yes this new debate even featured yet another round of this year's now infamous gabbert vs the hair a side bar brawl when maris went after gabrielle apparently while record voile record of talking to people she disagrees with. it's unfortunate that we have someone on the stage who is attempting to be the democratic nominee for president the united states during the obama administration spent 4 years full time on fox news criticizing president obama that's already been a soldier that's what it's about. criticizing people on this stage affiliated with the democratic party when donald trump was elected not even sworn in buddied up to steve bannon to get a meeting with donald trump in the trump tower fails to call a war criminal by what he is as a war criminal and then spends full time during the course of this campaign again criticizing the democratic party. yes yes. gabbert should be calling out war criminals when she sees them and thankfully she can see a whole lot of them in her very own democratic party yes who can forget the great clinton kissinger friend the past 2016 you remember

gabbert should be calling out war criminals when she sees them and thankfully she can see a whole lot of them in her very own democratic party yes who can forget the great clinton kissinger from the past 2016 you remember that one or criminals so today let's dive into the latest democratic debate and take one step closer to finding out just who could be the next corporate approved president of the united states. but if. you. like you know that i got. one of them on watching the irrelevant turn today we bring you our annual thursday panels of power in this week features r.t. america correspondent out of canada alex mahela bit the host of the big picture holland cook r.t. america correspondent rachel blevins and our 2 americas sports producer jim thank you all 4 of you for coming i actually want to start with you alex because you do not reside here in the u.s. so you actually have a very i'm always curious to get that outsider's perspective whenever we have these debates what is your take on this round of the debates featuring the democratic candidates for president. i think harrison bo

and what's fascinating about this is that if you look at the polling tosa gabbert is not polling very high she gets no time from the media she barely gets into debates they help her out of one completely because they kept changing the rules for polling so gabbert is not a huge threat and it tells you something about the movement behind her not just her but against people like ron paul when he ran. behind president trump right now there is a nasa of swell of people in this country who know that this is a sham and they know that these agencies are not looking out for their interests they are serving the power of the people they are the greatest threat to democracy in this country and that is what needs we push back against what's going to be fascinating is what happens if trump becomes reelected that is their worst nightmare do you know remove the cia and f.b.i. agents who have any contact with the white house or the administration you have to because they're spying on every single thing he does. and trying to turn it into a crime a high crime or misdemeanor yeah you know critter i'm go

she talked about tulsa gabbert is a in the washington post this ardning saying, ask gabb supporters why they are diehard for her. that the united states get out of the business of polg es such as the right to not be spied on by the national security agency, authenticity, and integrity also comes up and also citing her tours of duty in the middle east. she is still active in the national guard. made references to her frequent appearances on fox news, meeting with president-elect trump in 2016, and her more criticize meeting sad andsident al-as refusing to call him a war criminal. james, hello. caller: hi. i think i like bernie sanders.

wars say it wasn't worth it in 2016 trying to gain traction for doubting foreign adventures today gabbert is doing the same why are the elite out of touch. cross talking and ending wars i'm joined by my guest daniel shaw in new york he is a professor of latin american and caribbean studies at city university of new york and but that is that we have peter because nick he is a professor of history and director of the nuclear studies institute at american university as well as co-author with all of her stone of the untold history of the united states and in washington we cross to camp he is the host and head writer of the comedy new show redacted tonight on our t.v. america all right so i mean crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate let's go to bethesda peter i think that all of us would agree and our audience that it's why. unlikely that we would ever compared to donald trump ok they're very very different but they do have one commonality and it's an attitude towards foreign adventures now donald trump has not been able to do much about his

