[applause] ben: bernie beats trump. bernie beats trump. bernie beats trump.rump"]g "bernie beats ben: and i promise that when we get bernie elected and jerry and i become the ministers of ice cream, i promise a pint in every in every bowl.ae ladies and gentlemen, it is my honor to introduce the one, the only, the original and still champion, senator bernie sanders. [applause] [crowd cheering] [chanting "bernie!"] sen. sanders: thank you. let me thank all of you for coming out. let me thank in tangled strings for their music. [applause] sen. sanders: there is my jacket. all right. can we put the someplace. -- put that someplace. there we go. i would like to thank erin for the field pitch, and ben and jerry. i want to thank them not just for the great ice cream they produce, which we have eaten too much of over the last many what abut for showing progressive business can be like. [applause] in vermont,: everybody knows that ben and jerry treats their employees with respect. they have been a staunch ally of our family farmers during very difficult times. they ha

bernie beats trump. bernie beats trump. bernie beats trump. bernie beats trump. and i promise that when we get bernie elected and jerry and i become the ministers of ice pint in everyse a freezer, a sunday and every bowl . it is myd gentlemen, honor to introduce the one, the and stilloriginal champion, senator bernie sanders. ♪ >> bernie. bernie. bernie. bernie. [applause] let me thank all of you for coming out. let me thank and tangled strings for their music. there is my jacket. can we put the someplace. there we go. erin forike to think the field pitch, and ben and jerry. i want to think them not just for the great ice cream they produce, which we have eaten too much of over the last many years , at first showing what a progressive's and this can be like. vermont everybody knows that ben and jerry treats their employees with respect. they have been a staunch ally of our family -- families during typical times -- difficult times. they have been out there for virtually every important social justice fight. i want to thank ben and jerry for wh

but, again, does well in the head-to-head polls and a lot of biden voters like bernie and bernie votersst up against trump, who is the most electable, and, so, part of what we saw at the debate was them trying to figure out ways to position themselves for this particular task while also trying to criticize on the issues where each have their niche. >> trevor: what's interesting is people want to pitch themselves as a president, and, at the same time, they want to pitch why they'd be a better president than obama without, at the same time, slamming obama for anything that he did. this seems to be like this weird balancing game. i loved obama but this is what obama -- obama was great but this is what i would do. how much more progressive do you think this field is than obama. do you think they have to find the balance or should they be, no, i'm doing to it differently. >> overall the field is more progressive. things have moved to the left. even the centrist candidates are embracing policies obama wasn't ready to go for. you saw this in the debate where vice president biden said we didn't

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and kemal harris and all these fake progressives trying to out bernie bernie but they're not believable that's the problem but bernie's problem peter if i could just say it is that he had a chance to start a revolution his message was was understandable i understood his message i may not have agreed with a lot of parts of it but i understood it but when push came to shove and he was cheated he was cheated out of the democrat candidacy and mike has separated and he expects it did ok alex i got to campaign hearing i got to jump in here we're going to misstate we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion of the democrats say with our county. with negative interest rates in multi $100000000000.00 trillion dollar venture capital unicorns are all going bust and the colossal fail out is being felt in every corner of the global economy and that's why countries are buying gold. is a tense situation in venezuela is still all over the news the problem in venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented but that socialism has been faithfully

the answer is yes. >> if you back the bernie bill, yes. >> if you read the bernie bill, yes, the middle class will pay more in taxes. he says the overall cost will go down because you're not going to pay premiums, you won't have things coming from your paychecks, no co-pays, no deductibles. but she would not answer that question. >> it's fairly obvious why. even with all the explanations that bernie puts around that answer, he still is a presidential candidate standing in front of the american people saying middle class americans' taxes will go up. that is not a great talking point for a presidential candidate, and she is a candidate on the rise, she is trying to avoid kind of getting boxed into that. i do think it's interesting that warren is letting bernie kind of be the front man on this health care debate. she is perfectly comfortable saying, i am with him on this, but for all the plans she's put out, and that seems to be the centerpiece of her campaign, the woman with the plans, she has not put out her plan for health care, and you wonder as this race goes on if she'll try to find

