howie: we'll talk to bret baier about the dnc decision to bar fox news from the dnc debates. mo: when i was at the dnc i don't think i spoke to fox once or put a surrogate on the air. i think that was a mistake i made. i came here not because i love this company even though this company has been kind and generous to me. i come here because i think the viewers ought to hear a democratic perspective that is not the characterture of what some of the folks on the opinion side say we are. i understand why the dnc made the decision they did. this note working be difficult for democrats. howie: you are on fox all the time. >> the opinion side of fox overshadows the news section. they need to come on so they don't let tucker carlson or sean hannity define what it means to be a democrat. howie: let me get a break here. bret baier weighing in on the dnc decision on the debate. many pundits are outraged that paul manafort didn't get a longer sentence. president trump says michael cohen despite his testimony did ask for a pardon. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience a

she dutifully called at the request of the dnc a freelance reporter.his is a -- they are possible sources of revenue for you and your wife and your college fund. and she took umbrage with her acquiescence to the dnc's call and he sounded the alarm. now he will be hurt for this professionally because linzer does not appreciate, and nbc news does not appreciate that yes he went public with t. but the dnc knew, let's call her, she can dangle a threat over his head, and she will call and put him on the ice. can you imagine doing such a thing. >> tucker: that was a question i was going to ask you. you are an out of closet conservative and you do -- you don't hide your views from anyone. i'm sure you vote republican most of the time. if the rnc called you tomorrow morning and set another reporter has a story that's inconvenient to us, would you help kill it? what would you say? >> well i would laugh in their faces. i do conservative political talk radio and we were talking this morning with bill hess and victoria and michael about how much higher my standard

dnc gotot hacked -- hacked and others got hacked. they used that information during article moments in the election cycle to undermine secretary clint are -- clinton and others. that is what they did. it should come as a surprise to takee that they refused to a similar vow that democratic candidates have taken. them!e it helped why would they want to do it again? i think it is unconscionable. the attacks on democratic institutions, i don't think there is any time in our nations history where we had to deal with the issues that we dealt with in 2016. i think it is so critically important, moving forward for the democratic candidates and i applaud them for doing that. that should not be hard for this president. it should not be hard to speak charlottesville, against white supremacy. it should not be hard to speak out after new zealand but for this president, it is a different world. >> it sounds like, as critical as you are, you are resigned to it a similar issue should come up with them abusing materials obtained through hacking. >> i

why hasn't the dnc said anything about this? should. >> tucker: what about the presidentialal candidates? >> if they are asked about it, they should respond the same way i did and say that it was an abomination and shouldn't be happening. >> tucker: it was at a democratic party event. okay. >> a local city council event is not necessarily the entire country. if you want to start trading event for event, let's start looking at events that are happening in the deep south of that probably whites only, even if not told that way, by intimidation. >> tucker: [laughs] that's insane. >> it's insane? it absolutely happens. >> tucker: are you joking? the civil rights division would be there with the fbi, that would lead every paper in the country for the next year. that does not happen! >>ea okay. let's start looking. >> tucker: beto o'rourke was asked about reparations, and i want to play you his response. >> there was a washington times article saying you repose traditional reparations for black people, so why should i, u when you oppos

i think it's a mistake for the dnc to do what it did.you said, if i was dnc chair, i think tom perez is doing a good job. if i was dnc chair, lara, i say give me bret baier, chris wallace, rod williams, and you can have that fox debate any way, any time any numbers of times. >> laura: i'm confident it woul. you can pick the commentators and moderators, i think we should have the debate on fox. let me tell you. even if you persuade 3% of fox viewers, 3% last time out carries michigan. >> laura: fat chance -- i'm just kidding. you are making a very valid point. governor huckabee, i want to play something else from perez, because he doubled down on this. the barring of any fox news hosting of a democratic debate. let's watch. >> this is about -- in this new yorker report, it's about interference at the highest level of fox news. >> we read it. we want to have 100% confidence -- the debates are the most important thing, one of the most important things we can do. >> i get it. i get you what insurance. >> laura: so no issues -- i want to play

