country and i will spend whatever it takes. >> bill: i'm sure you were watching a moment ago when brad parscaleichael bloomberg. >> what you should ask him, brad is not running a national campaign, he's running a campaign in six states and he's doing that exceptionally well. if the election was held i think president trump would be reelected. their only states that really matter are wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, north carolina and arizona in a general election. we as democrats have made a terrible mistake in focusing two years in the state of iowa but every republican poster agrees donald trump has gone -- >> bill: no one has been successful at doing that yet. why do you think that could work? >> not since 1960. we've allowed two states, iowa and new hampshire, to the exclusion of people around the country. so michael bloomberg says, what if we got everyone involved? what if we started running in north carolina, michigan, wisconsin, florida, texas and oklahoma, what if we empower people to play a role in this campaign? and that's what we are doing. no one since 1966 has succeeded in doing

texas governor greg abbott and trump 2020 campaign manager, brad parscale. yeah, big show. >>> let's get right at it. fox news columnist liz peek is with me now. it was an economic tour de force by the president in davos, one thing after -- trump dominated it. >> absolutely. he told the war what he's going to tell american voters in the runup to the 2020 election which is our policies have worked. our agenda has worked. lighter regulation, lower taxes. who is benefiting? the word most often used in his speech, it's all about the workers and he's extolling that agenda but also calling on europe to do the same thing. look, they have average unemployment of 7.5%. we are at 3.5%. they are not growing. we're growing. the message totally was this is good for middle america because those are the states that are in play, those are the voters that are in play. president trump won those voters in 2016 with promises. he has delivered on those promises and he's going to win them again in 2020. it was a tour de force. by the way, everything else he did, the meeting with

trump's 2020 campaign manager, brad parscale. and jason jones will be among our guests monday.eat one. thanks for being with us. and good night from new york. . trish: as the dems gear up for their impeachment in the senate. the media criticizes trump's picks for his legal team. america that recognizes the benefits of changes in tax, trade and foreign policy. like this crowd. >> who here watched the democratic debate last night. okay, not many. hop watched the president's rally last night. >> that crowd and this one. each is a complete failure as

. >> reporter: back in the u.s., the president's campaign manager, brad parscale, told "cbs this morningpeachment is helping mr. trump's re- election bid. >> there are millions now that are egaged to show up. and the president has a larger base now significantly from 2016. >> reporter: as for the president actually showing up at his own impeachment trial, republican senator john cornyn said the president should focus on other businesses. but republican senator rand paul said he may send a ticket over here to the white house just in case the president wants to use it. norah. >> o'donnell: that would be dramatic. ben, thank you. and there's breaking news tonight from california. investigators are on the scene of a fiery plane crash. the plane apparently went down just as it was taking off. kris van cleave has the latest. >> reporter: just after noon local time, the small plane went down just off the runway of the corona california municipal airport. pilot dorothe voll says the plane was trying to take off. >> he didn't pull back, and he was too fast to end the runway. and then he flipped,

the president's campaign manager, brad parscale said 170,000 people requested tickets for the 7,500 seatore than 26% of those attending were registered democrats. more than 10% didn't vote in the last presidential election. new gallup surveys with impressive revelations showing americans have become far more satisfied in a number of areas since the president took office. the largest gains are the economy, national security, it in strength, and race relations all improving dramatically over that time. there have also been major satisfaction gains in government? crime reduction policies, the position of minorities in income and wealth distribution and the number of opportunities to get ahead. all indicating nothing but good things for the president as he begins campaigning for reelection in earnest. joining us, former reagan white house political director and fox news analyst, ed rollins. those numbers are impressive. >> the fact that you have 170,000 people go online and ask for tickets. if one of my friends who is a cop here said anything you can do to get me a ticket. to have that outpo

