joining us is doug clinton and bloomberg's lucas shaw in l.a.ds are actually using youtube kids? lucas: youtube says more than 20 million. that's not an exact number you have to figure if it was more than 30 million or more than 25 million they'd say that. there are two billion people who use ewetube every month. then if you look at some of the most popular channels that program for kids there are those with larger audiences or larger subscriber bases than the entire audience for youtube kids. >> so what are the trends in viewership? are the kids using it sticking around? are they going to watch netflicks? what are they doing? lucas: it's popularring more popular among the 2-7 demographic. that's when parents can exercise a great deal of control over what their kids are watching. so you don't have that 8 or 9-year-old who wants to be like her older sister, her older brother and wants to, the person who would watch "the real world" when they were 10 years old and probably shouldn't have. most kids who do watch it watch it when they're really litt

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clinton has as much to worry about some of these deep state actors in my view. >> sean: doug, you aree. you are a democrat. you are a clinton democrat. sorry to hear that. still love you anyway. you see what is happening, both between this and the new green deal, and you see a disaster politically coming for the democratic party. >> ic, sean, that the democrats are moving so far left as a party, the ocasio-cortez, bernie sanders, elizabeth warre. my party is now getting behind joe biden. the left is going to try to undermine him and make an election that is likely to be very competitive less so. >> sean: i'll make a statement, i already have a dossier on creepy crazy sleepy uncle joe. >> let's have a real election rather than what everyone here in the most compelling way has described. let me say one more thing, as a partisan democrat, i respect everyone here, many of these people are my good friends. what i believe as a democrat is we need to know the facts of what happened. i'm glad we had a mueller report. i'm glad we've been able to assess. let's do the same thing as joe digenova

ainsley: republican doug clintons is goings to be on later in the show to talk about that hearing yesterdayn me, brian, go ahead. brian: i was just saying yesterday the president of the united states welcomed in the inc.k penske team to won the indianapolis 500. at the same time talking about the mexico deal and tariffs averted on friday at which time the president of the united states made it clear the mexican government, with all the problems we are having, still are doing more than congress at our border. >> sad that when you think of it, mexico is doing more for the united states as of now than congress and specifically the democrats. they have to get their act together. they have to work and get something done because you got a tremendous problem at the border. you have people pouring in and it means crime. it means drugs and some other things. steve: speaking of other things. there are still things president has hinted out we don't know exactly what he is talking about. prince, over the weekend he was tweeting that mexico is going to start buying a lot of our farmer's goods. weave sti

former clinton pollster, doug showen on that.il: how do you think it went? were you in jerusalem last night for this or -- >> i was. i certainly did get a chance to see it, neil. my sense is this was a very significant blow against former vice president joe biden and a great benefit for kamala harris. i think the dynamic of the race may well have changed as your comments have suggested. >> neil: you know what sounds surprising, doug, the vice president wasn't more prepared for an issue that has been out there. he had to have been ready for what would have been an attack line and she probably would be the one delivering it. >> you know neil, you're right. that was my reaction. i'm a political professional, whatever else i am. i thought joe biden would have stepped up to the plate and said as passionate as he could, i got the voting rights bill done, i got the civil rights bill done. i got these bills done to change america. i'm proud of that and i stand here proud and embolden for what i've accomplished and what i will do in the f

alec wilkes, attorney and senior vice president of america rising, doug schoen, former pollster, advisor to president clintonnews can you be. i'm going to start with you, doug. your reaction? >> in this day and age, to compare detaining people at the borders with institutions that were used for systematic slaughter of jews and other people. to me, as i thought about it, it's really an obscenity. it's something -- you were sort of saying, you just can't apologize and say, "slip of the town." and i really wish the democrats would do what we at fox, i think, do. which is to call her out and her colleagues out when they do these kind of outrageous things. >> harris: alex? >> this is clearly an ignorant and hurtful statements. i think that a great way to measure just how bad this was is the unwillingness of the 2020 democrats to come out and back her when they have so often come out to try and win favor with the progressive base. bernie sanders said that's not a word that he would have used in reference to the board. it bernie sanders isn't on her side on this one, i think that's how how far out she's on this. >>

nationwide made an enormous effort in alabama to make sure they turn out for doug jones was at the same level hillary clinton had in the presidential election. this is going to be a completely different playing field, and whoever the republican nominee is going to be will be successful next year, but i don't think it is going to be roy moore. >> does that mean you don't welcome his reentry? rep. rogers: i do not. scott: who do you think will be the strongest nominee on the republican side? rep. rogers:rep. rogers: we have four people running now. , tommy bradley byrne tuberville, and we have a state representative, mooney, that is running. any of them would be a strong nominee in the general election. i really could not pick right now who the front runner is, but any of those would be strong. scott: and your senior senator from alabama has been actively trying to recruit jeff sessions to run for his old seat. any thoughts about jeff sessions jumping into that race? rep. rogers: i love jeff sessions. he is one of my favorite people on the planet, but i think he has moved on and has no interest going back to t