in theat the dnc's role upcoming cycle -- i use the public utility metaphor. we are here to help everybody and literally a few days ago, we did another training for presidential campaigns. we bring everyone in together. we talk about the basics of cyber security. two-factor authentication. there are basic things every campaign must do. is when youear start a campaign, you want to get the fundraiser, grassroots people and the comms you may not pay attention to cyber security. the bad guys will penetrate you at the outset and be there throughout. conductedy we have multiple sessions with presidential campaigns and we will continue to do that and we will continue to provide information and training to folks. that is why we have on staff at -- wec a full complement could use more, because this is a very important issue -- we have people who spend their entire day on the internet nd othering bots a nefarious actors who are trying to weaponize the internet to andeminate misinformation, we are contacting whether it is facebook or twitter or whomever we need to contac

and dnc chairman tom perez joins me now.ood to have you, chairman. >> always a pleasure. >> first yes, i guess, is was it really the jane mayer reporting? i mean, the dnc has not given fox news a debate in a long time. i remember this being a fight ten years ago. the net roots was fighting against it. did you really need to be tipped over by the jane mayer piece? is that what did it? >> well, there were two north stars, chris wit, as we have be preparing for this debate. number one, i want to make sure as many people as possible see our candidates. because i believe that our views, our vision demand the respect of the majority of the american people, including people who watch fox news. people, republicans, democrats, independents have pre-existing conditions and believe that they ought to be able to keep their health care, including people who watch fox news. so we reached out to all of the media outlets, including fox news as we were preparing for these debates. our second north star principles in this these debates is to

trump had advanced knowledge of the russia wikileaks release to the dnc's e-mails?nswer that in a yes or no. he had advance notice that there was going to be a dump of e-mails. but at no time did i hear the specificity of what those e-mails were going to be. >> but you do testify today that he had advance knowledge of their imminent release. >> that is what i had stated in my testimony. >> and that he shared that outcome. >> yes, ma'am. >> congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz, the former dnc chair, who was ousted over hacked dnc e-mails, questions michael cohen on his eyewitness claim that trump knew that dnc hacked in advance, and it was her very precise and effective questioning that laid the groundwork to have ivanka, donald jr., eric and jared be part of possible future hearings, depositions and investigations. joining me now is democratic congresswoman of florida, debbie wasserman schultz. congresswoman, as one that took a brunt of a lot of criticism over the dnc e-mails, as you questioned him, what was going through your mind? >> what was going through my mi

that's exactly what he is doing by endorsing the dnc ban on fox.n cnn says this network should not be allowed toto host a democratic debate what they are really saying is that disagreement shouldn't be allowed. they m are making the case against compromise and against bipartisanship. we reject cnn's world view completely. yes, this is a divided country. we have genuine disagreements. they are real. but we are all americans. we have more in common than we don't and that's why you will often see sincere leftists on this show. sometimes we are tough on them. but just as often we will nod in vigorous agreement. we don't have to agree on everything to h find common ground with someone. this iss america. nuance is allowed. you will see it here.l you will never see anything like that on cnn or msnbc. on those channels people are the sum total of their voter registrations. you are either with trump or you are against trump. it's a zero sum world. it'sor ugly and boring and incredibly divisive we will never be like that. the left embraces that view because

they hope the dnc will change its mind. yes, there are journalists at fox news, but the opinion arm is what dominates the nair tiff. the primetime shows are so ugly towards democrats, i don't understand why the dnc would ever think about going on fox in the first place for a debail. why would you go to the enemy camp if you're the democrats. same is true for the republicans and msnbc. >> let me put a different spin on this. we have talked about network solidarity. i almost wondered if this would be a media moment where other networks, maybe even ours, would say, if you're not going on fox news, we're not going to have the democrat debates either. is that to which of an aaron sorkin version? >> we've seen great moments of solidarity, for example, when accoosta was booted. >> from fox. >> and if fox's reporter were banned from the white house, cnn would absolutely stand up. when tucker carlson's home was defaced by protesters, i spoke out and said it was inappropriate. those moments call for solidarity. what the committee doe

