joe biden clearly gets it.stion does he understand the depth of it, does he have the team to do it? he has spoken in recent days as senator sanders was debating what to do, about being a bridge, the bridge to a younger generation of democrats. the question, he has a big choice. he's now starting the vetting process for a vice presidential pick. that could be one way to reach out to the sanders base. there's the sanders people, including alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york, who has been quite critical of joe biden and what he represents. how does he, and maybe the flip side is elizabeth warren, who has been much more complimentary, how does he find a way with progressive democrats to say i get it. we may not agree on everything, but my door is open. you will be at the table. >> let's be clear. there is, i think it's fair to say, a minority of sanders supporters who joe biden will never get. you know, as we were going through the process, i was texting with somebody who was a bernie sanders delegate in 2016 who

cross talking joe biden i'm joined by my guest jan kearns in new york she is a g.o.p. strategist contributor to the daily caller as well as founder of women for a great america in washington we have jason nichols he's a democratic political strategist also in washington we cross to walter some a lot of he is a answer coalition organizer or across the rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate jen let me go to you 1st i mean i said in my introduction here i mean you know you have you have a lot of gaffes coming from joe biden and he's been known for it ok it's not you know all of a sudden but the intensity of them are is mounting and that maybe just because of the media's watching more closely i'm trying to be really fair here but we i think we have every right to know about the mental facilities the capabilities of someone that is running for the highest office in the land i mean how do you come out on this go ahead john. well i agree i said last tuesday on super tuesday that the good news was for joe biden he won the primaries

and drawing joe biden to the left. that will be a fascinating development as you get toward him accepting the nomination. >> melissa: i wonder how joe biden takes the narrative. we so i'm doing interviews, i think it was last weekend. the clips that went out, they had a lot of nonsensical answers. where you were trying to figure out where he was going or what he was trying to say. he had this phone call with president trump, they didn't reveal a lot about what was sa said. at this point we are so focused -- and rightly so -- on this pandemic and getting through it, and the economic challenge, that this is the first time we've done -- especially lead with -- a political story in a very long time. i'm just wondering, how does joe biden get attention back on him? >> expect funding, outside groups to start running a lot of ads about joe biden. it's already started. i've seen a couple. expect there to be a real effort to spend now, to kind of shore them up. this primary race is over. think about how long we spent looking at

to buy biden's house. ischemic >> harris: so it don't like so much information there, i'm going to jump to the panel. the power panel now. jason meister, member of the trump 2020 campaign advisory board. scott bolden, former washington, d.c., democratic party chairman, and former chair of the national bar association pack. great to see both. scott, i'm going to start with you. the candidate on your side of the aisle, you formally a litigator. what would you ask joe biden at this point? speak on the former sex crimes prosecutor, as well. what i would ask him, he has answered already. he has denied the allegations. with the women's group won't want them to do, but they want him to do is address it more fully. from a political standpoint, that's up to him and his advisors, whether they want to go further down that road. it's a 30-year-old allegation. it's been denied. you look for corroboration in these cases, and what we know from witnesses, the corroboration has been somewhat inconsistent. the difference be

that included joe biden. more on the justice department case against lieutenant-general general michael flynn. it is eroding and eroding fast. the mystery of the whereabouts of north korean leader kim jong-un. he has not been seen in weeks. thank you for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. this is "the evening edit" and it starts right now. elizabeth: all right. let's welcome republican representative greg stuebe. thanks for coming on, sir. >> thanks for having me. elizabeth: where, how come the house democrats are not coming back to work yet? states are opening up. businesses want to open up. senate is coming back to work. why is nancy pelosi's house-led democrats not get being back to work yet? >> that is a great question, we were supposed to be up there we were told may 4th. everybody started making plans, suddenly the democrats didn't want to do that. because i don't know of stay-at-home order in virginia and d.c. or didn't think all the things through, with committee rooms and meeting with social distan

