this isn't a democratic party we have come to know. the transition is now complete. the democrat socialist wing of the party controls their own leadership. we continue to see the very clear contrast between freedom and socialism throughout this congress. open for any questions you may have. yes. reporter: you have been eager to talk about the division within the democratic party over the anti-semitism resolution, but there is a divide in your own party, too. 22 republicans voted against this resolution. can you talk about that? rep. mccarthy: the democrats water down the amendment. the frustration on the republican side was that they water down the amendment. we're always stronger when we speak with one voice, but i think all americans are clear on this. we oppose anti-semitism. we have a clear problem on the democratic side. first time it happened, it was the republicans not having a vehicle just one motion to recommit. we brought it up and spoke with one voice. what happened again, this time the democrats didn't even ask congresswoman omar to apologize. their own me

>> i think that the democratic party celebrates diversity. we have a great field of candidates running in the democratic primary of all races, genders and even sexual orientation. i think it's going to be an interesting primary and i don't think that the democrats run away from the diversity. i think -- >> republicans are -- republicans are tailored to the fear of people that are worried that this country is changing. >> if you have the woke party and they are leading presidential candidates that are white, and why wouldn't you -- why wouldn't you do what they do at harvard? >> here's what i would say to that. i think it's important that both parties ensure that there is diversity. both parties -- so let's be very clear. it's a very diverse convention and one of the parties can be very, very white. >> we will see it. >> chris hunt, thank you. good to see you. >> tucker: time now for final exam or two of the smartest people in that his business face off against one another to see who's been paying the closest attention to what's going on this

so the democrat party, they are the party segregation. lot of this terminology being used, they are the party of it and that's why they want to push blame on others. lou: reparations is a paycheck forr for something. >> they can keep that. lou: kamala harris, i think these folks want to talk to you right away. we are glad you are talking to us. joining us is matt schlapp, chairman of the conservative union. diamond and silk i hear were just amazing as they were wrapping up the day last night. good to see you. you are putting on quite a show at cpac. >> these people were on their feet every couple minutes with diamond and silk. so far probably one of the most of popular speakers at cpac. and by the way, they are charming women and smart as heck. lou: i never noticed that. they are sitting right here. i never noticed that. no, they are wonderful, wonderful people. so tell us where you are. going after socialists? the success in venezuela? is that threatening the republican party? is that what's going on here? >> larry kudlow served it up wi

straight ahead. >> sean: the democratic party is now a party of hate and democratic congresswoman tlaibr other colleagues injecting herself into the party's ongoing anti-semitism saga "hard to watch representative scalise demand that representative omar be removed from foreign affairs without wondering if it's steeped in islamophobia." react exclusively monica crowley and steve scalise, i don't even know how to respond to that. the point is she calls israel evil. she's made multiple anti-semetic remarks. the democrats didn't have the vote to condemn her. the proper discipline would be to take her off that particular committee. steve? >> well, sean, first of all, it's very concerning that she continues to make these kind of anti-semitic comments, questioning people that support israel and the american/israel relationship. first trying to imply it was about money. groups like apac don't even give money to members of congress. then she went further with this dual allegiance, that you can't have an allegiance to america if you also support the nation of israel as a jewish state which is jus

the democratic party is the progressive party, the woke party. award at 100 superdelegates -- i'm serious -- to every candidate of color and every female candidate in this race? one out apply those affirmative-action standards to your own presidential race? >> i think the democratic party celebrates diversity. i think we have a great field of candidates running in the democratic party of all races, genders, and even sexual orientation. i think it is going to be an interesting primary, and i don't think the democrats run away from the diversity that is bringing this country -- -- >> tucker: really? >> republicans are tailoring to the fear of people who worry this country is changing. >> tucker: hold on, if you've got the woke party and you're leading presidential candidates are white, beto o'rourke and the former vice president, joe biden, then why wouldn't you apply the affirmative action standards you apply on the rest of your country to your own primary? why wouldn't you give it superdelegates -- i'm serious. why not do what they do at harvard

they now own the democrat party which is the democrat socialist party.here is a rise of anti-semitism. we already stood up to congresswoman omar a few weeks ago and she just repeated it which i believe was worse, questioning the allegiance and alliance of american jews. could they be true to america? we heard these questions asked. and what did history say? we can never allow that to repeat itself. that's why it's so important. not one party, but all of america stands for this. judge jeanine: i understand nancy pelosi has been the speaker twice. as a woman, she is probably in terms of women in congress, she is the most of powerful woman in congress by far. so she is -- didn't her daughter say something like she'll stab you in the back and stab you and you won't even know you have been cut. why did she bend? what happened? is she'd worried these young women are going to take over? is she watching the attention they are getting and is concerned about her own future? >> remember what took place. she was on the cover of the rolling stones with the young new

