let's ask my panel, lisa boothe and chris hahn. is michael bloomberg talking about bringing on hillary clinton as a possible running mate. what do you think the chance of that are. >> i think the chances are zero. whoever the democratic nominee is, their running mate will have to be a big part of how they unify the different parts of the party. bloomberg and hillary are from the same part of the party. bernie sanders is more likely to choose hillary clinton than mike bloomberg. and i don't think hillary clinton is interested in being somebody's second banana. judge jeanine: lisa? what do you think? >> mike bloomberg is a manufactured candidate. it's a mirage. he's the only democratic candidate who has not been tested. he has been standing behind hundreds of millions of dollars of paid advertising contrived by consultants and pollsters and people presenting an image of him. but it's not real. we haven't seen who mike bloomberg is on a debate stage. and i think once they see mike bloomberg on the stage squared up with the rest of the

lisa boothe will join us for a fun debate with chris hahn.uys, it's that time... and nothin's happenin'. well now there's score!, from force factor, to rev your libido and maximize physical response. it's no wonder walmart offers score! in more locations than any other performance enhancer. unleash your potential in the bedroom, with score!. jeanine." coming out of iowa and new hampshire, joe biden is sinking fast. >> before he even announced he was running, i was never nervous about joe biden. he doesn't connect with. he the way donald trump does. what does it mean for the polls that are apparently so accurate. joe biden has obviously had a lot of gaffes and ground he has to make up. but i don't think he connects with people. it felt almost to me like somebody said to him, you have to be more donald trump than donald trump. yelling at people and getting angry up there. but it didn't work for joe biden. third type is not a charm for him and it won't work out. judge jeanine: you have a 78-year-old bernie sanders who is a far left progressive m

lisa boothe will join us as well as lara trump from the trump 2020 team.nd the daytona 500 is tomorrow. i spent the day at legendary speedway hang out with fans, a few drivers, and taking a spin in the pace car. i'll show you the preparations for the race tomorrow. but first my open. as the democrat clown car literally packed with b-list candidates, bernie, biden, and buttigieg and bloomberg, the rest of us watch curiously to see who the winner will be. as these democrat primaries continue, understand that you are looking at the most extreme leftist agenda america has ever witnessed. so you need to start worrying. in fact, you need to be afraid. these people don't care about you or law and order. i will say it again neese people don't care about you, your safety, civil tranquility, innocent americans, or law and order. if they did, they would support the police, law enforcement, i.c.e., border patrol, the military and all the agencies designed to protect the safety of the american citizenry. but no, these leftists openly defy the law and protect those who

live in new york tonight sarah carter, lisa booth, senator marsha blackburn will be here and we haveo much to get to, impeachment, state of union, democratic primaries and shocking new tax plan from mike bloomberg and what could be the last ever joe biden comedy segments. here is where i want to start. the senate may have voted down those articles of impeachment this week but that is not the end of the story. first up, ladies and gentlemen, let me present new articles to house speaker nancy pelosi. here they are. the articles of incompetence. article one, everything you do to try to hurt the president you hate blows up in your face. just as the senate shut down your impeachment bars, president trump's approval rating hit a record high and it is obvious why. while you spent the last three years working to reverse the will of the american people the president spent the last three years working to help the american people. the results are piling up. china trade deal, usmc eight, tax cut 2.0 and another strong jobs report on friday. more americans working earnings mining rising. article

senior fellow lisa boothe joins us for an explainer on that, hey, lisa. >> hey, tucker. >> tucker: so a democrat for 1998 parachuted in and respect of the policy platforms of the candidates come i think that person would be very confused. >> yeah, i mean probably freak out the democratic party of today. i mean, think about it tucker, the front runner of the democratic party as a socialist. something like medicare for all even in 2016 election was an extreme policy position. now, it is mainstream and part of the democratic party. even the moderates and the party, you look at someone like mayor pete who was on "fox news sunday" with chris wallace, call link or decriminalizing things like meth and heroin. watch this. >> possession should not be dealt with during incarceration. >> possession of heroin is not illegal? >> is not going to be dealt with through incarceration. >> so i mean, that is a moderate in the party. then you go back to june. and you have ten democrats on the stage raise their hands, legal and product grants should receive health care. people like elizabeth warren who ha

