i want to bring in our team, donna brazile, former contributor and chris stirewalt, fox news politicsm just -- she's all of the things. >> because i'm still maturing. >> donna brazile writes this today. usa today, is on the former party official, i've got one message from the democrats, snap out of it. >> let's talk about the obsession we have with the iowa results that fiasco. then the other two are going to look for democrats, so we have one focus and one focus only. and that is to defeat donald trump by sitting around worrying about what happened yesterday, we have to focus on today and tomorrow. >> bill: it do get a sense of democratic primary voters that they have a horse that they can ride this year? >> the stable was full. i don't know if they because new hampshire in the past loves to scramble the race for democrats. let's put hillary over obama and let's put burning over hillary. that's been their track record. so new hampshire isn't necessarily about finding that strong horse to ride to come up with a.r. about his resetting the race. >> then george bush lost john mccain by 2

wave to the camera ed and donna brazile. we are asked at the last debate if we thought a socialist should lead the ticket. i was the only one that raised my hand and said no, i don't think so. and that doesn't mean i'm not good friends with bernie, i am. i have a different philosophy than he does. a lot of it is grounded in respect for entrepreneurship and the economy. >> ed: amy klobuchar taking aim at bernie sanders, a self-described socialist. if he wins what does it mean for candidates like amy klobuchar and others? the fox police, american flag on the side. it looks fabulous. what took so long for someone in this field to stand up and say i'm not for the socialism like we saw klobuchar friday night >> amazing because they had so many months to do this. bernie sanders kept getting more and more support even after he had his heart attack. a lot of them are like he will be out. he wasn't. he kept getting stronger. amy klobuchar says i should win. joe biden was on an interview this morning who said i think any democrat coul

britt hume, karl rove, donna brazil. miss those days bouncing around? no, you don't?n the 88 campaign i was on my way to sioux city and ended up in sioux falls, south dakota. >> 1988 or 1888? >> on not that old yet. bret: when you look at this rate's, carl, the surprise-- potentially and we went over it on your board that could happen tomorrow night, do you think amy klobuchar is one? >> i don't think she outperforms biden but that would be a heck of a story that happened. if this race is so closely tied then small changes in opinion in the final days matter a lot and small changes in precincts where your choice doesn't have 15%, those matter a lot so we will see all kinds of potential raw kinds of surprises tomorrow night. i love these volunteers to serve as chairman of their party, but democrats have such great language, realignment process that don is a superdelegate, no longer is she a superdelegate, she's an automatic delegate vote so, i mean, i love the terminology. martha: i mean, the whole impetus behind the changes not calling them superdelegates or letting t

on a gravy train that retired politicians and strategists have been writing for a while such as donna brazil and michael steele who apparently thomas some 2 for one prepackaged black history month deal today dozens of mainstream journalists are at a lobbying groups the supposal to give a washington perspective on hot button issues for the price of a poor americans catastrophic medical bill lobbyist can access andrea mitchell carl bernstein the devil and p.b.s. news judy woodruff who hosted 821000 leadership award ceremony for the american hospital association an organization which is anti medicare for all though i guess i can't blame judy woodruff for needing the extra cash she works for a network that tries to bribe americans with d.v.d.'s of woody allen documentaries and his movies in order to get regular funding each year but of course it doesn't help that n.b.c.'s meet the press moderator chuck todd is also host of the american hospital association health care leadership breakfast with a preview of how the 116th congress will impact politics and policy or about fox news as chris wallace

judge jeanine: can he win given the establishment last time with hillary clinton and donna brazile andverybody at the dnc were so anti-bernie sanders. are they going to gut him again? >> they are gutting him now. er in not happy about sanders because they know president trump will squash him like a bug. look at the president's approval rating that 49%. that's higher since 2005? the numbers are incredible. the commission incredible. he has three mansions. >> underestimate hip at your peril. judge jeanine: what do you think the debate will be like with donald trump and bernie sanders. >> it's going to be entertaining, i can't wait. judge jeanine: what do you say, stephanie? >> it's going to be incredible. like i said, president trump will crush him bike a bug. judge jeanine: thanks so much. and he's a clear democrat frontrunner. but what do we really know about what a president bernie sanders would mean for america. charlie kirk is here to talk bernie, and nevada and more. judge jeanine: another win for bernie sanders as he dominates in nevada. but listen to what he said just this week i

