big update college admissions scandals, trace gallagher and newt gingrich, alec baldwin testing 2020 run and thinks he can win and he is ratcheted up his fight with me. i got a new monologue straight ahead. ♪ my time is thin, but so is my lawn. it's been worn down to ugly thin grass! now there's scotts thick'r lawn, the revolutionary 3-in-1 solution for weak lawns. with a soil improver to strengthen roots! seed to fill in gaps! and fertilizer to feed! the result... up to a 50% thicker lawn after just one application. ♪ ♪ now yard time is our time. this is a scotts yard. ♪ >> sean: tonight, a major new development in the college admissions bribery scandal that has rocked a number of elite colleges. today, chris felicity huffman pled guilty today. trace gallagher's live west coast newsroom with the latest, trace. >> trace: exactly, sean felicity huffman and a dozen parents plead guilty to conspiracy to commit mail fraud, which is punishable by up to 20 years in prison. but the plea agreement indicates the prosecutors will ask for a sentence of between four and ten months. here is the i

he's the host of the podcast "newt's world." mr. seeker, your -- mr. speaker, yourur thoughts on wyden enterig the field. er -- biden entering the field. what are your thoughts on him entering the soul of the nation? >> i'm going to divide that into two things. i would worry about the kay smith precedent. she did t 2,000 recordings in hr career. although at same they were popular songs. she's had her statue taken down they no longer use her version of "god bless america" even though the song was written at her request. if i i were biden, i would start to say, gee, how many different things have i done in my career that are going to just rise up and bite me, because they no longer make sense today? i think that's going to be remarkable. i think it will frankly destroy his candidacy. dei think he raised the right question. i want to take it head on. we are in a battle where babies can be killed after they are born. you have a party that believes you have no right to buy personal information. pou have a party whose front runner says we ought to allow terr

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newt, it is great to see you. how is trump going to win re-election in 2020? his campaign manager is here. he will tell us next. ♪ ♪ ♪ up. up. down. down. ah ah! that's one. up. that's two. down. down. get down, get down. >> laura: today's radicalized democrat party has moved further away from the voters they need to win in 2020. they still have no clue how to speak to the working class white voters, let alone how to get their votes. we told you last night about how the democrats are leaving the white working class behind. it explains why the presidential won in 2016. but now with the left trying to woo the white working class again, how is trump going to protect his significant voting block. joining me now is the campaign manager for trump 2020. i can't believe we're at 2020. this is where we are. now, what is the campaign going to do to lock down that base voter? some trump voters turned against republicans in 2018. that's a fact. how are you going to bring them back? >> there was a lot of people that said from '14 to '18 that suburban white women left. they

i mean, this is just -- >> no one could have been happier with starr's aggressive approach than newt >> there's been a sea change. >> they swept into congress in 1994. >> this is an earthquake. >> breaching a new gospel of strict, orthodox conservatism. >> newt gingrich reshapes the republican party. our base wants this, we do this. we do not compromise with democrats. >> president clinton became the democrat the republicans despised the most. he was morally corrupt, they said. >> i experimented with marijuana a time or two and didn't inhale. >> creative with the truth. >> i was bill clinton's lover for 12 years. >> and a womanizer. >> these tabloid accusations were false. >> they viewed him as almost an imposter as president. >> the law is the law. the law is sacred. >> meanwhile ken starr had been digging into the clintons for more than two years to no avail. >> are you going to be working for congress or the courts or the public? >> his investigation was winding down. >> i'm not going to make any statements. then out of the blue some explosive tape recordings came his way. >> i ne

the former speaker of the house, fox news contributor newt gingrich.l reflect real life events at all. >> it involves real collusion between a senate staff member and some russians want to poison the senate. it is real collusion. it's not some phony deal. >> sean: what do you think of "the new york times" even acknowledging now that they might have been a disinformation campaign, the dossier, from the very beginning? guys like bob woodward, welcome to the party. the steele dossier bought and paid for by clinton, you have to examine it further. where have they been for two years? >> i think there was a picture that had been painted that made a lot of people who hated trump feel good and they had enormous hope that that picture was going to turn out to be reality. it was a social movement. the sort of thing you saw the middle ages where people would get swept up, the salem witchcraft trials were very similar. a mass hysteria and all of these supposedly sophisticated people go running down the road while chanting the same things. i think this is the begin