i'm your host kristen soltis anderson, i'm your host tony larry, i'm your host lisa booth, i'm your host david webb i think you know that by now to the democrats realize that they've been on camera and on tape since the 80's because we invented because we have seen now time and time and time again with a contradict himself when it's convenient can you not just at least if you want to run for president and have been vice president take 5 seconds to get your own story straight. i mean for the for the gather fall these 2 wars that's that's not too much to ask is that they need a candidate that can say. >> pay off big for criminal justice reform. >> from the very beginning the road to the democratic nomination for president. you have american voters in the south this is good political strategy has been used by many candidates in the past. >> today we really want is a president who's going to win on merit is going to win their qualification is going to win on being a leader for the american people luckily we already have that i'm fairly confident we're going to have it again in 2020, it's a n

lisa boothe will join us as well as lara trump from the trump 2020 team.aytona 500 is tomorrow.

we are joined by lisa booth. >> hi, tucker. >> tucker: gretchen wilmer i don't think will explain howowing more low wage foreign wokkers into michigan will help laid-off auto workers. tell me about what this could do to her career? >> you see why they chose her. she won in 2018. if michigan. -- in michigan. she won by 9% points. it's a mixed bag to comment after the state of the union response. the president's approval rating is the highest of his presidency. people are happy. it will be hard to make that argument. you can go back to the 2019 response from stacy abram. i don't think she capitalized off. democrats hope would she would run in 2020. she said she would not. she wants to be president by 2040. >> tucker: a question about tonight. do you think it's possible, you probably don't have a copy of her speech but that governor gretchen wilmer will say that putin will get alaska. is that something we will bring up? >> i don't think so. look, the challenge democrats face with president trump which things are going so well, you mentioned nancy pelosi's response. you can any back to jo

here today is fox business network anchor dagen mcdowell, fox news contributor lisa boothe, host of the evening added on the fox business network liz mcdonald. and in the center seat today, richard fowler, radio talk show host and fox news contributor. we are going to get to reaction on the couch in just a moment but first i want to go to matt who is outside their home, matt. >> at any moment, they are set to hold what they are calling homecoming press conference here at their chicago house. as they begin speaking i will be quiet and toss it over to them, the first time the couple couple mutually addresses the world since nearly eight years ago. the former governor was released from federal present and took flight home from chicago. insisted he was innocent of corruption charges and still insists that as he exits prison, saying he did not break any laws and that the charges were "routine politics." blagojevich says he is not democrat but a trumpocrat and is thinking the president. >> my fellow democrats have been very unkind to him and what he did was i think something that deserves a g

the panel set to debate what tonight's results mean, fox news contributor jessica tarlov, and lisa boother. chris stirewalt. hi, guys, how's is it going question? it as official bernie is doing his thing. we keep hearing this either these two different lanes, buttigieg, biden,, klobuchar but "the washington post" an in the moderate lane. interesting piece, pete would adjudge a moderate championing far left policies and he emerged as theer front runner in the presidential race as a middle-of-the-road liberal, but his policieses including mere unlimited abortion rights with spending plans to make former pr blush. don't fit in the moderate lane. n >> no, the buttigieg is a can -- chameleon. he will shift to his policies. he is like -- you know how he's like obama? he will do whatever is clever. he will do whatever will get him where he wants to be. buttigieg is no hard line -- a former mckinsey consultant with sharp interest in being the next president of the united states. he will say and do what is necessary to make that happen. >> shannon: as they decide on who their nominee will be, yaho