the problem is she doesn't represent the democratic party. t represent the democrats in the house. but because they were not willing to call her out by name and say that what she did was morally wrong and wrong in our democracy, they run the risk that people will basically tar them with the same brush that they would tar her with. and that's why you've got to speak out. if you let lies live unresponded to, they will spread and we can't let these spread. >> sean: look at -- look at the the rise of anti-semitism in europe and the rise of anti-semitism among the crazy in this country, the racist nationalist nuts that -- >> right. >> sean: it is very scary. senator, it's good to see you. please send my best regards to your better half. she must have been drinking that day when she married you. >> yeah. and she continues to drink because she thinks you're the best. [ laughter ] >> sean: good to see you, sir. >> great to be with you. >> sean: all right, well, the cowardly schiff, adam schiff is getting nervous about robert mueller. we'll tell you wh

what does the democrat party do here. if what raheel is saying is true, they've got a big problem on their hands. >> they do and they have to make sure they don't become the labour party because the labour party is losing good and decent people in england because of corbin. you can't let as tremendous exl the party. that's what the democrats have to do. they have to respond in a very vigorous way, zero tolerance for anti-semitism. >> laura: what they are doing now ain't working. allen, raheel, fantastic. great to have you both on. with the aid of liberal groups and judges, he became the first american to legally identify as neither a man or woman but now he says it was all a sham. jamie is here to share why the jamie is here to share why the rush to normaliz different generations get the same quality of customer service that we have been getting. being a usaa member, because of my service in the military, you pass that on to my kids. something that makes me happy. being able to pass down usaa to my girls means a lot to bot

for 13 years, good luck. >> she's not the face of the democratic party. >> i want to talk aboutow president trump responded to this. let's listen. >> the democrats have become an anti-israel party. they have become an anti-jewish party, and i thought that vote was a disgrace. >> kind of a highly dubious statement there, but we are seeing this pattern about immigration, socialism, putting these extreme labels on everything the democrats do. clearly a strategy for 2020. >> this is a re-election strategy for the president. he knows he has a base that's going to be with him, but he is also well aware there is a segment of the republican party that could be looking for another option if democrats nominate a more moderate candidate. what he's trying to do is paint the entire democratic party as far left. >> it's a smart technique. >> his base may love it, but how about the moderate republicans he will lead? >> it will play pretty well because 2018 was a referendum on him. does donald trump need a brake pedal? yes, let's send some democrats up there. this man tweets at night. he's a re

that's your radical extreme and anti semitic democratic party. they could care less about one of the must vulnerable and oppressed minorities in modern history. we move along to a very important immigration report, an investigation with many new developments tonight. with democrats, politics comes above all else. the same reason their immigration policy can be boiled down to two words, hate trump. hating trump is more important than daca. more important than helping dreamers. it's the same woman congresswoman ocasio-cortez is this week calling her colleagues racist because they support immigration laws. when it comes to securing our southern border, the contrast between the president and those on the other side of the aisle is striking, as we will show you. as you can tell by probably only one of those strategies is based in reality, we'll get that up in a minute. now only president trump's agenda truly cares about the safety and security of everyone in this country. president wants to stop the drugs, cartels, and the gangs and the human trafficki

we'll actually examine the democratic party. more fossil fuels, no more nuclear energy, no more gas-powered cars, no more airplanes. and heaven forbid, no more cows. in the end, all democrats really want, higher taxes, more power for themselves. if they are successful, we will pay a very heavy price in this nation, not only with our wallet but also the rights that have made the country the greatest on earth. watch this. >> under the guise of medicare for all and a green new deal, democrats have embracing the same tired economic theories that impoverished nations. the trouble the socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money. they want to take away your hamburgers. this is what stalin dreamt about but never achieved. >> join us to put socialism on trial and then convict it. >> joining us now with a reaction, fox news contributor charlie, austan goolsbee, and sebastian gorka. thank you for joining us. austan, democrats are not hiding. they're not hiding at all. they're putting socialism right there front and cen

it was pulled was actually further to the left than the republican party but in terms of the democratic party moving further to the left than the american people at rendell i'm sure you know him well the former pennsylvania governor and former chairman of the d.n.c. he's saying that the more his party has presidential candidates or newly elected members of congress like alexandria kazuo cortez talking about this green new deal or medicare for all the more this plays into the truck campaign's hands he's worried and it's a good friend and it is he's always right on politics and he's one hundred percent right here they're going to have to do something different than this just lurching left on progressive policies will lose the next election instead they're going to have to stand for public private partnerships scaling to markets bringing in innovation and forming coalitions bigger than the liberals themselves i mean government alone can't get anything done and the liberal coalition alone can't get anything done so again i think biden is in a position to kind of rise above the arguments within th

