what's interesting about alexandria ocasio-cortez as a political figure is that she's a superstar. she draws out a big crowd in a way that few other politicians can, so the sanders campaign doesn't necessarily see her as expanding their base of support. in other words, bringing people into the fold that weren't already there. but instead they view her as someone that can excite and motivate their base to make sure that they come in caucus and actually right now as we speak, alexandria ocasio-cortez is hitting the streets of des moines, knocking on doors encouraging people to come out and caucus for bernie sanders. as you can see, she draws a big crowd wherever she goes. if you are somebody that's thinking about caucusing and you hear a knock on the door and it's alexandria ocasio-cortez, that's going to get your attention. this endorsement came at a key time, his first trip on the campaign trail after suffering that heart attack and they're hoping the momentum continues over the next few months into the iowa caucus. what we're going to see is sanders essentially doubling down on th

so when cops can't enforce the law, rich people like alexandria ocasio-cortez, like she is fine.in her district, how do they fair? >> the people she is encouraging to act like this and this behavior, what's going to happen to them while she goes off to starbucks with her friends and hanging out? they are the ones that are going to suffer from this. it's just poor choices on her part all the way around. poor judgment. >> tucker: she is dumb and likes to think she doesn't know what she is saying. this is going too far. >> thank you. i appreciate it. >> tucker: tent city, blackouts, outbreaks of typhoid. what century is this. it's not honduras, it's not bangladesh. it's the biggest state in our country. the most beautiful state probably in the world. california. home of big sir and delmar. and it's disgusting. that's why normal people are leaving the country and finding refuge in other states. our series of reports into the crisis of california continues next. ♪ ♪ prior to going to aspen dental i've had nineteen surgeries. i'm 100% permanently disabled from the military and after i

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one of the sharpest rejoinders came from congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez.h only one article of impeachment. his choice to broadcast his own personally authored witness intimidation means he wants to sign-up for witness tampering, too. please join me in welcoming alexandria ocasio-cortez. how are you? good to see you. have a seat. i guess, it's not surprising the president did that. >> no, not surprising at all. i'm sure and it certainly seemed my republican colleagues were scrambling after he sent out those tweets trying to provide some kind of cover. i mean, it's -- they're really beclowning themselves at this point trying somehow to find a way to somehow preserve their careers and futures while protecting this president, and they're not possible. they're going with the latter. >> you're someone who i think came to congress with a very strong vision and agenda. you were clear about that with your primary and you won. and there's interesting sort of debate about this impeachment and president that has to do with is this the best use of legislative time? you

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putting level to ma shannon: democratic socialist alexandria ocasio cortez putting liberals on noticeith a new phrase to describe progressive, she never wants to hear the term free stuff again. trace gallagher has more. >> the argument being put forth by alexandria ocasio cortez is taxpayer-funded universal healthcare, tuition free public college and public housing among other proposals are the equivalent of roads and libraries meaning anyone who needs them should have access to them and aoc wants it noted these programs and policies should not be referred to as free stuff. >> this is not about free stuff. this is the public good. i never want to hear the word or the term free stuff ever again. >> reporter: he goes after those, including liberals who she believes are trying to, quote, flip the script, those who point out her so-called public goods are paid for not by the government but by taxpayers. ocasio cortez has endorsed bernie sanders because he supports medicare for all, student loan forgiveness and the green new deal. and return sanders says if elected president ocasio cortez

on the right, definiting against alexandria ocasio-cortez is who, exactly?>> tucker: president trump? i don't know. president trump for sure. but there aren't 15 others -- do you know what i mean? i'm sort of worried that she is never ceasing to make. after a while maybe she makes it? >> she is a dynamo. >> tucker: are you worried? >> i guess. i mean, she could -- i don't know how high she goes, what her ceiling is exactly. i don't see his or her going away. >> tucker: no. >> and she definitely has a lot of energy and a lot of appeal. >> tucker: yeah. i would like to know more about her district. i think we will send a camera there and find out. seth, great to see you. thank you so much. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: really has to be the bedrock. this is a middle class country, it can't be a functioning democracy. california the leading edge of everything middle class is vanishing. medium home prices twice the national average. country's highest gas prices. has some of the highest taxes as well. the results of all of this? you know what it is. the middle cla

