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he appeared on a "fox news" town hall. did not shy away from his agenda in front of the fox audience and he didn't pull any punches in the fox moderator either. take a look at this as he defends his medicare for all on fox. >> health care is not free. >> of course not you just said it was going to be free for everyone. >> it's going to be free at the point of when you use it, okay? if -- why are you so shocked by this? >> someone's going to pay? >> someone is going to pay. >> who is it? i'm just asking. >> we'll get through this together. >> it's a common question. we had so many email questions ask senator sanders how he is going to pay. >> fair enough. i got it. are people going to pay more in taxes? yes but at the end of the day the overwhelm majority of people are going to end up paying less for health care because they're not paying premiums, whole payments and deductibles. >> sanders' appearance is getting a lot of attention. president trump tweeted his opinion and referred to fox in "we" because he believes it lmz t

when a fisherman heads for a stranded fox, it looks like he's trying to coax the fox into the boat, maybet's see why his rescue idea was much more clever. >> it's a rap for guys stuck in -- >> get the musical survival n. gu >> he's taking out his frustrations with -- >> a hammer. >> whoa. >> what set off the full on freak out. >> and a husband about to learn -- >> a bet is a bet, ladies and gentlemen. >> the agony of becoming a human omelet. >> let's do it. >> this fisherman went out and you caught an entirely different species. you notice what's up there? >> a dog. >> a fox. >> a cow. >> it's a fox. >> thank goodness it's not a cow. >> and the fisherman is close and it looks to me at first like he's trying to coax the fox into the boat, maybe. he gets close and then he starts talking to the fox like hey, hey, hey, trying to help you. co the boat like i first thought. he started moving the iceberg. >> shifting it closer to the edge. >> oh, no. >> he just pushed it into the water. >> no, what he did was moved the shelf of ice close enough to where the fox feels safe enough to jump into the

when the president goes on fox, he goes on hannity. >> it's definitely the case that the likes of sean hannity are serving donald trump. they were completely trying to play into the president's narrative. i think tom perez has said, fox news is operating as a propaganda arm of this white house. >> we're not debating tom perez's strategy here, we're talking about what's in the interest of individual candidates. >> charlie sykes, what's your take on this, are there fox viewers democrats could win over by doing events like this? >> it wasn't really interesting, and i think donald trump's tweet was very revealing, he thinks he owns that fox network and the fox audience. it sounded like a very pro bernie sanders audience there. i'm not sure that was the fox audience. >> i think they intentionally created a mixed audience for this event. it wasn't a smart move, i think the other thing that probably rattled donald trump, is to recall he ran ads pretending to run as a populous, his record is not a populous record. i think we just saw last night, the way that bernie sanders, and i'm not a huge

he was a contributor on fox and friends for years. he felt betrayed.here was a long period of time where rupert was looking for other options. ultimately he switched sides and really of course threw fox behind him. >> one of the piece that is really important, murdoch sees the empire as a political project. it's not ancillary and chase the dollars. he is a right winger and has reactionary politics and used his properties in australia and the uk and u.s. to do that. >> in a way, his politics work with his business desires in a sense that there is a great irony here. he helps them take power and uses those to expand his empire. it is very much always a conservative agenda. >> what happens now to this empire as he enters his twilight years and his son is about to take over? >> it's detailing the piece for years and there was a big succession fight between two his sons. only the sons were considered even though there were also two so the two sons, james and lack lynn kind of fought for years. they had different ideas about the company, different politics.

