but one person didn't -- donald trump. he didn't just not applaud the concept of loving thy neighbor he had to physically turn around from the man who was saying it. there was more. >> ask god to give you the strength to go against your human nature, to follow jesus' teaching. you believe jesus' teaching act like it, me too. to love your enemies. ask god to take political contempt from your heart. and sometimes when it's just too hard, ask god to help you fake it. >> love your enemies. donald trump doesn't know that that was jesus christ's idea. take contempt from your heart. what would be left in donald trump's heart if there were no contempt? and if that's too hard to do then fake it. donald trump has faked a lot of things but he couldn't fake that not even today at a prayer breakfast where the speaker right before him suggested to him, urged him to at least try to fake being a good person for once, at least try to fake that he understood the christian concept of love your enemies. it was as if arthur brooks was giving t

donald trump. donald trump. mary maxwell. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. peter wells. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. bill wells. donald trump. donald trump. [inaudible conversations] thirteen, 14, 15. [inaudible conversations] >> 13, 14, 15. and one mary maxwell. one biden. >> all rate - - all right on the republican ticket bill well for. mary maxwell, one. and donald trump 15. and on the democratic ticket tickets, klobuchar six. sanders two. tom stier, one. elizabeth warren, for. andrew yang, three. joe biden, one. tulsi gabbard, one. klobuchar, lauren, and yang. does anybody have questions? [laughter] >> we appreciate that. >> there you have it the results from t3 by the canada border the first to cast their ballots in the first of the nation primary follow all results as they come in tuesday night on c-span beginning with the simulcast from manchester at 7:30 p.m. eastern followed with speeches from the candidates and your phone calls >> the issue most important to me in 2020 is taking care of our veterans and maki

donald trump. donald trump. bill weld. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. bill weld. donald trump. donald trump. bill weld. if you want to just write in your total right here. okay, so you have -- 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 donald trump. double check those for donald trump. so i have four bill weld. and one mary maxwell. [inaudible] >> we have 15 and one and four. do have a marker or something i can write this darker? all right. on the republican ticket, bill weld, four. mary maxwell, one. and donald trump 15. and on the democratic ticket, klobuchar six. sanders two. tom steyer one. elizabeth warren four. andrew yang three. joe biden one. and tulsi gabbard one. >> who got six? >> klobuchar. >> on the democratic side amy klobuchar has taken our location. all right. do any of the voters have questions? [inaudible] >> don't take them away. >> photograph. >> yes, you can take a photograph. >> students from across the country told his most important issues for the presidential candidates to address our climate change, gun violence, teen vaping, college affordability, me

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vote] [rollcall vote] [rollcall vote] >> this article of impeachment, 48 senators pronounced donald john trump, president of the united states, guilty as charged. 52 senators have pronounced him guilty as charged, two thirds not having pronounced him guilty the senate judges the respondent, donald john trump, president of the united states is not guilty as charged in the first article of impeachment. the clerk will read the second article of impeachment. >> article 2, obstruction of congress. the constitution provides the house of representatives shall have the sole power of impeachment and the president shall be removed from office on impeachment for and conviction of treason, bribery or other high crimes and misdemeanors. in his conduct as office of the president of the united states and in violation of his constitutional oath faithfully to execute the office of president of the united states and to the best of his ability, preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states and in violation of his constitutional duty to take care the law is faithfully executed donald j trump

donald trump doesn't give trump supporters enough information to actually think about this.onald trump just lies and says it isn't happening. he says russia is not attacking our democracy. he says it's a hoax, it's fake news. he doesn't even say full sentences. but rush limbaugh. rush limb balk speaks to trump supporters for three hours i day. trump gave him the medal of freedom for the flawless support of the trump 2016 campaign. once rush limbaugh realize that had donald trump was going on win the nomination and for his flawless support every day of the trump presidency and every day of the trump re-election campaign. it is rush limbaugh who has the time and the wild imagination to supply trump supporters with the full theory of the case about why no one should believe that vladimir putin is really doing what vladimir putin is really doing. what vladimir putin publicly said that he did which is interfere in the election. rush limbaugh gives trump supporters the proof that vladimir putin has invaded our election process. and it is deeply twisted and weird and hugely contrad

