pockets, that could become a bigger story and more of a problem for brad parscale. >> even if parscale's with advisers, is there a professional downside for him, you know, being so flattering? >> absolutely not. you know, i think one of the things that's perfect about this is that he used the word "dynasty" and "dynasty" was a famous tv show between 1981 and 1991. that's right in the president's sweet spot. he would think of himself as blake carington. i don't know who ivanka and don junior would be, but, you know, this is the absurd level at which the president -- >> sammy jo -- no, it would be fallon. >> right. right. i mean this is perfect. and i think brad parscale is also demonstrating that he's an absolute match for trump world because his business dealings are really complex. there's a lot of apparent self-dealing in all of this. this is consistent with the president's ethics and values. i think he would admire a guy who might double dip here or there, might hire the girlfriend of don junior, might hire the ex-wife. this is all very consistent with how trump world operates. he's a

for the moment, brad parscale seems to be safe.trump family, particularly some of the trump children who work for him. but i think that we are hearing that should more donors express concern that they feel that their money is going to rub parscale's pockets, that could become a bigger story and more of a problem for brad parscale. >> even if his comments about trump dynasty get him in trouble with advisers, is there a professional downside for him, being so flattering? >> absolutely not. you know, i think one of the things that's perfect about this is that he used the word "dynasty." and dynasty was a famous tv show between 1981 and 1991. that's right in the president's sweet spot. he would think of himself as blake carrington. i don't know who ivanka and don jr. would be, but this is the absurd level at which the president operates. >> no, no, it would befall l fa >> i think that's a good one. this is perfect. and i think brad parscale is also demonstrating that he's an absolute match for trump world, because his business dealings

joining me now exclusively, brad parscale. brad, you said that out there in california.t was a big fund-raiser and i get what dobbs is saying. this is a movement about america. it's not about the name trump. it he let it and he is bold to do it but it's going to go on beyond him. i think that's what dobbs was bristling at. so what -- >> let me explain. this is a juggernaut in business and now they are a juggernaut in politics and what i wanted to sd how hard this family worked in 2016 and how high they are working out and i will want the people of california to know that no. this family is going to be with them for the future and i just wanted people to see that and i truly believe that. >> laura: do you mean be president for years to come? >> no. i just mean helping them fund raise, having the policies of the president continued, continuing to fight for this grassroots movement. this movement is huge and the president has taken it so far and i think everybody in california wants to know if this is going to be continued. >> laura: see we can seemed though that they were

and brad parscale called the propublica report stupid today on a call with reporters.k about -- we don't have to talk about the part that has to do with brad that he found us stupid or unfortunate. it is interesting, mary katherine, that they are not going to let -- say you're a congressman running in a district that is marginal and you want to know is trump popular in my direct or not, they won't let you know. >> so there is a couple of issues in this story. one ethical, where it is like -- it is like oh, well this is old swamp meet the new swamp. a different kind of person that was brought in, very conventional for an unconventional campaign. and two efficacy. he was effective. and he does get credit and may not be he's a digital genius but he did what he to do which is marry the rnc to the slap dash trump operation and did what nobody thought could be done so he deserves cred for this but they won't be married this time so you won't have the victoryories in a place like ohio where the senator outperformed the president because he doesn't have the information to know

my friend, and a really talented guy, he just gets things knocked out of him all the time, brad parscale. great job. my great friend, somebody was on cnn and they didn't like him because he was too positive about trump. he happens to be hispanic, but i've never quite figured it out. he looks more like a wasp than i do. i will tell you what, there is nobody that loves his country more or hispanic more than steve cortez. steve. thank you, steve. nobody loves the hispanics more. what do you like more, the country or the hispanics? we love our hispanics, get out and vote. and we have a tremendous percentage of the vote. they gave me the bay of pigs award. they are all for trump, i will tell you that, they are all for trump. with the help of -- and steve i want to thank you very much by the way, you were incredible on cnn and now you will get a real job, okay? steve, that audience wasn't big enough for you. the ratings aren't good. with the help of everyone here tonight, we are taking power out of washington and giving it ba back, and to the people of new mexico. we've got a record number of

