on the stage will hit him on his son and ukraine. they did not. he was asked a very good question by anderson cooper, you said if you're elected president you will not allow your family to have overseas business dealings. okay. why then would it be okay for your son to have done it when you were vice president? he did not answer the question. he was pressed on other things. here is the former vice president on his son.

>> my son did nothing wrong. i did nothing wrong. i carried out the policy of the united states government in rooting out corruption in, in ukraine. what i wanted to make a point about, my son's statement speaks for itself. what we have to do is focus on donald trump. he is going after me because he knows if i get the nomination i will beat him like a drum. >> as you said your son hunter today gave an interview admitted he made a mistake, showed poor judgment serving on the board in ukraine, did you make a mistake letting him? >> my son's statement speaks for itself. i did my job. i never discussed a single thing with my son about anything to do with ukraine. no one indicated i have. we always kept everything separate. brian: what is amazing the biden camp wants to believe that hundreder biden did an interview overthe weekend. of course it was coordinated.

i was worried about the timing. ed rendell who was saying, former dnc chairman governor of pennsylvania. this will not help joe biden. this brings the story front and center all you have to do, did you feel it was right being president obama was actually, made you in charge of ukraine and sheparding our money and aid for your son to be hired by an investment firm? there was no pressure on it. my son's statement speaks for itself is not an answer. ainsley: he learned his lesson. my son said if imy dad wins i will take myself off the board. i will stay on them. brian: not being on the board doesn't mean he will cash in. >> the bidens are very clear we did not break any laws, period. sarah sanders said joe biden had a problem last night. watch this. >> big loser last night was joe biden. once again i think it was incredibly telling that all of the fire that was taken on stage

was by elizabeth warren and not joe biden, indicating that even democrats on that stage know that biden is finished. warren is the new front-runner. i think that is even more good news for president trump. not just the fact democrats failed in the debate last night, but elizabeth warren is their front-runner. she is the new face of the democrat party. that is a great contrast for this president. i think it separates him up nicely for re-election in november. steve: there were long stretches last night, it was all about elizabeth warren as the other 11 took shots at her. there were long stretches where joe biden, send out a search party. he was not seen much. >> he seemed a little angry. very defensive, more so than before. makes me realize he is worried about elizabeth warren. elizabeth warren they attacked her about her "medicare for all" plan. they say you can't afford that. it is too expensive. how do you plan on paying for it? at least bernie sanders is

saying we're going to raise your taxes. they all said middle class will have to raise taxes if you want "medicare for all." she defended, wouldn't answer that question, whether or not taxes would be raised. she defended, she want as wealth tax. listen to this. >> will you raise taxes on the middle class for to pay for it, yes or no? >> so i have made clear what my principles are here. for hard-working middle-class families, costs will go down. >> yes or no question that didn't get a yes or no answer. your signature, senator to have a plan for everything. except this. >> we can do that without "medicare for all." we can do that without a public option. we can. >> at least bernie is being honest here he which e will pay for this. taxes will go up. i'm sorry, elizabeth, you have not said that. steve: did you hear how elizabeth warren answered the question, it was just a yes or no question, but she aren'ted it a certain way.

howie carr up in boston who followed her for a a long time d this observation about her answer. >> she is a little flustered because she begins her answer with so she did it last night. you know, she refuses to answer. he asked her three times, buttigieg and klobuchar came after her. she still refuses to say. and, she gets away with it. i think the fact that, as sarah sanders said, the fact the other candidate were going after her, rather than biden, shows she is the front-runner now. brian: no doubt about it. i am amazed too, afterwards joe biden was nowhere to be found. he is a guy had one job since the 1970s. if anybody understands history, all issues facing the country it would have to be the guy that was a 28-year-old senator from delaware. now he is in, 77, he is running from questions and unscripted situations. doesn't that strike you as

strange? steve: he hasn't gone into the spin room at all in the election cycle. brian: nor sit down with one-on-one with anyone substantial. >> he got into a lot of trouble where he answered our correspondent's question, have you ever talked about your son's overseas business dealings. that one answer is the reason we've been talking about ukraine for the last three weeks. brian: he is not ready for prime time. how could that be? steve: he is ready for prime time, he doesn't have a good answer. brian: just be firm, why you're running for president, understand the issues that you lived with. ainsley: cory booker stayed in the spin room hour 1/2, talked to everyone. brian: coming up straight ahead, fresh off the 2020 debate. some democrats are still hoping michelle obama will enter the fray. is this a sign the party does not have a viable candidate. donna brazile has a answer to that question. let's see if she answers. ♪. biopharmaceutical researchers.

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joining us fox news contributor, former dnc chair, donna brazile with the candidate that caught her eye. donna, we heard pete buttigieg had the best debate but did anybody stand out, wow that was a became changer for that person? >> i think along with mayor pete and amy klobuchar they had an opportunity to take on the front-runners and they did a terrific job. i thought elizabeth warren, who is currently the front-runner along with joe biden and bernie sanders, she took be jabs from both sides, you know she is still standing. i don't think the race changed that much. as you know we won't pick the real winners or losers until the voters get the opportunity to kick the tires. steve: clearly elizabeth warren had the target on her back, because everybody else on the stage was taking shots at her for the most part. she was asked the umteenth time, with your, rather with your