think he'd be frightened much more frightened of a tools he gathered and it is i do think towsley gabbert is the one candidate in the democratic field who could defeat donald trump. you know she's a young woman a veteran very articulate offers. real change in her orientation towards foreign policy for instance and while she has opposed donald trump and sometimes quite harshly she hasn't done it in a way that i think would turn oh turn off a lot of trump voters independent voters. and even democrats who may have strayed to trump in the past where is bernie sanders has run a somewhat more negative campaign i believe than he did in 2016. by calling donald trump incessantly a racist and a massage an ist and the most corrupt politician ever it has a way of. vilifying him of deterring any kind of real discussion open discussion about trump's actual policies and i think it it's kind of akin to hillary clinton calling his voters deplorable i think he's much stronger when he he's more positive and tries to be a unifying figure and i do think towsley gabbert has done a good job of that although wit

much stronger when he he's more positive and tries to be a unifying figure and i do think towsley gabbert has done a good job of that although within the democratic party obviously they're very powerful forces that are stacked against her jim get over thank you. thank you after the break peace talks on the noble humanitarian crisis in the world's newest nation but how come south sudan as most of the oil of what was once a united said and we also the u.n. about the country create jobs through the lobbying of london and george clooney all the small coming up but to have going underground. to. join me every thursday on the alex simon short and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. young elephants have come to us soft. especially brutal bulging incidence because sadly the baby elephants often do see their mother as the need be killed but also be cut off and. i do believe the elephant smiled i see it's a nice little once the home patient expression changes. the . # little. welcome back today marks the un international day for the

vulnerable and i think that's why there's so much support growing to reform the system so toasty gabbert one of the presidential candidates has a good bill. that would require paper ballots at least for backups i believe in open source software on the electronic voting machines and even president trump has called for paper ballots as of late wasserman schultz is still being propped up here by some very wealthy corporate interests. excuse me she is raised an awful lot of money from this corporate interests we get folks who want to run against her all the time but really we need to have some transparent and verifiable elections i think before anyone can defeat an incumbent who's as crooked as debbie wassermann schultz tell me about the ballot box bunning because far from being on the back foot reports sent in the miami herald saying actually was a mint juleps the is already trying to lead the house appropriations committee from 2020. i saw that you know the corporate media i think is very much bought off by wasserman schultz that got very cozy relations and they're doing all they can to re

he's much stronger when he he's more positive and tries to be a unifying figure and i do think tosi gabbert has done a good job of that although within the democratic party obviously there are very powerful forces that are stacked against her i'm going to thank you thank you after the break peace talks and another humanitarian crisis in the world's newest nation but how come south sudan has most of the oil of what was once a united sit on the u.n. about the country through the lobbying of london and george clooney all the civil coming up but to have going on the ground. there are. a lot. ah ha ha. look at your dollar bill that says a federal reserve no no if you look that up in best a pedia it'll tell you it's debt debt is a no right they're not creating this stock has nothing to do with money it's created is formaldehyde it's monetary formaldehyde and they're trying to and they're complaining that the corpses of great and they just are failing to acknowledge that the global economy died in 2008 all stop. this is a story about what happens auster a stray bullet kills a young girl in the str

he's much stronger when he he's more positive and tries to be a unifying figure and i do think tosi gabbert has done a good job of that although within the democratic party obviously they're very powerful forces that are stacked against her him going to thank you. thank you after the break peace talks and another humanitarian crisis in the world's newest nation but how come south sudan as most of the oil of what was once the united sit on we ask the u.n. about the country created through the lobbying of london and george clooney all the smoke coming up but to have going underground. you know world of big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. who still got us into a tirade indeed let's move to conclude. on campaign finance a cool little rico difficult to descri

bill tulsi gabbert is saying no more regime change wars. both tulsi gabbert is saying no more regime change wars now that's a certain has a certain resonance among americans. now that's a certain has a certain resonance among americans. who defends her were involved you know who shows how who and who defends her were all involved you know who shows how clinton is sort of going off the gun off the deep end ok so that's one charge against him to sort of gone off the gun off the deep end ok so that's one charge against him. i think stepping back here you have to go back to the old bible here king i think stepping back here you have to go back to the old bible here king about those are from babylon who is who saw the handwriting on the wall houses are from babylon who is who saw the handwriting on the wall right well the handwriting on the wall in this case is meant to show people write well the handwriting on the wall in this case is meant to show people like women paul and those who had the lake to him important people like woman paul and tho