lisa boothe, syndicated radio host and fox news channel contributor leslie marshall. and in the center seat today, opinion editor for "the washington times" and a fox news contributor. the amazing thing about this story is it isn't about a sentencing recommendation, they don't have the power -- the judge is going to decide what he or she is going to decide, it's just a recommendation. >> charlie: i don't know what nancy pelosi is talking about, i haven't known what she's talking about for some time now. the idea that president trump isn't allowed to have a public opinion about some thing like this and thirdly, from the beginning this has been a political prosecution, the only reason roger stone was indicted is because of his involvement with president trump. that is by definition a political prosecution. i don't dispute that. just like paul manafort but the bottom line is, if it hadn't been for their involvement, someone who got involved in politics and wound up winning the presidency -- >> melissa: i never understand that point, though. >> charlie: that's fine but we

here today's harris faulkner, fox news contributor lisa boothe is here as well, executive director of the serve america pac, fox news contributor marie harf and in the center seat, david webb, a host "reality check" on fox nation and sirius xm radio host and he is "outnumbered." this primary -- you're doing it well. this primary reminds me a lot of the one that we saw last time around, feels very much like that panic around president trump, if he becomes the nominee he can't possibly win the general. i wonder if bernie is not a whole lot more dangerous than people are giving him credit for being. >> david: a week ago on this channel someone told me they have two front runners, they have a split party. they actually have the bloomberg effort and the bernie sanders effort. joe biden is irrelevant to this, he's gone, is not going to work. bloomberg who has been allocating capital for a number of years, the midterm elections, access into the delegates, setting up his organization, actually committing a hostile takeover. look at this, it's a hostile takeover of the dnc, 106,500, three chec

fox news contributor's jessica tarlov and lisa boothe and political editor chris stirewalt.al, bernie is doing his thing and we keep hearing there are two different lanes. we have the more moderate lane and "the washington times" had an interesting piece. pete buttigieg runs moderately well championing far left policies. he runs as a middle-of-the-road liberal but his policies including unlimited abortion rights and the spending plans that could make former president barack obama blushed don't always fit neatly into the moderate lane and they tipped her several other things. is he more bernie than biden? >> no. buttigieg is a chameleon, he is going to shift his policies -- you know how he's like obama? he's going to do whatever is clever, he's going to do whatever he thinks will get him where he wants to be. buttigieg is no hard line ideologue, he's a former mckinsey consultant who has a sharp interest in paying the next president and the united states and he's going to say and do what he thinks is necessary to make that happen. >> shannon: as they decide on who the nominee

fox news contributor lisa boothe, fox business network anchor dagen mcdowell and in the center seat, fox news political analyst, cohost of "the five," juan williams sat next to him of the super bowl, i was quite loud. good to see you. >> juan: you are enthusiastic and your team won. >> lisa: i think there might've been a mistake with the color wheel. >> harris: it is where red day and also the chief scholar. >> melissa: heart health awareness. >> harris: you got it. so juan williams, joe biden, tell me can you do a reset after a contest, why is it mattering to joe biden what happened in iowa? >> juan: i think it's more about what happens tonight on the debate stage new hampshire. i don't think that joe biden's campaign really wanted to campaign initially in iowa, it was clear that iowa was going to have tremendous impact media wide that said you better get out there. better do something when i think similarly tonight in new hampshire, he has got to start delineating himself very clearly from pete buttigieg and from bernie sanders. we see pete buttigieg it was said the mayor of a smal

here today, fox news contributor lisa boothe, fox news contributor jessica tarlov, host of "the eveningt it" elizabeth macdonald and in the center seat today, fox analyst and natn host, lawrence jones. use our "outnumbered." >> lawrene>> hello, ladies, thar having me. let's get to the michael bloomberg comments about farme farmers, he's reinforcing a narrative that some people in the republican party and conservatives have certainly heard and felt from democrats in the last decade. >> lawrence: you really can't apologize, this is not something where you say, i've gotten more information -- this is how he truly feels, just like how he felt about stop and frisk. i think there's a problem because he's not willing to go on the record and defend these ideas. they can't spin this, there is no way of spinning this information, i also think it shows you -- i mean, they are gunning for him, it's very clear to other candidates as well but all of this stuff is just magically appearing. >> dagen: we don't know where it's coming from, is totally possible that it's coming from somebody associated wit