there to join in, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. the high profile freshman congresswoman and one of 3 members of the so called squad that recently endorsed sanders. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez understands as i do and as you do, and we've worked together on this issue that it is unacceptable that wall street makes billions of dollars a year charging you and the american people 20 or 25 percent interest rates on your credit card on money they get for 2.5 percent. >> meanwhile joe biden is in new hampshire attending a town hall tonight in franklin. earlier today he filed the paperwork to put his name on the nation's first primary of 2020 and attended a round table with domestic violence victims at the university of the new hampshire school of law. and senator elizabeth warren increasing her presence in the bay area. her campaign will open their first office in oakland on sunday used for rallying support and training volunteers for warren weekends. her supporters will host a launch with sessions on how to get involved with the campaign.

well, president trump goes toe to toe with congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez on twitter, the presidentyork democrat and colleagues as do nothing democrats for stalling important legislation, alexandria ocasio-cortez responding in part, in my first 11 months i cosponsored legislation and took on big pharma and in 4 years you jailed kid and made corruption celebrae, millions of americans will warm the stores this friday on america's biggest shopping day, make that an estimated 114.6 million, so how do you get your savings and handle all the teem at the same time, fighting for the deals that you want, here on how to win this black friday consumer and money-saving expert andrea. >> thank you for having me. heather: you have several of them, and your first tip is for black friday shopping to research prices ahead of time? >> yeah, black friday ads will make you believe that you are good deal. you can also use a tool like honey which you download to your browser not only help you find coupons automatically but have price feature where you can review pricing data for the past 30 days, 60, 90

representative steve scalise calling out alexandria ocasio cortez on twitter for a statement she made interview. listen to this. >> this ukrainian allegation brings the carcass together, we have to run with however we unify the house. this is not just about something that has occurred but preventing a disastrous outcome from occurring next year. shannon: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with how it all went down online. carley: is this about preventing abuses of power or the 2000 for the election? steve scalise wade in the saying congresswoman ocasio cortez admits democrats are using impeachment, take her at her word, quote, this is about preventing a potentially disastrous outcome from occurring next year. make no mistake this is about power for democrats, nothing else. ocasio cortez responded saying the only way you can prove this is if you thought foreign interference was trump's mean strategy to win in 2020, letting our elections be subverted by hostile actors is disastrous. why is the gop blocking election protection measures from the senate? she says her comments were all

. ♪ >> tucker: congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez introduced the green new deal.ants single payer healthcare for everyone,leor even illegal immigrants, foreign nationals breaking our laws. she backs reparations based on skin color. she has even endorsed turnstile jumping on the new york subway. there are an awful lot of very expensive things alexandria ocasio-cortez says the government ought to give everyone for free. but, don't worry, she says. they aren't free. they are just what she calls public goods. >> this is not free stuff. these are public goods. they are public goods. i never want to hear the word or the term free stuff ever again. [applause] already doing some of these neoliberal folks who are flip the script on us. >> tucker: seth barron is associate editor at city journal joinsew us tonight. lives in new york city. is she is a sign language interpreters like then finger wagging? rather than explaining something, use hand gesturestu to indicate a point. >> she is a caution, tucker. she is something else. what's interesting about what she said there and

if for any reason somebody could not, at least there is alexandria ocasio-cortez who unwittingly just admitted what's really going down. >> we also need to move quite quickly because we are talking about the potential compromise of the 2020 election. this is not just about something that has occurred. this is about preventing a potentially disastrous outcome from occurring next year. trish: the impeachment to nowhere, they want a cripple this president as he heads into the 2020 election. there is no ability for them to realize their dream of removing him from office within don't forget. it's not possible, given that they have not been able to prove any kind of crime. no quid pro quo and given they don't have the votes in the senate to successfully remove donald trump from office. this is a political tactic designed to' move their opposition. we could see this become the new norm. if you don't like the president you open articles of impeachment hearing against him or her. this is the kind of political malpractice democrats should be ashamed of it's not who we are. and certainly not who