i will give it to bernie sanders for coming on to fox. heake a lot of digs i didn't think were necessary. there was one point bret asked bernie why he didn't refuse the tax cuts he was so adamantly against. i want to play a portion of that. okay. we already played that. i thought we had another one on that. bret also i guess pressed bernie on the book that made him a millionaire, dana. you and i talked about that earlier. i mean, a lot of his fan base and his voters are millennials. those millennials look up to this man because they feel they can identify with him. his taxes though, now that he's been deemed a millionaire and part of the 1% bracket, does that change anything? >> dana: it's one thing for his sort of republican opponents to point out the hypocrisy that he's espousing. what will be interesting to see is when the other democrats start doing that. they're not just running for their health. they want to win that primary. bernie sanders is in the lead. i think yesterday went into the lead. joe biden's name is still in there but he'

ainsley: i know he and his family watch fox news. so please give his wife our best and let us know if we can do anything. >> a lot of down time in the firehouse. chris used to watch fox news. only two channels he watched and turner classic movies was the other. ainsley: keep watching and let us know what we can do. >> thanks. >> thank you so much. brian: you are welcome. the tunnel 2 towers pledged to pay off the slutman family mortgage to donate go to tunnel 2 towers.org. ainsley: julian assange arrested at the embassy in london overnight. brian: reaction from jeh johnson who is in our green room next. [knocking]

i suspect that mayor buttigieg is the kind of candidate who will go to fox news. he's from indiana and can speak to the fox audience perhaps more than some of the more progressive candidates. >> i think it is great for the democratic candidates to do the fox news town halls. now, i understand the pr trepidation with doing one of the fox news debates after reporting that perhaps donald trump hood gottad gotten an ear preview of the questions. it's not fair if it is supposed to be a level playing field. >> one way to level the playing field is show up. if you have good voices going in there and expressing their points of view in an effective way, someone like mayor pete might be able to pull this off beautifully. i think bernie sanders did great. he was believable. he was likable. he said things that the audience really wanted to hear. fox did a good job, having a diverse audience in there. that's called tv news. that's called covering campaign. giving all the candidates equal air time. so if democrats show up, i think the whole thing about fox -- i mean, it'd be smart o

it is not what he's used to. >> 18, 19 but who is counting! >> now, every news organization including foxas got to be dealing with joe biden and bernie and amy and others. and so is the president you say, maybe once he attention but is also maybe he knows how to get into the story? in other words, the sanders not to say yes but president trump said this about fox. >> he has always had to get into the story. a analytics firm says donald trump will attach himself to any topic. whether it is household news or pet care or whatever. donald trump is in it. i think the big overarching thing that his favorite news network, fox news, is not necessarily putting out programming that is something he wants to be seeing and it rubbed him the wrong way. >> and he tweeted you say watch mark levin, jesse watters, and others on saturday night. so he is plugging those shows. thank you for coming by. the pictures we watched as these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any

i think it was smart for him to go on fox news. heas getting a lot of heat from the ultraleft. >> you have to go on fox news. he's trying to reach other voters. everybody on msnbc agrees with him. the only people watching cnn is don lemon's parents. they're only watching because they got stuck at the airport. they're thinking cnn is on, i guess we've give it another shot. his candidacy plays into trump's one super power, the economy. it's hard to demonize this economy when in reality unemployment is at an historic low, wage growth at an historic high. this plays to trump's strength. if he was to run against biden and promise to give more massages. they're already out there. we don't need more. >> that's true for any democrat. they're going to have to confront the economy. in 2016 when you went on the ground in iowa and new hampshire who were choosing between sanders and trump. there was a lot of overlap between the two candidates. kennedy: yeah but never underestimate the value of populous demagoguery and that's what trump and sanders

work is cut out for fox. he has a wealth of experience. o figure out how to get the bears at least competitive again.>> you know what my reputation is. quite honestly i'm not concerned with that. i'm interested in finding a way for this team to win. whatever that formula is, we to identify it. and give these young people the best chance to win.>> there you go, in case you missed it over the weekend, some fun. you about march madness is competitive and all that. but wagering had a little bit to do with that. including some of the pros betting on college games. in case you missed it. >> i was looking for my man cook. there goes my man right there. what's up g? >> how you doing? >> michigan state takes care of quinn cook alma mater duke, and big bottle of champagne. this occurred in the bleachers over the weekend. dodgers, one of the fans caught in arizona diamondback run ball , to make them give it back. he doesn't look too happy. he is in a full on pout when someone hands him a $100 bill. make it all go away. that's a nice trade right there.