republican leadership, republican wisdom so there is no way in the world out of all those candidates donald trump will be president. >> sanders playing from the trump playbook, is he going to pull off the upset by doing the same thing, by appealing to people disaffected who don't like washington feel they are left out of the process? >> i hear what he is saying but there's a huge difference between the support bernie sanders has in the support donald trump has. you see that every rally we are sometimes quadruple the capacity of these venues which see 20, 30,000 people coming out to support donald trump. bernie sanders has his supporters and probably has the most energized base in that party but that is the far left radical based bernie sanders has is different from donald trump and on average at most of our rallies 18-25% of our attendees are registered democrats, roughly 25 percent-30% did not vote in 2016 so we feel support for donald trump is bigger than it was in 2016 and different candidates as well. bernie sanders has been a politician for 40 years, donald trump wasn't a politician until he

donald trump is a russian operative. if tonight's reporting by "the washington post" and the "new york times" is true, and everything else we know about donald trump and vladimir putin indicates that it is true. >> did you want president trump to win the election, and did you direct any of your officials to help him do that? >> translator: yes, i did. because he talked about bringing the u.s./russia relationship back to norm. >> russia's interference has been proved beyond a reasonable doubt and donald trump was not president in in 2015 donald trump did not have the powers he has now to actively help russia help reelect the president of the united states. this is a dark lily momentous et in the history of the world. vladimir putin has become donald trump's running mate. once again. leading off our discussion tonight is democratic congressman jim himes of contract. he's a member of the house intelligence committee. congressman himes, what can you tell us about this meeting last week that's being reported in "the washingto

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is and why they're the person that can beat donald trump. this kind of tit for tat, i don't know why bernie sanders said that pete buttigieg is a billionaire. he is not. >> i don't want to misquote him. he was saying that he is backed by a lot of billionaires. >> i actually liked pete buttigieg's response if we are going to have this purity test, right, in the democratic party right now, when we clearly have a white supremacist in the white house that won't serve us and primaries are have you have debates and conversation and decide to choose the best candidate for the job. i thisnk this discussion we should be but after supertuesday i want us to talk about one thing which is getting donald trump out of the white house. >> do you believe that will end?

donald trump will crush over the democratic nominee is. trump taking aim at the democrat field tweeting barbs including this shot at michael bloomberg. a very bad night for many mike and not a great day from warmer new york city mayor after this video about stop and frisk see her first. >> murderers and murder victims, to tap it up all the time. >> reporter: bloomberg apologizing for overusing his words stop and frisk someone should have cut it back sooner. the president attacking his backtrack. >> when he is with stop and frisk his whole life and decides to go democrat and goes to a church and is practically crying, that is so disingenuous, apologize for everything he ever did practically and looked pathetic. our country doesn't need that kind of leadership. >> reporter: the president saying he would rather run against bloomberg than bernie sanders because sanders has real followers and bloomberg is just buying his way. >> a lot of people saying he is lying his way in. the time is 11 minutes after the top of the hour and bernie sanders, pe

he was donald trump's lawyer early in donald trump's career and donald trump wanted that kind of lawyert the justice rtment. he wanted the kind of attorney general who would do anything for donald trump. anything. and that apparently is what donald trump seems to have now. after tweeting his objection to federal prosecutors, just the recommendation in the roger stone case, william barr's justice department then changed the recommendation and lowered the sentencing for donald trump's friend, roger stone. that was enough for jonathan kravis, who was one of the prosecutors. he notified the court that he would no longer be involved in the case and he then quit his jobat the justice department. three other prosecutors working on the roger stone case. aaron zelinsky, adam jed, and mike marando notified that they would no longer be working on the case and in effect following donald trump's orders. so william barr signs new prosecutors for the sentencing phase. a phase that is now clearly meaningless, isn't it? because donald trump in his way today let us know, let roger stone know, that roger