and all bernie had to do was show up, and everyone has stolen his mojo. >> bernie sanders voters did not come out and vote. kennedy: i think it is easier for them to stomach someone like bernie sanders. they want that -- like elizabeth warren, they want that support. they don't want that to turn into real primary season, which sill 6 years away. >> president trump today calling out beto o'rourke. claiming he made a political deal on gun reform nearly impossible. after saying this. >> hell yes we'll take yourar 15, and ak-47. kennedy: setting off a firestorm of criticism from second amendment advocates, as well as people who don't want government taking away anything they legal leone, this morning president trump tweeting: >> this is not just a republican thing. joe mansion told a "wall street journal" reporter quote: >> he is not taking my guns away from me. that is right, joe. get tough. last weekend delaware democratic senator said that beto played right into the hands of republicans. did he shoot himself and other gun control advocates in the footsy. i start with you, the presiden

bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, i don't know. have a serious stumble. he didn't have that kind of stumble in this debate. he is not going to put concerns about his age and maybe his quickness on his feet entirely to bed with this performance, but he is going to be able to continue on, and so going to be able to continue on, and so far nothing really has dented that 30- 35% so far nothing really has dented that 30— 35% support he has had. elizabeth warren again look sharp. i think what is going to be interesting to watch, going forward from here, is if the progressives decide to start settling around bernie sanders or elizabeth warren. is there one or another that they like more? and maybe this debate help to figure that out, maybe it didn't. but that's a dynamic that, if one of them start to really build—up momentum, they could catch biden in the polls. anthony zurcher, thank you so much for being with us. and by the way, anthony is a texan, and we are here in texas, so that analysis even more apt than usual tonight. joe biden st

i think bernie and biden are men of a certain age.hey have gaffs, which are not clarifications. >> i don't think this is a gaff. i think he meant it. >> i think they say things often not knowing how it will land and what they really mean. i think that is ultimately the problem. both biden and bernie kind of flip off and they say things. they are like i don't know why people are outraged. you are not prepared in the first place. >> i would be willing to give them the benefit of the doubt but no way in the world i am going to with this. he did not walk it back. when confronted and given the opportunity to respond they did not answer the question at all. they talked about something completely irrelevant. >> we have to go. we have got a debate next week. >> yes. >> maybe we will see if he provides clarification. thank you so much for being here. lower than expected job growth, contracting manufacturing sector. trade wars, the president's once strong re-election pillars showing signs of strain. works on that too. and lasts 12 hours. 12 hou

details in a moment, bernie sanders loves to call president trump a racist and a bigot. but he has no problem having linda, as a campaign surrogate, a controversial activist who made many anti-semitic remarks, we expose bernie's hypocrisy. and major win for president trump as your economy and apple announcing it will keep building its mac pro computers here. with us lieutenant colonel bob maginnes, trish regan primetime begins now. ♪ >> hello, i am greg jared in for trish. democrats rushing to impeach trump without any relevant facts, fox now learning that whistle-blower who filed a complaint about a telephone conversation between trump and ukraine a newly elected president did not have any first hand knowledge of that phone call. allegations -- for corruption even the president himself does acknowledge he raised that issue of the bidens in the call but he insists there was no quit pro kuo. -- quid pro quo. >> i put no pressure on them, i could have. it would probably have been okay if i did. but i didn't. i didn't put any pressure on them, that i want to do the right th

ed: he is younger than bernie sanders.id: why is it that everybody asks him about it question and not the others? ed: because he is the front runner, and when you are the front runner, you are in the crosshairs. when you are in the middle of the pack, nobody looks at you, criticizes you. this is an attempt to tear the front runner down. joe biden stepped back in the polls and elizabeth warren became the front runner. then you would see the other candidates turn their attention to elizabeth warren. the media is generally guilty of the same thing. they don't bother investigating the person in fourth place, just the arson in first place. that is the nature of the beast. but i think joe is holding up very well. he is on the campaign trail. his speeches -- the debate is not his strong point. asked him, are you capable of answering a question in 60 seconds? he smiled and said no. he is such an active mind, he is so passionate, he does better on the stump giving speeches. he gave a great speech and el paso about gun violence, inc