2020 campaign, thanks to trump campaign manager and man whose head looks the same upside down, brad parscale weekend, parscale spoke at a convention of california republicans-- their official motto "where are you?" ( laughter ) and parscale predicted that the age of trump wouldn't be coming to an end any time soon, saying, "the trumps will be a dynasty that will last for decades, propelling the republican party into a new party." "their dynasty will last a -- ( booing ) >> stephen: silence you minions! "their dynasty will last a thousand years, an unbroken line of trumps mating with trumps until their children have gums so large they blot out the sun!" ( laughter ) he gushed on about the next generation of trumplets -- "ithink they're all amazing people with amazing capabilities. i think you see that from don jr. i think you see that from ivanka. you see it from jared. you see it from all." everybody but eric. ( laughter ) what you see with eric is him shoving gray play-doh into his ears because he quote, "wanted to put more brains in there." ( laughter ) and we learned more about the glorio

if you guys are running the white house political shop, if you are brat par scale -- brad parscale, what are you thinking? >> she is a wreck for the democrats. out, if you want to pick a freaky looking liberal and make them a college professor and have them fake beer, it is her. she is literally in the encyclopedia under liberal hipster professor. that is great. >> but what is the implication? >> try that out in lubbock, try that out outside of medicine in wisconsin. try it in alabama. in pennsylvania. she does not sell anywhere. she sells to a very eclectic, liberal base and that is why you see her, she is the most clear and consistent and doesn't look like a freak show like bernie does, so she is a newer version, see is -- she is 70. a newer version of bernie. bernie got 70% in the primary last time. the most liberal, acceptable candidate will be a strong contender in the primary and have no chance in the general. hillary -- they will win 40 states if elizabeth warren is the nominee. if he wasn'tg, gay, we wouldn't be talking about him. put them on a ticket, blow out. >> you think so?

there is a concern out there not only brad parscale, the head of the trump campaign saying this going to benefit us splitly -- political. at a time where they're trying to beat corey gardener and susan collins. >> the democrats should pay brad's salary to keep him in play. >> here's the thing where the democrats -- there is an advantage that trump is going to have. i'm going to be completely blunt about it. he's going raise $450 million. they're going to milk every granny social security check. oh, my god, unless you give give me $5, nancy pelosi will peachment and raise george soros. incumbent to this. this is a referendum on donald trump. if part of your referendum becomes a well argued consistent case that goes at donald trump and takes apart the construction and the malfeasance and the craziness inside this administration and the self-dealing and the idea that the president is going to leverage and extort a foreign power to help him in the campaign if you make your impeachment case that way, i don't think that hurts you as -- on the down ballot races. i think that helps you, motiv

really talented guy, he just gets the hell knocked out of him all the time, brad par scale -- brad parscalejob, brad. great job. another great friend of mine, someone who was on cnn and they didn't like him because he was too positive on trump, can you believe it? he happens to be hispanic. he happens to be hispanic, but i have never quite figured it out because he looks more like a wasp than i do. i haven't figured that one out. but i will tell you what, there is nobody that loves his country more than steve cortez. steve. thank you, steve. more. loves the hispanics who do you like more, the country more or the hispanics? he says, the country. i don't know, i may have to go for the hispanics, to be honest with you. we got a lot of hispanics. we love our hispanics. get out and vote. you know, just before the last election, the cubans from miami, where we got a tremendous percentage of the vote, close to 90%, they gave me the bay of pigs award. can you imagine? the bay of pigs award. the venezuelans and cubans are all for trump, i will tell you that. they like what you are doing -- what we a

brad parscale tweettweeted, buy official trump marker that is different than any other marker on the market, because this one has the special ability to drive cnn and michael continenti crazy. >> they also cost $15 a pop, which would not be in the budget of the blue collar workers that they were trying to court. >> but people paid $10 for a plastic straw, so there's a willingness to engage in the -- >> i do think sharpie is that. it is -- that's why i bring it back to this military thing. i'm surprised you don't think in these local communities this becomes -- because i think the one thing i thought democrats failed to do in '16 that they did a good job of in '12 was figuring out how to take something about an opponent and connect it to them personally. suddenly, you can do that. >> yeah, but we don't know how people are going to respond. there are many people who might be affected by these project who is do believe that a wall should be built and do believe there's a national security issue. >> i don't deny that. >> it's complicated behavior. and when you get into a campaign situati

steve: brian, to your points that list that brad parscale circulates at the rallies that becomes parteir database and people wind up with a million email blasts to remind them the president is doing and to go out to vote. the president later tonight is going to have that now famous fund raisener beverly hills. ed henry is actually there we are going to talk to him in about 5 minutes to find out who exactly we know is going to go there was that whole call about you have got to tell us who is going. apes ainsley he is on that three day string in california where is he expected to raise $15,000. democrats are ramping up calls now to eu78 peach supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. steve: it comes despite a false sexual assault accusation thinly sourced we should say published in the "new york times." brian: last thing we need in this country is more divisive politics but that's what we have got. griff jenkins in washington: griff: they are slamming it. look, while most of the 2020 democratic field running for president are demanding kavanaugh's impeachment, yesterday house committee cha