trump's 2020 campaign manager, brad parscale. and jason jones will be among our guests monday. new york. n. maria: happy weekend everybody welcome to the program that positions you for the week ahead. i am maria boucher mono makes was an interview with the nations banker, jamie diamond as we touched on another of topics for the day he gives us hear his outlook for the day. but first it was quite the week on wall street, record-setting across-the-board white house trade advisor peter tavarez here to talk at the impact of the historic week that was. the signing of

joining us, brad parscale. we always talked by remote. you may wish we were on remote.e fact of the matter is this president right now is to me fascinating for a man who is up for election here in less than a year who is being -- the attempted impeachment of this president. every market is high. confidence in the one -- country is soaring. he will be in davos telling the global yiforist elites how longy have been. >> they went too far on this impeachment thing. they don't have anything to run on. look, i call it the impeach-mint. they filled up the coffers. on top of that since they started this, in every metric we track the president's success of getting re-elected, he's gone up. he's bringing independents who see this as a hoax. lou: what is the difference between 2016 and 2020. in the numbers you are looking at. let's talk approval ratings. >> approval is always valid for different. all the candidates on the democrat side are under 50% for approval. it's rare where you see candidates with a high approval rating. any one of these candidates, when they have to run on t

joining us, brad parscale. we always talked by remote. you may wish we were on remote.eat to see you. the fact of the matter is this president right now is to me fascinating for a man who is up for election here in less than a year who is being -- the attempted impeachment of this president. every market is high. confidence in the one -- country is soaring. he will be in davos telling the global yiforist elites how longy have been. >> they went too far on this impeachment thing. they don't have anything to run on. look, i call it the impeach-mint. they filled up the coffers. on top of that since they started this, in every metric we track the president's success of getting re-elected, he's gone up. he's bringing independents who see this as a hoax. lou: what is the difference between 2016 and 2020. in the numbers you are looking at. let's talk approval ratings. >> approval is always valid for different. all the candidates on the democrat side are under 50% for approval. it's rare where you see candidates with a high approval rating. any one of these candidates, when the

brad parscale is mr. trump's 2020 campaign manager. he was digital manager for the 2016 campaign.u guys like to talk about a landslide in 2016. if you look at it coldly you lost the popular vote and the election swung on less than 80,000 voters. when you think how close it was in 2016 and you got this impeachment going on what makes you think that the impeachment proceedings are helping you grow that wall there? >> so, first of all we measure this. i think one of the biggest measurements is fundraising. fundraising has been up. it's up 20%, 30% over the last couple of months. i know we always say internal numbers. but we have a lot of systems. republican national committee has voter scores and polling. public polling is showing the president climbing. >> why don't the internal numbers match the public polling. the latest poll i saw was 50% supporting removal of the president. granted it's a cnn poll. there seems tube disconnect. >> we're a federal republic. we need 270 to win. polling nationally. look, there's three counties in america that can have millions of votes going towards

trump's 2020 campaign manager, brad parscale. and jason jones will be among our guests monday.their impeachment in the senate. the media criticizes trump's picks for his legal team. america that recognizes the benefits of changes in tax, trade and foreign policy. like this crowd. >> who here watched the democratic debate last night. okay, not many. hop watched the president's rally last night. >> that crowd and this one. each is a complete failure as

this is from brad parscale who i asked for a statement to respond.ident's campaign is massive. our resources allow us to be more in touch with more real americans than any campaign in history. the president's rallies put us more in touch. if anybody lives in a bubble, it's msnbc talk show hosts. what say you? >> i believe that all of the candidates need to do a better job with reaching out to ordinary, extraordinary americans with every different background. president trump, no question he was able to capture those three states. the republicans have a challenge and that is to maintain the party unity and discipline that they are now experiencing. they also have to continue to try to grow their electorate. as one thing to acquire, but you still be members of the congregation. they will focused on not just rallying democrats, but independents and disaffected republicans. >> martha: lindsey graham made the argument that, come november this won't matter much. is this going to be on people's minds? impeachment? >> there are so many unknowns. we don't know