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it affected alexandria ocasio-cortez's family.he grew up in westchester county new york, a town that is more than 90% white but she says it's racist. and michael bloomberg agrees with her. last spring he blasted joe biden for an apology tour where he begged forgiveness for every good idea he supported. now it's bloomberg's turn to do the same. >> i got something important really wrong. i didn't understand back then the full impact that stops were having on the black and latino communities. i was totally focussed on saving lives but good intentions are not good enough. back then i was wrong. i am sorry. >> tucker: i was focussed on saving lives. that's what the democratic party is making him save. the remarkable piece is that this same michael bloomberg who just apologized for stop and frisk is the single most aggressive and free spending lobbyist for gun control in america. he would disarm suburbia tomorrow. now he is telling you it was immoral for him to the nypd to take thousands of illegal firearms off the street of new york. t

after her, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and then senator sanders.s before. this is not a typical campaign rail but a climate summit. a crisis climate summit pap four-long event with keynote speakers, full forums and panel discussions and present aces you'll see. this is an issue top of mind for democratic voeters, repeatedly considering it one of their top issues. something i've been hearing a lot with conversations with voters here today. another point these conversationses, a lot of the people here are undecided. this is on the campus of drake university, a college campus, a saturday afternoon and many college students came out knowing something was going on but here to focus on climate change and hear what senator sanders has to say about it. an issue senator sanders says is a moral issue and a big $16 trillion green new deal plan to combat climate change. admits it's expensive but believes he can tap into were the democratic base about it. use a passion democrats have with the issue of climate change and tackle that here in an important state of

rob: alexandria ocasio cortez confessing to using the impeachment agree to influence the 2020 election up cortez on twitter. how it went down. >> the impeachment inquiry about preventing abuses of power or is it about the 2020 election? that question front and center following ocasio cortez's remarks. congressman steve scalise tweeting ocasio cortez admits dems are using impeachment to rig 2020 against donald trump. take her at her word. this is about preventing a potentially disastrous outcome from occurring next year. he goes on to say make no mistake this is about power for dems, nothing else. ocasio cortez says she was talking about election interference tweeting the only way you can conclude this is if you thought foreign interference was trump's main strategy to win in 2020, letting elections be subverted by hostile actors is disastrous. wise the gop blocking election protection measures in the senate? conservatives on social media fired up over this one. mike on twitter says you can't beat donald trump in a fair election so you have to resort to a soft coup that started the day

state this cycle. 2400 people turned ut to see bernie sanders and his newest surrogate, alexandria ocasio-cortezxandria ocasio-cortez and i are an odd couple. that she is so old and i am so young, that is okay i am not an agest. reporter: this time of cycle you might expect field to be shrinking, "new york times" reporting a prominent democrat, duvall patrick, former massachusetts governor is thinking about jumping in, he has to hurry, deadline is friday afternoon. >> amazing, i can't believe more people are jumping in. when i thought every democrat had been in the race. here in network this city, president trump participated in new york city veterans day parade, honoring those who served nation, he is first sitting president to attend new york city parade. fox news rick leventhal was there with the story. reporter: we're in front of irk eternal light flagstaff. first sitting president to come to new york city on veterans day. in a hundred years. the theme today, a tribute to the service and sacrifice of our nation's veterans, 25,000 people took part in the parade. those included veterans, activ

alexandria ocasio-cortez says what happened to her would not have been to a in congress. >> alexandriaasio-cortez came out swinging saying this does not happen to male members in the same way. they were both elected to congress last year as part of the new democratic majority. and i don't think we are talking about how targeted and serious this is. we are talking about a major crime being committed against her. congressman katie hill is leaving congress after nude photos of her were published and she admitted to having them romantic relationship with a campaign staffer. she's 32 years old and she said the photos were published without consent. >> today i ask you all to stand with me, so there is no longer happens to women's and girls. >> exploitation, and they have combined to push a young woman out of power and say that she doesn't belong here. >> hill announced her resignation but she is telling us that she doesn't have the actual letter yet. this is through their healt hous panel investigation. do you know anything about that? >> there were allegations and she has denied them but th

what is your take on bernie sandersy and alexandria ocasio-cortez getting into another controversy?ample of socialism fails, you know, they backed the leaders of venezuela, they now come back, and socialism will not work, it is failing in the world, and why do they want to bring that same type of economy to this country. in all of progress that we're having right now, the high numbers on market, why would we want to go toward a socialismist seem. -- system we see have bernie sanders and cohorts. elizabeth: thank you so much. >> thank you. elizabeth: second straight day of a rocket attack from inside gaza strip to israel, at least 24 dead in the gaza strip. 70 wound the, the fighting is escalating, fox news tray yingst live. reporter: thank you. >> israeli military continues to found islamist jihad targets, we know ceasefire effort are underway. the egyptian tried to broker a deal between islamic jihad and israel, but militant group here in gaza not likely to accept terms right off the bat. yesterday morning we saw israeli military assassinate a top commander who was responsible for