this part of his career also, there are snippets to where donald trump jr. or eric talked about doing business with russians. russian purchases of trump real estate. all of this at the but mainly, we are through the mueller report now. some liberals especially are hoping there is some unknown russian money or vladimir putin is behind his estate empire in some way. what do you think the odds are that there is still some business connection between vladimir putin, russia and the trumps. >> i think we just don't know. as you know, we don't have the president's tax returns. congress tried to get information about deutsche bank and they filed a subpoena and said we are investigating money laundering. we need to understand what happened in these practices. and trump sued the bank to prevent the bank from releasing information even though the bank was willing to turn over those documents that case is now going to the supreme court and will be heard in march before the supreme court. so we will learn perhaps if donald trump or deutsche bank will ever have to turn ove

donald trump set a terrible example. bill clinton went to new hampshire and pounded doors to come in third to declare victory. barack obama did walk lines and worked the business of politics. you may hate george w. bush, he would sit in a room and talk to every person in the room until they felt he was there best friend and that is the question, that is a separate book, not as exciting as the dramatic fight of our time but politics is about interpersonal connection and reaching out and finding people, we live in the age of digital voter profiles but there's a lot of work to be done and a lot of the personal connection has to be what you are and what you believe in. >> also running the green party candidate. >> by the way if you do a trick, a lot of times when you see a swing district, a republican and democrat evenly matched, green party candidate gets in the race i hired them. it is not illegal to find somebody to run the green party line and we will take care of the details and frankly, i say this in the book, democrat

barack obama lowered and implemented by 2%, donald trump lowered it by one point. created jobs at a higher rate in his last 3 is than trump had in his first 3. the gdp growth is appreciably lower. with tax cuts donald trump said we would get 4, 5 or six. we were 2.3. >> president obama, the manufacturing jobs were never going to come back, no one has a magic wand, and yet there are positive economic indicators including people who don't like the president, many have be grudgingly admitted things are positive and not just people at home and how they feel, people feel optimistic about their financial future. that is there feeling and feelings drive people to polls. >> that is right and last night donald trump communicated directly to part of the american population republicans don't always try to win votes, the black community, van jones admitted that last night, donald trump, just certain, opportunity, lowest a black unemployment, lowest ever black poverty rate, there's real results, school choice, howard democrats but by the american federation of teachers and nati

donald trump pore michael bloomberg. >> donald trump. donald trump all the way.udge jeanine: do you like bloomberg? >> no. judge jeanine: he was the mayor of your city for three terms. did you watch the debate? >> i watched it, they should have closed it down right away. i don't understand what's going on with these democrats. judge jeanine: who would make a better construction work, donald trump or michael bloomberg. judge jeanine: did you like the way elizabeth warren beat down michael bloomberg? for all out confidence... ...depend® silhouette™ briefs feature maximum absorbency, beautiful colors and an improved fit for a sleek design and personal style. life's better when you're in it. be there with depend®. [♪] judge jeanine: that's all for tonight. remember, follow me through the week on facebook and instagram. go to our store, judge jeanine do the store. and buy the shirt that says, "are you stupid?" "the greg gutfeld show" is coming up and i will see you next saturday night. same place. president trump: i just said how long have you two been together? he me

donald trump violated his oath. he broke the law. he attempted to cheat in the 2020 election and when he got caught, he left little doubt that he will cheat again. that is not the conduct we expect of an american president. that is the conduct of someone who believes that he or she is above the law. donald trump is our president. he is not our king. colleagues, if our destiny is to remain the most enduring democracy in the history of the world, we must not leave this to be a matter of chance. we must choose to preserve and protect our constitution and to do so we must convict donald trump on both articles of impeachment and remove him from office. as he left the constitutional convention in 1787, benjamin franklin was asked this question. we heard asked several times in the last two weeks on this floor. here's the question. he was asked, what do we have? what do we have here? a monarchy or a republic? franklin answered famously, a republic, if you can keep it. today i want to pose the same question to all of us, to our colleagues in

with donald trump. we have been taking him on from the beginning. and i think what that signals to voters, especially voters here in iowa who have noted that beating donald trump is one of the top things on their agenda, something me care most about in electing someone, no one obviously -- vice president biden is the person donald trump is most worried about. from our campaign's perspective, joy, it's important that we aggressively get the facts out there. just as you introduced this segment, you noted that these were salacious lies and conspiracy theories. look, we're not going to play donald trump's game here. we're not going to feed into it. and we're going to beat back these lies every chance we get. but we're also going to run our race, joy, and talk about the issues. >> that doesn't mean that unfortunately the media might not still do deep dives on hunter biden. right? the media played that role in a sense in 2016 of in a way playing into it, right? the clinton kaz was xerlted in the "new york tim