everybody was on the same level, barack obama and bernie sanders, the number one issue, bernie sanderslear winner. let's talk a few other winners. julian castro had a good night. there will be people in the democratic primary field who will say he wins too hard. he had to have a breakout moment. a lot of second-tier candidates -- >> is that breakout moment supposed to be something where people are arguing the point and saying it isn't right? >> you bring up a great point. none of us are talking about julian castro and time will tell how much that will affect him. if it continues to be a negative stroke it will end up being the campaign. heather: let's finish the winners and go to the losers. >> beto o'rourke, turning and thanking him, he flew home, took his campaign on hiatus for a few weeks to be back home and people give him props, that let him rise above the fray. he didn't do anything to damage himself because the spotlight was on him on an issue with all these folks who died in the shooting, an opportunity to make a name for himself when he hasn't had a breakout moment. rob: how d

i mean, bernie, this is the sort of, you know, bernie 2.0, it's just a crankier, louder version.e seems to be angry and shouting all the time. there are different models now. newer models, fresher models, more exciting models. bernie is staying true to himself for what it's worth, but it's the same story every time he steps on the debate stage. e >> mercedes, he does kind of look angry all the time. people say trump's angry. trump is actually in a really good mood. he fights back when he's hit. but he's having fun. but he's just -- he's the "get off my lawn" guy. bernie. >> president trump has a great sense of humor, too. that's one of the best parts about him. for bernie, his biggest challenge, obviously, is the policies really, he has defined that socialist branch of the democratic party. and there's the popularity that's grown around him and elizabeth warren, as we know they're splitting that vote right now, but he's taken the party to such an extreme and very much openly admitting he wants to raise taxes on the esmiddle class. >> yeah.h. everybody is saying that now. >> that'

i felt bad for bernie.ed like he was getting over a cold and i think his he looked a little red and i felt bad for him. i wanted him to get a drink of water or cough drop. >> healthcare. >> seemed like vice president biden had cough drops. >> the whole campaign getting over a cold. biden was chewing cough drops and i was hoping thanksgiviey w share. >> the women would have shared. >> the socialists would have as well. >> they would have shared a cough drop. >> tonight everybody embraced obama. right? nobody -- >> great night. >> obama had a perfect night. >> the big winner of the debate tonight was barack obama. and everybody had to give him credit and i was proud to be a democrat tonight. on this tough discussion on guns. criminal justice. and war. those are the issues that people have tried to dance around and get away with in our party for too long. just honest. it was beautiful. also, first hour, biden ate his wheatties. and he was good. i'm on the left in the party. biden that first hour, you can say t

, anyone who has ever covered bernie sanders or knows bernie sanders or watches bernie sanders knowst going to allow this to continue without a fight so at what point and what happens negatively or positively if he decides to go after elizabeth warren >> that's already been happening online the sanders campaign, you've had surrogates criticize the working family party's endorsement you've had many of them remind people of elizabeth warren's long and questionable relationship with native american communities in the united states. here's where bernie sanders is going to have difficulty there's no conspiracy here there's no hillary clinton this year there's no candidate that's received 30 years of sexism and whose ethics and things have been questioned. at the end of the day, if bernie sanders can't start winning some of these primaries as we go into next year, he's not going to be able to claim the system is rigged if he loses to three or four people. that's the big challenge he's going to have. i don't think this year -- and we saw this in some of the angry reactions to how the democr

are you with bernie. elizabeth warren is. are you not, and that would be having the public option that joe biden and pete buttigieg and others have. that's what the debate was about. elizabeth warren is essentially saying bernie's medicare for all plan is what we should do, but i'm not quite as socialist as he is. i am still for capitalism. so bernie light in that regard. >> but she won't really define exactly what it is about the plan that she believes in other than i think he's got the best path forward, a new poll by kaiser family foundation finds the majority of democrats and democrat leaning voters support expanding the affordable care act, like what joe biden wants to do, versus replacing it with medicare for all with no more private insurance. that's what bernie sanders and elizabeth warren want to do. can democrats win on a medicare for all platform or is it a gift to president trump if they go that way? >> well, i mean, it was certainly a gift to president trump the other night i was with him in baltimore when he was