well i agree i said last tuesday on super tuesday that the good news was for joe biden he won the primaries and i also said at the same time the bad news is he won the primaries and that the spotlight would soon be getting super hot on him and his numerous gaffes i mean this is a man who wakes up and on a daily basis is not too sure what state he zen he mistakenly called his wife his sister last week and the list of gaffes really go on and on and on and luckily there are always video cameras around to to record those and you're very right peter they have hawker see from the left is rich here because they began calling president trump then candidate trump crazy in june of 2015 shortly after his announcement here in new york city that he wanted to run for president of the united states and that is something that continued through his inauguration in january of 2017 and really has continued through the entire impeachment investigation you know talking about his mental faculties talking about his fitness to be president and other mental health issues and so you know what's good for the goose is

are considered i'm peter lavelle do you believe in miracles which seems democrats do after the joe biden surge on super tuesday for them to fear of the bernie sanders candidate may now be contained however this is far from over taking on trump will be no easy task. crosstalk in the war on bernie i'm joined by my guess ronnie a colleague in beirut she is a producer and host in the now in new york we have lionel he is a legal and media analyst also in new york we have he is a contributing editor at black agenda report and co-author of american exceptionalism and american innocence a people's history of fake news from the revolutionary war to the war on terror right crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated let's go to beirut 1st rania i feel like after super tuesday looking at the corporate media that you know the whole lot of gaslighting going on it's already a foregone conclusion bernie's out here and james carville says he should step up step down and leave the campaign but you know for a very long time joe biden had that position but

computer labelle after a lackluster primary democrats and their media friends have decided on joe biden as their party nominee is the electable will the progressives fall in line with his job offering voters and will the d.n.c. experienced buyer's remorse come november. ross knocking joe biden and the democrats i'm joined by my guest richard goodstein an old bridge he is a democratic strategist and a former adviser to bill and hillary clinton and in new york i'm joined by how when she was in city she is in american journalist with r.t. her writings are collected at helen of destroying dot com or across liberals in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it let me go to you 1st. i know you have to tell me you're really super excited about joe biden is your nominee right i mean really ok because you're part of the. peter i am super excited when i look at the polls and i see that the american people have come to their senses i guess you know i'm not donald trump's biggest fan and when i see. notwithstanding the fact that there is this usual rally around the

tara reade, liz, is now saying i want the biden library to release all of his, biden's staff recordsas senator for 36 years. tara reade is saying it will show her complaint against biden, the reason why she left, you know, stopped working for him, potentially also will show other potential complaints against joe biden. that is what tara reade is saying. the. >> what is the standard? applied to republicans say, if you have nothing to hide, release the transcript, have an fbi investigation, let's investigate a house party when you don't even know the location or the year that it happened. and they did that. they investigated it. if it is a democrat, and there are records why won't joe biden release them if he says, his campaign, of course he hasn't been asked by the mainstream media, if the campaign says this never happened? the public deserves to weigh these allegations. people deserved to be treated as innocent until proven guilty but the real problem here is the media is not even asking the question and presenting the public with the facts. elizabeth: yeah. silence of the democrats,

joe biden will do what joe biden's always done in these moments. he will sit back, he will be very classy, he will congratulate people and he will unite the base. i think bernie's language was really important today when he said united we stand, together to defeat donald trump. there will be no replay of 2016 as you pointed out, which is kind of a happen hearted endorsement. he and joe biden are personal friends. the base will be united to beat donald trump, who is in most assessments of our nation the most serious threat of our lifetime. >> in fact, i thought it was interesting joe biden and bernie sanders had a conversation in recent days talking about the vice presidential pick. so i think that there's a lot that joe biden is probably going to run by bernie sanders in trying to bring people together. peter baker, the president's response was classic trump on twitter just now as well. and as jim messina just pointed out, this is the worst-case scenario for president trump. but president trump has a megaphone and platform here with the daily brief

vote 3rd party of course not living in the same world as many recent events have made clear but yeah biden is not going to excite the progressive vote i think a lot of people stay home and i think a lot of people will vote for the apartments. ok well richard how how is will a job i can reach out to be aggressive in any meaningful way because i have to agree with how and i mean bernie was on some not late night cop show when he was asked a very important question do you think joe can win and he said yes and then ever all of us are saying why are you ronnie ok you know what was the last 4 years all about what was the last election all about because i would contend and i think you would probably agree with me that he's going to need a lot of progressives to cross to you know get over the line to win because the party is very fractured so the same question i mean is joe going to give them anything because i see a lot of anger on the part of bernie supporters and nks against bernie himself go ahead richard. so let's talk about this through the prism of issues bernie sanders is perfectly in favo