so the trump family, donald sr., donald jr. and ivanka were sued by some condo buyers in the trump soho condo hotel x. they said that the trump family lied and had vastly overstated how many unit were sold. so the reason this is important is i think anybody who buys real estate understands that if you're going to buy reality in an apartment building or on a street, the real estate is more valuable if people live in all the houses next door versus as if those houses or apartments were empty. and the trumps were sued for saying that they were 60% full when they were, in fact, not even 15% full. and the manhattan district attorney gets a look at it and starts to investigate. and he investigates and he investigates, and it moves through the office, and there's an e-mail trail in which trump's adult children are seen discussing this misrepresentation and their clear knowledge of it. so people who had seen the e-mails told me that there was no doubt that they had knowledge which was sort of what it takes to build a criminal case. but

donald trump has no shame. he cannot help himself. if we acquit president trump, he will believe himself to be accountable to no one. and when -- not if but when he is again faced with a choice between the public interest and his personal interest, he will choose his personal interest. and it will, in part, be a reckoning of our own making. a majority in this chamber will have made president trump a dictator. and then what will we tell the american people? how will we convince them that we still have a democracy that they should have faith in, a system of checks and balances that ensures accountability, that no one is above the law? this weekend i asked some of my constituents what they would say on the floor of the senate if they could make remarks in this trial. jennifer baker jones said it perfectly. quote, wednesday's vote won't be a vindication of trump but an end to the right of congress to push back on the president. they are giving up their balance of power. it will be difficult because we have already ceded much of our author

with donald trump. been taking him on from the beginning. and i think what that signals to voters, especially voters here in iowa who have noted that beating donald trump is one of the top things on their agenda, something me care most about in electing someone, no one obviously -- vice president biden is the person donald trump is most worried about. from our campaign's perspective, joy, it's important that we aggressively get the facts out there. just as you introduced this segment, you noted that these were salacious lies and conspiracy theories. look, we're not going to play donald trump's game here. we're not going to feed into it. and we're going to beat back these lies every chance we get. but we're also going to run our race, joy, and talk about the issues. >> that doesn't mean that unfortunately the media might not still do deep dives on hunter biden. right? the media played that role in a sense in 2016 of in a way playing into it, right? the clinton kaz was xerlted in the "new york times." >>

romney when he was republican nominee for president, it seems like he has had a grudge against donald trump ever since the election committee republican 7 private. if you look at the courts, most republicans had major disagreements with trump accepted that the people support from, the republican party supports them, he got 97% of the vote in the iowa caucus. i wish mitt romney would accept the reality that donald trump has the support of the party and we expect our republican members of congress to have an open mind and do the right thing, the right thing was to acquit. >> speaking of working together and recognizing he is the president of the united states what do you think should be on the top of the agenda as we can possibly get back to work? >> obviously the economy is the most important thing, the trump agenda is working, our economy is stronger than it has ever been, and implement lower than it is ever been, there are issues every day americans have concerns about, healthcare, prescription drug reform, something that should have bipartisan support, making an investment in that infrast

one of my friends was pardoned by donald trump.e black communities when both parties compete for the black vote, that is when you get the best parties. we have no permanent friends or enemies just permanent interests. donald trump makes a strong push for the black community, i hope democrats match them for the best outcomes for the black community. we are waiting around for which party does something. >> one more democratic candidate, pete buttigieg has struggled with plaque voters and according to this new poll 28% of the people polled were comfortable or enthusiastic about mayor pete but 41% had reservations or were uncomfortable. if you are advising mayor pete at this point in the game what can he do at this point? he will meet with the congressional black caucus but what else can he say or do? >> keep in mind he is a marxist. he has values that do not bear well with the black community who have been very conservative in the way we view life, very christian-based, those are things we grew up with and i grew up with and at the en