before i go to nixon, i want to go to more recent history, doug republicans did suffer in the midterms during the clintonbut more importantly impeachment made clinton pore mop lar. his approval ratings spiked to the highest of his entire presidency, 76%. do you worry democrats risk making trump a martyr or hero going into 2020. >> that is clearly the worry of speaker pelosi. if we go back to 1998, ken starr gave up 11 reasons, just served them up on a plate to congress of possible reasons to impeach. mueller's been cageyer, a little bit more down the middle. but i think this past week when you spoke you had to read the tea leaves and it was a bit cryptic but he was really telling congress do your job and start moving impeachment forward. you see the impeachment movement gaining sponsors in the democratic party, but if you don't have nancy pelosi on board, it could run out of gas soon and you might have people talking about censure. the senate censured joe mccarthy in 1954 but a president has not been censored since 1834 with andrew jackson and a censor doesn't have the definitive tamp of disapproval that

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spicer, senior advisor, richard goodstein, former advisor to the clinton presidential campaign, and dogs are now, i democratic strategist. dougme start with you, who are you watching tonight, there are some folks on that stage who may people would have expected to have done better at this point who may have a big moment. >> it is an important night for beto o'rourke, he got in with a lot of electricity and high expectations. his campaign has sort of not been what i think people expected. he needs a breakthrough moment tonight. cory booker is another person to watch, a compelling senator, i think he has cut a great story, but he is another one who doesn't quite break in through yet. watch those two and also don't sleep on julian castro. he had very strong reviews on the trail. i expect him to also have a good night as well. >> martha: i am keeping a close eye on cory booker. i think, richard, a lot of people thought he was going to be this rising star. he had a couple of awkward moments as the kavanaugh hearing comes to mind. he had a tough time getting traction but he says he's not worried about it. >> think back to where we

hillary clinton has as much to worry about as the deep state actor. >> sean: doug, you are unique.you anyway. you see what is happening between this and the new green deal and you see a disaster politically coming for the democratic party? >> right. i see, sean, that the democrats are moving so far left with alexandria ocasio-cortez and bernie sanders and liz husband. -- elizabeth warren. my party is getting behind jones-drew. -- joe biden. the left is trying to get behind him. >> sean: i already have a dossier on crazy uncle joe. >> let's have a real election. as a partisan democrat i respect everyone here. many of these are people that are my good friends. i believe as a democrat, we need to know the facts of what happened. i am glad we had a mueller report and are able to assess it. let's do what joe side on the democratic side. what the fbi allegedly did, and what the clinton campaign allegedly did and what comey, strzok and page did, this needs to be aired. i say this want not as a partisan democrat. i love this country. >> sean: now this lightning round. who is in trouble? do

doug schoen is with us, former clinton pollster, now fox news, you're a fox news contributor, aren'te for 15 years. proudly happily. stuart: very glad to hear that. >> i appreciate it. stuart: welcome aboard. >> thank you. stuart: i think this trump hatred is ridiculous, i'm disgusted by it. >> yeah. stuart: how about you? it is you democrats doing it. >> i don't know if this cocaptain of the soccer team is a democrat, let's assume she is. stuart: you think she is a republican. >> i don't know if she is anything, she is not relevant she is relevant. she is representing the united states of america. she is on foreign soil. goes out of her way to insult our president. >> it is not what i would encourage her to do want her to do, about we'll change this country based on what politicians do with real ideas to change things, not ad homonym rhetoric. i would like to see my party in two debates develop a critique to the trump presidency, leads to consistent argument against him led by my candidate joe biden. stuart: your candidate is joe biden? >> yeah. he is moderate. stuart: "green new de

clinton into this category who have never worn the uniform, they have never served. they are some of the ones so quick to thrust us into these incursions. >> jesse: are you worried though, doug, this deterrence factor sometimes you need disproportionate reaction when someone does something at that level. >> the iranians are vicious killers. they're threatening the state of israel. they are the ones who destabilize syria, kept bashar assad in power. the republican guard only understands one thing, power. i think in fairness the president's explanation makes sense but what i think we lack is a strategy as to how we are going to deal with future incursions because there is a sense among nations in the middle east that we don't have the power and fervour that we need to confront radical islam and terrorism. while in the short-term i can agree with what you and kennedy and greg are saying in the longer term i'm worried that we don't have a clear and cogent strategy. >> kennedy: appeasing iran would be a better idea? >> hitting them would have been better. letting them know. >> kennedy: hitting them? you don't mind if that means creating funerals and bodies. >> we have created fun