here with reaction, the host of "newt's world" podcast, former speaker of the house, contributor newtgrich, good to see you but i want to start with and i see you smiling. i want to start with this party. and the list i gave kevin mccarthy, stacked the supreme court, get rid of the electoral college, abortion during labor and after labor, i mean, then the new green deal. you get it. >> well, first of all, i think we should remember that the i, me, i, me president presided over the collapse of his own party. they lost more seats and governorships and controlled the u.s. house and senate. and in a sense because in the end, barack obama loved barack obama but the country sort of wanted someone who actually delivered something. and so literally coming to presided over the biggest collapse of the democratic party in modern times but because of the news media, of course you would never quite know that. i think the most revealing thing is what is happening on this whole idea of reparations. and i think we should take it seriously and in a very positive way to allow the democrats to explain.

brian: if you need more newt listen to his podcast. ainsley: we always need more newt.l chief has a whole new theory to get president trump. dan bongino joins us leifer with the reality check for john brennan ♪ ♪ we put our hands up ♪ like the ceiling can't hold us ♪ like the ceiling can't hold us ♪ i had a heart problem. i was told to begin my aspirin regimen, and i just didn't listen. until i almost lost my life. my doctors again ordered me to take aspirin, and i do. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. listen to the doctor. take it seriously. these are difficult times for elderly holocaust survivors. with no food and no heat they get weaker and more die everyday. i want you to see their faces. look into their eyes that are haunted still by the memories of the past. they desperately need our help now. a simple blanket, food and medicine are life-saving during the holiday season. these are people who often have to go for days without food. this woman would die in a matter of days or weeks without our help. cold, sick, weak; the jewish peo

bring in newt gingrich to get his take. newt, is this guy a hero or is he a villain?he united states government is communicating that may take a while to get to you, but if you violate our secrets, if you endanger our national security, if you put the country at risk, we're going to come after you until we get you and i think, that is exactly the right approach. nobody has the right to leak secrets that could endanger lives and in fact could endanger the whole country. brian: the president actually pardoned mysteriously chelsea manning for doing that reportedly giving to it wiki cooks. i wonder if that plays a role in his court case? >> i have no idea how the lawyers will try to play this out but i think, if you go back if you look how much damage was done by all of these leaks, how many people who cooperated with us. brian: yep. >> were suddenly exposed, how many of our allies were offended, these, this is not a game. this is not somebody's right to go off on their own. at the heart of the civilization has to be a set of rules and some kind of accountability. steve:

newt gingrich is the author of a new novel "collusion." he joins us now. mr.aker, always good to have you on the program. good morning to you. >> good to be with you. >> sandra: want to start first with the president. go ahead. >> i think he is right. i think he is right. look, it's one thing to say -- people tend to forget this. when ken starr reported on bill clinton he found him guilty. used the word guilty on 11 different charges. totally different thing to have somebody after two years of investigation say there is no proof, no criminality and suddenly have on a purely partisan basis the democrats jump up and hunt for new things to start fighting over. there is no grounds as a private citizen for pre-presidential candidate trump to have to give them all this stuff and notice what they've gone after. they're saying we'll dig through the family basement until we find something. i think the president is right to just close it down. tell them to do the best they can and ignore them. and have his lawyers fight their lawyers from now to the election. let the co