ice officials also telling fox he had no previous criminal record in the u.s. or honduras.iving in jersey city, is accused of sexually assaulting, strangling, and drowning carol enough cano in the early hours of march 24th after she answered jersey city's linkin park for morning run. the partially clothed body was found hours after she left her home, where she reportedly lived with a raid on the weekends, two blocks away. according to local reports, she worked for in nearby family as their nanny during the weekend for been exercised in this park. she also cut through the park often to walk to church. every sunday, as divers search for clues in the lake. investigators were able to sift through the surveillance footage both in and around the park to piece together clues to help identify rios. i just spoke with a member of the hudson county prosecutor's office who tells me that we will learn more on thursday at the scheduled detention hearing about how police were able to identify them and track them down on a local diner this last sunday. where he was arrested. any statement,

largest job generator of his generation and remember when he came and did the first interview on fox, heto him asking for a donation that he had denied her that. also i can tell you exactly when bernie sanders is going to release his tax returns. >> jesse: when the barr report comes out? >> dana: exactly. his press office is going to say send out the tax returns. >> jesse: that's why you were a press secretary. you understand the timing. dagen, what do you think? >> dagen: if you go through everything these major candidates have talked about, it is like a hunk's flyback it's full on soviet union wealth confiscation. totally communist. were going to come and take your money. bernie sanders, get rid of private insurance. i guess he's going to have an addendum to the plan. he's telling the american people were going to kick people off their private insurance and then bernie and liz and kamala and cory booker get to decide what kind of health care you get. eric swalwell went down the list, the ken doll of the bunch. he is going for gun rights. good luck with that. >> greg: we have already fo

fox says he is looking for another space to rent near. >> well, some pot, a fair it.from their facebook page. can you see that alligator five feet long. officers had a warrant to search the house and that's what they found. animal control officers took the animal to a care facility. >> much more ahead for you on "today in the bay," including our clear the shelter segment, featuring our friend from pets in need. we'll introduce you to that little cutie cutie there. that's jazzy. that's coming up next. "clear th with our friends from pets in need. marsa hollander and jacqueline stewart are here with "jazz >>> welcome back. it's that time we have that clear the shelter segment with our friends of pets in need. we're here with our little friend jazzy here. she's all dressed up this morning. >> yes, she is. >> talk to us about jazzy. what type of breed? >> she's a possible poodle chihuahua blend. we don't really know. four months old. super chill personality. she's a puppy so she has a little bit of energy, a little mouthy. i think she can go into any home. >> a lot of peo

i had a big talk with iger last year, keep in mind, the transaction with fox, he was to retire a coupleone thing that sellers wanted was to see bob iger in charge for a few years, you keep him onboard by offers a generous package, this is not a salary. >> he has create the a lot of wealth and value for shareholders, i believe some are actually disney employees, do we look to their net worth, including their stock comp compensation? i think most thing to note, bob iger should keep doing. >> there is noah, -- appropriate ratio, market pays what market pay. 143 billion in market cap he has created since he tenure, he is compensated fairly and ms. disney who i inherited her weal. he certainly has earned it. david: i have to be the skunk at garden party. everyone saying it okay. i generally agree john layfield with you, you get what market is coming to pay. but don't you think that when a democrat gets in white house there will be some call for curbing salary of these guys? >> absolutely, there no doubt, if a democrat gets in white house in 2020, this health inequality is a big campaign prom

he tells fox news he thinks police superintendent eddie johnson is wrong. he calls fox a progressive fox to get her to right thing. a very notable activist you're in chicago says the attacks against kim foxx are political. >> my message is this. to the fop, you are not taking on just kim foxx. you are taking on people who demand safe in the city chicago. disagree with her if you not, but take your hands off her. >> today, former appellate judge sheila o'brien has announced that she will personally petition the courts here to assign a special prosecutor to review this case. >> harris: may ask you a quick follow-up? during "outnumbered" last hour we saw on the same screen to see jackson walking into the fop, the fraternal order of police rally, as the fop president was speaking. we couldn't hear everything. what was the tone of thought, do you know? >> i spoke to him right before he stepped into the mix. that's when he told us that he thinks the superintendent is flat-out wrong. we kind of lost them in the crowd. i'm not sure if he still here. answer question