joining us, lisa boothe, 2020 senior advisor, mercedes schla mercedes schlapp. >> i think we all hadw. >> sean: is like that every day. >> of course it is. in megan's defense. has the democratic party given anybody a reason to vote for democrats right now. if you're looking specifically at mike bloomberg, i mean, what's his message? what is he running on? >> sean: broad sweeping generalizations about minorities and farmers need more gray matter and it's easy to be a farmer, i could teach you to be a farmer in seconds. >> so here's the challenge for democrats right now. you see them desperately scrambling for a bernie sanders alternative, because bernie sanders is the only one who's been consistently pulling at the top. you've seen these flavors of the week. pete buttigieg and then it was amy global char during new hampshire new hampshire. now it's mike bloomberg and he is the only candidate -- he's completely untested. he's not even completed yet, he's not been on a debate stage, he hasn't won a single delegate and he's been hiding behind this manufactured version of himself, hundred

brian: let me give a proper introduction lisa booth and kristen soltis anderson.s that bad news. >> great news for us that are political junkies and love to walch this stuff. fireworks and exciting. bad news for the democratic party. if they don't have a nominee headed into the convention it. means it will be harder for the eventual nominee to build the kind of big campaign machine that they will need to take on donald trump in the fall. brian: so you need 1990 delegates to do it, lisa. steve: right. brian brian a lot of momentum. in july a coronation. why not make that contest. >> the challenge though is if you don't have a defined nominee heading into the convention. look, if it's not bernie. but he has a plurality of delegates. can you easily see how his people maybe stay home. perhaps they turn out for president trump. we saw in 2016 one in 10 bernie supporters ended up voting for president trump in the general election. that's a challenge for democrats. they are going want a consensus and behind their eventual nominee. especially whether you have someone like

lisa booth last night on the ingram angle. >> bernie sanders is the toughest candidate for president trump to face in the general election. he will be the democratic nominee. he's got that message. i think that it could appeal to the forgotten man and woman that president trump was able to appeal to. i've heard a lot of republicans acting like somehow this is going to be an easy race against bernie sanders. it will not be. leland: thoughts? >> i'll give you a couple. first, i think that's an a-- astute observation, you would think that the culinary union would be up in arms, but brought up that they don't want their health care taken away. bernie is it the guy to take away the health care and he's up by double digits in that race and even with the poll coming out with 1,000 respondents to the poll he's got a lot of people behind him and the question, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, ohio, a lot of those people are going to say to themselves, my economy is pretty good and bernie is a little too much to me. they can take this election, i do believe that trump against bernie can still

charlie kirk, lisa booth among others, have all been warning republicans be careful what you wish for. bernie sanders is the biggest threat to president trump winning a second term. you don't seem to agree with that. >> well, the polls don't seem to agree with that. if you look at 538's projectionings, look at a whole host of university projections, whether it's george washington university, richmond university it's a landslide if president trump stands off with bernie sanders. it terrifies who would have thought we'd be here in 2020. trump would win at least 380 electoral votes, i don't think it will be close, leland. i really don't. leland: there are a lot of democrats in 2016 didn't think it would be close if donald trump was the nominee against hillary clinton. a lot of democrats were salivating over the idea of running against donald trump. is there a little hubris from republicans in this. you'd rather have-- if the choice is between joe biden and bernie sanders you'd rather have joe biden as president. might you have to be careful what you wish for here? >> that's a good point.