reality that you have to stay rooted and when your party is their state for people like alexandria ocasio-cortez'seal? >> i think people in the media pay too much attention to twitter and social media as a whole. i don't think democratic party is rightfully represented by the extra left leg elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, and alexandria ocasio-cortez. i think there's a silent democratic majority that may not be on twitter every day. but these are people backing up joe biden that want people like deval patrick to get into this race. and michael bloomberg. there is much more moderate americans in this country that they would lead you to believe. >> harris: that makes a lot of sense. that might be why the crowdfunding aspect is not going to joe biden. it's going to people like elizabeth warren, who does spend some time -- she and her dog bailey -- twitter. kayleigh? >> i think that's right. just because were left of a socialist doesn't mean you're moderate. each one of these candidates, deval patrick literally said, "i'm not running on a moderate agenda, not mine running on a "woke" agenda. his wor

someone is doing this differently is alexandria ocasio-cortez.e will never see a politician tweeting like donald trump does. it is singular to his personality. aoc is using twitter casually in her own residence not approved by the press team. that is the future. >> neil: it is not the quantity, it is the quality or the surgical strike nature. does the president risk overdoing it? i understand the strategy for doing it. he feels that he does not get a fair shake in the media. he will be the intermediary. what you think? >> his followers have grown dramatically since election day on twitter alone. going back to one of my previous points and talking about alexandria ocasio-cortez, other politicians are following in his footsteps using social media for breaking news and going to social media by committing the news cycle. i think that people are going just trustful for washington, d.c.. president trump used twitter the day before the election the way he used it the day after the election and today. i think he does deserve credit for consistency, somet

plus, could socialist darling alexandria ocasio-cortez be headed to the white house? on "fbn: a.m.." ♪ makes me that much stronger. ♪ makes me work a little bit harder. ♪ makes me that much wiser ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we needed somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all we need is someone to lean on ♪ cheryl: duvall patrick has many challenge as a late comer to the presidential race, one of them is how does he explain his work at private equity firm, bank capital. >> there is a place for private equity in the private economy. there is a place for business in our lives. but it is also true that capitalism generally has a lot to answer for. thats is so. and we need to be able to confront that. that's exactly the work i've been doing. i've done that same work in other business settings before. cheryl: let's bring in former white house deputy brad blakeman and democratic strategist, kevin chavit

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she's the new kid on the hill, but congressman alexandria ocasio-cortez is raising campaign cast likeancy pelosi. whether this shows the party is taking a hard turn to the left. we will discuss. and the first lady in baltimore, speaking of fighting opiate abuse. but not exactly getting quite a warm reception. whether she is fair game for those who oppose the president, or does it say more about the level of discipline in this country? >> i will question for you! let me see. she looks... kind of like me. yeah. that's because it's your grandma when she was your age. oh wow. that's...that's amazing. oh and she was on the debate team. yeah, that's probably why you're the debate queen. - mmhmm. - i'll take that. look at that smile. i have the same dimples as her. yeah. the same placements and everything. unbelievable. the same placements and everything. there's a company that's talked than me: jd power.people 448,134 to be exact. they answered 410 questions in 8 categories about vehicle quality. and when they were done, chevy earned more j.d. power quality awards across cars, trucks and su

. >> dana: take a look at alexandria ocasio-cortez and see how she sees it. >> i think she's an appropriate witness and not only that, but the reason they are calling for these new witnesses is because they are making a spectacle and a circus out of the entire proceedings. they want to distract the american people from the very words that on the front matter from his mouth in that call with ukrainian officials. >> dana: do you think that the democrats can maintain credibility of their process and their hearing if they don't call hunter biden to the stand? >> dana, i think it's very important for transparency cal calls, and joe biden frankly hasn't done a good enough job putting those to rest. so he could stand to benefit if hunter biden went out and give a solid defense and explanation which we are all entitled to. >> dana: now hunter biden, dan benson has done one at a television interview. do you think you will be called and if he isn't, -- i don't think adam schiff will allow it. they said it's a distraction, it's a separate issue and it's very related. it's a biden thing, and it's about