chris: tom perez. >> yes the dnc chairman. since it's a 2016 election the democratic activists and primary voters. it's not just fox, they rallied against the new york times republishing hillary emails. i've seen people getting blamed for donald trump, we saw the backlash when they hired -- from the justice department. the decision did not surprise me. what if that was disingenuous was the explanation that said you know we wanted to see if we could expand you know we want to reach out but then he said this new yorker story came out and it changed everything. the idea that it was a secret that it's on your network, sean hannity would be one. close to the present they would say went on stage you can say since tension of the administration. this was not change, no material facts in the new yorker story that changed anything we already knew. and sean hannity is not moderating the debate. was it political decision that he made to satisfy. chris: we asked you about the decision to exclude fox from debates, without this on twitter fr

the dnc can pick its forum. tactic cli, i think they're blowing it. >> we'll find out after the election. quick break here and then more on some of the fall out from the new yorker article. we'll talking to the congressman who wants records about possible interference from the doj. that's coming up after a quick break. pardon the interruption but this is big! now with t-mobile get the samsung galaxy s10e included with unlimited data for just $40 a month. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? most pills don't finish the job because they don't relieve nasal congestion. flonase sensimist is different. it relieves all your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. it's more complete allergy relief. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist helps block six key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. and six is greater than one. flonase sensimist. discover. hi, what's this social security alert? it's

in every news organization. >> is incredibly petty of the dnc to do this. is reflective of why they would lost in 2016 and why they will lose in 2020. they are out of touch with what the voter actually cares about. they don't care about you getting into a fight with the cable news network.they want to talk about jobs and how the candidates feel about the issues. kennedy: what are you doing about healthcare? >> is not like this will be a loss for fox news either. this might be the only debate that they are more candidates than viewers. the yule log will out -- it's like woodstock now. >> is a miniseries coming to tune in. >> also discussed the fact that they're trying to have this on fox news peer fox news was not the one getting caught giving questions to a candidate peer fox news without the one that ran out and cried a president 82 scoops of ice cream. i'm talking about cnn. there are networks out there that are consuming their viewers existence with attacking president trump. we don't have a history of that over here. we have a history of being mischarac

the dnc has been talking to all of the networks about who will host these debates and we know nbc hashas the second. fox was apparent le stily still running for the debate and here's what the dnc is saying putting out a statement saying i believe the pathway to victory is to reach our voters and that's why i've made it a priority to talk to a broad array of potential media partners including fox news. the inappropriate between president trump, his administration and fox news has led me to conclude that the network is not in a position to host a fair and neutral debate for our candidates and therefore fox news will not serve as a media partner for the 2020 primary debates and that's the statement from the dnc referring to the reporting in "the new yorker," fox news expressed regret about the decision and said they hope the dnc will reconsider. he says we hope the dnc will reconsider its decision to bar chris wallace, brett baier and martha mack callum all of whom embody the ultimate journalistic integrity and professionalism, from moderating a democratic debate. it is true they do a go

>> laura: the dnc is actually indirect communication speaking staffers at cnn, vetoing staffers. and fox is the problem, dinesh? >> i mean, obviously the point here is that the fox opinion hosts where the opinion badge very clearly on their sleeve. as a result, people can say i agree or disagree. the problem with cnn is the guys like stetler and jim acosta pose as reporters. they pretend like they are after the truth whereas in fact they are propagandists. the problem is here with the truth in advertising. turning to acadia cortez for second if i may, there was a grain of truth, a lot of truth about what she said about the racism of fdr. it's instructive to compare fdr with reagan. reagan didn't have a racist bone in his body. reagan was all about patriotism and anti-comment is him and free markets in pro-life privatization whereas fdr said publicly i have no problems with the ku klux klan. fdr was cutting deals with the racist and the democratic party. ocasio-cortez was onto something. she just didn't carry it throug through. she was trying to demonize reagan where she was right