the biggest fear of donald trump is no one running in the democratic primary, it's donald trump. saw on thursday, do the crazy ridiculous things. i think if donald trump can be disciplined which is a huge ask, it makes it very hard for the democrats. any guarantee, donald trump will be chaotic and undisciplined. >> and his high water mark, he's at 49%. as good as it's been for donald trump. so this -- >> 63% on the economy and so the outreach that he did, whether you like him or not, people are starting to get used to this chaos and particularly if you have a grumpy 70-year-old -- 77-year-old bernie sanders being just as cranky but for this guy, the economy is good. >> no matter who the democratic candidate -- >> i'll bring this to jen, 49%, yes, you could make the argument with an economy it should be 55%, 60%. 49% was about where barack obama was at going for re-election. in this kind of polarized environment that may be enough. >> that's right, it may be. democrats should have their eyes open about that. looking back at this week, iowa democratic party got a lot of attention f

constitutional matters the basis that this is moved forward is irregular to say the least. >> donald trump president of the united states is not guilty as charged in the second article of impeachment. >> 47 to 53 to acquit the president of article two of obstruction of congress. utah republican senator mitt romney broke ranks to vote guilty on the abuse of power charge. next we will show senators delivering their closing arguments, but first, chief justice john roberts reads the results of the votes. >> this article of impeachment 48 senators pronounced donald trump president of the united states guilty as charged. 52 senators pronounced him not guilty as charged. two thirds of the senators present not having pronounced him guilty the senate of charges that senate responded donald trump president of the united states is not guilty as charged in the first article of impeachment. >> on this article of impeachment, 47 senators pronounced donald trump president of the united states guilty as charged. 53 senators pronounced him not guilty as charged. two thirds of the senators present not havin

donald trump trying to calm fears and assure the public the us is prepared. we are live with the white house's plans to tackle the outbreak. >> can anyone stop sanders at this point. >> at this point i don't think so? >> i hope he keeps going. >> a tough role for bernie to climb to beat donald trump. >> the battle for south carolina is on as bernie sanders rides the wave of early state success but with joe biden still in the lead will sanders be stopped in the palmetto state, live in charleston talking with voters before they head to the polls. plus it is never too late for love. the bachelor spinoff giving the golden years a new twist. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ ♪ trouble trouble ♪ oh ♪ oh ♪ ♪ never see you cry ♪ heather: live shot from new york city, a rainy couple days. we will see how the day shapes up. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning, thank you for starting your day or ending it with us. the us affirming the first american coronavirus case with no link to china. the diagnosis sparking fresh fears about the gl

and so donald trump wants to be a dictator whether it's ideological or political, bill barr is enabling him. and the concerns are that the stakes are extremely high. barr claimed last week that trump's tweets and interference make it difficult for him to do his job. well, trump has continued to tweet and interfere. i think when barr complained last week all he was saying was when he takes directions from trump, he wants it to be on the down-low so it's not as obvious and blatant that what he is doing is acting in a corrupt way to enable the president's own venality, his own obstruction and his own, again, assistance, erosion of democracy. >> and let me play for you, judge gertner, senator kamala harris questioning mr. barr. this was on may 1st, 2019. and let's listen to that. >> mr. barr, has the president asked you to open an investigation against anyone? >> i wouldn't -- >> yes or no? >> could you repeat that question? >> i will repeat it. has the president or anyone at the white house ever asked or suggested that you open an investigation of anyone, yes or no, please, sir? >> um, the

the winner tonight was donald trump. democrats forgot that the opponent is the president, not one another. the personal attacks may have sounded good to some viewers or some ideologues but the loser as leslie put it are the democrats. if we nominate a socialist like bernie sanders who doesn't accept capitalism or people who believe in massive tax increases we are going to lose. it will be like george mcgovern. it will be a blowout michael dukakis. i was very discouraged with what i saw as a democrat and somebody who wants the party to win in november. >> stunned by your answer so far. your thoughts on who won the night and who lost. >> for all the reasons leslie and doug say i was very pleased. i agree with your analysis. bernie sanders was the winner of the night because he was the front-runner going in and nothing happened that knocked him off of his frontrunner status. if anything the guy giving him the most potential competition was michael bloomberg with $2 billion ready to burn and he had a flame out. what a disast

