but no amount of distraction, on their part, can cover up what the democratic party is today, party that is comfortable, for example, breaking bread with louis farrakhan. this is the democratic party of the year 2019 and nothing they can do can distract from that. the broader issue, the way that americans are targeted by the left for personal destruction simply for believing that we should have a secure border, for believing that we should have an enforced immigration laws, the way they attack honest, decent patriotic americans should offend every single citizen of this country. it is the new mccarthyism, maryland, untethered from reality and filled with venom and hatred. it all comes down to the fact that they are trying to take down a duly elected president of the united states. this has zero to do with stephen miller read it has anything to do with the fact they're trying to take down a president who is a champion for america and american first. trish: are you a scapegoat? by the way, i'll let you answer that first but i want to get back to what they used to say way back whe

but no amount of distraction, on their part, can cover up what the democratic party is today, party that is comfortable, for example, breaking bread with louis farrakhan. this is the democratic party of the year 2019 and nothing they can do can distract from that. the broader issue, the way that americans are targeted by the left for personal destruction simply for believing that we should have a secure border, for believing that we should have an enforced immigration laws, the way they attack honest, decent patriotic americans should offend every single citizen of this country. it is the new mccarthyism, maryland, untethered from reality and filled with venom and hatred. it all comes down to the fact that they are trying to take down a duly elected president of the united states. this has zero to do with stephen miller read it has anything to do with the fact they're trying to take down a president who is a champion for america and american first. trish: are you a scapegoat? by the way, i'll let you answer that first but i want to get back to what they used to say way back whe

what are some people in democratic party bernie sanders, aoc, need to put myself in a list like that nt is something like ath working class genuinely working class, multiracial party that is a lot more attuned to the needs of its voters and isn't funded by mike bloomberg giving cory booker a million dollars to run his races. that's what some people want and that is the source of the civil war, it is a foundational challenge to at the democratic party has been for quite some time. >> tucker: this happened in a muted way and i think a lot of details were obscured from us the public in 2016 in the race between hillary and bernie, whih was framed in all kinds of different ways but really it was a difference and economic visions, that was my read on it. it basically short-circuited to bernie's campaign, what do you think is going to happen now? speak of the interesting thing about 2016 as it proved how pent-up demand there was for a different vision for the party, for a genuinely working-class party -- lots of people can say i don't take billionaires checks but bernie sanders couldn't get

what are you essentially saying is that the democratic party is becoming the old republican party that was supported by big corporate donors but claims you appeal to the average republican party over there was appealing to the creator of the socialists in the in the democratic party the destructors they try to disrupt the the society disrupt the family disrupt everything so this is more like you know some rich people in the old saddam structure that were supporting bolsheviks this is more or less resembling the times that's an interesting and now since we mentioned bloomberg let me ask you about another child of the democratic party and i'm talking about to see galbraith who is now presented as yet another kremlin puppet and i think it's true that her and she war rhetoric makes her popular in russia but that certainly doesn't justify calling her a putin's girl. why do you think the democrats are so persistent in calling him playing doc card is that because as you said before perhaps that they cannot come up with anything else or maybe that's because they still believe it could be a fac

it's a genes party and not the kind you wear and here's the problem for the democrats. simultaneously, even as it's the party of identity politics it's the party of wall street. the party of people who defend private equity. the party of people who have fought to keep carried interest in the tax code. people who have made absolutely certain they pay literally half what you pay as a wage earner. they are also a massive and key component of the democratic party so these two groups are in it together. in other words, it may be cortez's party at the polling booth but mike bloomberg and pete buttigieg and their friends still pay for everything. so how can a coalition like that survive? it can't survive. the democratic party as we know it is doomed and it couldn'tk of course -- couldn't, of course, happen to better people. >> we don't share the same political views, you're a leftist but i think you know a lot about the democratic party. i think you're a pretty good sherpa, a pretty good guide to what's going on. you tell me, what are the components parts of the democratic part