do you think that was the right decision from the dnc?well, with all due respect to the dnc, no, i don't think it was the right decision. you know, look, it's no surprise to anybody, including the fox news watchers that fox is largely an instrument of the right wing of the republican party. it's a propaganda arm for the white house. however, and the reason i go on fox, is that it's watched by millions and millions of americans. and i'm a big believer that if you put our ideas, democratic ideas, which are about universal healthcare, making it easier for kids to go to college, making retirements more secure against whatever the nonsense is on the other side, cutting taxes for corporations and very wealthy people, i don't care what channel you're on, we will have the appealing idea. so i would have made a different decision with all due respect to the dnc. >> but it's interesting, congressman, since you believe it's a propaganda arm for the white house, but you're trying to get your ideas out there and you think that you need to speak to the

that may sound obvious to some liberal critics, the dnc is breaki breaking ground here.re using their role to go after a media entity to becoming too close as recently reported in the new yorker, quote, state tv. i want to get into this with robert greenwald, rupert murdoch's war on journalism and juanita tolliver from the center for progress action fund. good evening to both of you. robert, you've been working on this a laut. what do you think when the dnc draws this line tonight? >> it makes sense to draw the line. why would any democrat want to support what's essentially become the media arm of donald trump, which is fox? and i take news off. fox is performing an incredibly valuable function. it's enraging his supporters. it's giving them reason to keep supporting him. its business model is based on lies and distortion. they did the right thing and i think it's important everyone keep focused on what would trump be like if there was no fox. >> isn't the key issue here, what would donald trump be like if there wasn't a conservative megaphone. people can have whatever v

. >> chris: as you well know, this week the dnc chair tom perez announced that they are not going toe any of the 12 scheduled democratic primary debates over the next year to fox news. what do you think of that decision? >> representative hill: i think if the democratic primary and i think that we know that there are basically no democrats who watch fox news so to me that's pretty fair. >> chris: is not true, actually. there are a lot of democrats that watch fox news a lot of independents. >> representative hill: mostly it's become more and more partisan and that's unfortunate. i'm here because i do represent a purple district and is turning out that more and more of my clothes are purple, i don't know what happened what's happening with that but i think that there is not a feeling right now that there's a lack of bias and i'm hoping that we can change that. i feel like you're treating me without bias and i appreciate that. and i think that this is something that we have to change. i personally don't think it helps when we're saying we're not going to have any of the debates on fox n

it was only about the dnc.he reminded ali that she was a national security reporter at "the washington post" for ten years, and they would hold things all the time. so how can comcast, they are the powerful parent company of nbc news, allow this kind of corruption in its ranks? just like a whole news channel full of tin foil hot conspiracy theories? i have a very important question for everybody watching at home. are you at all shocked that nbc news is working on behalf of the dnc? how many times have i said since oh seven, journalism is dead and buried? right now their credibility frankly could not get any worse. after all, the two plus years, and they literally now have been shown to be liars. that's every week, month and year. and now their audience, they are leaving in droves. look at this. >> sean: >> president trump: tha bosses, bad people. the crooked journalist, the totally dishonest tv pundits. and by the way, they know it's not true. they just got great ratings. by the way, the ratings dropped through

i was just on the phone with somebody at the dnc fairly recently this afternoon after they made this announcement and what i was told was that the big fear over there is just that the president could have some involvement either be privy to the questions that would be asked or have some role in crafting the questions that would be asked and even if that is a long shot unlikely situation, it was something that officials at the dnc felt they could not risk under any circumstances and that's part of what motivated this decision that, you know, they knew would be fairly controversial and could prompt some blowback. >> lisa, anna, good to see you both. thank you. >> thank you. >>> just moments ago, president trump saying his relationship with kim jong-un is good despite new satellite images that show north korea appears to be rebuilding a nuclear site it claimed to have dismantled. >>> plus we're talking money, specifically the imaginationive federal deficit that has ballooned under president trump despite his promises to cut it. so what is fueling the increase? >>> later r. kelly grantin

this dnc move seems like thinly veiled censorship. move insults the critical thinking of we the viewers. we know who the candidates are and who the commentators are and what they stand for. this debate might serve as an for the commentators in out,andidates to duke it more or less. the: this drawing is from piece available at the new yorker. bill shine abruptly stepping down as the white house to medications director, the fifth communications director to work in this white house. nothing has formalized the partnership between fox and trump more than the appointment of bill shine, the former copresident of fox news. of shine,ol saying when i first met him, he was producing hannity's show. working-class .amilies on long island another former colleague says they spend their vacations together. officearely in shine's when sean did not call. they talked all the time, many times a day. the making of the fox news white house. that was the reason behind the on decision to pull the plug one of the candidates before the nominating convention. t