obama indorsed joe biden which will bring in more votes in november. oh out of you know i'm not going to hedge a bet on that but i thought i was a betting man i would say barack obama by millions there's nothing like our beloved former president who works so closely with joe biden i appreciate it the comments of your previous guests the only little thing i respectfully disagree with is that joe biden's entire candidacy is not just based on his 8 years of being the vice president although those were an amazing 8 years that he served our nation and worked side by side with president obama but he's been in the united states senate before that for over 36 years so it's a 3 or 4 decades worth of service to our nation that he brings to our country you wrote today mobile supporters of bernie sanders and you wrote about their since in title meant what do you mean you have to have. well let's be clear i didn't say that about all of bernie supporters i said for those that are the naysayers who are all over the social media these last 48 hours saying that they wo

biden as well. i am thrilled for the american people because the american people need competent leadership , leadership with values and character. that is what they are going to see in joe biden. we are going to restore honor and dignity to the white house and we are going to restore our place as a global leader on pandemic response, on health care, on income inequality, on all of the critical issues that keep people up at night. one thing -- mr. sherman: one thing that is the subplot of your party this toction is joe biden needs bring together the bernie supporters and his supporters. a new interview just dropped shortly before we came on of alexandria ocasio-cortez who said she has not heard from the biden campaign. i want you to react to that and talk about what it is going to take to bring together two wings of the party. she said she would not even be in the same party as joe biden in another country, and i'm curious how you see those challenges? mr. perez: i think we are well poised to come to

and the media to frame the narrative because joe biden hasn't changed. same guy but the perception of him is being radically altered and it's being done intentionally and it's being done at bernie's expense go ahead and be. 100 percent and you know that narrative started after south carolina where you had the entire establishment as well as the mainstream media. really changed the whole game in favor of joe biden they gave him like over $70000000.00 of basically free hasa to publicize framing him as the best candidate and that really is the reason i think he did so well because if you look at the polls between a week ago and then super tuesday they were drastically different joe biden got a huge bomb from the media portraying him as like the winner of the whole primary after south carolina a lot of people didn't even choose they were going to vote for until 2 or 3 days before super tuesday so that helped joe biden immensely plus you had the entire democratic establishment openly in our faces mating with other candidates to drop out to benefit joe biden w

biden, as well. i'm just thrilled for them and i'm thrilled for the american people because the american people need competent leadership, leadership with values and character that have their backs and that's what they're going to see in joe biden. we're going to restore honor and dignity to the white house and our place in the world as a global leader on pandemic response, on healthcare, on income inequality, on all the critical issues that keep people up at night. jake: one thing that's a subplot of your party and in this election is joe biden's need to bring together the bernie supporters and his supporters, new interview just dropped in the "new york times" shortly before we came on here of alexandria ocasio cortez who said she's not spoken with the campaign. i want you to react to that and talk about what is going to take to bring together two wings of the party. she said she wouldn't be in the same party with joe biden in another country. i'm curious how you see those challenges? mr. perez: i t

biden, as well. i'm just thrilled for them and i'm thrilled for the american people because the american people need competent withrship, leadership values and character that have what backs and that's they're going to see in joe biden. we're going to restore honor and house and the white our place in the world as a pandemicader on response, on healthcare, on on all theuality, critical issues that keep people night. jake: one thing that's a subplot and in thisy election is joe biden's need to bring together the bernie his supporters, new interview just dropped in the "new york times" shortly on here ofame alexandria ocasio cortez who she's not spoken with the campaign. thesaid she wouldn't be in same party with joe biden in another country. i'm curious how you see those challenges? mr. perez: i think we are really well poised to come together as a party. eight weeks ago you were writing stories about conventions. we had eight people in the race. we started with two dozen and in down to a presumptive