on fox. he has to do that. that's a gauntlet he has to run and we shall see. but that is kind of an abstract of judgment, martha. let's get someone who can beat trump. at the end of the day, people like to have the kind of real deep affection and passion for a candidate, whether he can generate that or not remains to be seen. but i like the old joe. not sure about the new joe. a new and improved joe. i don't know if you can make the case that he is and there will be a lot of people on that side saying the old joe just won't do anymore. >> martha: it really is all about who is the democratic party today and we are about to find out. thank you very much, good to see you. you're now to react and answer that question, donna brazile, former chair of the democratic national committee and a fox news contributor. great to have you with us this evening. one of the things that came up today was that president obama did not come right out and endorse the man who was his vice president, and a close friend over the course of eight years. he was vice president biden's react

he actually says me and fox, like we're the same thing. >> yeah, well, you know, he talks about how hee calls him on stage at a campaign rally. what do you think? >> for a president to see a news organization as part of his administration with the we. >> where have you been for the last few years? >> you never hear presidents say that but you know the relationship he has with fox news and you know the relationship that fox news has with him. he is emboldened by a lot of things. maybe he let the truth slip out. but i think he's aware that people know that. he looks at them as an extension of the republican party and also of the white house and so i'm not shocked that he feels that way. maybe i should be a little bit that he said it but yeah he actually said it. what was interesting to me, mr. cuomo was that bernie sanders said a whole lot of things on fox news that their viewers don't hear and they're going wait, what are you talking about? they probably had to go and google it and they still don't believe it because he was actually speaking truth and facts to that audience. >> it's the

i have to say it's not the first time he has said things that are counter to the general flow at fox. he has in the past at several points clung to reasonable positions that were not being held by very many other voices there. >> has also said insane things including about this investigation. he was the one who was saying that it was england who was spying on the trump campaign, that he had sources that were telling him. i've been thinking about that because trump revived that this past week. he confirmed he was going to have a state visit to the uk and then the next day started ranting about this andrew napolitano conspiracy that england was really the true spy on the trump campaign. maybe he wanted to get disinvited from his state visit? andrew napolitano is explaining things in a very that is very helpful and has been a complete flut. >> a range of performance. at the end of the hour tonight, we're going to talk about what it feels like to live in times when the president of the united states as he did again today, defended people who shouted jews will not replace us. he defended thos

he told fox news he is willing to include the car tariffs in the trade deal if the migration problems don't end. tom? >> tara palmeri at the white house. thank you. be sure to watch "this week" tomorrow morning. will congress get a look at the president's tax returns? george will go one-on-one with trump legal team member jay sekulow and host the powerhouse round table. >>> we have new reporting tonight on how the hunt for a 15-year-old missing louisiana girl came to an end. she is believed to have run off with a 47-year-old man who became a family friend. it was a tip to the fbi that located them more than a thousand miles away and tonight he's in custody. here's abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: tonight, this 15-year-old girl will soon be reunited with her family. rescued, according to the fbi, more than a week after disappearing with her 47-year-old neighbor. >> i do believe he did brainwash her. she probably has her believing she's safe with him, th madly i. >> reporter: domeanna spell and corey shane disotel finally found in colorado more than a thousand miles from the louisiana

why did high lose his foxing match? >> he audience doesn't even find him funny. >> what does thomas the train say? nothing. he was dead. >> have a great day everybody. >> today's contestant dan wu from lexington, kentucky says he's going on a worldwide trek to find the perfect chicken wing, but first he's looking to play the perfect game and leave here a very wealthy man. so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ all right, let's do it. [cheers and applause] welcome. are you guys ready to play today? [cheers and applause] chicken wings aside, are you ready, dan? >> born ready. >> we need to make the money first, then you can go on that trek. >> that's right. >> all right, let's take a look at your board. set it up. 14 questions between you and that $1 million. you got your three lifelines up there. so let's do it. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ $500 question starts us off. good luck. here we go. a parking enforcement officer typically puts a parking ticket whe