but the democrat party abated the workers in the midwest of this country. they stood aside in wall street finance sees factories -- the threat of donald trump to the opposition party media into the democratic party was seen in michigan at that rally antedating wall street, the combination of capital market and growing economy with working-class people and middle-class people saying. trish: that's what america is about. >> donald trump is showing you a model that can work. you have seen the democratic party, i know we'll talk about them later. the debate tonight should be in the witness protection program, nobody cares its total crickets and they know they had to use this process to try to kneecap president trump trade i think it is going to be huge failure. trish: in the meantime, you have durham during his investigation. >> they were just interviewing bill barton he said that sacramento investigation. brandon should lawyer up, all these people coming on tv for the last couple of years on the other networks in implying that the president is a russian assess

the democratic party, if you listen to the clip that you played with simone sanders, she was talking t leadership within the party. tom perez is a dominican american from maryland. we've got other leaders and people who have run for office, more women and people of color in congress than ever before.e, and none of them are republican, or very few. so again, i think that our party is diverse, the party is listening to people of color and to women, and that is the strength of the party. but what we need is somebody with conviction. and that is where i think bernie sanders has got a lot of strength, because he has been the same his entire career, unlike many of the other people that have run. >> mark: well, let me pute it this way, though. because the last time we spoke, that was when there was a little bit of chitchat about bloomberg, and you weren't interested in him at all. you've got these three guys who were born during the chester arthur administration, or whatever it was, and so, you basically got the moderate geezer, you've got the soviet geezer, and you've got the nanny state ge

the democratic party can't can't oppose trump's wall street deregulation because the democrats helped him do it the democrats can oppose trump on his judges because they help fast track is judges so you see them talk again they don't care if they implement they even gave drug money for his border wall that's why the democrats are doing russia gate and this impeachment clown try. well ok but you're toeing class war the establishment elites nancy pelosi them a senior democrat says that this is so serious with regard to chop it's more serious than lying about a war that killed wounded or displaced tens of millions of people vats why the democrats are seeking impeachment so if that doesn't make stick just as you saying it doesn't make sense on its face how could have a phone call to the ukraine which didn't actually end up in rate and doing anything the president of ukraine didn't even know he was being extorted so why did nancy pelosi not prosecute george bush well wiki leaks revealed that in 2000 to 2002. he was informed that the bush administration was carrying out a torture pro

party. pointey shave off half a in michigan or wisconsin. democrats worried about bloomberg for a while. >> there is always a third party. take jill stein out of the equation in 2016 and likely we are talking about president hillary. is eddie out of massachusetts. go ahead. >> good morning. a quick editorial question. i love when you come up with the text line. lots of times i don't get confirmation. i don't know if there is a reason or not. it, there isstand a confirmation text that comes back to you. if not, i can look into that. thanks for bringing that up. go ahead. >> i appreciate that. question as i texted, contrary to postelection rhetoric, the supreme court was not a major issue. i don't hear a ton about it this election either. two questions to either gentlemen, why not? how many texts do you think might come up before 2024? will beimagine ginsberg serving at the end of the next election. i am hoping thomas, if trump is elected like take one for the team. thank you and have a good day. traditionally the supreme court has been a stronger devic

democratic party success has been built on the strength of support from african-american voters, especially african-american women, so it has to be respected and acknowledged. i don't agree with steve that hillary clinton was insulting people of color with this selection of tim kaine. i think she devoted her career to standing up for diversity and

democrat for about 15 years. i really dislike both of the parties. democrat,-generation surrounded by white, catholic democrats.uns ind onto their their religion. it will be interesting to see which way the catholics vote this upcoming. that is about all i have to say. i believe there are some changes coming to this country. thank you very much. have a nice day. to your earlier point , aboutu discussed, steve the polling, one of the other nerdy, interesting things at the back of the book is 34% of self-professed trump voters in the great lakes west, we focused on that in our polling, did not tell a family member or a friend that they were going to vote for donald trump. anxious to see what that number is in 2020, no matter what direction that the election goes. host: this is a follow-up on your family -- did a salena zito's family agreed with trump's assessment of trump's views of mexicans as rapists? guest: we never talked about that. i will go back to that quote that i said when i interviewed donald trump when i said that voters take them seriously, but not literally. my profession take some literally, but th