will they put up with anybody but donald trump? because bloomberg, as though he's instep with democrats on certain issues, he's way out of step. and you well know, he not only endorsed george w. bush in 2004, he turned over the city to him for the republican national convention for him in madison square garden. i think there were democrats not quite comfortable with decisions he made. but he has the money where the ads are everywhere and he's able to rectify his record. >> my understanding of -- and the most reliable part of the african-american vote is older african-american women. they vote would the lowest frequency for donald trump. so you could posit they had his number betpter. i mean, they are voters that take in a lot of information and sort of accept and understand people change. >> it seems if the joe biden campaign is imploding, and we don't know if it is. i think there's still a belief he will win south carolina but he may do so by a much smaller margin than people anticipated. and potentially facing real fund raising i

it was a big victory for donald trump.ad a turnout incumbent record for a presidency, democrats are engaged in chaos. if i'll wants to maintain first in the nation status it should go to a closed primary system rather than an outdated caucus because it comes down to human error, technological glitches and partisan pranks. heather: should iowa maintain their first in the nation status? it wasn't iowa's fault, it was the dnc and this apps. >> there is not an apps for that but like patrick maholmes they will come through in the fourth quarter we will see iowa settling and i must agree with one sentiments and that is the caucus system is outmoded. it is rather exclusive. if you don't have time to sit in a high school gymnasium for two hours on a monday night, if you are a single mom, a senior, a working person with a couple of jobs it will be really hard to get there. it also favors candidates with very passionate bases but not as broad of support not to mention there is a not a secret ballot which means if you are in the same

and dust president donald trump -- fourhite house former years of president donald trump in thete house. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting four more years] v.p pence: think about it. four more years means more jobs. [chanting "four more years!"] is more judges four more years means more judges. it means more support for our troops. and it will take at least four more years to drink that swamp -- drain that swamp. [applause] 4 more years will give space for us the launch it deserves. in four more years, we will lower the cost of health care and prescription drugs without growing the size of government. and we will always protect americans with pre-existing conditions. with four more years, we will rebuild the roads and bridges and ports and airports so that america has the finest infrastructure in the world. , willth four more years give every parent in america the right to choose where their children go to school. public, private, parochial, or homeschool. [applause] pence: the choice has never been clear. and the stakes have never been higher. with your support today, ameri

donald trump down to florida for the daytona 500.he white house has not confirmed the visit but the daytona airport is reportedly preparing for the arrival of air force one. the secret service tweeting there will be a 30 mile now drones own around the race. this will be the second presidential appearance at the big race. george w. bush attended the daytona 500 in 2004. the daytona 500 is sunday right here on fox. the time is 10 minutes after the top of the hour and democrats are crying foul over the decision to reduce roger stone's sentence. >> william barr are to be ashamed and embarrassed and resign. >> could this become impeachment 2.oh? former federal prosecutor says the democrats have no idea how the doj works and she joins us to explain. was your child born to be a star? how they could become the next gerber baby. ♪ >> we are witnessing a crisis in the rule of florida in america unlike anything we have seen before. >> william barr should be a ashamed and embarrassed and resign. >> this is the sort of thing that happens in other

no, not donald trump. mayor bloomberg. >> i don't think you look at donald trump and say we need somebody richner the white house. >> the mayor says he has a grade record. he's done these wonderful things. the fact of the matter is, he's not managed his city very well when he was there. he didn't get a lot done. he had stop and frisk, throwing close to five million young black men against the wall. >> we had very few nondisclosure agreements. >> how many -- >> let me finish. none of them accused me of doing anything other than maybe they didn't like a joke i told. >> sean: that's like a dana white mma beat-down. you can buy a lot of things with $500 million. you can. but you can't buy a personality, charisma and you can't even buy good debate preparation. in two short hours, this never-ending slick $500 million marketing campaign collapsed before the entire country's eyes. the cover of the "new york post" called it a brutal beat-down. even the far left tabloid, the new york daily news compared it to a mass