newt gingrich is here to break it all down. plus ed henry speaking to biden sketchy history. he branded a trump a white nationalist during the campaign, but how qualified as before to be a racial healer? we will expose his record and tate smith is being stricken from sports venues over a 90-year-old recording peered at the removal of her song and statue. a member of her family is here with reaction. but first, biden's race. joe biden after much hemming and hawing finally jumped into the race with a video announcement. like us before the presidential campaigns, the video was also a redo. his advisors rejected his initial attempt, leading one to wonder if this is the new and improved version, what are the first video look like? he opened with racism and talk of charlottesville. >> it was there on august of 2017 we saw klansmen and white supremacists and neo-nazis come out of the open. that is when we heard of the president of the united states stunned the world and shock the conscience of this nation. he said there were "some very fine people on both sides." very fine people on

we saw a lot of that, including newt gingrich saying the president shouldn't do this.nd then today we have him reversing himself saying it wouldn't be necessary and wouldn't need to because mexico would up their enforcement at the border. mexican officials said they've done nothing different. this seems pretty clear the president was looking for a way out. he didn't want to have to follow through on this now. >> it's interesting, though, dave, republicans from the mitch mcconnell wing of the party, if you want it call it that, relieved the president not going down that health care road like he was talking about. perhaps relieved on this issue with the border. but also maybe a reminder to them as, hey, as you look ahead to 2020, it is still april of 2019 and you have that possibility at any given moment you're going to turn on twitter perhaps and see the president taking you in the direction you weren't expecting to go. >> i think that's right. i mean, what they've learned also is that the president rarely -- with exceptions. the president rarely follows these policy wh

i want to begin with the breaking newt out of sri lanka. at least 200 people killed, 450 more injured after eight coordinated bombings across the country on this easter sunday. the explosions occurred at churches as worshippers attended easter mass, also bombings at three hotels popular with foreign tourists. there are close to 30 foreigners among the dead according to sri lankan officials who say there have been arrests made regarding the bombings. president trump responded in a tweet offering his condolences about the terrorist attacks and saying we stand ready to help. i want to go now to cnn international diplomatic editor nic robertson who joins me with more. nic, what's the very latest. >> reporter: still not clear who was behind the bombing. very clear this was coordinated, was well planned. these people were i understand tending to send a very clear motion on this, one of the most holy days on the christian calendar, easter. they were attacking christian, not just people in hotels that might have been foreigners, but very intent on

during that year she saw republicans lose seats in the house and speaker newt gingrich tomorrow house speaker pelosi will hold the call with house democrats, some of whom who are vocally pushing the impeachment process. >> reporter: tesla has put a restraining order on a man a claims is stalking its fremont factory and harassing employees. what tesla thinks is the man's motive. >>> a story of redemption. why a judge is giving a man a second chance after he broke into the governor's mansion. >>> a pair of capsized kayakers a drift in the dark. there to our ordeal and what likely save their lives. >>> pressure is on. temperatures up. that is what will happen this week as numbers soar into the 80s. the forecast is >>> on this easter sunday a story of redemption. a man broke into the california governor's mansion and jail seemed inevitable until a judge gave him a second chance. >> reporter: he broke into the california governor's mansion last year. homeless and living across the street, the 52-year-old's mind convinced him that the then governor and his wife were being threatened by moun

newt gingrich says that is a very bad idea.very first bite of every great meal is always the potato? that's why it should always be an idaho potato. only genuine idaho potatoes have the perfect taste and texture to get your meal started right. cancer, epilepsy, mental health, hiv. patients with serious diseases are being targeted for cuts to their medicare drug coverage. new government restrictions would allow insurance companies to come between doctor and patient. and deny access to individualized therapies millions depend on. call the white house today. help stop cuts to part d drug coverage that put medicare patients at risk. ♪ ♪ >> we're going to have a great election. the question is do i go with make america great again or do i go with keep america great? >> they were saying it's probably the greatest theme in the history of politics. make america great again maga. how do you give that up for a new one. tagkag keep america greatmaybe . brian: i like kag. steve: acronym is a little. maga vs. kag. brian: you know politics s