watchingyou were just fox news you would think the squad is running the democratic party. a broader looking at source of information and news media i think you would have a clearer sense of what the party looks like. it is a diverse party. we have always been a diverse party. i am proud of the diversity within our party and the presidential candidates. when you look at the form of the presidential race there is a clear centrist, middle lane the voters that believe the party should be pragmatic, their most -- they don'tern necessarily believe in radical revolutionary change. we played some democratic presidential campaign ads. i wanted to play one of donald trump's recent campaign ads. the trump campaign trying to define what the presidential primary field is and what they are about. >> it was more like a student council debate. >> you would turn 82 at the end of your turn. you'd be the oldest president in american history. i would love to give each of you a copy of my book. >> i should probably send my book around. noah's showtrevor once. >> i meet families every day. could

party apparatus. he's not a democrat either but that's a good point. and michael made this point i would argue there is a third-party president his name is donald trump. and then was not a traditional republican in every sense of the word he had been many different parties but yet here we are not only does it embrace him with the election and then to have a hold and on the republican side despite the fact with the position that he takes a most everything that he does it with the core values and bernie sanders has the same category. and then this is what the controversy was about. and in another era putting a sum on the scale for hillary clinton. that that is what we do we support people that are democrats. and then it goes to the other piece. because of the party platform i don't know the last time anybody read that is silly because it doesn't matter but the individuals drive the policy of the parties in technology plays a big role. and under aoc has more influence on the agenda. >> she had 14000 votes and we're talking about more than what she said mor

the democratic party can't can't oppose trump's wall street deregulation because the democrats helped him do it the democrats can oppose trump on his judges because they help fast track is judges so you see them talk again they will scale if they implement they even gave drug money for his border wall that's why the democrats are doing russia gate and this impeachment clown trial ok but utah in class war the establishment elites nazi pelosi them a c.v. a democrat says.

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standing member of the democratic party or not? >> well, i do think we need to have a wider aperture for our politics in america. and less purity tests, but that particular case is someone who is under water, as you referenced, by i think 26 points among his own constituency among the democrats in his district. it's a very conservative district. i do think that leader pelosi wouldn't be moving forward with impeachment if president trump hadn't forced her hand by committing an unprecedented and pretty striking act of dangling military aid over a vulnerable ally to try to get out dirt on his strongest political opponent. and whether or not one or two members of the house caucus vote against it, i think it will come out of the house with an overwhelming vote. >> let me ask you this, though. do you think it's an odd picture to paint if you're impeaching the president of the united states, you believe he's an existential threat to the republic, to the constitution. and then literally, the next hour, you're cutting a deal with him on usm

most likely the framers would be horrified at the state of the democrat party to say nothing of this ridiculous sprint to a presidential take down. finally the fifth and most glaring lie, democrats are agonizing how they will vote on impeachment. >> i want to reserve judgment. >> i will reserve any kind of a public judgment. >> i have to reserve judgment. >> laura: okay. i am sure nadler, schiff and pelosi are pouring over the transcripts tonight and parsing every word of the trump zelensky transcript. did he mean do me a favor? the truth is nancy pelosi lost control of her caucus in late summer when the thinking of schiff and the squad prevailed. this president has to go. they could not risk the possibility of him being reelected in 2020. people might reelect him for another 4 years. they had to move to impeach him with whatever they had. a grab bag of ridiculous ideas, chargers and suppositions. even if it was based on hearsay, conjecture and lies. if pelosi, nadler and schiff took their duties of the constitution seriously they would tell the radicals to let the voters decide. don'

the other side intent on fought listening. >> we have the party switch in the news today, but the democratsho is likely going to switch over to three months ago justin amash who switched. >> think about this. neither member of congress but they can stay in their own party and disagreement they had to leave the tribe. no matter what, you had to leave the tribe. >> that to me that the democratic tebt is not big enough for somebody to be against impeachment. the republican tent is not big enough to criticize this president and be for impeachment. what is that? that means it feelsç as if it' irreconcilable differences. >> our parties are more who modge nice than they used to be. our districts are designed so a member of the house is not nor the other party. within your own party. >> with this democratic congressman, democrats are leaking poll numbers, this guy is not voting for the impeachment inquiry will get roeftd. justin amash would have goneç roasted? >> the incentive structure has changed. 20 years ago, 30 years ago, hay, we got this bipartisan legislation together, even if it wasn't bi