then you have this, squad member alexandria ocasio-cortez joining warren's fight with jp morgan's ceo aoc tweeting this, the billionaires are asking for a safe space in addition to the entire u.s. economy and political lobbying industry. yesterday, dimon said senator elizabeth warren's rhetoric vilifies successful people. aoc is saying the entire capitalist system protects rich people. tracee: the u.s. charges former twitter employees with spying for saudi arabia. they were charged with spying on twitter user accounts who were critical of saudi arabia. they've been accused of aggressively going after detractors and paid employees of twistwitter in various ways. lauren: california the latest state to investigate facebook. the state's attorney general is looking into the company's privacy practices. pros cue r tores say they began -- prosecutors say they began probing facebook last year after the cambridge analytical scandal. facebook said they complied with requests from california authorities. prosecutors are you accusing facebook of not complying with subpoenas. tracee: an investigat

to pull ahead of elizabeth warren and joe biden is dangling the prospect of 28-year-old alexandria ocasio-corteze. we are trying to think of what he could possibly mean. she couldn't be vice president because you need to be 35 years old to be vice president. but imagine what would happen if he tapped her to be his treasury secretary. >> once you get to the tippy top stop your 10 millionth dollar, sometimes you see tax rates as high as 60% to 70%. capitalism has not sales existed in the world and will not always exist in the world. trish: imagine what our foreign policy would look like for a person who refuses to denounce socialist dictator nicolas maduro in venezuela. >> i think this is a complex issue. i think this is important to approach carefully. i'm concerned about u.s. interventionism in venezuela and i oppose it. trish: how about the head' homeland security? >> i think abolishing i.c.e. is a call to action on several levels. one is the literal interpretation. i don't nawnl resume rights. trish: whatever it is, i can'ting promise you it won't be good to have aoc or bernie sanders in the w

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it affected alexandria ocasio-cortez's family. grew up in westchester county, new york, in a town that is more than 90% white, but she's telling us it's racist. and amazingly, mike bloomberg seems to agree with her. last spring bloomberg blasted joe biden for his craven opening campaign. his apology to her where he begged forgiveness for every good idea he'd ever supported. now it's bloomberg's turn to do the very same. >> i got something important really wrong. i didn't understand that back then. the full impact the stops were having on the black and latino communities. totally focused on saving lives, but as we know from a good intentions aren't good enough. back then, i was wrong. and i'mm sorry. >> tucker: sorry, he's saying in a hostage tape you just watched. i was focused on saving lives when i should have been affirming the self-esteem of teenagers who carry loaded blocks in public. that's what mike bloomberg just told you. that's what the democratic party is making him say. now the remarkable piece of this, almost stunning

now congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez for gets into the fray, the war of words coming up right now. ♪ ♪ dagen: joining the conversation dierdre bolton, former economic adviser to president obama, robert wolf is here. and presidential candidate steve forbes. >> great to be here. maria: optimism pushing futures higher, markets up 152 point, s&p up 14 and nasdaq up 44, unchartered territory as china and the united states agree to roll back tariffs as part of phase 1 trade deal, two sides to eyeing the december signing with various venues being discussed including london, perhaps president trump and xx jinping could meet there after next month's nato summit. interesting development, the fato summit, apec summit we expected the signage which was november 17th. >> we also have british election at the time, who is going to be the prime minister presiding at this wonderful signing, but this gets to something that we've known for a year and a half, maria, that is get the trade worries out of the way, get the trade scrimmages knocked down, you will see the market react and you will see the e

sunrise have found influential political allies in socially conscious representatives like alexandria ocasio cortez this is right before representative of causing cortez unprecedentedly joined us on her 1st day of orientation as the new congresswoman to say that we have nancy pelosi in the democratic party's back in pushing for the most progressive and ambitious energy agenda this country has ever seen this about you know the stuff here and this stuff back here for you me that you are you know that yet. but firm opposition to the green new deal remains on the 26th of march 2019 a draft of the deal was unanimously rejected by the republican controlled senate how did you feel when the resolution got in town in the senate the goal of the resolution is for it to be a statement of values to chart a blueprint to lay out the projects of what would be included within the green deal we need an attitude shift we need to put into gear and into momentum these big ideas so that we can write the policy over the next year and get these things to pass. sunrise aim to create momentum for their cause by directly lob