i hope the dnc reconsiders.e towards fox i don't think so. >> martha: howard, interesting. thank you very much. great to have you here tonight. >> my pleasure. >> martha: so coming up, something completely different. as we get into ladies night here on a friday night. pop star taylor swift said she found her political voice and she is ready to use it in 2020. the ladies are up next ♪ look what you just made me do ♪ i don't trust no body and nobody trusts me ♪ so in this commercial we see two travelers at a comfort inn with a glow around them, so people watching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choicehotels.com." who glows? just say, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com. [indistinct conversation] [friend] i've never seen that before. ♪ ♪ i have... ♪ (gasp) (singsong) budget meeting! sweet. if you compare last quarter to this quarter... various: mmm. it's no wonder everything seems a little better with the creamy taste of philly, made with fresh milk and real cream. with

steele was getting paid by your fbi, hillary clinton, and the dnc. that's not all.hanks to this transcript, we know that bruce ohr testified under oath about meeting with fusion gps founder glenn simpson. this occurred during the 2016 campaign. he testified that he didn't meet with bruce ohr until after the election. question is, which one of these two guys is lying? we also learned from this deposition that ohr testified he notified the fbi about his contacts with christopher steele also during the 2016 election. but according to a statement from adam schiff, who i think is the biggest liar in congress, he claims that bruce ohr did not tell the fbi about his contacts with steele, again, until after the election. here we are again. which one is lying? my money's on schiff. now, here's where it gets really important. bruce ohr also testifies that he notified the fbi of the dossier's extremely biased source and christopher steele's personal mission to stop trump, a big trump hater. on page 15 of the october 2016 fisa application against carter page, it reads the follo

joining me now, our dnc breach. they heard and what the attorney general have said about it as it relates to donald trump. are we any closer to dealing with in type of interference that the mueller report may claim existed in 2016 and 2018 and coats said it is ongoing. >> thanks for having me on the show. the one thing we did get from the mueller report that we have not seen from previous reports like what was produced in the intelligence committee. the american public typically does not respond well to intelligence community confidence levels where they have high confidence of that and something they definitely become used to. in the mueller report, we have a definitive conclusion and that's the indictments of their activities. on the other question of what are we doing today, i think america is in a tough spot. we tried everything. we try our own offense against russia. we try our own psychological operation against russia and indictments and sanctions and public attribution. at the end of the day, you are looking

the network saying it hopes the dnc will reconsider. the president trump weighed in, democrats just blocked fox news from holding a debate. good. i think i'll do the same thing with the fake news networks and the radical left democrats and general election debates. noting the president on his own cannot prevent the democrats, those are set up by a commission jointly sponsored by the republican and democratic parties. >>> martha mcsally revealing she was raped while serving in the air force. the arizona republican speaking at a senate hearing wednesday on sexual assault in the military. mcsally the first american woman to fly in combat says she did not report it because she blamed herself and did not trust the system. >> i was preyed upon and raped by a superior officer. i stayed silent for many years but later in my career as a military grappled with scandals and their wholly inadequate responses, i felt the need to let people know i too was a survivor. i was horrified as how my attempt to share generally my experiences were handled. i

both through social media efforts and through hacking of the dnc. that boxes off one issue and kind of negates a theme that the president has been talking about is that there is no evidence of russian interference. the president famously said that putin told me it didn't happen. know that is not true. conspiracy between the trump campaign manager the russian government, mueller was also clear. and we also have to tentatively accept those conclusions, that there was no affirmative coordination or collusion between the campaign and the russian government. and fundamentally, that is good news. it is good news for america. the president wasn't conspiring with russia and it is very good news for president trump. when it comes to obstruction of justice, he writes that because of difficult issues of fact and law, the special counsel did not conclude that the president obstructed justice and left it to the attorney general to make that decision. the attorney general made that decision over the weekend. that is getting critics back up. general wouldney make