gabbert or you know in the instance of journalism accidents to people like tolls that gabbert or you know in the instance of journalism max blumenthal and the message is clear to them if you want to move up if you want to get that 10 or 12000000 thoughts and the message is clear to them if you want to move on. if you want to get that 10 or $12000000.00 a year you got to be like rachel maddow and you got to scream russia play in dollars a year you got to be like rachel maddow and you got to scream russia and putin 10 times you know every every 5 minutes and if you want to lose your job and go to 10 times you know every every 5 minutes and if you want to lose your job and go to jail you're like max lu and also the message is being sent to these people and it's clear jail you're like max lu and also the message is being sent to these people and it's clear this is about to change what i call you know what i consider a total change in here this is about to change what i call you know what i consider a total change in american media where they have pretty much they don't have to get any me

yes this new debate even featured yet another round of this year's now infamous gabbert vs the hair a side bar brawl when maris went after gabbers apparently while record while record talking to people she disagrees with. it's unfortunate that we have someone on the stage who is attempting to be the democratic nominee for president the united states during the obama administration spent 4 years full time on fox news criticizing president obama who has been a soldier that's what it's about. criticizing people on this stage affiliated with the democratic party when donald trump was elected not even sworn in buddied up to steve bannon to get a meeting with donald trump in the trump tower fails to call a war criminal by what he is as a war criminal and then spends full time during the course of this campaign again criticizing the democratic party. yes yes. campbell gabbert should be calling out war criminals when she sees them and thankfully she can see a whole lot of them in her very own democratic party yes who can forget the great clinton kissinger friend passed in 2016 you remember th

gabbert should be calling out war criminals when she sees them and thankfully she can see a whole lot of them in her very own democratic party yes who can forget the great clinton kissinger from the past 2016 you remember that one or criminals so it's an eye let's dive into the latest democratic debate and take one step closer to finding out just who could be the next corporate approved president the united states.

. >> senator kamala harris lashed back at gabbert after what she described as the rot in her own partyour democratic party, unfortunately, is not the party by and for the people. >> i think it's unfortunate we have someone on the stage who is ait tempting to be the democratic nominee for president of the united states who during the obama administration spent four years, full time on fox news criticizing president obama. that's why i said full time criticizing people on this stage as affiliated with the democratic party ewhen donald trump was elected, not even sworn in, budied up to steve bannon to get a meeting with donald trump. >> what senator harris is doing is unfortunately continuing to traffic in lies and smears and innuend innuendos because she cannot challenge the leadership and the change i am seeking to bring. >> joe biden though reinforcing his reputation as a gas machine on stopping violence against women. >> no man has a right to raise a hand to a woman in anger other than self defense and that rarely ever occurs. so we have to changing the can culture and keep punching i

remember, congresswoman tulsi gabbert or businessman andrew yang, gabbert, while she's been on the nationalfor a couple of years, she's still not a household name. bloomberg is. there's "bloomberg news" and bloomberg meade yachl he already has that going for him. once he starts rolling out particular policy platforms, that could change. >>> let's talk about former governor of massachusetts, patrick duvall. he's not going to be on the debate stage. the threshold for the december debate is 4% -- i've got it here. 4% in four national early state polls and 6% in two early states. the candidates will likely have to compete with the impeachment hearings that we're seeing next week and throughout the next couple of weeks. what's the path for govern patrick with this mid november? >> governor patrick is the former governor of massachusetts, so he has high name recognition in new england. that automatically makes me believe he'll make an impact in the primary. he filed right on the deadline last friday. it will be interesting to see if he helps elizabeth warren in that state or hurts joe biden. that