he was very smart coming on fox because he was able to give his side of these questions that we talk about all day every day regarding all sorts of stuff. and he has got his answers out there. and now you have seen it and now you know a little more about bernie sanders. we'll be talking more with that woman that brian was just talking about for the committee for responsible federal budget in the next segment. meanwhile just about 48 hours from right now on thursday morning it sounds like the redacted version of the mueller report will be released simultaneously to the public and to congress. the president, as you know, halls already said complete exoneration because there was no collusion. and when it comes to object destruction, it was ambiguous, the attorney general's four page report was. why exactly they did not find a basis for obstruction u will. ainsley: 400 pages and color code the redaction into four categories. material subject federal rule of criminal procedure that can't be seen by the public. the next category is going to be material the intelligence community identifies

i don't think he is going to be able to get them back. >> martha: karl, last thought? >> smart of him to come on to foxhis comment was mystifying though. he praised bret baier for journalistic prowess and said he was able to distinguish between fox news and fox news viewers. i didn't know which one he was thinking was good and which one bad and went on to say basically fox news viewers were sold a bill of goods by trump and his message is you've been screwed. a little bit response t weird r. people watch fox open to politics and both sides. smart of him to do so. >> martha: good to have you here ashe cowell. is gates supporters in congress looking for a new job? you will hear it here first. on making it easy y ps to get your windshield fixed. with safelite, you can see exactly when we'll be there. saving you time for what you love most. >> kids: whoa! >> kids vo: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves all your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and a

felt like a man had walked into the lion's den and president trump could not seem it get over the fox thing he called it after bernie sanders became the only democratic primary candidate so far to spar with fox news hosts in a town hall setting. trump lamented it this way. so weird to watch crazy bernie on fox news. not surprisingly bretbair, and trump's use of we there did not go unnoticed. as hally jackson pointed out the president's words seem to echo another fox news personality. >> heading into the 2020 election you saw crazy bernie on the air tonight. that was hard to watch. bernie sanders for two hours. wow. >> so you see there. and late tonight more complaints from donald trump including this. "many trump fans & signs, some rare capital letters there, were outside the fox news studio last night for the interview with crazy bernie sanders. stuffed with bernie supporters. what's with fox news? remaining with us tonight phil rucker and bill crystal. bernie tweeted back tonight, it looks like president trump is scared of our campaign, he should be. first of all did bernie do the right thin

he sat down with fox. he didn't answer all of the questions fully, but the fact the white house is putting him out there, letting him do an interview, does that tell us they're taking these accusations more seriously? >> yes, i think so. also, seriously and it shows their posture, their strategic posture, which is, you know, we have nothing to hide here. and more importantly, what they have seen from the past two years in the administration and then before that in the campaign, that there's not a lot of consequences for them doing things that other administrations, both democrat and republican, would never do. and on this issue, we're talking about the question of his security clearance. and you know, what is remarkable is the fight that you just saw play out, that you just showed with manu. this should be bipartisan. it should be a bipartisan question, whether or not people in any administration, republican or democrat, are getting access to the nation's most classified information, the top, top, top secret

>> he is smart to come on fox. he is out there fighting for each and every person. n this primary. his message has to get out across the country. bernie sanders is a little bit of an unusual candidate. one of the things that makes him unusual in this field he has done it before. we forget that. we've had a lot of first-time winners like donald trump and barack obama. presidential campaigns are unique and tough and you also have a leg up when you've done it before. he is smart to do this. >> sandra: going to win over voters tonight? >> that's the idea. sanders talks openly trying to win back trump supporters. there are a lot of common denominators there especially on the populous side of the appeal. if you look where he is campaigning he is campaigning in places that hillary clinton did not win in the general election. coming on fox was another way to appeal to many of those voters. bernie sanders, when you look at the contrast between trump and sanders on many issues they aren't close. solutions are different but appealing to the same crowd. >> bill: bernie sanders s