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the president tweeting "don lemon the dumbest man on television while trump campaign manager brad parscalel advantage reminding voters of 2016 when hillary clinton called the trump voters deplorable spirit >> it's bad for journalism, it's tough to have a president who hates your guts. that is your job. to deliver the news even if it's being made by somebody you don't like. >> it's not just democratic media accused of elitism, supporters of bernie sanders have also been dismissed in a new documentary hillary clinton says of front-runner bernie sanders "nobody likes him, i feel bad that people got sucked into it." the comments drawing the ire of sanders supporters. of l.a. chargers player tweeting was 41,000 followers thanks for the motivation, every time you trash him i'll give more, i like bernie. >> the elitism of the establishment comes with huge risks, social and alternative media have negated the influence of big media, grassroots payback could be a huge factor in the primaries and in the general election come november. >> shannon: doug mckelway, thank you. tonight there is a brand-new

president trump, brad parscale they did. they used facebook effectively. melissa: thank you for reminding me of that. i forgot about that. you're so smart. thank you, connell. connell: every once in a while. meantime when we come back, top con congressional leaders receiving a brief on the hill. we're live from amman, jordan with where things stand. melissa: he is very smart. high-tech homes leaving consumers at risk. what you need to know to protect yourself from hackers and your privacy. connell: uber and hyundai lifting transportation to new heights. that is later in the hour. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ connell: "fox business alert." top congressional leaders are supposed to be receive a briefing on iran at this very moment on capitol hill. at least 56 people were killed earlier today at a stampede. it happened during the funeral for the iranian general qassem soleimani. benjamin hall is in jordan with the details on that and more. reporter: hi, connell. we've been watching closely what has been going on in iran to try to get any indication how they may retaliate. today

turn back blue, and that's exactly because of some of the comments that trump campaign manager brad parscale made tonight, which you referenced, which he basically said to the crowd, help me write this state off and help me to not spend money here, citing internal polling that the trump campaign won't share the specifics of, won't share the specifics of, but saying they feel very confident in a place like this. but the other thing to sort of look at is where we are. we're in northwest ohio, so we're so close to the border with michigan that the trump campaign sort of strategically feels that while this checks the ohio box, they can also attract voters from a nearby state that he won so much more narrowly that will be also so important in the upcoming election, brian. >> because not all of us journalists can be where you are and certainly not the people watching tonight, i want to ask you a few questions about atmospherics at an event like tonight. what got, for example, the largest crowd response, mentions of the conflict with iran or impeachment? you could call it the conflict with pelosi.

joining us tonight trump re-election campaign manager brad parscale.e data and the importance of numbers and big issues for the president the in this year's election. "judicial watch"'s tom fitton on impeachment and farcical charade taking place in washington beginning tomorrow. we'll tell you what to expect. former acting attorney general matthew whitaker with some of those answers. former white house political director ed rollins. pulitzer columnist michael goodwin joining us tonight for full analysis on the impeachment proceeding. cartel expert, jason jones will take up what is happening, a lot is happening on our southern border. all that at the top of the hour. please join us. liz? liz: we'll be watching, lou, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. liz: california governor gavin newsom now admitting california's out of control crisis happened on the democrats watch. watch this. >> be candid. they are nowhere to be found on issue of homeless. we have not been focused on this issue. there is a reason the things, the way they are. because we haven't ad

you know, trump and brad parscale used data driven analytics to help win the 2016 election and more powerthe problem here is secrecy. first i learned about the story is that there is so many times in modern day journalism where you use the word secretly or secretive to imbue a sense ominous nature like harris appears on tucker carlson. just because i didn't issue a press release. i was like wow, this is actually the word secretly implied. an organization, one of their members says raise on detra is stealth. that's what they're all about. going back to what you said earlier the scope of is incredible. minimum suggested donation is $40,000. this is not small potatoes we are talking about here. >> tucker: isn't this exactly what the left warned us about for about 40 years that democracy would corrode in the face of a small group of rich people exerting undue influence in elections. they said they hated this and now they have kind of corn ared the market on it. >> right. because they are doing it for the right reasons in their mind. >> tucker: good point. >> i spent few years speaking with fa