that's followed by no labels, hosting 2020 residential candidates percy gabbert, john delaney, bill weld, and marianne williamson in new hampshire. and later, what to expect when public hearings begin as part of the house impeachment inquiry. trump,ehalf of president vice president mike pence traveled to the new hampshire state house today to file paperwork for the states presidential primary held in february. he met with supporters and took questions from reporters before heading to the politics and eggs event, where he talked about the trump administration's agenda. [inaudible] >> it is an awesome pleasure and honor. vice president pence: we've heard a lot about you. >> we're excited to have you. pence: what a pleasure, nice to meet you. what a special place. great to meet you. >> welcome. bienvenido. [laughter] vice pres. pence: nicholas, good to meet you. >> so, i would like to show you, the president did visit us and got his picture taken care. -- taken here. we have beneficial presidential pennant. i don't think i've ever had a sitting vice president get the chance to sign. we woul

this case against the president and pushing it against biden itself. >> how do they talk up tulse gabbert they're actually pushing her and pushing her content, talking about her more than you would see typically in the u.s. audience base. for russia, what she says is perfect for what they want americans to hear. she is pushing against the established democratic party. she's been over to iraq. she is saying that the u.s. should withdraw from foreign battlefields. she eluded that president trump was backing al-qaeda in syria, which is pretty crazy statement to make. so all of these things, her position on syria, visiting assad, these are things russia wants and supports. >> we are not done. in fact, we are just starting this conversation with you because we've got a long year ahead. please promise to come back and continue talking to us. >> i will. and ron is up next. we'll do a very similar analysis and we'll talk about president trump and the republican candidates using the same exact metrics as well. >> fantastic. not fantastic, but you know what i mean. thank you so much for coming on.

they love war at the same like the trump opposition parties in america are the war party as told to gabbertas describe them and this is just not the way it works within the human spirit.

say it wasn't worth it in 2016 trying to gain traction for doubting foreign adventures today told c gabbert is doing the same why are the elites someone of. you know world of big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made history media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. welcome back and friends the clash between secularism and religion has sparked another feud that after a local retirement home shut its doors on an elderly catholic nun for not keeping her religion to herself reports. a nun from eastern france had been learning how to hold more than 70 if he didn't plan on changing that when he decided to cash in her retirement plan and move into a nursing home that didn't happen because the facility refused to provide her with it services because she in turn refused to take off her religious clothing and that hasn't gon

wasn't worth it in 2016 trying to gain traction for doubting foreign adventures could a poll say gabbert is doing the same why are the elites somewhat of. it. is a tense situation in venezuela is still all over the news the problem in venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented but that socialism has been faithfully implemented from the inside venezuela things look different we're going to announce sanctions against petroleum to venezuela associate the. famous will that have a son of a moment is. that absent that critical data to see on the path to the magic of the moment the focus of the who story isn't new makes him cold in henry kissinger to tell him that it would not be tolerated that in latin america. an alternative economic and social system could take hold and therefore the policy would be to make the chilean economy scream so wants now making the economy of venezuela scream. i have concerns about new technologies and i think society should be right and i try to help them get gauged in those concerns. but we also should have concerns about doing nothing doing nothi

they love war in the same like the trump opposition parties in america are the war party as told to gabbert as describe them and this is just not the way it works within the human spirit and the human d.n.a. we want to treat and we want to be transparent that's our nature.

because they love war at the same like the trump opposition parties in america are the war party tulsa gabbert has described them and this is just not the way it works within the human spirit and the human d.n.a. we want to tree we want to be transparent that's our nature our nature also does get restricted by maff and usually declining empire does not like globalization so much because they no longer when america is no longer winning back in the late late 1800 and early 1900 of course the united kingdom was a great empire and it started to lose the trade. global trade didn't favor them as much as it was favoring others so i think china definitely wants globalization because they're the rising power they like trumps bluntness whether or not you yourself or anybody in the audience or any voter likes trump or not what i'm saying is that he keeps tweeting he's signaling not only to his potential voters but also to the chinese negotiators that he's easy to read at the poker table that is global trade because these are the. and they're used to dealing with this honest politicians everywhere around