charles: for that reason, deirdre, influential folks, karl rove, newt gingrich, telling or suggestingite house, forget the private sector. let this be a government driven program, you know, put all the resources you have, like the space race. the reason we won it because listen, kennedy said we can get there. we outspent, outhustled russia, outsmarted them. why can't we do that here? they don't seem to believe we can do that. >> glad you point out the space race, a good analogy, since that time most of the innovation has come from the private sector. if you look at the true beginnings of the internet, that was darpa, government funded. this question of integrity. it does seem to be big think solutions count. get on a train, charles, go down to see see, get some ideas. the worry about using huawei and zte, president trump out right said u.s. companies you cannot use this equipment because if you use this equipment, china is going to spy on citizens. it is going to spy on you as corporation. charles: right. >> there is this bipartisan bill blocking or seeks to block huawei, zte using in

there's an nbc newt s repat says the report depicts the trump campaign as being subjects to a russiannlligence operation. so, clearly, there's a lot of frustration. and, you know, they also apparently, allegedly, wrote summaries that could brapidly released, and they weren't released. hastead, the attorney general, an agent t the administration, a political apeanutee of the administration, took it upon himself to characterize or perhaps mischaracterize the report in a couple of phrases and, again, we have the right to see all of that, the american people have the right to see as much as possible of that. >> woodruff: chairman nadler, 's one thing to issue subpoenas, but it's another thing altogether to get what you're asking for. w much legal authority, how much power ultimately does the congress have to deand that y get this information you want? >> very subantial power. i mean, you look at the precedence in the nixon tapes case, that was the most privileged material imaginable. i mean, those tapes wee the president talking to his advisors, they claimed executive privilege, and the co

. > the insurance newt fory highwa safety is calling on automakers to make a change. >> a study found the most dangerous seat in the car dush a crash is the -- car during a crash is the back seat.re archers studied 117 recent crashes where back seat passengers were killed or seriously hurt. safety features that are often installed in the front of e ca rarely make it to the bac seats. seat belts don't always tighten upon impact, and while there may be side airbags, there's nothing stopping you from hitting the front seat. >> automakers have done an excellent job of improving safety in the front seat. the rear seat hasn't kept pace. >> the study suspends out that child car seats are se in the backseat in most scenarios. the biggest advice remains the same -- always wear your seeat selt. >>> montgomery county leaders approved a plan to rebuild roads and sidewalkso make it safer for pedestrians. an i-team investigation last year found severalan thousd people had been caught speeding or had crashed their cars in local school zes since 2015. that included 200-plus incidents in montgomery co

newt gingrich, republican speaker of the house, lost his job. bill clinton survived and exits office with 66% job approval rating so nancy pelosi has seen this movie and it doesn't have a happy ending. >> and someone who added her voice this weekll is y clinton. rote for "the washington post" and said she was in the 2016 elections and sat across vladimir putin and touches eve circle and she said, no impeachment. in a sense, impeachment is too easy. robert: secretary c talking about senator warren on the campaign trail. 2020, more and more becoming a cloud that's lming over all political discussions and this week was former vice president joe biden jumped in and took direct aim at president trump. he called out the president's handling of the deadly white supremacist rally in >>arlottesville. hat's when we heard the words, the president of the united states had stunned the world and shocked the conscience of this nation. he leads it were, quote, some very fine people on both sides. robert: on friday, mr. trump defended his response.tr presidenp:

former speaker of the house newt gingrich. from the mueller report redacted version. start of what could be a long fight to make the full report available to congress. what you need to keep an eye on coming up next. cancer, epilepsy, mental health, hiv. patients with serious diseases are being targeted for cuts to their medicare drug coverage. new government restrictions would allow insurance companies to come between doctor and patient. and deny access to individualized therapies millions depend on. call the white house today. help stop cuts to part d drug coverage that put medicare patients at risk. >> sandra: all right. so, that was a day. the >> bill: if you were rebuilding notre dame, how would you do it? >> sandra: i know how you would. what you share? >> bill: some kind of glass or steel structure of the top as opposed to rebuilding the roof as it was. they could probably find a way to make the sunlight hit certain aspects of the church on the interior that would really be majestic. and worth it. >> sandra: yeah. >> bil