is his huge digital operation, the only digital operation that rivals president trump's run by brad parscalend take that and devote it because when mike bloomberg decided to run, even before, he said back in august his number-one goal was to get donald trump out of office. he believes any of the democrats in the field would make a better president than president trump. he himself think he's the most qualified, but if it's not him, he is still devoting this massive machine to getting trump out. >> here's a gross question. have you been surprised to see what money can buy, what the two billionaires have been able to buy themselves? you've got people who have been in this race for months down there at -- >> years. >> -- at 2%, 3%, and suddenly these guys can rocket to second place in south carolina, for example, for steyer. >> brian, money works. we know that. and we hear democrats every day disgusted with how much money is in the process, but here's the thing. those are the current rules. hate the game, not the player. you're going to be running against donald trump, who is going to have a hug

meanwhile brad parscale dismiss bloomberg as a threat.erview with brian kilmeade yesterday, watch. >> a couple of days ago, he's going to get past mayor pete and pocahontas. think about this, he's almost bent as much money as it would make the entire election in 2016. >> martha: bloomberg has surpassed buttigieg nationally, is it time for the campaign to take a look at mini mike, it's great to have you with us. >> thank you for having me. >> martha: what you think about that? first of all, do you think he's trying to emulate and figure out and learn from the trump campaign? >> martha>> all these democratse trying to learn from the trump campaign and our secret formula of being able to build such a strong army. obviously we are at a strong position from the resources standpoint, investment standpoint in our targeted states. we have target so early here in 2020. with that being said, we do not view mike is a real contender. yes, you look at these national polls, but when you start to look at the state by staples, he's very much behind when

digital operation, hawk fish, possibly the only digital operation with size and scale that can rival brad parscale team. bloomberg is going all the way in their opinion. >> sometimes i watch his ads, stephanie and it looks like a super pack that has a candidate's name attached to it because it is never about mike bloomberg. the ad always begins, whatever it is, something about trump, something about the issue itself, and then at the end is and mike bloomberg will be the guy to solve this problem, but you could easily see how they could cut the ad off, and all of a sudden it's nothing more than a democratic messaging ad. >> charles, you have nailed it. remember, mayor mike bloomberg said from the beginning, his number one goal is to get donald trump out of office. in august, he told us he thinks every person in the democratic field would make a better president than donald trump. about a few months ago, he said he wasn't sure any of them could beat him. he then entered the race. as of today, he has said publicly if the democratic primary voters do not choose mayor bloomberg, and trust me he would l

brad parscale ran the most effective digital advertising campaign that we've ever seen in the historyy can't beat the president's message, and the prowess of brad parscale, what they're doing is saying, let's ban all political advertising. this is what they do, but i think most of america agrees with me saying we don't want big tech, want the massive companies censoring speech deciding what is acceptable and what is not. the google fact checker i would note, tend to only fact check conservative sites. that is what happens. we're not going to allow that to happen. facebook made a good decision not banning political ads. lisa: do we need to make a change to federal law? most networks broadcast any ad given to them. >> enlen weintraub who runs fcc. she spoke out against the decision facebook made. mark zuckerberg getting testimony they have accepted responsibility. lisa: would you have same mentality on facebook if it was run by a bunch of trump supporters? >> i think so. really this has nothing to do with the political leanings of anything. by the way, mark zuckerberg has been hosting c

earlier this week the president's campaign manager, brad parscale told bill hemmer, at this point theyl that president trump is in a much better position than candidate trump ever was back in 2016. >> he is so far ahead where he was in 2016 against clinton. he is so far ahead of these other candidates in fund-raising and in numbers and what we're going to do. and their policies are so far left the american people are not going to want them. reporter: you heard the president mention there he feels impeachment essentially is good for him politically. the president also says the campaign, neil, also says what is going on here in washington with the backdrop, with impeachment is good for them fund-raising as well as they have been able to fund raise off many people are seeing up on their screens up on capitol hill. neil? neil: blake, i'm throwing this without with you without any preparation but you always handle it with ease, is there any concern about these polls? they were wrong, so wrong in 2016 but given the economy, given the strong markets today, notwithstanding you could make a com