right after this there's a whole lot of people endorsing joe biden. presidential campaign going on. is anybody paying attention? that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ howie: overshadowed by other news but joe biden has finally picked up some key endorsements at least on video from rival bernie sanders and elizabeth warren and barack obama. >> if i were running today, i wouldn't have run the same race or have the same platform as i did in 2008, we have to look to the future. bernie understands that and joe understands that. howie: buck sexton saying that barack obama would run a different way in 2020, seems backing more progressive agenda for his former vice president and bernie sanders supporters but in terms of media attention here is the former president of the united states. a 12-minute video was pretty much ground out. buck: obviously anything that is going to get through the covid-19, all the focus on that right now is going to be -- barack obama putting a video like this, everybody feels like biden is the last man standing and it's not really anything -- it almost

he will take votes from biden. the people who do not like trump, as long as biden does not go into the bernie camp on free everything or whatever he is talking about, then those people would be comfortable going to joe if he can demonstrate the things i have suggested earlier. amash, he would be an anti-trump vote, it seems to me. i do not know if he is serious about it. is a guy from michigan, republican, i don't know if you still republican. he has always -- i don't really know him. he is an independent guy. ofef page: he dropped out the republican caucus so he is a man unto himself at the moment. the question comes from u.s. diplomacy center foundation. i know both of you have been very influential. she asks," to help us better understand what is happening in the nga to better address the problems presented by the coronavirus echo given the chaotic performance by the white house how is the nga -- given the chaotic performance by the white house how is the nga combating the coronavirus?" nga and alsoe about some

it is good news for joe biden joe biden will now hopefully i'm sure he will cooperate with bernie sanders bernie sanders has said he will cooperate with joe biden that's important he made this a lure to having a really really broad grassroots movement rather than just a campaign and then he was that he won the ideological battle not so sure about this but nevertheless a lot of young people and to the yes the newcomers to politics are sanders supporters and they want significant change and if sanders can bring this into the campaign and into the democratic platforms into the democratic party then that's a good thing for joe biden and will only increase his chances to against. donald trump in november good talking to you thanks for that the stuff and simmons and washington. now let me take you through some of the latest developments in the corona virus a pandemic sweeping the world the global death toll is now more than 83000 with nearly a 1000000 and a half confirmed infections since the outbreak began a new finance ministers a failed civil grid joint plan to ease the pandemics economic im

i believe joe biden. >> this is the way a lot of people have been get away with supporting joe biden but here's the new york times on that excuse is being used, they say it is inaccurate to claim reporting cleared biden of sexual assault, talking points being circulated by the biden campaign >> the new york times investigation found the allegations did not happen. our investigation made no conclusion either way. how are they going to continue to spin this based on that? >> i don't know when the new york times became the feds, they are not the fbi or investigation organization that is there to do an investigation to determine if it is credible or not. i appreciate that they did come forward and say we did not agree with the statement that stacy abrams made but secondly stacy abrams knows this, the new york times doesn't get to decide to do independent investigations, this is something, special investigator of actual law enforcement to determine if those allegations are credible or not. they -- the bottom line, let's be honest about it, they don't have an issue with what joe biden has

, and then once joe biden is in the white house, if joe biden is not going to listen, then bernie sandersrd as they can. but they're going to have a better chance of getting these ideals realized with biden in the white house than with trump, so that's why they need to go all out. >> stephen: what do you make of him saying, while he's not going to campaign anymore, he's still going to need to gather delegates and with on the ballot. >> he wants the delegates so he can get the platform to look like the vision he has. it's about power and politics. bernie sanders is not going to be the president. that's going to be incredibly disappointing for a lot of people, and i think it's important he's saying to all the people out there watching this unfold that he's still in the fight, he's serious about what he's fighting for, that he's striking a balance between getting out to make sure joe biden is president, while signaling to all the people behind him that this work is going to continue and they're going to have a big impact at the convention and they can then become joe biden's biggest headache