a veteran candidate on the campaign trail here in the city of mature newt are proud to. running for office again it's the seventeenth time that the holy man has been on the ballot of state and national level or average gloomily out rules borderers i think contesting since one nine hundred seventy six he predicted that i'd win my twentieth election in. fact a long road in politics has been a test of faith. in india candidates for for their registration fee if they perform badly a policy to discourage no hopers. he's lost his deposit every single time but he knows that he's day is coming soon. i believe and i'll never lose my twentieth election it's a challenge but i'll never lose or it would be a stain on my reputation i will win and it will be a brand we all reach the parliament even if i'm on a stretcher or a funeral pyre. guy. to a tea stall in delhi where one man is making a bid from beyond the grave. make the candidate known as the dead man santos singh is officially listed as deceased the victim he says of a scam i am i live my life my life. you're seeing onesies de

. >> kim wu known as the father of the term net newt ralt. are you teaching at columbia this year, professor? >> i am. i'm teaching anti-trust. it's actually the students are very fired up about it. maybe it's just sort of the time. i think there's a feeling in the air that we're at a breaking point. and part of it has to do with politics is so extreme, everybody's casting around. people feel that the inequality has gotten out of control. i think that there's a sense that we have let things go too far. we've embraced laysa fair too intensely, and a great change is in the air. and it's not necessarily in the left or the right, just a general feeling. so anti-trust has for the first time maybe decades become a topic that people are very eager to talk about. >> in your book the curse of bigness, you draw a direct line between the four decades of major political and economic movements that we are currently in, and anti-trust and political upheavel. >> yes. i think they are connected. historicically i think that hen people have a sense that politi

about 47 years after 1969 whether it is coming from republican politicians, people like jesse helms or newt gingrich who both said remarks along the line on many occasions or republican commentators like rush limbaugh or bill o'reilly who had attacks on the liberal media is a certain mainstay of the discourse that made them so popular with their viewers and listeners, so you will hear about that if you do the math from 1969 to 2016, and that brings us to the campaign of donald trump and the rhetoric ever since. so, it isn't as if everything donald trump is doing is unprecedented and certainly i think that the critique he makes of the news media is very similar to what agnew was saying that he has ratcheted this up to a more dangerous level because there are too many reasons. one being that he made the claim, which others ever made but i am outrageous claim that news outlets routinely fabricate stories based on sources that don't exist, and that is not something that we have really heard before. beyond that, he also applied a label to the news media that they are the enemy of the people, a r

but i can tell you as somebody who was there -- i was part of the speaker advisory group with newt gingrich when we went through the impeachment of bill clinton. if you want to fire up the other side, the best way to do it is try to impeach the president. i lived through it, i saw it, and i think when we started, bill clinton's job approval was in the mid-50's. i think on the day he was impeached, it was 73%. if i were them, i would proceed with caution. you know, my own view is that his investigation -- you know, $30 million, 2500 subpoenas, 500 witnesses, the president waived executive privilege, the conclusion was that russia did try to influence the election but nobody in the white house or the trump campaign cooperated or or colluded or conspired with the russian government or any agent of the government in that intervention in our election. i think to argue that the president has an obstruction issue when there is no underlying crime and when nobody fired the special counsel or removed rod rosen stein, i think it's a specious charge. i don't think it goes anywhere legally or political

newt gingrich is here to expose it. also, what is the president's past victory in 2020? and an 11-year-old little girl says she was shamed by her left-winged teacher when she proposed writing a pro-trump report for school. her parents are steaming mad and here to sound off. but first, persistent versus the resistance. that's the focus of tonight's angle. after spending a few precious hours watching the attorney general testify today before the house budget committee, i thought one thing. why on earth did bill barr volunteer for this type of abuse? leaving the comfort of his retirement just to have to answer to some of the nastiest people on the face of the planet? he badgered barr on his synopsis on the mueller report. >> all we have is your four-page summary which seems to cherry pick from the report to draw the most favorable conclusion possible for the president and make definitive conclusions. >> laura: a knee-jerk liberal? >> your conclusion is something we've seen before. in june 2018, you wrote a memo as a private citizen and a former attorney general to the depar