to rent all those golf carts to protect donald trump and pay donald trump for hotel rooms at donald nd others in the president's massive traveling party. and so democratic presidential campaign commercials should include donald trump telling lies about his golf courses like this four years ago when he was running for president. >> if i were in the white house, i don't think i'd ever see turnberry again. i don't think i'd ever see doral again. i own doral in miami. i don't think i'd see many of the places i have. i don't think i'd see anything. i just want to stay in the white house and work my ass off, make great deals, right? who's going to leave? >> joining us now is neera tanden, former senior adviser to president obama and hillary clinton. neera, thank you very much for joining us tonight. i mean it. golf is serious stuff in the way this president has done it. it's the most easily explained of the trump cash scandals in the trump white house. >> mm-hmm. absolutely. i mean, the fact that he essentially plays golf all the time at his own resorts where he makes the secret service pa

is the difference donald trump? >> the difference is he has a record he can run.nemployment rate in new hampshire is an astounding 2.6%, well below the national average and the economy is going great everywhere in this country and nowhere better than in new hampshire. you can point do that. 18,000 jobs created in new hampshire, things are looking up, manufacturing doing well, the passage of the usmc a trade deal very important, trade with canada and mexico, billion dollars to the economy just here in the state of new hampshire alone so the president's record of accomplishment is something he can .2. also the idea that he has made promises and kept those promises, a lot different from when he was just a candidate in 2016. >> let's talk about his budget proposal, democrats are taking some digs as expected at his budget proposal but what about their own candidates? the policies that come with a price tag they are not so willing to talk about, their payment plan, let's bring up what donald trump announced yesterday, his budget proposal, some of the highlights, $4.8 tr

this is what donald trump had to say. he said many mike bloomberg's debate performance was the worst in the history of debates and there have been some bad ones, stumbling, bumbling, grossly incompetent. of this doesn't knock them out of the race nothing will, not easy to do what i did. that i want to bring up someone we just saw in that montage, joe biden because joe biden does need to do well in south carolina, he needed to have a good performance last night which right now if you look at the south carolina polling is coming in at 24.7% above sanders. did he do enough to at least hold steady going into south carolina? >> he did hold steady. he didn't shine but he didn't completely bomb. he had one job to do, stay focused and continued to push his message and not allow amy klobuchar or me or pete to continue to dominate them as moderate candidates so he did a good job being able to maintain it. because klobuchar and mayor pete kept going at each other it benefits joe biden for sure but we have to bear in mind a lot of pe

made one major admission on his way out saying no one no matter his or her profile can defeat donald trump in a republican primary. why is one member of the gop still trying to take on the president? joining me now is the only republican candidate left challenging president trump in 2020. former massachusetts governor bill weld. governor, good to see you, again. i spoke to joe when he dropped out and i said, will you throw your support behind governor weld and he said governor weld is a great man, he's not going to be able to take on donald trump. what is your response to that? >> well, i certainly can take on donald trump and it's a pleasure to be here in manchester, new hampshire, as crunch time nears. you can feel the adrenaline. the irony is this is also in my view, ali, crunchtime for the united states. we have got to decide as a nation are we willing to sink into a system of government by one man. it's no more complicated than that. most of the people i talk to around here are terrified. >> let me ask you about new hampshire. this is going to matter to you differently than other plac

donald trump pardoned libby in 2018. democrat adam schiff foreshadowed his response to a possible pardoned tweeting to pardon stone when his crimes were committed to protect trump would be a breathtaking act of corruption. >> roger stone and everybody has to be treated fairly and this is not been a fair process, okay. >> as the president notes, there's more to play out, stone is free tonight because his attorneys want a new trial. one of their argument centers on the jury's for men who allegedly didn't disclose social media posts that were critical of the president before being picked, the president weighed in on that tonight saying the whole case isn't looking good for the justice department, with justice in quotation marks. >> >> amid these tangles at the justice department and his own attorney general, we are getting a better understanding of the president's views on justice. and remarks before the rally the president tried to strike a tone of empathy and redemption on a week when he partner commuted the sentence of 11

because donald trump is president. "the washington post" has reported, quote, trump grew concerned that any stronger action by his administration would hurt the economy and he has told advisors that he does not want the administration to do or say anything that would further spook the markets. he remains worried that any large-scale outbreak could hurt his reelection bid. the markets certainly didn't believe donald trump's tweet today that the coronavirus is very much under control in the usa. the stock market dropped dramatically today as the number of coronavirus cases outside of china surged and provoked fears of a prolonged global economic slow down because of the spreading virus. we know that this president of the united states does not know how to defend the united states against something like the coronavirus. donald trump attacked president obama and the obama's administration's response to the ebola virus. it turned out to be exactly the right approach to the threat of the ebola virus. donald trump does know ho