dumped into the military and if anyone questions it it did their call right hillary clinton called gabbert a russian asset that is completely not allowed to question our military industrial complex and if you are you are pushed out by the 2 corporate parties you are you are purged from them like something they needed to vomit up because you dared question these things and as you mentioned earlier in the few instances that donald trump has tried to do something that was against war against death against our military such as withdraw troops or peace with north korea he is shut down and you know that is not to say he's done kind of dove. that obama dropped 26000 drone bombs his final year in office and with under trumpet went up to 40000 a year or so he has no dog it's a bomb every 12 minutes you know there's blood on all of our hands as americans and but in those few instances where he does seem like he has some desire to create peace or to limit war he is completely shut down and it raises the question have we seen basically a soft coup in terms of foreign policy if it's completely run by o

colorado all thoughtful serious experienced people won't be in this next set of debates but also gabbert and andrea and we'll be right and i think that so the question will be is that do democrats really give this new group kind of a look and will race open up a little bit from sort of the very static race that we've had over the last several months you know you're not an independent either you're a help with your day you know and i really appreciate you joining us today but i want to ask you you know as you look at i interviewed vice president biden in 2016 and he made a comment which i still hear ringing in my head today said you know the democratic party had become a party of snobs and he saw this before the donald trump victory over hillary clinton he said that had become a party of snobs and left a lot of people behind your republican now and i'm interested in as you look at your own political dashboard why are you a republican and did joe biden's admonition about the party have something to do with that so no nothing that joe biden is doing me being a republican but i will say that

except for the fact that we got to see some fun stuff everyone decided to take it take their shots at gabbertinally which i thought was kind of find kelsey >>cory booker turn for took on joe biden at one point that's the i mean than people. >>but judge let the second to be an early that orange he's got his head his little one-liners against joe trying to make him seem like is uncool and out of touch and it hasn't done anything to to support south carolina. it's not going to do anything here. it's just a way for corey's he was saying keeping him that it's debate. well, you know about you know when we talk about corey, i think you said something tonight that will probably go on notice. >>when senator elizabeth warren was talking about her wealth tax plan. he actually responded and said we can't just tax our way out of everything and i think he was making the point that you know every time we have a new short arise we can does have a new tax side. so he said you know we should actually create opportunities entrepreneurship opportunities for members of the community to actually engage and i think

gabbert has consistently denied any interest in a third-party run. tucker?gabbard and putin 2020. trace gallagher, good to see you. 's hillary clinton next? and by the way, why wouldn't she jump in? everyone else has. richard goodstein a former advisor to both clinton's, and he joins us tonight. you just heard hillary say it. many, many people are putting very, very intense pressure on hillary clinton to run for president. basically, they are demanding she run. are you one of the people demanding? >> so, i'm just surprised fox news hasn't come up with a poll showing her way ahead. how would that be for the ratings for fox news, that hillary clinton -- >> tucker: this is something we are not manufacturing. >> i agree. >> tucker: i have a preference for the new and interesting, she falls in either of those categories. i would be happy to never utter the phrase "hillary clinton" again, because i think she is singularly uninteresting and banal. but she is touting herself, that suggests the field, she believes, is inadequate. >> i actually don't think she is tout

day will be a red line and these people will not be allowed to enter their gabbert elaborated men started played by the security forces to stop people doubling their grandma droned the city the situation.

elsie gabbert and every single candidate running for president understands that it is not about them, but something much bigger, which is the strengthening and preservation of our democracy. >> did you say you talked to her campaign after the clinton comments? >> we spoke to every campaign last week regarding the pledge and every campaign took that pledge and took it with enthusiasm. >> [inaudible] yes, absolutely. we have reached the end of our hour. i hope you come again. and last year you were sat when i mentioned the patriots, but now i think -- -- you are a better team than i. >> yes, but now they are 6-2. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> house intelligence committee chair adam schiff gave an update today on the impeachment inquiry hearings. he tweeted "next week, the house intelligence committee holds its first open hearings as part of the impeachment inquiries. on wednesday, november 13, 2019, we will tear william ta