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and a newt broken assistant editor maybe 30 years old. it in frontgetting of them and getting them to focus on it, they can easily identify the qualities in eisenhower. it is not difficult. know my older daughter called me about a year ago and she said joshua wants to study history integer fault. [laughter] both she and her husband are number crunchers. the whole idea of joshua going off somewhere to major in history is appalling to her. i use that as an example because success is my view. on the other hand, the granddaughter who lives in andon goes to normandy doesn't go to the beaches. she is there to study culture and cooking. which i thought was appalling. [laughter] i still go back to those textbooks and the messengers, the teachers in the classroom and so on. that takes you back to teacher education. i don't think we do a very good of making history exciting and essential. i have a facebook page. every time i can repost something, this is why history is important is my comment. thank you. >> as much as it bothered me to disagree a l

what it does that quam eq walls to the number of stars in the milky way and number of newt ron in the human brain and number of humans ever lived. only 1% of plastic bags ever get recycled and they end up in our bay and ocean. we need to shift the plastic culture of convenience and disposability to one where we refuse, reduce and reuse. san francisco can and i believe will continue to lead the way. over 150 cities and counties in california passed their own plastic bag ban policies after us. in 2016, california voters made it the first state in the nation to ban plastic bags. in 2012, san francisco was again the first city in california to implement a 10 cent charge on all check-out bags including paper, plastic and reusable bags. after the policy went into affect, stores surveyed by the department noticed on average over 60% of customers bringing their own bags if san francisco is anything like the average american, that de close could result and present a reduction over 150 million plastic bags each year. that's a significant reduction. since we implement the check-out bag charge, m

according to two sources something similar happened in his wife, newt gingrich was just in rome, gothice on the vatican, the church burning in notre dame, and scandal and recovering from it, bill clinton wrote the book on it. can donald trump do the same thing? sarah carter at the forefront of the investigation, talking to investigate the investigators, where we go from here and mark levine gets up early for one reason, to look at the mueller report and to see us in person. it will be great. plus it is good friday. one of the best in the business, if i could call the world of church a business. timothy cardinal dolan who happens to be a cardinal, will be here. he is here to spread an easter message and talk about the tragic fire at notre dame. it is good friday. i know you might be off but you have to be up and i ask one thing, please be dressed. jillian: has anyone ever said no to you? >> i had somebody who wrote me the other day, so i'm a senior, i don't have to answer to anyone, stop telling me to get dressed and i mailed it out to everyone, the funniest email i have ever got. if you

newt gingrich has a different prediction for who is the best democrat to take on donald trump. >> buttigieg>> mayor pete. >> i'm trying. he has the best chance because he is the most like jimmy carter. he is a blank slate. everybody can pretend they like him without knowing what he stands for it is clever, he will always be number 3 or number 4 until they get to the vote. i told people biden wants to run as mister likable pleasant guy. trump is mister tough guy who gets things done. the country has to decide do you want this nice pleasant guy or this tough guy who has weaknesses but gets things done? rob: biden has a slight lead over his closest competitor, bernie sanders. carley: the president meeting with nascar champion who won his first title last year, telling a racing website it is an amazing opportunity, one day after donald trump hosted the women's ncaa basketball champion baylor university. the team gave donald trump a jersey, hat and signed basketball. that is a nice moment. rob: 11 minutes after the hour, several blue states pushing to keep the president off the 2020 ballot unles

are talking about public-private partnerships and investment, but there has been some signals from newtich, even the president himself, that that the u.s. will become itself a telecom provider and 5g needs to be wholsaesale. what do you make of those signals? mr. pai: i strongly believe a market and not government is in better position to drive technology. the lesson i draw from the american leadership in 4g. we put the building blocks in place for the private sector to succeed. as a result, we saw the mobile ad economy at innovation happen in the united states. i think it is the right model. kevin: you will be with the president? really believe that? mr. pai: we are confident american leadership in 5g is critical and a market-based approach is the right one to promote investment and innovation. caroline: that was chair ajit pai with kevin cirilli. one of just three unicorns in africa. ipo this launched its week on the new york stock exchange. shares surged more than 70% on its first day. i caught up with the cofounders why thisos and asked international company based in berlin, serving