he doesn't say brad parscale and my campaign. he is not the one who brought up rudy giuliani. mayor of ukraine did. neil: he brought up joe biden and hunter biden. >> with whom? neil: with the leader of another country. >> you're 100% right. who did he bring up the bidens in context with? was it giuliani or was it bill barr? it was bill barr. i think that makes a difference. if the attorney general cannot solicit information, look, do you agree if a former vice president misused his office, it is still relevant? there is no statute of limitations on malfeasance or misusing your office. i think you and i agree on that. if we agree, what is wrong with having the top law enforcement official in our country sorting out whether or not there is anything to that? i have no problem with -- neil: but if he is telling a leader of another country about joe biden and hunter biden on any level, now you said that, you would probably handle it differently, i hope i didn't misinterpret that, that doesn't help the president's case when others are going to sniff around and say, what other phone

brad parscale running everything twump 2020 related tweeted this out can we "moofl of on tv hoaxes.ho would do the interviews? oh, i got it. so this whole thing started when peter schweizer, the first time i ever heard of it anyway was when peter schweizer wrote his bookened talked about how conflicted the powerful in washington were and how they are invested in various causes and country around the globe. one of which was hunter biden he doesn't say 50,000. he says $85,000 a month with no energy experience gets on the board of a ukrainian energy company where the sitting vice president of the united states was told by the president, president obama can you handle the stabilization of ukraine after the invasion and capture of crimea? steve: joe, you are going to be my point person on that. peter schweizer was with mark levin over the weekend talking about how appropriate it is to look into the bidens. watch. >> ukraine is one of those countries that is all sorts of problems, one of those problems is corruption. and it's one of those countries where you have a political class in the

brian: in the short term brad parscale said they raised a million the first day and now over about fivers are doubling down. real quick, do you, do you worry about ben sasse, who says, republicans slow down and make sure you don't attack the whistle-blower. he said there are disturbing things here. republican senator out of nebraska. >> look, senator sasse is certainly welcome to his own opinion. he is not welcome to his own facts and i think the facts are clear. we've seen that in this transcript that came out. there was no quid pro quo. the president was having, as all can see a very normal and standard conversation with another foreign leader. both who campaigned getting rid of corruption. both who talked about draining the swamp in their own countries. this was a conversation simply on that. i think the president was showing that he is continuing to deliver on his promises to do what he told people he was going to do in 2016. he is continuing to do since he got elected. brian: do you think you know who the whistle-blower is? >> i have got some guesses. we'll wait to see what happens

brian: brad parscale, this is the beginning after trump dynasty, people looking to you to continue that, my only focus is 2020 for him. you know, i'm doing a lot of that stuff as an outsider on the campaign because i believe in it. i'm the father of five young kids. when i see some of the notions of this, i sigh push for socialism, my mother escaped communist country, right? she left that system. my grandmother is 93 years old, still living, she watches cnn that is all they got in europe, in tears calling me, don, you don't understand how bad it is. i do get it. why i'm fighting against it so vehemently. this is interesting, when i talk about that, i talk with my mother, i talk with her. that is funny, how come you don't have anyone from the former soviet bloc espousing great virtues of socialism and communism. how come you don't have one person from venezuela talking about the spoils -- we're being spoon-fed this. we're being indoctrinated. all the democrats talking about our values, no, not our values, their values. it is why they don't want school choice. it is why they don't want ch

according to brad parscale he gotten donations from all 50 states.peachment inquiry. the "q-poll," 37% say go for it. "q-poll" has given no more than 43%. he has 54% disapproval. most of the people don't like president trump say this shouldn't be happening but now we're looking at today's nine-page drop of the whistleblower complaint. which has a lot of news reports in it. a lot of conjecture what the president said to george stephanopoulos. he didn't or she didn't directly hear anything. we know it is not a person in the intelligence community. we know they have a political bent. we're not saying they're compromised but have a political proclivity not pro-trump. we're watching this take place. we saw what happened yesterday with the release of the five-page summary. so there is a lot of ongoing events. it's a moving target. we have yet to see who it is going to hurt. stuart: i would say this, that the word impeachment, when it was first raised at 5:00 eastern time on tuesday afternoon, that moment that really fired up mr. trump's base. because they