he's the chair of the dnc.controversial decision to not include fox in the debate setup rounds for the primary. why? what are they hoping to achieve? he'll be here as well. >> all right. chris, lot to look forward to. thanks very much. about four minutes from now. >>> "jeopardy" host alex trebek had a stunning announcement for his fans today. just ahead, we'll tell you what he had to say. at fidelity, weu have a clear plan to cover the essentials in retirement, as well as all the things you want to do. because when you're ready for what comes next, the only direction is forward. aww. yaaaayyy!!! aww. yaaaayyy!!! aww. yaaaayyy!!! we hide hotel names, so you can find four star hotels at two star prices. ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e ♪hotwire.com cancer, epilepsy, mental health, hiv. patients with serious diseases are being targeted for cuts to their medicare drug coverage. new government restrictions would allow insurance companies to come between doctor and patient. and deny access to individualized therapies millions depend

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>> millions of dollars went from the dnc, the clinton campaign went overseas.is a well-established pattern. to suggest somebody started something but then quickly and that it, it didn't go anywhere. the dnc -- how did that information get into the hands of the fbi and how did it mislead the fisa court and that is an open question, deep concerning question but only happened because the democrats and hillary clinton funded it. daymac we will learn much more when the report goes out and bar promised he will make it as transparent as he can as quickly as he can. something the president said tonight, the green new deal got 0 votes. is what he said about that. >> i don't want to speak about the new green deal because frankly i am afraid they will start using it because i do want to campaign against it. it is ridiculous. it is crazy. >> it says he doesn't want to lose that is a talking point. >> when you look at the green new deal and so many other far left policies the democrats are pushing it is a blessing to donald trump because at the end. these policies are not i

in the wake of the hacked dnc e-mails.o thank you for being here. the investigations into his personal finances definitely appears to have struck a nerve with the president. so what does this tell you about where your committees work might need to go know. ? >> well the days of the president facing zero accountability from the congress of the united states are over. that is come to an end. and this -- [ technical difficulties ] >> where does this tell you where your committee's work needs to go next -- >> this is all about accountability. we have to make sure that we never allow the intrusion on our democracy that took place in the 2016 election to happen again and we have to make sure that the corruption that there seems to be -- that the administration seems to be littered with is rooted out and that we get to the bottom of that as well. >> well today the president suggested he was being sarcastic or joking when he asked russia to hack hillary clinton's e-mails so listen to what michael cohen told your committee this wee

joining us, tom perez, dnc chairman. thank you for keeping your appointment with us on a very busy news night. let's talk about elizabeth warren suggested that the president may be in prison come 2020. do you think that's a sentiment that should be put to bed after this report? >> i'd like to read the report first. i spent over a dozen years of my life at the justice department, worked under bush 1 and republican and democratic administrations and investigated and prosecuted a number of cases in involving allegations of corruption and other wrongdoing of public officials. when we close a case, sometimes we close cases and close a case at times because we couldn't prove beyond a reasonable doubt the allegations we put forth. there are so many unanswered questions, one thing clearly answered from this report is russians attempted to interfere with our election. >> i'm not sure that that question -- we've known that for some time. that's a fair point. that raises the question. why does this president continue to deny it? th

this comes from facebook, dnc marginalizes themselves by refusing to work with fox.mocratic party is on the outside looking in when it comes to the white house and the win back the white house, you got to go play in some uncomfortable quarters. by the way, i'm the least surprised person by anything that jane mayor wrote in that piece. i totally get it. i agree with her assessment. blue not go on and have a debate with the prime time lineup. will you go on with the more credible news people i think if that's the way that you go. i want to remind you to answer the survey question today. the two-party. just a few months into her first term, many regarded as un anti-semitic. one of many famous people that grew follow-up omar's district, i will speak to. >>> and r kelly goes an and his answers were undermined by his body language. i will consult with a former doj body language expert and officer. >>> quit playing. i'm fighting for my life! you all are killing me with this. how do you get skin happy aveeno® with prebiotic oat. it hydrates and softens skin. so it looks like