>> newt is a friend of mine but i think he's wrong on this one. more time, cost more and in the end the way to address the security concerns that i think many people in both parties raise about china and some of their influence in terms of other places around the world using this technology, that can be addressed without picking a sole source or a nationalized system. instead we have the four major carriers, a system in place that led the way when it came to 4g they're ahead of the curve when it comes to 5g. the president talked about that today. that's the better approach. keep it focussed on the industries, the major carriers in play and address the issues separate from a nationalized system. >> you mentioned security concerns given chinese companies are so connected, like huawei, there's government involvement. >> that's why we have to push back on some of our allies around the world and partners. huawei has a system set up to be low cost up front but then to use it, it's not operable. the other acarriers, if you dont like one, you can switch t

coming up, former speaker of the house, fox news contributor, and author of a new book, newt gingrichpitalist comeback, andy posener joining us this morning. as well as ken roboff is here ahead of the gdp number that we will be getting. 2020 in focus this morning, joe biden is campaigning for the democratic nomination for president without the endorsement of former president obama. >> i asked president obama not to endorse and he doesn't want to -- we should -- whoever wins this nomination should win it on their own merits. maria: joining the conversation this morning, fox business network's jackie deangeles is here, along with jack brewer is joining us along with real clear politics co-founder and president, tom bevin. thank you for joining us. come on, you ask somebody not to endorse you? do we believe this? >> you know, it's the way you start it off, i think. if joe was to come out and say, you know, oh, me and barack are tied hand in hand, i'm sure he would get backlash. i can't wait to see the battle. it will be like a first round fight. >> i think you ask, you say i don't want t

newt, i'm going to draw a parallel here.elosi do the same with president trump now? >> well, look, first of all, you could make an argument that we were probably too aggressive with clinton but if you go back and you look at ken starr's report, he uses the word guilty 11 times, on 11 different topics, five of them obstruction of justice. now, if the mueller report had come out and had said trump was guilty on 11 counts, i think they would have no choice except to try to investigate and impeach. but in fact, mueller's exact opposite of ken starr. where ken starr said clinton was guilty of these things and by the way, clinton did lose his license to practice law, he did have to pay a fine, there were a lot of things wrong with what he did, but in the case of the mueller report, it says there's no collusion, there's no obstruction and by definition, how could there be obstruction if there's no crime, so after two years, $25 million, 500 witnesses, a team that was overwhelmingly democratic lawyers, not a single trump supporter o

newt gingrich will be here live talking about the oval office and what he plans on doing as he sees whathe shutdown the border, the worst comes to worst, avocados and sean spicer going to bat for the president and the pushback on the mueller report. take your time. give the attorney general at least a week. look at this video. it is shocking. home surveillance cameras catch illegal immigrants hopping the fence and cutting through a woman's backyard in mcallen, texas. that homeowner will join us live. and a new book, one of the nation's most premier stories talking about the moonshot. we went to the moon in 1969, we might be going back and rob, you could be a candidate. rob: we got to pick something up. >> we put a plaque up there saying we were here. we are going to dust it off i guess and grab something else. rob: and kick over china's satellite. appreciate it. jillian: coming right back. moving is hard. no kidding. but moving your internet and tv? that's easy. easy?! easy? easy. because now xfinity lets you transfer your service online in just about a minute with a few simple steps. re