important is not just the nationalization from the pro-trump perspective but from the anti-alexandria ocasio-corteztive. we've seen this earlier in this year with special elections where members of cortez, members of her squad have shown up in some of these ads. clearly republicans think in some of these red states, red districts, they can capitalize on the prominence of these women to try to excite the republican base. >> it's a mirror image of virginia. here's the other way and here's an ad that a virginia democratic party ad hitting the republicans in a state senate race. >> democrat john bell will stand up for our values. he won't back down to the gun lobby, to attacks on women, or to out of touch extremists like trump republican gary higgins. >> there you go, putting the hat on. so each side thinks this really works well in the other base, which is true to a point. >> in the other base but also in the other state. you do not see in kentucky the democrats running an ad anything like that. >> you might have some robo calls in very democratic areas. >> targeted things. >> correct. >> but not stat

he was going to do but almost immediately he goes to congress a few days after that and alexandria ocasio-cortez bartender and now apparently the best prosecutor on planet earth, asked him these really tough questions where he immediately already going, well, wait, maybe i don't -- you know. and they've had to adjust already. >> my understanding is he spends his time thinking about product and not as much on policy and that is starting to hurt them now because they have to think through policies happening in realtime. they never thought about when someone could call themselves a political candidate and start running intentionally fake ads. >> some guy would run for governor of california and because facebook said we're not going to let groups run demonstrably fake ad but let politicians run demonstrably fake ads and this guy said fine i'll run for governor and they said no. >> i would love to know what you think, but i think they are in viting some form of regulation just so they don't have to be the one choosing what should or shouldn't be allowed and mark has said that multiple times. we shoul

>> reporter: campaigning for the first time with congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, a key endorsement for his campaign. i sat down with the two of them and asked ocasio-cortez why she's supporting sanders over senator elizabeth warren. >> it's about a personal story and a personal history, and i think the senator's history and commitment is unique. >> reporter: and sanders unleashed on the bloomberg campaign plan to skip out on the earliest voting states -- iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, and nevada. >> when you're worth $50 billion, i guess you don't have to have town meetings, you don't have to talk to ordinary people. what you do is you take out, i guess a couple of billion dollars and you buy the state of california. >> rachel, let's go back to michael bloomberg. if he jumps into this race, his campaign strategy is very unconventional. what are his aides telling you? >> reporter: bloomberg knows the key early voting states are only a fraction of those that he needs. he also knows the rest of the democratic field has a head start there. if he does get into this race, his advis

the democrats to the specially the progressive so-called progressive wing of the democrats alexandria ocasio cortez and others like her they're under intense pressure to censor views that democrats don't like the democrats are pushing them to us censor ad political ads which are which the democrats regard as false or mendacious and they're now under pressure to to. to censor anybody who mentions the name of erica traum. name is chairman of. the so-called whistleblower who alerted the congress to potential wrongdoing by trump in this july 25th phone call with the ukrainian president and so essentially that facebook is being pushed to 2 step 2 and into the role of censor and it is essentially balance to pressure. and an undertaking that role. is if facebook is a sensor is it a is it a balanced one is there any suggestion that this is the political bias and if this was you know someone on trump's side of things with equal anonymity of course not now there's 'd there's an incredible i mean the essentially the the democrat pro-democratic corporate media like the new york times regards believes that fake

we can't have an evening without alexandria ocasio-cortez who admitted this is all about stopping presidentrump before americans can re-elect him. this is aoc at her finest, if you would listen. >> at the end of the day we have to be able to come together as a caucus and it is this ukrainian allegation that brings the caucus together, then we have to run with however we unify the house. we also need to move quite quickly because we are talking about the potential compromise of the 2020 election. this isn't about something that has occurred, but it's preventing a potentially disastrous sout -- outcome next. >> you have to love the honesty. she came forward and said what al green said many months ago. if you don't impeach donald trump, he will get re-elected. if you don't remove him, the american people are going to send our america first president right back to the white house. for alex to say ukraine unifies us, so let's go forward with it. it seems to deny any analysis of the facts. this is all over their embarrassment over the russia hoax. they were so let down by mueller's testimony. the