it is all because he supports donald trump.f the stories former san francisco giants player aubrey huff. how did this happen? >> i was working on a random monday morning and the ceo of the giants said it was a unanimous decision that you were uninvited to the championship reunion, i was like really? for what? a lot has to do with your twitter. my twitter? what about my twitter? it goes kind of deep. was it about my political leanings possibly and he is like that is some of it but he was very vague. jillian: let's look at one of these controversial tweets people view as controversial, quote, getting my boys trained up on how to use a gun in the unlikely event bernie sanders beats donald trump in 2020 which case knowing how to effectively use a gun under socialism will be a must. by the way most head shots were there's. do you see how that could be taken as a threat to some people as crossing the line? >> i don't see it as a threat. i've two young boys, trying to turn little boys into women. i take pride in doing manly things wit

he is not a fan of donald trump. i said is that enough, the anti-trump sentiment, the fact that you hate this president, don't like them, don't like his policies, he said no. whoever gets the nomination is going to have to be good on policy as well. they know the fervor against the president won't be enough. can they unite behind bernie sanders? >> that is what we are seeing. the creation of the battle for this moderate lane or the alternative to the socialist bernie sanders and it is crowded. is going to be more crowded as michael bloomberg gets in ahead of supertuesday so you have amy klobuchar, pete buttigieg, michael bloomberg, joe biden, and the more possibilities there are in that lane the better and more empowered bernie sanders gets with consolidating the progressive lane of that vote. on enthusiasm it looks like new hampshire is going to have a record as far as turnout for this primary and that is a much better story for democrats been iowa was which was a dismal turnout. >> a different feeling for folks. >>

the thing that people are obsessed with is beating president donald trump. they are obsessed with the idea that there is a single correct answer. who is the best to take on trump. a lot of voters feel like it is their job to figure out the answer to those questions. 63% of new hampshire democratic primary holders is the nominee could beat trump. the evidence when it comes to who is the best to beat trump is just, and i am telling you this having poured over this very muddled and not really clear. is this electability focus driving democratic voters insane. joining me is a national investigative reporter from the "new york times" and associate professor of political science with a new piece focused on lectibility at the daily beast. you had this piece that showed bloomberg surging with black voters. you said i am picking it up among people i am talking to. what is your understanding of the calculation of certain black voters leaning towards bloomberg? >> i felt like in a multiclass series of conversations, there are a lot of people that are saying, you know, b

i mean, the phenomenon of donald trump is indeed fascinating. ll the tape back to the republican primaries of 2016, when trump began to compete and everyone said there's no way this guy can win. well, ultimately, he defeated all of his republican opponents. he becomes president. the democrats embark on this campaign to suppress trump's approval across three years with the russian collusion narrative and all of the rest of it. paul, they loaded up an awful lot of political capital on this and he it looks to me as though they've done some damage to themselves and the question is, are they indeed too far behind the curve at this moment in the election cycle to catch up, especially given the disarray in the democratic primaries. paul: kim, i guess the other question is, how does the president respond here? because i think one of the things -- the lessons i've learned from the last three years, he doesn't respond all that well to prosperity. after the mueller report came out and after he was vindicated on collusion, then he said i'm going to ukraine a

today marks the beginning of the end for donald trump. >> too close to call so i will tell you what i do now. >> you won! >> it is going to be close. we will walk out with our share of delegates. >> i don't know what happened in those precincts. you know that we have been punching beyond our weight. >> it is our lives, america. >> you have shocked the nation. by all indications we are going on to new hampshire victorious. >> it is tuesday february 4th, unprecedented delay in iowa sending this closely watched caucus into chaos. >> donald trump cruising to victory with a record-breaking republican turnout, 2020 democrats are all declaring victory before they take new hampshire. >> "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ jillian: you are watching a special election addition of "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. rob: thanks for getting up early with us. never seen anything like what is happening in iowa as multiple contenders are declaring victory and the state of the union address tonight. >> we have all the angles covered with live teovag union, impeachment vote but we s