gust newt gingrich. we hope you'll tune in. have a great night, everyone. "the ingraham angle" is next. >>> this is an ingraham angle special. 2020, a battle for the heartland and the culture. former vice president joe biden bumbles through his "view" interview today. does he have a woman problem? we'll ask our female panel. plus alan dershowitz is here for a lesson for the democrats. his analysis ahead. and since it's friday, we've got to bring you friday follies with a special guest. brian kilmeade will comment on how old is too old for a president. >>> first, the battle for suburban women is on. and if the race ends up being between donald trump and joe biden, today might have provided an opening for the president. for some context, why college educated women are thought to track closely with suburban women. trump lost this group by seven points in 2016. now biden has his own women's issues, if yo you'd like to cale and snope. he seemed oddly unprepared. >> i have to be more careful. including whether i sit down next to somebody and is not invited to sit

now a majority in the house of representatives so, you know, you have the obligation, that's what newtn the first majority in 40 years when i was in congress is once you have a majority, you have an obligation to try to work with the president, in that case, we had a president from the other party. so yes they have an obligation, but republicans have voted against goodlatt last year they look kind of two faced because they actually -- republicans had it all last year and voted down the border bill that the president supported. we wouldn't even be here today had they passed goodlatt a year ago. so both sides again the american people are sort of thumbing their nose at the united states congress because it's broken. it needs fixing, and that's what my organization issue one is all about. liz: we have seen it in the past, history here in the u.s. when for example president nixon stepped up and said enough with illegal marijuana crossing the border. mexico stepped up when nixon stepped up. mexico stepped up when reagan stepped up. what do you make of the attorney general's decision on deta

listen to newt gingrich on fox and friend talksing about this. >> putin has been sending people out toople. we're extraditing him to a courtroom. there's a huge difference. we have to constantly remind people different between dictatorships and the rule of law. >> dana: michael, what is the belief between any relationship between russia and wikileaks? >> i think we have shown here through indictments that the u.s. has put out and through intelligence community testimony on the hill that wikileaks became an element, an orchestrated instrument of the russian federation. so, we always suspected and knew that they had the united states in their sights. i think we've proven it over time. now we've taken out the ring leader here through our partnership with the u.k. this is an exciting day. if i were edward snowden, even though he's safer in moscow, i would be worried that one day my time will come as well. >> dana: emily, we just have a minute left. president obama, before he left office, basically commuted the sentence and pardoned chelsea manning, who worked in conjunction with assange to

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joining me now, rick tyler, former senior advisor to newt gingrich and ted cruz and an msnbc political and ron klain, former chief of staff to vice president joe biden. now we understand that pete buttigieg according to josh letterman on our team is negotiating for a possible town hall on fox. pretty smart. it makes you wonder why the democratic national chairman, tom perez, said no fox debates. >> i think the dnc was right not to put a debate on fox. the voters were going to pick the next democratic nominee are not watching fox and it makes sense for the dnc to bring the debates to the place where the voters are. now, if candidates -- >> but in a general election don't you want to reach out to other voters, including large audiences? >> the general election debates will be on all the networks, all the channels. if pete buttigieg and bernie sanders want to take their time and go on fox and make their case, that's something they can do. something i thought senator sanders did well last night, put in a good performance last night on fox. but i think it's a different thing for the party t

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gust newt gingrich. we hope you'll tune in. have a great night, everyone. te critics of the administration include all including a couple running for president. ♪ >> dana: hello everyone, i am dana perino, 5:00 in new york city, this is "the five" ." the battle for 2020 getting up now that joe biden has officially entered the race. president trump going on the attack against the former vice president and democratic front runner. >> he is not the brightest light bulb in the group, he is not going to be able to deal with president gee, that's a different level of energy and frankly, intelligence. >> i can't believe it, i am a young, vibrant man. i look at joe, i don't know about him. i don't know. >> dana: biden returning fire today on "the view." >> the best way to judge me is watch, c. i have the energy and the capacity. this is show me business. >> so you aren't sleepy joe? >> that is the first time i've ever been referenced that way by anyone else. >> dana: he was also asked about controversies that could hurt him in the primaries including allegations of