charles: she has spoken, new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez wants people to stop callingal programs free stuff, instead call them public goods. this as new poll shows majority of americans think medicare for all is a bad idea, now that's a complete flip from 2 years ago, back joining us dierdre bolton and nathan reuben, dierdre let me start with you. >> i think it's the cost, we heard from representative cortez it could be a 10 trillion-dollar plan and cbo bipartisan, said the number is more like 51 to $93 trillion depending on you break down the different parts i mean, even in sort of bipartisan press, the economists calling deeply unserious plan, you had one of president obama's former energy secretaries, secretary saying, yeah, this doesn't work, so either there needs to be more detail about how to pay for it, how you cross the finish line because right now it's just this price tag and that scares everybody. >> it feels like the adjustment of aoc, let's move away from the price tag and move toward the idea that this is just for greater good, this is like a country like

. >> there would be revolt if they said that about alexandria ocasio-cortez.d a great job. i was at an event with her tonight. she has been so terrific defending the president on a factual, rational basis. if you want to get under the democrats' skin, all you have to do is bring up what they used to believe and cam pair it to present day. congresswoman stefanik has gone the under schiff's skin because she has brought forth facts in a way to this hearing and kudos to her for standing with this president against the left wing mob. judge jeanine: for this guy to trash her, he apologized. but everybody went after him. if a republican did that no a democrat woman, forget it. i want to talk about marie yovanovich. i want to talk about how in the senate hearings she was prepared by the obama administration to be an ambassador in ukraine and they brought up, she didn't, the obama people brought up how she should handle it if some republican might bring up the issue of hunter biden making 50 -- now i'm hearing $83,000 a month. what does it tell you about the obama admi

heather: she joins her fellow squad members representative alexandria ocasio-cortez and tlaib in endorsingclaimed democratic socialist. well, the field of 2020 democrats keeps getting smaller and new fox news poll show joe biden leading the pack and topping president trump in a head to head matchup, so does he have a shot at beating the president, here to debate republican strategist and democratic strategist, thank you both for joining us, we appreciate it. let's begin with the breakdown amongst the 2020 democratic nominees and the preference there first, joe biden coming in at 31%, then you have elizabeth warren at 21%, bernie sanders 19 and then it goes down from there. taking a look at this, the one democrat who is rising significantly although she's not in the lead is elizabeth warren. so joe or robert, i will begin with you, what does this mean for joe biden? >> well, i think what this means is he's been in the lead since the beginning of the race, he continues to be in the led at this point, elizabeth warren had a disastrous rollout to medicare for all plan this weekend with stagger

to pull ahead of elizabeth warren and joe biden is dangling the prospect of 28-year-old alexandria ocasio-corteze house. we are trying to think of what he could possibly mean. she couldn't be vice president because you need to be 35 years old to be vice president. but imagine what would happen if he tapped her to be his treasury secretary. >> once you get to the tippy top stop your 10 millionth dollar, sometimes you see tax rates as high as 60% to 70%. capitalism has not sales existed in the world and will not always exist in the world. trish: imagine what our foreign policy would look like for a person who refuses to denounce socialist dictator nicolas maduro in venezuela. >> i think this is a complex issue. i think this is important to approach carefully. i'm concerned about u.s. interventionism in venezuela and i oppose it. trish: how about the head' homeland security? >> i think abolishing i.c.e. is a call to action on several levels. one is the literal interpretation. i don't nawnl resume rights. trish: whatever it is, i can'ting promise you it won't be good to have aoc or bernie sanders in

let's talk about, this alexandria ocasio-cortez firing back at president trump after he dubbed her amocrat, freshman lawmaker touting her accomplishment call while on the president to keep up, here who has done more for voters, jason nichols and chant el jason, what do you make of the back and forth? >> the house of representatives has passed 800 bills and resolutions and it's not even thanksgiving, they seem to die at the desk of mitch mcconnell who won't reactivize the women's act, all of the things that congress has worked hard for and has passed and die at mitch mcconnell's feet who is basically president trump lacy, so i think that this is where we are right now unfortunately we have this gridlock, we should be working on infrastructure and many other things and they just don't get passed because senate and the president are not really looking out for the interest of the american people. jillian: there are things that don't get passed for reasons on both side. we take a look at accomplishments of president trump and his administration so far, you really can't ignore, you're talk