, what tara reid now demands, joe biden did, if he does not do it why critics war it will under cut biden's credibility, i am elizabeth mack donald, the "evening edit" starts right now. >> welcome to the show, i am elizabeth macdonald, fox business exclusive, robert wilke . >> thank you. elizabeth: i want to get your take on what it happening now. the push by white house to send all 50 states, enough tests to screen 3% of their residents. federal government should be last resort for needs test kits is what president says, what is your reaction. >> i support the president's action. standards that some are trying to impose on us are probably impossible, the president said in his last conference, he could test everyone and someone would ask why he didn't test the second tranche. at v.a. we have a smaller population went the hospitals we have tested all of our veterans inn -- in nursing homes, that is about 7,000, we conducted over 80 thousand tests, we focus on most vulnerable veterans, we found, of those 7,000 less than 5% have the virus, those majority of those are in the northeast, in other

biden's character.hen sanders stopped by like an embarrassed child is elizabeth warren on cnn attacked him as a sexist. after a while the voters began to wonder the obvious. the democratic party isn't bad enough for sanders to attack it and why do we need a revolution? sanders never answer that question and now he never will because underneath it all he was a party man to the core always. sad. all of which means joe biden is now the presumptive democratic nominee. no one really chose biden for this job, he wound up in it by a series of defaults and it shows. ask yourself, is joe biden ready to leave this country? could he find his car in a three-tiered parking garage? could he navigate a salad bar? and by the way, what exactly is his position on the coronavirus pandemic? those are the mysteries democrats now face. biden has been virtually invisible for the last month. that's not an accident. jojoe biden on camera means more moments like this. >> we've never allowed any crisis from the civil war all thro

yet when you said could we please apply that level of scrutiny to joe biden. could we look at his life the same way. you would look at the president no could we apply roughly the same standard know why because president trump and the republicans are one standard joe biden's over here and the media support joe biden that simple but you have a woman who is saying these are the allegations i made then she didn't present information testimony or rather it is presented as evidence of sorts showing that at the time this happened her mother was saying and corroborating what she said then and what she says now yet the mainstream media it's like crickets they say nothing in terms of the media that that reaches the american public the most care is no other voice so if there's no other voice the left can say whatever they want they can say what ever they want they can show a dissimilarity of treatment they can completely ignore her all together which they have their global news update continues after this short break. that's kaiser's financial survivor they say money the

and joe biden got on a roll. it all happened very quickly. >> steve, months ago i was able to look across the studio and see you. at least we can do this by remote control. is there a modern day parallel to the power one state, south carolina, had in exploding this biden campaign? >> it is fascinating, brian. we are conditioned sort of as political journalists, political analysts when we talk about both parties' primaries to fixate on iowa and to fixate on new hampshire. first two states here. but the state that has been getting it right on the democratic side in the more recent elections has been south carolina. it was south carolina, remember, in 2008 that launched obama. remember he had that split decision there out of iowa, new hampshire in 2008. obama got the big win in south carolina in '08. that launched him. that transformed the race in '08. in '16, bernie sanders had the big win in new hampshire. he was close in nevada. the question was could he be competitive in south carolina? the question was answered

yet when you said could we please apply that level of scrutiny to joe biden. could we look at his life the same way you you would look at the president no could we apply roughly the same standard know why because president trump and the republicans are one standard joe biden's over here and the media support joe biden that simple the american public the most care is no other voice. so if there's no other voice the left can say whatever they want they can say what ever they want they can show they just similarity of treatment they can completely ignore her all together which they have. still had traitors from jerusalem's biggest outdoor market clash with police after not being allowed to reopen that story and more after the break. what else seemed wrong why don't we all just don't all. let me. get to shape out these days after. and it gains from it equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by one person or those with. the dares thinks. week here to ask. welcome back rus

bernie sanders didn't get the numbers, biden has the broader support, so biden is the candidate.hil: will sander supporters necessarily flock to biden? reporter: that's a very good question. there is a big question mark about this. largely, hopefully, at least, in the sense that biden needs to reach out and needs to have all wings and all different sections of their party under his wing, so to speak. the progressives, if biden wants to have a solid chance against donald trump in november, has to go in his direction and support his agenda. biden already reacted to bernie sanders announcement and said your follow was are important -- your followers are important. you can see the joe biden campaign talked about what sanders stands for, significant change in the society. this is going to be very interesting in how much and how well joe biden can capitalize on the sanders campaign and the sanders leftovers, so to speak. phil: thank you for that. now we will take a look at some of the latest developments in the coronavirus pandemic. the death now more than 80 -- nearly 1.5 million conf