here's the thing about the bernie voters though.emember what we saw in 2016 that some of those bernie voters ended up being trump voters. we will have to try to track those voters to see are they going to continue to move towards warren and build up that progressive movement? or are we going to see them sort of be more undecided and potentially wait it out. >> let's take a look at the middle of the pack. kamala harris is really betting it all on iowa. and she's basically maintained her level of support. but she came out of the gate really strong. but she seems to have lost that momentum. >> yeah. i think, and while elizabeth warren's support has been, some of her support has come from bernie sanders' voters, i think a lot of her support has come from kamala harris' supporters, pete buttigieg supporters. those numbers are all down. so she's drawing which is great news for warren but bad news for kamala harris. i think those candidates are stuck. you know, they are betting it all on iowa, and they are just not seeing the movement. and

>> stephen: do you need anybody to play bernie?> whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! >> stephen: do you back seat drive when you're watching? you can watch it and enjoy it or ho you back seat drive, "come on, george! follow up the question." do you moderate the screen. >> certainly not george. i thought he did a great job. i think-- what is it like when you go see carrot top? what is it -- >> stephen: mostly-- i'm just asking him for workout help, you know. he is shredded like a julienned salad. let's get to the debates. 10 people on stage. five months till iowa. who was thirsty-- >> where you and i met, didn't we. >> stephen: we met in iowa. >> isn't that sweet. >> stephen: we don't have time for that story tonight. who was thirsty for a big moment? and who actually got one? >> i don't think anyone got a big moment. i didn't see anything happen tonight that's going to change the trajectory too much of the three front-runners, warren, biden, and sanders. >> stephen: what did you make of-- i thought that was bold of beto going

there can be one progressive to joe biden, elizabeth warren or bernie sanders bernie sanders is a fighter and thinks he can stay in for the long haul. and when the candidates, when one concedes of the fact that this can be only one, this is highlander, they will have to go after each other and frankly, neither have shown interest in doing so, but if bernie sanders is the first to have that epiphany, i can see him going after elizabeth warren's record on her corporate attorney work, her past as a registered republican. all that stuff is really still uncharted territory for the democrats. >> then is it still anyone's game and clearly for bernie sanders, it's not a time to stand still, it's time to stand up or step out. and i want to look at history for a minute, because it amazes me from this poll, only 9% say they're decided, because let's look back. i think victoria mentioned it earlier, but in 2008, hillary clinton was leading by 18 points, rudy giuliani led by 4 points, rick perry in 2012 led by almost 8 points knowing all those numbers, where we were historically, does that mean all th

you brought up being a national cochair of the bernie sanders campaign. i wanted to talk about the story in "the washington post." bernie sanders has a problem and her name is elizabeth warren. guest: i disagree with that premise. bernie sanders has a campaign that is focused on working families, working parents, and now they have been left out of the trump economy. how eez going to help them with helping the kids go to college, he has an extraordinary grassroots base. senator warren is running a strong campaign, but frankly, more of bernie's expanding coalition is going to come out of the vice president boat, and i believe he will be the nominee. host: are you concerned about the news of the cnn des moines poll? guest: i'm not. everyone will say it is a three-person race between warren, biden, and bernie sanders. he has been an underdog before. i still remember the days i was for howard dean, but john kerry was 2% or 3% in the polls at this time and he won. a is very early and he is in good position. it is going to be a tough, hard-fought race between hi

not my way or the highway. >> i want to give credit to bernie. take credit, bernie. you know, you brought us this far in medicare for all. i want to make the plan better, which i did. that's about offering people choice, not taking that from them. >> nobody has yet said how much it's going to cost the taxpayer. i hear this large savings. the president -- my friend from vermont thinks that the employer is going to give you back if you negotiate a union all these years, and a cut in wages because of insurance. they're going to give back the money to the employee? >> i will. >> for a socialist, you got a lot more confidence in corporate america than i do. >> let's bring in zach wolf, live this morning in washington. the party that presided over the biggest health care change in a generation, obamacare, is now fighting on stage about how to improve health care. is this going to be the -- is this going to be the defining issue for democrats in the primaries? >> clearly, it is as of now, the defining issue, by a mile. it is the only thing, i think, on the stage, where ther