about 6 weeks so i want to announce now that i will not be a candidate that makes me doubt the democratic party but all seriousness i just want to maybe touch and follow up on something that one of my colleagues said for a 2nd every democrat not f.d.r. but every democrat since f.d.r. was been elected president in an open seat in other words not an incumbent has run and been elected as an outsider so that is and that is true of every republican in modern times except for nixon and george h.w. bush you get elected president in modern america by running as an outsider. and maybe by starting with that one of the big perhaps understated cleavages here in the democratic primary field is that joe biden in addition to being older and more moderate is the true insider here and that is something that is not going to mobilize voters it's not going to excite voters whether they be the base of the party which is not white progressives but as african-americans or whether it is white progressives after americans will vote for him but they're not going to mobilize in larger numbers you know one easy way to loo

democratic insiders now believe that bernie sanders could win their party's nomination. s changing quite a bit. this is for some polls showing the vermont socialist among the leading candidates ahead of the iowa caucuses. political reporting "democratic insiders say that they are rethinking sanders bid for a few reasons. first, elizabeth warren has fallen in national and early state surveys, secondly, sanders has withstood the ups and downs of the primary including a heart attack. in another candidate with high expectations such as kamala harris, cory booker, and beto o'rourke have been relinquished in single digits in the polls." let's bring in the power panel, jason dniester, and hank shine cough, former democratic consultant for bill clinton's presidential campaign. let's start with you, i think a lot of people are surprised by the tenacity that bernie sanders has. this man has risen above it all, elizabeth warren looked like she was nipping at his heels and rising above him. she is now back down, joe biden leading nationally, but bernie sanders could be the nominee? w

the democrat party.s a winning of the party.t and all of the washington powers, they were all arrayed against us. they're losing, we're winning and we're succeeding in our make america great again. there has never been a better and to be young american. your future -- [cheers and applause] ofs. trump: and the future our nation is unlimited. we've created more than seven since the election including 266,000 new jobs last month alone. for everyone graduating into the are force this year, there now more job openings than job time infor the first the history of our country. applause]d pres. trump: young people like you have seen their wages rise 10% since the nottion, a number that has been surpassed. median household incomes are the highest in the history of our country. pay household take-home gains will reach up to $10,000 a year. happened. under president obama, it was $975 for eight years. income. under president bush it was $450. years, eight years. $450, $975. years, really less, 2 1/2 years when the

that would be the democratic party. which is the party that supported segregation for years?uld be the democratic party. are they suggesting at all the democratic party candidates will pay reparations for this? no, no, no. they want to shift the blame elsewhere, shift the blame elsewhere. one other thing. i know joe biden and his response, yes, he would cut the jobs and all of this, joe biden makes much from being from pennsylvania where i am from, that little clip will be replayed over and over until he gets the nomination. he betrayed his home state. at least 8,000 natural gas drilling wells in his state that employed thousands of people. he would throw them all out of work. good luck caring pennsylvania if that is what you are going to campaign on. >> jason: only have seconds for each of you herman cain first from a quick question for you. what is the message that the democrats are trying to put out their hurry, quick and even named the messages? >> that messages, we want to destroy america period. that is the democrats message. every idea will destroy america and destroy

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the democratic party can't can't oppose trump's wall street deregulation because the democrats helped him do it the democrats can oppose trump on his judges because they help fast track is judges so you see them talk again they don't care if they implement they even gave drug money for his border wall that's why the democrats are doing russia gate and this impeachment clown try. well ok but you told in class war the establishment elites nancy pelosi the most senior democrat says that this is so serious with regard to chop it's more serious than lying about a war that killed wounded or displaced tens of millions of people that's why the democrats are seeking impeachment so that doesn't make stick just as you saying it doesn't make sense on its face how could have phone call to the ukraine which didn't actually end up in rate and doing anything the president of ukraine didn't even know he was being extorted so why did nancy pelosi not prosecute george bush well wiki leaks revealed that in 2000 to 2002. that c. ploesti was informed that the bush administration was carrying out a t