congressman tim ryan announcing today he is running for president. sources tell foxews the ohio democrat will reveal his plans on the view before the official launch this weekend. brian is seen as a political moderate appealing to blue-collar voters. he challenged nancy pelosi for speaker of the house. he would join a dozen other democratic contenders so far. he hasn't made a decision on 2020 it but howard schultz will be featured in an exclusive fox news townhall. the former starbucks ceo will share his vision of america and you can watch the event live from kansas city at 6:30 p.m. eastern, and bernie sanders will also speak at a townhall on april 15th in pennsylvania. bret baer and martha maccallum will moderate both of those. another person considered a 2020 run, the democrat refuses to concede the georgia gubernatorial race despite losing five months ago. >> to say something is right and true you can't shame me into pretending what happened should have happened, in response to what i believe was a stolen election, not saying they still it from me, they stole it

national security team will not bring it up with him because he will not get it, it is almost too sophisticated but if they talk about it on foxas this terrible security breach in the british cabinet, someone leaked sensitive discussions about whether five g should include huawei, then he will think about it, that is literally the way things are going. like thomas, i think almost like the foreign secretary with queen victoria, there are only interests and not friends. there is nothing tangible to discuss because the big thing with trade, there's no way the uk can sign a bilateral agreement with us so it will be pomp and circumstance. the british do that very well. they have had dreadful people coming as thomas i said, dictators and autocrats and so it will be purely pomp and circumstance with donald trump. i think the leader of the opposition and others who will miss the banquet, it is a lot of fun and it is good food! your point about the gold carriage, michael, is that just because he likes the idea of that or is it a kind of election asset as he goes into these elections as the us president so distracted by major events at

he live or die. >>and now we just got to find out what fox does he have what he will have what will be a they won't be affected by it that morning p to important thing is while it. >>police say the van shot himself on march 27th in east oakland home. the boy found the gun under the pillow of his mother's boyfriend, terrence wilson. police arrested wilson and he was charged with several felonies. meanwhile, the family continues to push for no vaughn's father nathan to see his son. nathan is currently serving time in a state prison. he was incarcerated when his was born and i know he's a great man. >>the left is a so i think is very important to get a chance to see us and new in this process. >>dan thorn kron 4 news. >>san francisco's city workers are demanding equal pay and livable wages, public service workers and activists gathered at city hall to get their message out loud and clear the concern is more wealthy people will push in and then push people out of their already expensive neighborhoods. workers also billion tech giants like uber and lyft to pay their fair share in taxes. >>we need the big c

to be taken away from them that would be eleven million euros for mr winterkorn plus should he get convicted fox one could sue for damages he's going to need some good attorneys because this isn't the only legal trouble that he is facing that's right he's already under indictment in the united states on charges of fraud and conspiracy to violate the clean air act he could face up to twenty years in prison there however it's unlikely that he'll get convicted because germany doesn't extradite its citizens but these this legal pressure from the united states is important today and that it's possibly one of the reasons why german prosecutors are not acting tougher on mr winterkorn for example putting him into custody because they say the pressure from outside the country is already so big he's not going to get about twenty seconds spokeswoman saying anything about today's so they say this is an individual's matter they're not commenting on this any further they say we paid one billion euros to leave this case germany to rest that's all right because before was always thank you. the middle east. cond

if it hasn't been on fox news he won't know about it.l not bring it up to him because he will not get it, it is almost too sophisticated. if they start talking about it on fox news, there was this terrible security breach and somebody leaked out sensitive discussions about whether 56 should include huawei because of its alleged ability to spy back on us, then he will think about it. that is literally the way things are going in washington. that is literally the way things are going in washingtonlj that is literally the way things are going in washington. i think, that is literally the way things are going in washington. ithink, like thomas, since queen victoria the state have no friends are allies, only interests. it is pomp and ceremony because there is nothing tangible to discuss with trade. the big thing with global britain is not taking place so there is no way they can signa taking place so there is no way they can sign a bilateral us — uk, so it will be pomp and circumstance and the british do that very well. thomas said, dreadful