former dnc chair donna brazile and michael anton.ou have the attorney general calling on the president to stop commenting on criminal cases. should the president listen to bill barr? should he listen to bill barr. >> he should listen to bill barr. the president has confidence in bill barr. he appointed him. i think he should listen. but i think this controversy is still overblown. if the president were really intervening. the president thinks andrew mccabe should have been charged and he thought roger stone got railroaded. so i take bill barr's word when he says the president hasn't intervened. back off with the tweets and comments and take the advice of your attorney general. i think the president is right in the opinions he expressions and right to be concerned with equal justice. chris: on this issue of of democratic calls to investigate political interference at the department of justice. we got this on facebook. how can you interfere in an organization you oversee? it's rhetorical, you can't. under article two the president has

but we must go out there and positively and get ready to do it. >> ed: a tough message from donna brazile stop the bed wetting. i'll give them some depends. stop it. >> sandra: thank you, donna. who will president trump prefer to take on in a general election? he weighed in on that yesterday in a brand-new exclusive interview with sean hannity. we'll have that for you and fresh reaction from the trump campaign coming up. mercedes schlapp is joining us. "america's newsroom" live from the river center in des moines, iowa as we continue. what does help for heart failure look like? ♪the beat goes on it looks like emily cooking dinner for ten. ♪the beat goes on it looks like jonathan on a date with his wife. ♪la-di-la-di-di entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps your heart, so you can keep on doing what you love. entresto helped people stay alive and out of the hospital. heart failure can change the structure of your heart, so it may not work as well. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to a

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. >> let's bring in donna brazile. you have seen a lot of these things go by. in my mind, for many americans, this will be the first time they meet michael bloomberg. everything they've seen until now has been a paid ad or something that he's been able to control. he can't control this. and it seems like everyone will have their guns trained on him. how do you think you will perform? >> you know he's not the most charismatic speaker but he is very steeped into details. he's wicked smart and i've spent the last evening coming back from fox news new york to d.c. reviewing all of his past debate performances in new york city. and so i hope that they don't -- this is my view of course, i hope that the candidates don't spend all of their time attacking his wealth but instead looking at his ideas. his policies. talk about his tenure as mayor. this is not about attacking his wealth, this is about recognizing that he has a point of view and he has a past. >> melissa: i'm really interested in the fact that you sat and watched his debate performances. how would you descr

fox news contributor and former dnc interim chair donna brazile joins us live here on our portable curveysorry. it's another thing when people will figure out that over 600,000 people were stopped. black and latinos. look, i have an uncle who was a cop in new york and first cousin. i know this is not about law enforcement. it's about a policy that was found unconstitutional. unconstitutional nine out of ten of those individuals were innocent. so, imagine being stopped, i mean, most people don't get this. it's not only humiliating but when you are innocent, you are being stereotyped because of the color of your skin. and it's wrong. so i think he has a little bit more explaining to do. ainsley: why do you think this dropped today? this was just released this morning? >> hello? steve: politics. >> we are in a primary season. and this is a race of delegates. steve: bloomberg is surging. >> yes. he is spending inordinate amount of money. i have never seen anything like it. let's be honest. somebody asked michael bloomberg running. i like him. i have a soft touch for some of the stuff he is sa

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remember donna brazile she made the phone call, she was upset. she didn't want to make it. yeah, they rigged it against bernie the first time. nau it looks like they are trying to do it again. his campaign is accusing the democratic party of changing the rules, which they did to allow mike bloomberg into future debates without meeting fundraising requirements you know like 250,000 unique donors. bloomberg worth an estimated $55 billion, well he is planning on spending more than a billion to buy the democratic nomination. now, his campaign is facing, today, you can't make this up, plagiarism charges. as a matter of fact, 8 separate instances. the intercept first reported that passages in at least 8 of bloomberg's policy proposals were directly copied from various media outlets, including fake news, cnn, "time" magazine, cbs. of course he would be in alignment with the most liberal news organizations in the country. if there is one thing money doesn't buy, and that's honesty. i guess he just figures i will take what they have. i don't know what i believe. i will say whatever