democrat group. i think that him changing parties is definitely a moral kind of low to democrats. but in terms of the actual house majority, the calculation has not really changed for democrats since his switch we saw internal polling that shows that in his district it would be tough for him to win a primary if you were going to oppose impeachment, and that looks like probably the number one reason he switched parties. but now he is going after the general election when he has already been attacked by republicans for the last year. connecting him to socialism, trying to connect him to connecting -- voting against donald trump, and now they have to flip-flop on that messaging. whether or not that is effective remains a big question. host: here is the commerce many of the white house yesterday with the president, talking -- he is the congressman yesterday, talking with the president switching parties. i guess what i'm saying is this is a benefit for me. this is who i am. the blue dog democrats, conservative democrats, i think that is going away. two more things i want to say. one, y

now with this new socialist democratic party, aoc as you were indicating, aoc is driving the train now. it's her party. if you go back to the impeachment inquiry, she was not going to do an impeachment and one week aoc tweeted that the real crime is the democrat majority not impeaching president trump. literally, two days later nancy pelosi said she would impeach the president. aoc is driving this party. why so many moderates have no place left. there are no blue dogs left in the democratic party virtually here and she's run them off because they are tired of the socialist style.y that's all she's got and they are controlling things right now. >> i forgot about that. >> dan: congressman biggs nothing they told us about this impeachment was strewn no quid pro quo, first-hand witnesses told us the exact opposite. gordon sondland said they been crystal clear no quit pro quote and they don't do evidence from the left but everything they told us about extreme nature to be rushed, he has such a danger to national security is nonsense. so they ran a rationale they want to slow down. again, a

with a good strong brute collar populist message to get working class democrats back to the democratic party those working class democrats who left the party to go to vote for donald trump who can get them back in michigan illinois wisconsin and pennsylvania before you is president donald trump told me use and save a popular vote. are you in favor of a popular vote you mean getting rid of the electoral college yeah absolutely i think it's such a belongs in the smithsonian museum look if there's anything sacred it seems to me that we could all should all be able to agree on is that whoever gets the most votes wins the election that should have that should be the case. and i think it's appalling that in this young century we've already had 2 presidents elected or you know who ended up being president because without winning the popular vote that the american people did not choose to be the president of the united states george w. bush and donald trump they both happen to republicans i don't care was republican or democrat my position has always been the electoral college. is an anachronism and

girl again or it can leave the debts in place and let it strangle the economy that's what the democratic party and the republican party stand for today and not know it that these debts will never ever ever never be paid back don't go away much more coming on front running stay right there. good and bad debt is the bad news in me and then the united states deems to be the good those were. the cia and the us military were engaged in covert actions to really drop the world. where they were assassinating populist leaders they were backing up the right way military funding an army. there's no. because there's always a small. profit. welcome back to front running just learned from dr michael hudson that apparently the debts can never ever ever ever be paid simply because mathematically it's impossible stacie yes the debts have been rising exponentially and i think it's in an interesting way that context of front running is that we have the boomer generation dying off and the millennial generation is now a larger generation than the famous and the infamous boomer generation it feels like they're asse

plus a shake up at the top germany's social democrat party formally endorses its new left leaning leaders their critics of their party's coalition with miracles conservatives to take a look at the impact that could have on germany's government. i'm married to evanston it's good to have you with us we begin in australia where several bushfires have joined together north of the country's largest cities sydney they formed what's being called a mega fire is burning out of control in an area roughly so. 60 kilometers across and authorities say it's just too big to put out bushfires are common in australia but meteorologists say climate change is exacerbating the fire season and they're forecasting more hot dry and to windy conditions in the coming days. some of the flames the 30 metres high this footage was taken by a fireman on his phone east in australia has been plagued by bushfires for weeks now at least 8 smaller fires have merged into a mega fire 16 kilometers long fire patrols are being tested to the limit. for that if there's a 3rd of it affordable orders. bushfires are not uncommon in