chris bedford joins us tonight.ford, great to see you. >> great to see you, tucker. >> tucker: you really systematically thought through the presence philosophy. you've broken it down into a lot of categories. given the knowledge that you have what you make of that week this morning? >> attacking the nfl? he's managed to hold this issue and make it a phenomenal thing. he's a great communicator. i've got a chapter in the book called "how to get your message out" and it breaks it down into how basically donald trump does. one, he keeps it really simple. it's about the fly, it's about this, not about the police, not about ferguson, it's about respecting the flag and standing for the military. you have to redefine things on your terms, don't let them do that. you have to attack, attack, attack and never relent. i think that's what we saw this morning with them attacking the tax status of the nfl. finally got to just bring it across the finish line exactly like he's done. donald trump is controlling this debate, he's bas

chris bedford, author of the brand-new book "the art of the donald." s, welcome back to the show. so the president, everyone has countered him out every step of the way. he is the president. there are so many who would like to impeach him including a california billionaire sending an open letter to his congress friends saying they need to impeach him immediately. >> it looks pretty good for him. the large thing here is the democrats have completely misread everything he has done because he didn't operate by jeb bush or marco rubio. the democrats haven't seen to have taken a single lesson from the last election and their shellacking as they should have. they trimmed down on race and marginalization politics. they are increasing the divide. it kind of worked when you had barack obama, an extremely charismatic person. reagan, the republican's famous letter could barely hold together three, the libertarians weren't consequence and the hawks. the democrats want hillary clinton or joe biden to hold together these 2 some groups? there is no shot -- these 20 gr

chris bedford, author of the brand-new book "the art of the donald." to the show. so the president, everyone has countered him out every step of the way. he is the president. there are so many who would like to impeach him including a california billionaire sending an open letter to his congress friends saying they need to impeach him immediately. >> it looks pretty good for him. the large thing here is the democrats have completely misread everything he has done because he didn't operate by jeb bush or marco rubio. the democrats haven't seen to have taken a single lesson from the last election and their shellacking as they should have. they trimmed down on race and marginalization politics. they are increasing the divide. it kind of worked when you had barack obama, an extremely charismatic person. reagan, the republican's famous letter could barely hold together three, the libertarians weren't consequence and the hawks. the democrats want hillary clinton or joe biden to hold together these 2 some groups? there is no shot -- these 20 groups? kennedy: d

jessica tarlov is senior director of research and fox news contributor and also here chris bedford. f of the news foundation. chris, a difficult subject. loss of life. someone fighting for this country, fighting for all of us. to have it come to this, it's difficult for everyone. >> it is very sad. those pictures are extremely moving. miss johnson went from a private citizen whose husband was serving to a pregnant widow with a child, a single mother who has become a political pawn. i think it's very sad and it is kind of see through. you have to wonder about the congresswoman's motivations here if they are political, partisan. she has been very partisan in the past and a sad spectacle to see an american citizen going through this grief being dragged into this. >> sandra: all of us have had a chance to think this through at this point. it has dominated as far as media coverage is concerned. you saw the white house press briefing. you look at the congresswoman and think even if there was something the president said that didn't sit well with her, that she would protect this widow from

neil: chris bedford, they are watching the republican meeting they will have with all the drama withorker and that, is it certain he will secure 50 votes regardless of market impact? i'm not so sure it is. corker was dicey vote long before feuding with the president. he is deficit hawk. i assume he still is. there is a lot in the tax package raising questions whether the deficit is helped or hurt, but i could see him voting no. what do you think? >> i could see him voting no as well. you have a pretty ambitious tax reform here. $1.5 trillion in deficit additions they're able to deal with here. that is tighter box than they're wanting to work with. paul ryan will get it through. he will get it through early november. he got through most of president's agenda. neil: what happens in the senate? >> what happens in the senate is we already have rand paul is probably a no. if he gets into another fight with lindsey graham and john mccain busting through spending caps. bob corker has not sent positive signs to the white house. the white house has not sent positive signs back we saw this mor

charles: joining me to discuss, christopher bedford, and ford o'connell. chrisyou. senator warren giving the benefits of the doubt to the social media platforms. in their first chance showing they are taking it seriously. they have fallen flat on their face. >> we saw message boards on the internet where people swapped theories. sometimes they are correct and as we saw in las vegas, they are incorrect. the same thing happened after the boston marathon. some of them started to show you have on google news. it's hard to hold them quite responsible for the algorithms that brought that up. some of that is popularity sparked by bots. if they can't keep it off their feed, they will have to deal with democrats who want to regulate them and republicans who have no sympathy for them. charles: there is an absolute warning there will be attempts to compromise these elections. ford: fake news is a problem. it's wholly made up and the social media giants facebook and twitter function as media companies. a lot of people get their news from there. with the elections, i'm worri