. >> you talk to brad parscale, that data point comes up over and over again.re doing it. get the dems especially in new jersey, you're not swinging new jersey. stuart: are you sure of that? >> you know new jersey. ones live in pennsylvania, 45 minutes an hour away from where the rally was held. pennsylvania is swing state. you need to make sure those people from the rally vote in november. stuart: i give you that. i don't think new jersey swings. >> i'm from there. you live there. stuart: that's right. todd, you're all right. thanks for joining us. good stuff. >> thank you. stuart: coming up in the 11:00 hour. tell you about this, baseball legend pete rose i will get his take on the sign-stealing scandal that really rocked major league baseball. plus, charlie hustle will get paid that is his nickname, he will get paid $10,000 to lose weight. i think that is a good story. susan: how much weight? stuart: i don't know. i will ask him. the virus, update on that, still not contained, 170 dead in china. we'll give you the latest on the virus. by the way, top economi

ainsley: do you know what i have been noticing and even brad parscale the campaign manager for president mentioned this. there are more democrats that are interested in voting this year and turning to trump. he said there were almost 160,000 asked for tickets to this event. it only holds what did we say yesterday 5700. steve: configured for 5700. ainsley: he identified 73,000 votes. , 10% didn't vote in 2016. and 23% were self-described democrats. we had that lady on yesterday at the town hall with pete buttigieg who said she is a pro-life democrat. and she asked pete buttigieg about it and he cedi agree with you. and she said the democratic party used to be the party where anyone was welcome. steve: and you could see at the end there there was a gigantic television screen because thousands of people were left outside. nonetheless, the president was there on behalf of jeff van drew who he referred to as very courageous. watch. >> a few weeks ago jeff was one of the few brave and principled democrat lawmakers. in all fairness we have been after him for a long time. [laughter] who stood up

for the president, for brad parscale, this is jarring.hind closed doors let all the democrats kill each other. we're here with basically an unlimited war chest. not so much anymore. >> wow. incredible. >> this is a game-changer. again, talked about this last week. the first time since the early 1800s we have re-elected three presidents that you have, three presidents who haven't served two terms. a lot of it has to do with the money collected. i remember bill clinton targeting bob dole and republicans in early -- 1996. it happened again with bush in '04. happened again with obama in '12, and now bloomberg is going to be doing the same thing to donald trump and it's -- their goal all year was to become unbeatable by raising $100 million. for bloomberg, he sneezes, and $100 million, like, falls on the floor. i saw four commercials of his within ten minutes on one of the football games last night. listen, he has said -- >> many criticized him saying why can't he just put his money behind a candidate who could win? right now he's saying i'm g

now, i've got some numbers here that are from brad parscale, the president's campaign chief, and he'sok, what was it, 26% of the people at the rally last night, this is in new jersey, were democrats. they turned out for him. what was the other number? bill: that was one of them. that's coming from their campaign. we will see. but i think what blake points out, they are going to michigan, i believe if blake is still there, also, he has a rally in des moines, iowa coming up? reporter: yes. bill: a rally in manchester, new hampshire. what he has, he's got a story he can sell with this signing. that is if you want to get it done, washington, we can because the bipartisan vote on this was substantial, 385-41 in the house, 89-10 in the senate. reporter: one of the open questions i can tell you, when the president is going to rallies in these states, iowa, new hampshire, states that the white house says will benefit from the trade deal, might the white house might pair up a usmca event? a official government event in the morning or afternoon, then pair that up with a campaign rally in the ev