they are taking the democratic party off of the edge of the world.are falling off of the edge. we got to recognize this is a huge challenge for the republican party. and a huge challenge for the president. we need -- the president laid thesi predicate in the state of the union address by saying we will not become a socialist country. we can't leave it all on him. we have to have republican candidates from the top of the ticket to thef bottom of the ticket take the argument that the democrats are laying out for a socialist economy seriously. you can't just dismiss it and mock it. we have to take it on from top to bottom with a comprehensive rebuttal of why this is bad policy, why we can't afford it, why it is not keeping with our values, what it would do to america. this is the difficult point, point to a conservative answer to some of the challenges that our country faces. how will we make sure that people will have jobs and be able to go to college? how will we make certain that people have access to quality health careol but with conservative princ

they now own the democrat party which is the democrat socialist party.here is a rise of anti-semitism. we already stood up to congresswoman omar a few weeks ago and she just repeated it which i believe was worse, questioning the allegiance and alliance of american jews. could they be true to america? we heard these questions asked. and what did history say? we can never allow that to repeat itself. that's why it's so important. not one party, but all of america stands for this. judge jeanine: i understand nancy pelosi has been the speaker twice. as a woman, she is probably in terms of women in congress, she is the most of powerful woman in congress by far. so she is -- didn't her daughter say something like she'll stab you in the back and stab you and you won't even know you have been cut. why did she bend? what happened? is she'd worried these young women are going to take over? is she watching the attention they are getting and is concerned about her own future? >> remember what took place. she was on the cover of the rolling stones with the young new

but i think the idea there is going to be some big divide within the democrat party, the democratic party is going to fundamentally alter its underlying support for the u.s./israel relationship, is vastly overstated. i think on it comes to everything from security assistance to a commitment to the united states providing the assets and tools necessary for israel to defend itself by itself, to the shared values between our two countries, you are going to hear a lot of that from virtually every significant democratic presidential candidate. the one place where this is going to get interesting for us all to watch is what happens in the israeli election. does bb netanyahu emerge again as prime minister? if he does, i think there is more tension between where the democratic party is right now and the prime minister's government over issues like the degree to which they've allied themselves with certain parties in israel, certain decisions they've taken. but i think the candidates will be at great pains to say our objections to these particular actions say nothing about our underlying support f

talking about the democratic party and where it's going.ossibly socialist. one of the faved ones is the green new deal, infrastructure spending for green projects. you support that or against it? >> so i'm excited that it's created a lot of energy, but i don't think it's the right way to go on climate. first of all, we shouldn't tie climate change to other issues. either climate change is a problem or it's not. if it is, we should have a singular focus, and is the green new deal tries to link it. so that, i don't think, is the right approach. secly, i favor market-based approach, so i introduced the only bipartisan carbon tax bill, raises a huge amount of revenues and gives every penny back to the american people. so it uses a market-based force to the change behavior. gerry: let's move quickly on to tax. many of the candidates are pushing for much higher taxes on the wealthiest, high tax on income and wealth. where do you stand on that? >> i think wealthy americans should pay more, but we should get rid of the difference between the the ca

what does the democrat party do here. hat raheel is saying is true, they've got a big problem on their hands. >> they do and they have to make sure they don't become the labour party because the labour party is losing good and decent people in england because of corbin. you can't let as tremendous exl the party. that's what the democrats have to do. they have to respond in a very vigorous way, zero tolerance for anti-semitism. >> laura: what they are doing now ain't working. allen, raheel, fantastic. great to have you both on. with the aid of liberal groups and judges, he became the first american to legally identify as neither a man or woman but now he says it was all a sham. jamie is here to share why the rush to normalize transgenders him in his view is a dangerous game, next chicken?! chicken. chicken! that's right, candace-- new chicken creations from starkist. buffalo style chicken in a pouch-- bold choice, charlie! just tear, eat... mmmmm. and go! try all of my chicken creations! chicken! all of you. how you live, w