he's got -- you know, we were talking earlier. if richard nixon had fox have had to resign. so we have a situation where a guy who is a master manipulator of the media takes fox news, anything that's going to harm him, he parks them, sarah sanders. i'm still surprised kellyanne conway goes on the air and i'm surprised news outlets allow her to go on, because it's pure, unadulterated propaganda. >> and nixon wanted -- they were going to call it conservative tv. so nixon and roger ailes have understood that since that time, if you have an in-house or state tv, you can just pretend everything else doesn't exist and make things up as sarah sanders now admits she does and still be taken seriously as the press secretary and just don't answer anything. >> without question, you look at roger ailes' career, the long arc of it, clearly he wanted to get that project started for richard nixon in the mid '70s, tried to start another right wing tv network. and finally in 1996 with the money of murdoch he had the means to do so. one thing i want to point out that rudy g

constant investigations, this refusal by i saw this guy -- whatever his name is from california on fox -- he't even accept the fact that dossier was fake. where do we go from here? >> it has become a matter of -- of political intention now and a dangerous thing in america. when truth just get defined but whatever you need a political outcome to become and you see a folly playing out. democrats said we trust mueller we put our trust in mueller he came out he didn't come to conclusion they wanted so now they're changing stadium we were mol or stadium moving to a new name stadium keep changing this game untilr they get result tht they want. the good news e is, this was a victory for the rule of law. bob mueller filed a law. he found conclusion that are factually based, and there's a lot of laws governorring what government can and can't executive branch can and can't give to congress i expect this white house to play that out to protect grand jury information to protect the executive privilege information and to thwart unreasonable requests that congress may make but end up in courts, and it is

the oval office.he atime many suspected this was all just an act to rebrand himself, and when he went on fox talk about 2020, he finally dropped the act. >> i will tell you this, if the republicans don't win in this next election, i think we are officially at the end of the country as we know it. >> seth: oh, my god. hold on, you guys. he's on fox news talking about esthe end of the united st which can mean only one thing, f-u. [ laughter and applause ] and i'm sorry, but we' -- [ cheers and applause ] we're not taking political advice -- nobody wants to take political advice from divorced santa claus over here. [ lahter ] and we can tell he's pandering to trump because he started to dress like the colonel. [ light laughter ] republicans are falling in line with trump's re-election bid despite the culture of corruption and criminality around him. h so many closest associates have been indicted, and every aspect of his personal life is being investigated. at this point, in order not to find a crime, you'd have to be a -- >> bad cop. >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪us [ cheers and ae

is this a case of asking the fox to defend the hens. it's like he is a great fox. he is very reliable. he digs under fences really well, we'll put them in there. the question is of nefarious nests, to some extent, there is a big debate about huawei. one thing we did not mention is the african union hack. i am tracking a bit of the hacking stories on huawei. there are stories out there. the african union one , those illustrated good work on this. they published a very good review of that. they went in and cleaned out the bugs. they stopped what was a server from sending out huge amounts of data every night at 2:00 a.m. they stopped all of that. of horse, they went silent about it. they don't want to talk about it. i know, gosh, they are relied heavily on africa for infrastructure best hints. this is one thing that seems, can't say with any kind of proof, but it seems that huawei was very good at being a tool of the chinese state in the sense that it is part of the packaging. if they wish, they can bring out the heavy pr machine, and they can put on the table, a huge

the russian hoax: the illicit scheme to clear hillary clinton and frame donald trump," boy, he has been right, fox news contributor and legal analyst, gregg jarrett but also, investigative reporter sara carter is with us. rush limbaugh said, we're going to play this in a minute, gregg, by every standard, the evidence is overwhelming and incontrovertible. he even sent out hillary clinton as secretary of state, the state department employees, don't use your private devices or state department materials. she signs it. private server, classified, top-secret, information marked as such on her, on that secret server, we believe hacked by at least a six foreign intelligence agencies. that is the underlying crime. why did she delete 33,000 subpoenaed emails, bleach pit, and beat up the devices, pull out sim cards? that would be an intent of obstruction. meeting all of the criteria and