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. ♪ >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld with emily compagno, donna brazile, jesse watters, and she's never beenent obama claimed credit for our current economic boom yesterday president trump fired back saying the boom is due to roll back obama's policies by cutting regulations. who is right, who cares? think about it, the debate we are having isn't over how great things are, that ship has sailed. th

and donna brazile when she took over for debbie watson scholz, called him one day and said, yeah, youind of got cheated. now they want to change the rules so bloomberg can get onto base and they want to change the rules and let superdelegates vote from account on the first ballot again to rigged the primary. that is your party, that is not my party. >> that is part of the problem. this was post 2016 where a lot of people thought that the problems with the system, which is the superdelegates and help hard to cast their votes and get their voices heard has driven the frustration i'm hearing from democrats with this process today. you know commits not only what happened in iowa. iowa voters lost out in that whole situation but also that decision that decision that all of a sudden, the rules change to benefit this billionaire michael bloomberg. and the decisions at the dnc made throughout, unfortunately, to hold a tree primary before the voters have a chance to go out and cast their vote. their bigger changes that we need superdelegates remain a concern. i've been a big advocate for getti

donna brazile said she was embarrassed by what happened in iowa. about the party and the loyalists across the country, think about the campaigns and candidates, shouldn't somebody be responsible for that mess? >> was no doubt that what happened in iowa is unacceptable and there is no one who is more upset about it and wants to fix it than tom perez. there's no doubt about that. i'm not going to sit here and do the blame game. we are about fixing it. this is why i am in washington, d.c., and not new hampshire because we are working to make sure that we are implementing the lessons learned, that we are working to give nevada the resources, and we are deploying staff to nevada as we head into that contest. new hampshire's government run and we are doing a rethinking tenant nevada. >> bill: here new hampshire, here's the headline from politico. "the democratic field is so flawed that even biden still has a chance." what does that mean to you? >> i want to be very clear. we've had one state so far. i think that the democratic field is one of the best de

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former dnc chair donna brazile and former trump national security council spokesman michael antone.el, let me start with you. you now have the attorney general calling on the president to stop commenting on criminal cases. should the president listen to bill barr, will he listen to bill barr? >> i think he should listen to bill barr. the president obviously has confidence in bill barr. he appointed him. he said over the weekend, does this mean there is a risk? he said no. i think you should listen. this controversy is still overblown in the sense that if the president were really intervening, we know what the president thinks. andrew mccabe should have been charged and roger stone is getting railroaded feared if you were really intervening, the charges would have been dropped and andrew mccabe would be facing charges or would have already been tried by now. i take bill barr's word that the president never intervened. he finds comments unhelpful. you know, back off a little with the tweets and comments and take the advice of your attorney general. the fact of the matter is, i think t

. ♪ >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld with emily compagno, donna brazile, jesse watters, and she's never beenold to duck dana perino. "the five." after former president obama claimed credit for our current economic boom yesterday president trump fired back saying the boom is due to roll back obama's policies by cutting regulations. who is right, who cares? think about it, the debate we are having isn't over how great things are, that ship has sailed. the media dempsey there is no more denying the success of now it about quibbling over credit. fine, let the dems have it. it won't win them elections but it might reduce their tears. and maybe obama had something to do with today's economy. without obama would we have trump customer at the fact is, the debate says a lot about life today. the trump economy is so great that trump haters now want credit for it. next thing you know obama will claim credit for putting kids in cages. and why not? he did do it before trump so it's confusing. in the dems world obama is not responsible for the results, only the success for who ever came next. technically

we needce donna brazile to come bang and tell that story that phone call she had to make yeah it all happened, bernie. ultimately, none of it will happen.. m ultimately, you are the ultimate jury. i know we are smelly walmart shoppers, guilty.y. yep, i cling to god. i believe in god a creator. i really do. constitution, second amendment rights. i believe in the bible. i believe in religion. i'm irredeemable deplorable and walmart, i save money at. i like walmart. joining us now author of radical resistance, revenge the host of the number one show in her slot. she owns it. judge jeanine pirro. author of "guilt by accusation." harvard law professor alan dershowitz is with us. good to see you, judge. they are not going to stop. >> no. they are not going it stop. the only way it's going to stop is what you referenced in the open or monologue as you call it. >> sean: your monologues scare me. [laughter] >> that is making sure that the house of representatives has a republican majority so that the american people caniv finally have people to work for them actually doing things for them. th