it's not the democratic party, is the democrat party.you have your phone lines, you: democrats. there's no republicanic party and no democratic party, so please don't democratsic me. host: what are your questions or comments? caller: i just want to let you know that i really feel pitiful for the democrats. all you people out there who think he is a not s -- is a nazi, you are being indoctrinated and brainwashed. host: pennsylvania, democrat. high crimes and misdemeanors, it's not necessarily something that's against the criminal code, but it is something that's unethical and there's footage of trump doing his high crimes and misdemeanors. you have footage of that on your website. many, many incidents of thing that he has done that would meet the criteria for high crimes and misdemeanors. host: give us an example of one. caller: ok. he lies on his taxes, he said that in public. they elected me anyway, why would i show them now? somethingmately, if comes to investigate, you need something specific. again, as we spoke earlier about congress

how has this story changed the democratic party, would you say? ople say i've been around too long. i'm working on that. look, as a historian, i know that parties have parties within them. they're w divided. and i saw that when i was growing up in the segregated south. my father was a roosevelt democrat. for social justice, yet the democratic party was a a segregated to this party in the south. we see something like that going on today, i fear. that iss to say that the party and its candidates for the presidency are preaching social justice and economic justice and traditional liberal values, but they're pushing this russiagate story against trump in a way that i think is making the democratic party the party of cold war with russia, which easily could be hot war, the party of neomccarthyism and a party that doesn't care as it used to about civil liberties. you made a point at the top of the broadcast about paul manafort. it seems to be a party that wants a death sentence for tax returns. that would put a lot of people in prison. >> tucker: russia

the sanctity of the ballot is controversial in the new democrat socialist party. the socialist grip could not be tighter. they asked for unanimous consent for the 12th, 13th, 14th and 15th time to consider the born alive abortion survivor protection act and each time the democrats reject it. but we will ask every single dayful we bring the bill up. this isn't a democratic party we have come to know. the transition is now complete. the democrat socialist wing of the party controls their own leadership. we continue to see the very clear contrast between freedom and socialism throughout this congress. open for any questions you may have. reporter: can you talk about the -- [indiscernible] reporter: there is a divide in your party. can you answer that? mr. mccarthy: when you watch what the democrats did, they what occurred down the amendment. the frustration on the republican side was you what occurred down the amendment. we are always stronger when we speak with one voice. we oppose anti-semitism. they have a clear problem on the democratic side. first time it happene

or the democratic party left you? and i think i'll couch the question this a-- michael bloomberg said he's not guesting in. tlafrs quote he offthere was a put up on the 15 to. do you think the democratic party is being dragged to an extreme? >> there with is no question the democratic party now is a party that is int sad doughadows of t hard to imagine let alone imagine. bernie sanders have driven the party so far left with ideas and proposals not realistic or consistent with the majority of the american people. the republican party on the far right exactly the same situation. fiscally for eight years during the obama administration, banging on the president for fiscal debt and fiscal control, president trump becomes president and now we are adding a trillion dollars of debt per year. we're at 22 trillion. both parties at the extremes are fought representing the american people but are based every single day steeped in our own ideology, exactly what you said at the introduction. and as a result of that, what we need i

we are the party, the democrats are the party, the ones that help our fellow americans out. if they want to call medicare socialism, go ahead. they want to call medicaid socialism -- go ahead. >> it's also what they're trying to do, the sloganeering, because you had those that said i'm for affordable but not for obamacare, because they were told obamacare is bad when the affordable care act was what we call the obamacare legislation. but let me ask you this. one way that some are saying to balance this is to have someone like a biden and someone that has the energy of the more progressive or far left crowd, a combined ticket. how do you respond to that, charlie? >> yeah, well, obviously, if you're donald trump sitting in the white house, that is the worst-case scenario for you. to have a centrist, experienced candidate at the top of the ticket and then somebody who can energize the base as dean was describing before in the number two slot. there is no question about that. now, whether or not the democratic party with the process of what is it now, 86 candidates running, it's

others who are feeling exactly the same way i am feeling, that their party has left them, the democratic partyas become a party of rage and hate and lies in the liberal media machine that backs them up, they are sick of it. people are tired of it. i created something i call the walkaway campaign. i encouraged other people to also make their videos and put them out there so we could create almost this internet of support, and i dreamed it would be a big deal, but i didn't really know, i didn't know how people would react. i created a facebook group and i said use the # walkaway and make your videos and talk about why you are walking away from the democratic party. it exploded. what i also told people to was going back to sort of my story of how this all happened, for months i was reaching out on social media thing why did you do this, why wouldn't you answer me. it's time to become un- silent. we need to reclaim the narrative of what it need needs means to be to be a conservative. we have those who are the conservatives and thousands of people started making their testimonial, and at this point