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she is backing bernie's medicare.t do u yo think that means about her view. >> it is an issue that she has struggled with. she would talk very generally about making sure that everyone is on the table. she would go for medicare far all and she was getting a lot of flak from the left. bernie supporters saying she was not sufficiently committed to the issue. that was new when she went to the debate in june, it was the first time that i had ever heard it. it was a way of hugging bernie a little bit and making herself the bible progressive alternative and not giving her a clear way to attack her from the left. and now a few minutes later, some people are wondering are you going to give us a plan of your own or stick with bernie? we don't know the answer, but i expect her to still just continue to hug bernie on this issue. >> a voter challenged bernie sanders head on on his medicare for all plan in a very emotional exchange last night. take a listen to this. >> they're saying that, you know, i need to resign or do somethin

to my heart, so the fact that -- i would be supporting bernie anyway, he's taking a strong stance, if you're going to have an opinion, that's great, get eggedded on an issue before you getting throughout and voicing your opinions to the rest of the world like -- >> bernie sanders fan. >> he's basically put meat on the bones to have green new deal, i mean, to this point the green new deal has been a mission statement but he decided i'm going to put some meat on the bones here, he's talking $16.3 trillion of spending overi 15 years having cutting in half. >> bonn emissions by 2030 and eliminating them a couple of years after that, zero emissions from transportations and power and everything, talking about reducing military spending, paking fossil fuel companies pay more, eliminating subsidies that they get, there's stock and trade, bernie sanders platform and he's always railing against corporate interest and make the fossil fuel companies pay for what they've done to the climate but here we have some paper and that's something that's going to raise the bar for a lot of lindidates and t

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i think it is a bad idea. >> i want to give credit to bernie. take credit, bernie. you know, you brought us this far on medicare for all. i support medicare for all. i always have. but i wanted to make the plan better, which i did. >> the problem, senator sanders, with that damn bill that you wrote, and that senator warren backs is it doesn't trust the american people. i trust you to choose what makes the most sense for you. not my way or the highway. now, look, i think we do have to go far beyond tinkering with the aca. i propose medicare for all who want it. we take a version of medicare, we make it available for the american people, and if we're right, as progressives, that that public alternative is better, than the american people will figure that out for themselves. >> amid his criticism of senator sanders and warren's health care plan, former vice president joe biden zeroed in on the price tag of those proposals. >> my plan for health care costs a lot of money. it cots $740 billion. it doesn't cost $30 trillion. 3.4 trillion a year it turns out is twice what

if she gets any closer, she'll be able to sniff his hair. ( laughter ) bernie-- bernie-- bernie has fallen into a distant third place. since july, he's seen an increase of just 1%. yet another reason for bernie to hate the 1%. ( laughter ) ( applause ) but you know what? 1%-- 1%-- ( applause ) ( as bernie ) you're out to get me! you know who'd kill for that 1% kind of momentum? new york city mayor bill de blasio, who is still registering 0% support for president in new york city. now, that does not sound good. but may i remind you that the last new yorker everyone in the city hated is now president. but de blasio does have some support. in a separate poll in new york state, pollsters say they found "precisely one person who said that de blasio was his preferred presidential candidate," then added, "i'm sorry, i thought you asked if digiorno is my preferred frozen pizza." no, de blasio, absolutely not." poll officials didn't reveal the identity of this person, only that he's "an older white man from new york city." ( laughter ) and his name is bill de blasio. ( laughter ) speaking of mayors

>> bernie is not a serious candidate for president, bernie has been at 15 or 20% the entire time he'sunning, bernie sanders is run to go make a point, same he did in 2015, he is run to go make in point and then as we have seen much of the democratic base has been swayed either towards his leftist position or taking on this sort of rhetoric, so what bernie sanders is attempting to do with this is to push the conversation forward. i don't think bernie has any illusions about actually winning nomination or becoming president, what he's trying to do make point more so than score political points. heather: i don't know the point is of someone defending sharia law. time now 20 minutes until the top of the hour, recession, what recession? >> the u.s. could be headed for a recession. >> on the cusp of a recession. >> plenty signs of a possible recession. heather: really? well, the doom and bloom democrats in left-wing media, solid's job report, why is the economy as strong as ever, economists explains exactly why up next. more? he has asked for... what? well he did say please (all boys): than