they did their best to rid the primary against bernie sanders in fact remember interim dnc chair donna brazile discovered that the clinton campaign and the dnc had in fact been working together to defeat bernie throughout the primary. in other words, the system was rigged. according to breazeale, she had exerted this control of the pary long before she became its nominee, meaning hillary clinton. no history seems to be repeating itself. the dnc is changing the rules so that one of bernie's top challengers may be bloomberg or whoever else, can take the debate stage without meeting requirements. bloomberg meanwhile is probably one of the dullest human beings alive. best known for being a 12 year caretaker of mayor giuliani's accomplishments in new york and lecturing new yorkers on how much so they can drink and how much salt they can use. there is a strong advocate by the way of giuliani's accessible to them first policy for 12 years but until recently. here we are, seven years after that, not bloomberg, yes, identity politics did in full playwriting for politics had a sudden change of heart and

former dnc chair, donna brazile start with you.know how the attorney general calling on the president to stop commenting on criminal cases. should the president listen to bill barr, will he listen to bill barr? >> i think you should listen to bill barr. the president obviously has confidence in bill barr. he appointed him. he has set over the weekend that she was asked, does this mean there's a rift? would seem that he had a rift with his prior attorney general and he said no, i think you should listen, but i think this controversy is still overblown in a sense that if the president were really intervening, when with the president thinks. the president thinks andrew mccabe probably should have been charged anything's roger stone is getting railroaded. if you were really intervening, the charges against roger stone would have been dropped and andrew mccabe would be facing charges maybe have already been tried by no, so i take bill barr at his word when he says that the president has never intervened, but that he finds the comments u

. >> bret: we had donna brazile here earlier and she obvious that was involved in a lot of the process and she said, you know -- and she's been on the record saying that she didn't think it was a good idea to change it, that she felt like that sort of jumped the gun and accommodated bernie sanders in a way that wasn't necessarily going to be beneficial to the whole process overall tonight. >> bret: so we are waiting on mayor pete to come out. we will take that, just like we took all these other candidates for an equal amount of time. we are going to try to get -- and it looks like they're getting a little bit fired up with people getting ready for him to come out. we are going to try to get some democratic officials. real life people from the iowa democratic party or at least some sources tied to them to give us some information so as we wait on mayor pete, what you say we take a break? >> martha: good idea, excellent idea. >> bret: will get him some coffee and he will still be here. >> martha: we will be right back. ♪ our retirement plan with voya gives us confidence. yeah, they help

>> so they have got 770 super delegates, which is people like our friend donna brazile are super delegatesers. party big wigs. and they are freed on the second ballot to vote for whoever they want. so, what happens is let's say bernie loses the first ballot but comes in with the most ballots and then the super delegates come in and pick somebody else, that's the establishment going in and taking the nomination away from the insurgent candidate, bernie sanders, whos ha the will of the people behind him. and you see, and this is a disaster for democrats. what are bernie sanders supporters going to do if that happens? they will do what they did in 2016 when they felt it was stolen from them. one, a number of them stay home and not vote for the no, ma'am to me. two, a number of them are going to vote for donald trump. in 2016, 12% of bernie sanders supporters voted for donald trump and they gave him the margin in three key swing states that put him into the white house. and trump is playing this right now, if you notice. at his rallies. he is probably saying they are going to steal the nominat

remember donna brazile told a great story about how she had to make that phone call and she was cryingaid of him but what bloomberg is trying to do, interestingly, is he thinks i'm not going to compete in iowa , south carolina, new hampshire, i'm waiting for super tuesday and he's thinking there's not anybody by that point and he thinks he will be the alternative. steve: so ultimately what it comes down to is if you're a candidate you want to be able to win on the first ballot. now if bernie wins, monday night in iowa, if he wins in new hampshire, and then they've got super tuesday and that's where -- >> he is surging, steve. steve: i know and then there's nevada and south carolina and then super tuesday. >> when you watch tonight you will love the president's description of bernie. steve: we can hardly wait to see it but ultimately because bernie is going to grab a bunch of delegates early on and then joe biden will start stacking them up. we could go into the convention with a brokered convention nobody gets it the first time. bernie could get ripped off again. >> bingo, and some, i