scott martin, chris hahn and tony sayegh are back with us.t martin, this is amazing because the ceo is putting his money where his mouth is. he spent $42 million to put up kiosks when you come in order yourself and not use labor. this is harbinger of things to come. >> face it labor over last few years and few decades has become more and more expensive. thanks to advances in technology and ai, artificial intelligence, labor is commodity. you can have robots and efficiencies and companies in a free market and free world are able to put in the restaurants and hotels and so forth to enhance the consumer experience but also lower prices for you as a consumer. melissa: chris hahn, according to gartner by 2025, a third of all workers will be replaced by robots an drones. unfortunately means as you drive the minimum wage higher, it hastens that day to come even sooner. >> well, i don't know. i mean, who is going to spell my name wrong on my order if it is not a human doing it? i don't think a robot will mess it up. melissa: sad. >> technology is rep

chris hahn, did biden miss his chance? >> yes. like i said with you last week, when i was with you, trish, he is not running. a lot of people out there really desperately want him to run. he is not running. the clock timed out for hill. there is no avenue for him to get elected president of the united states. he will not be a bernie sanders type protest candidate. he is in it to win it if he gets in. there is no avenue to get in. trish: why is he putting us through all of this, chris? why putting these feelers out there, saying he might do it effectively through his conduits only to not? >> presidential fever is only kurd by the grave. the man has got a bad case of it. he has to come to grips with reality which i think he eventually will. trish: do you think he will win? >> october 22nd. let's see you come on after that. that is the date everybody in conservative politics needs to circle. that will be more detrimental to her campaign than debates last week. that is the reason why you're not hearing biden out. that is reason why hi

deirdre: chris hahn with me now, former senior schumer aide, democratic strategist. sa booth, vice president of wpa research. is the white house distancing itself from the scandal? to you first, on that question, chris? >> well, look, per prior report i don't think she would be giving money to any saudi princes or anything like that. so i think she is safe on that scam, look, nobody want to be involved with any kind of email scandal. i don't know this is serious. hillary very clear there was guidance given to her. she did meet with white house council. she got system approved. i think this is much ado about nothing. when you see kevin mccarthy going through right now, taking credit for redaction through polling through congressional investigation of benghazi, this is starting to look like more of the same. i think that benefits the secretary here. deirdre: lisa, we just played these comments from valerie jarrett. also from the former secretary of state madeleine albright, who spoke earlier this week. saying more or less the same thing, i would not have advised this bu

and chris hahn former aid to democrat chuck schumer.d to have a democrat to get to your views. >> progress i have. david: what will moderate republicans do to satisfy the tea party? the tea party clearly have veto rights over the next speaker. >> i think this clearly shows that the conservatives have the upper hand. this has been clearly a revolt from the conservative side. freedom was caucus with 40 votes were able to stop kevin mccarthy. with that being said, all up for grabs. you need to find a candidate out there, one of these congressman, congress women, to be a fighter, unifier. that can unite moderates and conservatives, bridge the divide and at same time fight obama and fight over on the senate side as well. that is what they're looking for. we need a leader with character. a leader who can take again the republicans united and being able to push forward and lead in the house of representatives. david: ashley, if kevin mccarthy had not made that dumb statement that he made about the house committee, the select committee investig

chris hahn, i would say that it's ben carson and bernie sanders who are the standouts here because theyy of that. >> well, bernie sanders, for sure. ben carson is doing kind of it in a circumspect way, doing a lot of direct mail fundraising, but bernie sanders is clearly a movement. look, when you're running for president and you're getting a lot of media attention, the rules don't always apply as they would for any other race or if you're a tradition allocate that really needs to build an organization. that said, when we get into the nitty-gritty of voting, organization matters, money matters and really big money's going to matter when it comes right down to it. i'm sure ed will agree. liz: well, there's a book about this, ed. what's the advantage of not bellying up to the so-called fat cat? >> you get to run your campaign the way you want to run it. the problem with the superpacs is you have an alternative campaign that you can't have coordination with. your campaign manager can't be saying this is the kind of ad we want to to put up there. i think this is the first year we've had the

joining us now to talk about this, chris hand, form -- chris hahn, syndicated radio host along with richnews contributor and editor of "the national review." giuliani's done it, bush has done it, bloomberg, palin, al gore, you name it. many politicians have appeared on "saturday night live." it lets people see them in a different light, but did hillary gain any view arers, do you think any voters, by perhaps showing herself with a little bit of humor here? >> well, first of all, kate mackinnon's great, we love her in that role. yes, i think she did. she's been trapped in this vicious cycle of we're talking about bernie sanders, we're talking about the e-mail, we're talking about declining poll numbers, now we're talking about her on saturday night live. it can't help but break that cycle a little bit, and next week the debate will break it even further. i thought it was a very good job, i thought she was very human in that sketch, and that's really what she's got to be. liz: rich are ard nixon appeared -- richard nixon appeared on laugh-in back in the day, rich. >> youn't can go wrong --

we have ford o'connell and chris hahn. nice to have you guys here. ford, seems like a nice guy. a nice man. talked to him. spent time with him. very nice and humble but is nice really enough to get you elected? >> when you have 89% likability rate and considered trustworthy by people in iowa that is worth its weight in gold. almost no one doesn't like ben carson. his other strength is very conservative voters and doing well with republican female voters. not a shock that in iowa 60% are evangelical ben carson is doing well. i think he is major obstacle to donald trump if he wins iowa. trish: is it religious thing, chris? he is very much into god, therefore i can relate to him? he is my guy? >> absolutely. i think evangelical numbers says it all. ford hit nail on head. the guy is very likeable. i don't agree with what he says but comes across likeable to me. i imagine evangelicals are agreeing with message he is saying will like it over especially donald trump who comes across loud and obnoxious. they call it iowa nice for a reason and he seems nice. trish: this fascinates me as

former senator scott brown, chris hahn, and jason roe, former mitt romney campaign manager.who ask two questions for one but i will do so quickly. why did he pull out and did leave a little wiggle room open for him to get back in if necessary. >> pulled out for the same reasons i've been telling you this august, there is no staff for him to hire, it is too late for him to get in. is not a protest candidate. if he ran he is running to get win. there is no wiggle room. david: didn't it sound like he was making a campaign speech at the announcement? >> absolutely. a lot of wishful thinkers writing that speech as announcement speech. but joe biden is smart, seasoned politician who was not going to run to see his name out there. david: scott, one thing he did do, was take a shot at hillary clinton, not by mentioning her by name but during the debate she was asked which enemy she was most proud of having. she mentioned a lot. ticked off iranians, drug companies, isis. said probably the republicans here is what isis said about calling the republicans your enemy. he said this today.