"medicare for all" plan, will the taxes go up for the middle class, yes or no was asked by the guy from the "new york times"? she said, you know, let me be clear, and she would not answer the question. at least bernie sanders is honest. taxes are going to go up. >> that is what amy tried to draw senator warren out on the same thing, but look, i believe that she is going to spell out how she will pay for all of these various policy proposals because that is what democrats do. we do the math. we understand that there is a cost to the treasury, when we propose things and last night, you heard the substance. what i love most about the debate last night it, was very substantive, which the exception of the first 15 minutes on the impeachment inquiry, the rest was really about substance. if you're a policy person, you got your plate full. i went to bad last night having a little dessert because i felt really good about the democrats. let me tell you something, i felt good, because the nationals

in the world series. so i'm happy. steve: that is why you went to bed happy last night. >> i did. steve: bernie sanders went to bed happy as well he heard number of members of "the squad" as they are referred to will endorse him. ilhan omar said this, bernie is leading a working class movement to defeat donald trump that transcends generation and geography. i believe bernie sanders is the best candidate to take on donald trump in 2020. aoc, omar, talib will unite behind mr. sanders. >> look bernie sanders last night looked good. steve: he did. >> many of us who prayed for them want ad speedy recovery. i had no idea, maybe marianne williamson, he sounded good and looked good.

he will get really good endorsements. they have a following. look at their twitter accounts and social media accounts. look at the fact they won their congressional districts. he will get injection of really vocal democratic members of congress. as you well know so many democrats who are still on the sidelines. this will help bernie in those states. he will have some surrogates out there helping him across the country. steve: yeah. i think bernie's numbers will go up, i was worried about his health. i shouldn't be. >> i still worry about his health. let me just say this. i worry about the health of all the candidates. not just their physical health as you well know this is a tough, running for president is a tough battle. so i worry about them. pray for all of them because i think they're great people. steve: that is nice of you to say. new hampshire democrats had a poll. at the top of the list, look at that, michelle obama, if she decided to get in, she would beat the current people who are in kind of first, second and third place.

>> i'm not going to lie to you, i will tell you the truth, if michelle announced tomorrow hypothetically, i would get off this, i would get out of this chair, out of this studio, and i would pack my bags and go run to iowa, new hampshire, she will not do it. i will continue to talk to you. michelle obama is a fabulous woman. she is so phenomenal. she has a personal journal, a guide to becoming who you are. i think she is going to continue to be a force in society and culture and politics but not as a candidate. steve: all right. you heard it here first. donna brazile, whose team is going to the world series. donna, thank you very much. >> thank you. steve: 8:21 in new york city, tulsi gabbard, blasted cnn and "new york times" over their coverage of her. does she have a point. >> "new york times" and cnn also sneered veterans like myself for

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so surprised they felt thinks were lining up to hold a vote that the president has been called on. what do you think was going on behind behind the scenes? why didn't she? >> i think the which is sell blowers, or plural, they have have a lot of swamp fingerprints on them, they're connected to joe biden and connected with the some ways the staff of adam schiff. that will come out and detract from what they're trying to get across. i think larger issue we saw last night, brian, none of these issues, that the candidates are promoting have 51% approval. so all they fall back on is trump is bad. we're going to impeach him. trump is not a traditional republican. when they go after him he is not for optional military engagements in the middle east. if he is against that, then they're for it but they can't be for it because that is what they're usually against. same thing on middle class, trump has done more for the middle class. he increased wages $5,000 since he has been president. record low unemployment. they're against that, so they

end up being against middle class wayne growth which was the signature brand of the democratic party. brian: you know what is intolerable, now i can't explain the president pulling out of turkey, the good part, pulling out of syria, the good part of that for us i have yet to see, however it is almost comical to see democrats be critical of the president when it was the president obama who didn't enforce the red line. it was president obama who pulled our troops out of it was president obama who called isis the jv team. it was this president that wiped out, wiped out the caliphate for now anyway? >> yeah. i agree. i'm very worried about the kurds. they have been great allies. if you're going to be intellectually honest about issue, you have to say we want american troops in the buffer zone, we're willing to take the risk to save the kurds, that we might have to fire on a nato ally which we've never done before, a nato ally that has 5,000 troops stationed in its country, with 50 nuclear weapons. the critique against donald trump was, he was

weakening nato by asking nato members to contribute more. but nothing would be more weakening of nato to attack a nato partner. that is theoretically possible. the problem he inherited a lose-lose situation. we have to protect the kurds without attacking a nato ally, or addressing the question is turkey a nato ally? the kurds are our friends, not our legal allies. turkey is a legal allies but not our friends anymore. that is a paradox. brian: a bit of a problem. the short term, they have the oil fields now. russia mass bigger muscles in that region than we do. i find that to be a little disturbing. bring you to tulsi gabbard, served in the national guard for hawaii. she slammed "the new york times" and cnn, listen. >> "new york times" and cnn have also smeared veterans like myself for calling for an end to this regime change war. just two days ago

"the new york times" put out an article saying i'm a russian asset and an assad apologist and all these different smears. this morning a cnn commentator said on national television that i'm an asset of russia. completely despicable. brian: well, victor, your reaction? >> welcome to the trump club, because that is exactly the term james clapper used of trump he was russian asset. nobody cared at the time. what you're seeing in weird alignment of events, this incident, the nba, debacle where these very brave social justice warriors end up supporting communist dictatorships, a lot of the things that trump was trying to do, we, because of this weird news cycle, people end up enhancing his position. this is another example, that she is basically saying don't treat me like trump the way you treated trump. that's ironic. brian: exactly, victor i see

another column coming from you over at hoover. victor hanson. thank you so much. >> thank you. brian: straight ahead as victor mentioned middle class income surging more than $5000 since president trump took office. how can 2020 democrats counter that. mike mike mike will saunter over to us with no jacket. yeah, you heard me. ♪. 't easy.

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