jason, we're not watching this week the democratic party, the party that says they have the most compassiona congresswoman who says that israel has hypnotized the world and evil. they have repeated absolute anti-semetic lies about loyalties. you have candidates not only supporting her but getting on sta stage, who supported the genital mutilation of a woman. you're a democrat. if i was a democrat tonight, i would be outraged and embarrassed that they couldn't condemn this. will you do that >> well, sean, i share outrage. >> sean: that's the question. will you condemn this? would you get on stage with her? >> sean, again, i don't think this is a yes or no question. what we have seen is that over 400 democrats and many republicans rejected bigotry altogether, including omar. >> sean: not by name, and the watered-down version. you're not answering my question. this is a simple question. this is a yes or no question. would you get on stage with a woman like her? >> well, sean, i'll tell you this. >> sean: yes or no. is that a complicated question? would you get on stage with a woman that suppor

war"hrase "end the forever has become sort of central to the thrust of democratic party positioning on these issues. -- point about a jury you about algeria and sudan is an interesting one because i believe the american foreign policy establishment, democrat and republican, has kind of lost confidence to a certain extent in democracy. there's been much talk in recent years of a democratic recession and the ways in which we are seeing reversals in a lot of places. anfidence, in my view, is commodity in international relations. if the united states is saying we are on the back foot and china and authoritarian influences are in the front, that is going to have applications. armenia, ethiopia, dere you are seeing small democrats come out in force and reinforce that people want to be governed in systems that are legitimate and responsive, and give them a voice in their own affairs. i think the united states has to think about new ways that we do support democracy in the world that is more effective and sustainable then has been true in the past. but these are more reminders that history did

particularly in the state of california that at the farmworkervel the program was influential in the 72 democratic party platform, verycgovern candidacy, a left liberal candidacy, and what it showed is that there was this moment for democrats were not particularly successful at capitalizing on it on electoral terms that they were fumbling towards a way of synthesizing the urge towards cultural ,espect and autonomy determination and inclusion from the latino community but also finding a way to square that with the need to develop an economic program that would appeal to working-class people more broadly. through thest a bit 1970's and there are moments where the culture and classes will of the democratic party , though nother spectacularly, at the ballot box. orif you go to an atm express checkout, it's english or spanish, we have become a bilingual society. is that a good thing or a bad thing in terms of where we have come from and where we are today? i haven't studied it particularly, but i think it's an element of realism. whether it is good or bad, people speak spanish in this society and to accommod

victory in the house since watergate and don't have the democratic party is in good shape you have more than ten people suggesting they're going to be candidate we should have a big field and what kind of nobody knows any of their names nobody knows what they stand for there's no slogan you don't know anybody's what is the what is the party stand for what's the name recognition in the country as a whole in some cases all the rub of name recognition in two thousand and seven the democratic party when we nominate somebody who is a new face who is a reformer an outsider barack obama governor bill clinton governor jimmy carter those are the people one people knew who hillary clinton was and al gore was and john kerry were going to fight for long term some ground were better to run with it in our in our message a new face to come in and say that we're going to bring change we're the ones who are going to pick up the work of giving people more health care that is a little more inclusive coming of cooperate with other nations of restoring america's standing in th

what does that mean for the democratic party? money towards certain issues. he floated climate, guns in the op-ed when he said -- she didn't know if he could won a democratic primary, though he thought he could win a general election. >> charles: we are running out of time. and when to ask, does that make democratic candidates perhaps beholden to him? >> i'm not sure. i think there's money pouring in. he jumped into the 2018 midterms and pour lots and lots of money and candidates didn't necessarily -- weren't beholden to him then. these candidates are already talking about these issues. >> charles: everyone wants that cash. thank you very much. catch me tomorrow the fox business network at 2:00 p.m. "making money." markets and the interesting position now. here is "the five" now. ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. i am dana perino with jedediah bila, juan williams, jesse watters and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." president trump fighting back after house democrats launched an expansive new investigatio

ocasio-cortez, congresswoman tliab, congresswoman omar, apparently they are the head of the entire democratic partynd nancy pelosi is just a speaker in name only. the rest of the democrats are either fearmongering or total agreement. they had an opportunity to condemn this hate, this bigotry, this anti-semitism, and they didn't do it this week. now by the way, that is why pelosi is once again making excuses for this bigoted continued behavior of her colleagues. watch this. >> i don't think our colic is anti-semitic. i think she has a different experience, and doesn't understand that some of those words are fraught with meaning that she didn't realize. >> sean: there is no shortage of prominent democrats rushing to defend omar. as per usual, congresswoman ocasio-cortez leading the way. she actually -- we saw at the beginning of the month how she is fund-raising off of omar's anti-semitism, begging for donations because pro-israel groups are coming after her, tliab, and omar. the new narrative that the democratic party, anyone who calls out congresswoman omar's anti-semitism is islamophobic. this is