mike, i want to talk about the president's latest obsession, which seems to be bernie sanders and fox news. hepparently viewed, watched, one of those 2.55 million people that reportedly watched the fox news town hall with bernie sanders. these are a series of tweets that he put out calling him crazy bernie. he also says he looks forward to whoever he may be running against. may god rest their soul. mike, do you think he is threatened by bernie sanders? >> i think he is threatened by bernie sanders certainly. i think he is threatened by the enthusiasm. we have to divide pox opinifox and news. there are great journalists but also fairly -- >> right. >> he doesn't like seeing bernie sanders on his note work. >> sam? >> he clearly views the world in a dichotomy. you are on team trump or you're not. and so what the weird part -- the most illustrate i have -- interesting part is when he referred to fox as we. the assumption is their program should be geared around promoting him. it must have been frightening to have a democratic nominee on and have the audience for that town hall be supportive of be

howard schultz he hasn't announced yet but he was in a fox news town hall this week telling democrat s the socialistic platform isn't going to win against president trump in 2020 but about to hold a live now in concord, new hampshire says he doesn't think americans care about the socialistic label so who has it right joining me now is fox business network susan li, max funds.com founder, jonas max ferris, and john layfield. susan first of all if he thinks americans don't act against socialism we have a fox news poll by 2:1, americans react negatively to socialism as opposed to capitalism. >> well he has said before that maybe americans are confused between socialism and communism, but you know he also said he's a capital it's that wants rules around capitalism so i think he's a bit confused on his rules enjoying the middle line as well because i feel like the other socialists they understand that americans are built on innovation, on entrepreneurship, but then they have all these socialistic policies like medicare for all, getting one to $15 an hour and free healthcare, free tuition.

he was with shannon last night on fox news at night. this is how he lays out his argument against obstruction. >> i can't even understand the obstruction argument. there was no firing of bob mueller, there was no sealing off of his offices. as i see it given what we know, there was the antithesis, it was complete cooperation. lots of nasty language but cooperation. >> bill: the other thing he said there thousands of documents released. he talked about the counsel to the president testifying for 30 hours. his words, this is unheard of. >> yeah. let me add one other thing. i think everything the judge said is spot on. i have a more fundamental question, bill. that is, i don't understand how a counter intelligence investigation can be obstructed by the president. a criminal investigation is done so that you can vin diindicate the rule of law in court and why we call it obstruction of justice because it involves judicial proceeding. counter intelligence proceedings are done for the president. the only reason they're done is to support the pr

i said it was a month ago it was huge mistake to cancel the fox tv debate, democratic primary debate. i'm glad he is going on fox because there are fox viewers who are open game i think in this coming election and he has a message, his message is good one. donald trump lied in the 2016 campaign over and over again about being for the working class folks. remember he told us candidate that people like him wouldn't get anything from the tax cut. that they would actually pay more. while the middle class got all of the tax cut. we now know that 1% highest earning americans got more benefits from the tax cut than the 60% lowest earning americans. so we know that donald trump lied. even went down to mar-a-lago and told the rich folks hey, i just made you guys all a whole lot richer today. bernie sanders is right to hammer home that message. donald trump lied to those middle class working class voters. connell: all right. i think the question is in the how from a political strategy standpoint, it is interesting that sanders is self-identified democratic socialist, left-wing economic policies that he is

he focused on. now it's not only more entertaining sort of opinion in the evening hours msnbc, fox. they are creeping into more opinion. some journalists, not all he's such a terrible precedent that they have a right to go beyond what is acceptable to give their opinion too much and then there is of course the news outlets that just put the panels up and let them argue. that's where people can say things in an argument that turns out not to be true or slightly inaccurate but yes that is a form of entertainment and don't get me started on reality tv. a lot of magazines have gone that way. priam and tabloid in the scandal. they brought monaco since h mona recently and we don't need to see these people. [laughter] speech [inaudible] [applause] [applause] what you really need to go and here we go, write them down. foundation, public opinion, participation, political parties, interest groups, campaigns congress president." the entire test covers those ten topics our students struggle with this. it's a concept with the idea if you are trying to get a big bill passed, a lot of times it help