. >> bernie wrote the bill, i read the bill. i don't think that is a bold idea. >> the president saying you would have a buy-in. >> you are forgetting what you said two minutes ago? >> these national debates are becoming unwatchable. >> every time something good about barack obama comes up he says i was there. every time somebody questions the administration we were both part of, that was the president. >> i stand with barack obama all eight years, good, bad and indifferent. >> we will take your ar 15, your ak-47. >> castro and beto, thank you for standing so courageously. >> questions of empathy in our nation. >> people on one side and money on the other, the only way to win his ring it together. >> i want to fight and fix it. >> you ain't seen nothing yet ♪ something you will never forget ♪ baby ♪ you ain't seen nothing yet ♪ heather: a live look at houston thomas 3:02 in the morning is the time. think of cleared out, friday, september 13th come you are watching "fox and friends first," the best and brightest of the democratic

not my way or the highway. >> i want to give credit to bernie. take credit, bernie. i want to make the plan better, which i did. that's about offering people choice, not taking that from them. >> nobody has yet said how much it's going to cost the taxpayer. i hear this large savings. the president -- my friend from vermont thinks that the employers is going to give you back if you negotiate a union all these years, and a cut in wages because of insurance. they're going to give back the money to the employee? >> i will. >> for a socialist, you got a lot more confidence in corporate america than i do. >> just a taste. >> just a taste of a long night. batting leadoff for team no sleep this morning, sabrina. good morning, a little bit of both. the overall dynamic. joe biden is the front-runner. did anything change tonight? >> i think you do see more of the status quo. whether he is best positioned to represent the democratic party in this moment and bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, both champions of the progressive wing, are somewhat tied, although trailing by double

and while bernie wrote the bill, i read the bill.n page eight — on page eight of the bill, it says that we will no longer have private insurance as we know it. and that means that 149 million americans will no longer be able to have their current insurance. that's in four years. i don't think that's a bold idea, i think it's a bad idea. pollsters are being told that voters wa nt pollsters are being told that voters want someone who pollsters are being told that voters want someone who can pollsters are being told that voters want someone who can defeat donald trump, collectability being very important in defeating donald trump next year. i'll have more on this a little later. i'll be speaking to a journalist in washington for their take on the winners and losers of this latest debate. that's in a few minutes. britain's brexit negotiator, david frost, and senior eu officials meet later in brussels for the second time this week to discuss any new ways of replacing the backstop in britain's stalled deal to leave the european union. it c

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bernie sanders is suggesting. bernie sanders trying to shock himself back into the democratic race. he sees himself losing ground to elizabeth warren. you've got sort of a mainstream democratic party lane and socialist lane that is fighting over positioning and he's lost his position to warren. he dropped way back in iowa, we are seeing the same thing in a national poll today. he's doing whatever he can to get back into the race. when it gets down to it it's really hard to be an insurgent twice. david: the language is important. as we have seen in polls we have done, americans don't like the word socialist. that's why you always hear it from the president talking about the democrat plans. but dion, we have a phrase that bernie uses here. he wants to create a national wealth registry. that sounds pretty intimidating. national wealth registry. what does that mean for your rights of privacy? >> i mean, you know, this used to be called the fortune 500 list. bernie sanders is trying to -- maybe that will be a point of

senator bernie sanders held a town hall meeting in raymond, new hampshire yesterday. it followed an ice cream social hosted by the founders of ice cream maker ben & jerry's. [chanting] >> let me thank all of you for coming out with me and thank entangled strings for their music. [applause] and erin lahey - there's my jacket -- put this someplace? [laughter] lahey for the field pitch and let me thank ben & jerry's and i want to thank them not just for the great ice cream that they produce which we have eaten too much of over these showingy years but for what a progressive business can be like. [applause] in vermont, everybody knows them. ben & jerry's treats their employees with respect. they have been a staunch ally of our family farmers during difficult times. they have been a protector of the environment and they have virtuallyhere for every important social justice fight in the last few years why want to thank ben & jerry's for what they do. [applause] >> this is labor day. of us do barbecues and have fun but it's an important thing to recognize what this day is ab

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