and joining us on the couch, david avella. thank you for joining us, fox news contributor katie, there you go. david, what do you think? how are the politics of this shaking out for the president right now? >> first, let's keep in mind that we have a chance to set the tone for millions of americans tomorrow as they gather around the table to have a discussion, we can be good and civil here. two things, the calendar now is set up as such that impeachment has as much impact on the democratic presidential primary and the attention it takes from it as it does the general election with president trump. congress isn't in session one day next week, they are in session 12 days in december and there is no indication there will be a vote in those first 12 days of december scenario looking at january. the iowa caucuses are at the beginning of february. so this has as much impact on democrats right now as it does republicans and the president last night hit on a message that will be vital to him, and the general election. and if you ask in

david avella. mary anne marsh and chris stirewalt. hello to all three of you.ve enough to talk about out there in the greenroom? you guys gabbing away. go ahead. chris, start. >> you know, the rap on elizabeth warren. too liberal. too far out of the mainstream, blah blah blah. that misses the point. i don't think she is a very good politician. i think she is a rather poor politician, in fact. when i look at the mistakes that she made on this. joe biden was weak, he was tetering. he had the hunter biden debacle, was hanging by the thread. bernie sanders had a heart attack. elizabeth warren was prime to drive the lane. she didn't do it and couldn't do it. in fact, the thing that she did was roll out this just absolute whopper of a plan that nobody likes except for her own campaign and she squandered her opportunity. i see a person with terrible political instincts and a bad politician. >> sandra: she couldn't sell it to nancy pelosi. over the weekend she said this. >> i'm not a big fan of medicare for all. i welcome the debate. i think that we should have healthc

david avella, the chairman of gopac. jeanne zaino, and tom bevan, co-founder and publisher of real clear politics. sounds like we had mike emanuel there. good morning. thank you to our veterans and we bring them along for a week where we'll be saluting them and turn our focus to these public hearings and the impeachment probe. what do you expect from them? >> we'll see. it seems like things will heat up th. is what america wanted and deserved. we want to have these hearings be public. that's what republicans have wanted. what they want are other witnesses to be called. we just heard the report. they won't get the witnesses they want. they won't get hunter biden or the whistleblower. but this is one -- the beltway is going to be absolutely obsessed over this story not just starting on wednesday but for the coming weeks. the question is how much the public will tune in and how much they'll care ultimately and whether this drives public opinion in any way from where it is now. >> this is a make or break week really, i think

. >> sandra: let's bring in "america's newsroom" a-team david avella, mary anne marsh and tom bevan.d publisher of real clear politics. mary anne, what does it say about the field that bloomberg is entering the race? >> conventional wisdom is they think the field is week. the problem is bloomberg has no chance at being the nominee for the democrats. you need the support of women and african-american voters who drive the party. michael bloomberg's problem women and african-american voters. >> sandra: why did he do it? >> his last human chance to run for president ever given his age. more money than god but 99 problems and 99 days to super tuesday contest and $99 million won't fix it. >> sandra: the way he announced it, did it surprise you? >> a little bit. he has a strategy based on the idea that joe biden will implode and his firewall will not hold in south carolina and bloomberg can buy ads in big states and use his really leverage his pocket book. the problem is the last time we heard someone say i won't participate in any of the early states was rudy giuliani. it doesn't work that