the dnc and hillary clinton funding it. those people at the doj and f.b.i. at the time have besmirched the 25,000 men and women who work in that department and do their jobs honorably. >> bill: would you put the former president in the same category? you went after adam schiff yesterday and the leading edge of calling him a step down as head of the house intel committee. james freeman writes in the "wall street journal" about mueller and the obama accounting. the former president owes the country an explanation for the historic use of government surveillance powers. do you agree? >> we ought to know what happened in the last administration. what we do know didn't happen is that the obama administration and the president himself knew that russia was trying to interfere in our election and did nothing about it. ? why? they were sure hillary would win or they didn't want to deal with it and people running roughshod over the justice process at the f.b.i. trying to rob tens of millions of americans their rightful voice at the ballot box by sitting on the scales o

former dnc chair ed rendell standing by with analysis. got peter doocy live on the hill in washington let's start with you, peter. good morning. >> don't expect every democrat to delete mentions of russia collusion from their trump speeches. o'rourke was asked if it was time to move past the mueller investigation and he said no. >> our democracy was attacked in a way that we haven't seen in the 243 years we've had a democracy. attacked by a foreign power. and i think we've got to see if it was also attacked from within by somebody who sought to assume power. >> mayor pete buttigieg doesn't think it is smart to count on a special counsel to help much. >> it would be a mistake for democrats to think the way for the trump presidency to end is by way of investigation. that could, of course, happen. but we have to be paying attention to the kinds of conditions that made it possible for somebody like him to get here in the first place. >> just minutes after the attorney general's summary of the mueller report dropped, bernie sanders took the st

it was only about the dnc.fter reminding him, that she was a national security reporter at "the washington post" for ten years, they would hold stuff all the time, hold it, hold it. anyway, how can comcast -- think about this -- they are the powerful parent company of nbc news. allow this kind of corruption in its ranks? just like a whole news channel full of tinfoil hat conspiracy theories. i have an important question, very important question for everyone watching at home tonight. are you at all shocked that nbc news is working on behalf of the dnc? how many times have i said sins '07, journalism is dead and buried. right now their credibility frankly could never get any worse. after all, the two plus years, breathlessly, breathlessly pushing the biggest hoax in american history. fake news cnn and tinfoil hat conspiracy tv msnbc literally now shown to be liars. who are they lying to? their own viewers. as i pointed out, every second, every minute, every hour of every 24-hour day, every week, month, year. now

>> martha: i want to ask you what a different topic before let you go and that is the fact that the dnc decided today that fox news would not do one of the 22 debates that they are going to offer to give their candidates an opportunity to speak to the american people. obviously that is a responsibility that we take very seriously and we take the responsibility to do that very fairly and professionally. that is an opportunity that we would like to have. what to think about the fact that they are eliminating everybody who watches this network? >> i think it is a bad idea. perhaps the most antirepublican network is cnn they've had to fire three hosts he said some things, their late post kathy griffin. the welded things thorpe ready radically obscene and that was a network for all the criticism of trump. that is where they work with. they have a long history of thi this. the communications director said that your organization was not legitimate. they monitored james rosen. they monitored reporters and so in their view on the quote the new yorker in "the new york times," you are the only con

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has been upon his presidency, it was precipitated by a fake dossier paid for 3 hillary clinton and dnchat justice department ran with, democrats for two years accused our president of being an agent for a foreign country, they put that narrative forward over and over with the media, being complicit. 93% of the negative in stories from the media have been negative on this president, mead crmedia has been shameful, there needs to be a reckoning. i am glad that president is found to not colluded we all knew that. we. i do not want to gloss over what just happened over last two years it has been dangerous for our democracy we not had objectivity in our media enough to look at the facts of the case, they have run with it. it haas been reckless and damaged our democracy. lou: that is right. it is important for every machine tamerican it understands is what president called it. the few corporations, at&t, that owns cnn, comcast, with nbc, and msnbc, new york time, "washington post," the list goes on. of corporations that have an caran appcar,an ancounting, a rn with, an apology t american peo