but he said that biden should respond. and david, word tonight that the former vice president plans to do just that tomorrow morning. david? >> all right, mary bruce, we'll stay tuned for that. thank you. >>> when we come back, thousands stranded at sea in u.s. waters, not allowed off cruise ships because of fears of the virus. (denise) my husband has heart disease, copd and lung cancer from smoking. today, he's being tested to see if the lung cancer has spread. he may be the one getting the test, but we both live with the results. [announcer] you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit now. and sometimes, you can find yourself heading in a new direction. but when you're with fidelity, a partner who makes sure every step is clear, there's nothing to stop you from moving forward. get the perfectly grilled flavors of an outdoor grill indoors, and because it's a ninja foodi, it can do even more, like transform into an air fryer. the ninja foodi grill, the grill that sears, sizzles, and air fry crisps. 80% of bacteria in your

biden versus sanders, biden winning lopsided landslides. sanders could win some of those states by big margins. that was the difference of the blue collar white support he had in '16 and not in 2020. one of the theories about sanders and what was revealed about his campaign over the last couple weeks, the last couple months is that a big component of that success he had in 2016, and he did have incredible success in 2016 in terms of the votes he got, the delegates he got. how much of that, craig, was simply voters who could not vote, would not vote for hillary clinton. they didn't like hillary clinton and sanders was the other name on the ballot. i think he and his campaign were counting on those voters there in '16 being there in '20. it was a rude awakening when they got to places like michigan and that just wasn't the case anymore. >> we have gotten word we're going to hear from senator sanders i believe roughly seven or eight minutes now. senator sanders set to speak at 11:45. we will go there when that happens. meanwhile, what this mea

i would caution the biden?ampaign not to ove rcom pensate biden campaign not to overcompensate here or overcompensate, joe biden has a lwa ys overcompensate, joe biden has always been a moderate, pragmatic, rational, reasonable democrat and many millions of us are exactly the same type of democrats. we are progressive, we've always been progressive. i think he'll listen, he'll listen to bernie sanders, he'll listen to bernie sanders, he'll listen to bernie sanders, he'll listen to his supporters. he's a lwa ys listen to his supporters. he's always been that way, mike, he listens to everybody and makes the best decision he possibly can. i don't consider him moving to the left or being more liberal, ijust consider him being joe biden, that inclusive, beautiful spirit of his. how do you expect this to play out? president donald trump is calling himself a wartime president, harder to dislodge, anything that goes wrong is the fault of china or the who, and it is difficult forjoe biden to campaign at the moment even

and he would have been a better president than biden. but now biden is being accused of sexual assault and she is not saying anything. kat: it's like she wants to be elected and will just say stuff. i think she would be an excellent vp. joe is an old white guy, and a woman of color would add some diversity to the ticket and that would be excellent. i don't truly believe that anyone truly believe that what we need in this time of crisis is only if joe biden were in charge. you can have problems with the way trump handled things. you can have problems with the way a lot of people handled things. because everybody got this wrong. i hate the narrative from the democrats that they were blowing the whistle on this. in february you were only talking about impeachment. it's a bunch of garbage. we need to focus on solving these things. the one thing joe biden could do to help us through this that trump can't. he's used to not knowing what day it is. so he can help us through that, those of us who are still getting used to it for the first time. g

denied these allegations and i support vice president biden. >> tucker: has joe biden begged of theo take a look at his personal life over the next 50 years? that's no longer her position. we have no idea if joe biden actually did this. we hope not, it's awful. but the point is in an american politics it doesn't matter. here's your take away. institutional feminism, the so-called feminist movement is fake. it's not about women or believing women, they don't care about women, they care about power and that's why jill the brand was friends with harvey weinstein at bill clinton that's why she's friends with joe biden now. if you call yourself a male feminist and sending of checks to the democratic party it doesn't matter how many actual women you hurt. and that's true. tammy, you are very familiar with the so-called feminist movement as it is taken from individuals who consider themselves feminist. based in washington, the feminist movement, are you surprised by this? >> not at all. this is in part why i left it and i've been a critic for about a generation. your monologue is absently