charles: joining me, fox news contributor lisa booth. sa, tulsi's message not getting through the democrats certainly, the idea of -- because of unifying all americans because they have focused on trump hatred. >> right. charles: i think it's really backfiring on them, this idea of anyone but trump, because when they say anyone or any record, they may have to live up to some embarrassing stuff. >> the question is going to be not about unifying the country but can they unify the party. you look right mou -- charles: that's what elizabeth warren is saying she wants to do. >> that's not happening right now. look, you have bernie sanders who is essentially the frontrunner of the democratic primary so far, and the establishment democrats are desperately trying to search for who is going to be the alternative. we see that with bloomberg, who recently got some congressional endorsements, he's being talked up right now because democrats are terrified of the prospect of bernie sanders being their nominee. charles: they are also terrified, for inst

. >> ed: for more on this let's bring in our a-team on the ground with us jessica tarlov and lisa boothews contributors. lisa, did he steal thunder from the democrats last night? big crowd. >> look, this is smart strategy. he did the same thing in iowa, held a rally before the iowa caucuses. it serves a couple purposes. one it sucks up the oxygen. gets media attention when democrats want the focus to be on the primary process. those are general election state. iowa went to president obama twice in 2008 and 2012. president trump brought it back into republican column in 2016. new hampshire he only lost by .4%. new hampshire could be a tiebreaker depending how close the electoral college is in the general election. it is a smart strategy. >> sandra: he landed and went to that rally and he said his goal was to shake things up for democrats on the ground. did he? >> he certainly gave people who are supporting him and independents considering it a show, right? this week is being the second in the nation and getting out there and making sure your vote counts and wants the other option represen

tom bevan, lisa boothe and david burstein founder of run for america.ing about michael bloomberg and his rise and potentially seeing him on the debate stage and what it might look like. >> i think he will look terrible. i've been saying this for a couple weeks now. all we've seen from him is this manufactured version of michael bloomberg. anyone at this table would look phenomenal if you had hundreds of millions of dollars spent on your behalf put together by pollsters and campaign consultants. any time we've seen the unfiltered version of him which we have in recent days, whether the comments about farmers, whether talking about how three is this cohort of black and latino males who don't know how to behave in the workforce. comments about stop and frisk. his challenge when you see the unfiltered version and not the manufactured version. >> we'll see. the bad news for michael bloomberg is he will get it from left and right. he will have bernie sanders attacking him for trying to buy the election and get it from klobuchar and buttigieg on the right for

and rachel campos-duffy was one of my saviors, nicole saphier and lisa booth were writing me and givingps. don't worry when this came to nursing and all sorts of stuff. this place really has been such a family. i have milled it so much. i have been weighing on at home. pete: you have. jedediah: through the tv i have been shouting at you. pete: i feel like i could hear you or texting me as well. jedediah: so glad i am here first day back. dean: extremely happy to be here. do you feel like a different person. jedediah: i feel like a fuller person. almost like you are in the wizard of oz and everything is in black and white and open the door and everything is in color. that's what a baby brings to the world. i got superman on my first day. pete: bearranged it. dean: well done. pete: great to have you and talk about having you back throughout the program. we also have a couple of big stories. polls set to open in just under an hour in south carolina for the final primary before super tuesday. we are going to check in with griff jenkins for a live report. dean: but, first, we start with a ma

. >> ed: joining us notify jessica tarlov and lisa boothe. >> i was looking at the wrong camera. >> edto new hampshire. jessica first. when susan collins at the end of the impeachment trial. i think he learned a lesson. now we see the roger stone case. >> the roger stone case the four doj prosecutors who resigned over this. doj violence on violence. they had written a recommendation, roger stone obstructed congress and lied under oath and did witness tampering. because the president is upset about it suddenly we have to assume it went to a.g. barr who overruled his own department on it. susan collins who is deeply disappointed all the time or worried, however she wants to phrase it and then ends up getting online should be embarrassed about this. lisa murcowski should be. this is what happens when president trump is given the leeway to do whatever he wants with reckless abandon and it is concerning looking ahead to a potential likely second term four more years of this when he doesn't need to think about reelection at the end of it. >> sandra: she was referring back pelosi in her tweet