gregg jarrett, doug schoen and betsy mccaughey is with us. melissa: hitting all-time high yesterday as senate rolled out the new health reform plan, nicole petallides is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. talk to us about it, nicole? >> no doubt we got a boost in the early going when the health bill was revealed by the gop. with that stocks turned around midday and moved higher. but then sold off at the end of the day yesterday. this group has done very well. the health care group really hello on. look at winners and losers this beak. you can see health care related stocks were the best of the bunch. in fact merck and pfizer were winners. home depot and general electric, you should make those red because those are actual lower for the week. the hospital stocks in particular, names like hca was real winner this week. we also saw some others mixed bag. another winner would be universal health. moving on, want to talk about specific names that would be blackberry and bed, bath & beyond. both had sales that missed despite positive black

joining me, doug schoen. i'm not going to ask you what you thought because we would waste too much time on it. did comey perjure himself? >> this has a long way to go. this is a he said/she said case. the real question is what are we going to learn from general flynn, paul min for the, carter page. tune in, we have a long way to go. >> in typical jim comey fashion, he raised more questions about himself and his motives. but the side show is over and it's time to get working on the american agenda. bernie sanders said it well, the current model of the democratic party is an absolute failure. judge jeanine: we know the president is not under investigation. >> wasn't under investigation. judge jeanine: a disgruntled employee says i'm going to maneuver and get my best friend bob mueller to be special counsel. the day after he got fired he said now i'm p. >p.o.'y. >> they don't even talk about the election any more. the talking points are not how this investigation started. they don't even talk about that any more

fox news contributor, former clinton pollster, doug schoen.is a real split, is bernie going to start a new party? >> i don't think he will start a new party necessarily. it is tough in america but he is sure in the process of trying with some success to take over the existing democratic party. stuart: you say it is not a split, it is a takeover? >> that's right. stuart: saying far left, taken over the left. >> the socialists. people who believe in redistribution. they don't believe in growth and they basically want government control of all social functions like health insurance, single payer. stuart: the republicans surely are gleeful of this? >> absolutely. this is manna from heaven for a party that is unpopular and a president whose approval is under 40. stuart: what happened to guys like you? there is no role, no room for you in either of the two wings of the democrat party, is there? >> stuart, i'm a man without a party because i'm much less conservative than the republicans and a lot more conservative than these new left-wing democratic

former president clinton advisor doug schoen and matt schlapp. welcome to you both. want to start with you. is there a statute of limitations in rehashing the election or not? is this the analysis democrats have to go through? >> there should be a statute of limitations. on the second one i wouldn't think that you would have to go through this much soul searching over and over and over. but i guess it's therapeutic. hillary clinton lost because she was a weak candidate. i don't particularly like to have to acknowledge that david bossie was right but he is right. you can't blame everybody else for your own foibles and then sort of say it's them and i'm part of the resistance and by the way i have a new organization and look forward to my coming on the stage in 2020. i don't think it works. i don't think it's credible. i don't think that the whole argument or rationale makes any sense. >> shannon: i suspect mr. matt schlapp might agree with you. president obama is speaking his mind and doing his thing. we've been talking about vice president joe biden who criticized hil

we'll talk about it with doug schoen and alex conant. good to see you both, gentlemen. want to read from the "wall street journal" piece that says that both sides have some cleaning up to do. he says this. it's impossible to miss, though, is how jacked up emotional intensity has become in american politics. the campaign rallies of both mr. trump and bernie sanders often were on the edge of violence. reporters describe political town hall meetings, shouting down the opposition in these forums or on campuses and standard behavior, refusal to reason is the new normal. then the unreason is talked about as free speech. >> well, it is free speech but it is toxic speech. i hope alex would agree with me that we have to end this. look, what happened to representative scalise is a great tragedy. what is happening to our politics is really, really harmful to our nation both here at home and abroad. we are really becoming dysfunctional, divided. our enemies see it and, you know, whether you believe there was collusion or no collusion, the one thing that's clear with the russia inve

former clinton pollster doug schoen is here. tainly past tense, you knew hillary clinton very well. >> i did and i didn't. stuart: you did and you do. is she running again. >> oh, yeah. stuart: you think she is. >> even only in her own mind, stuart, she is running. i was at and he event with her and bill clinton last week and she made it very clear she is back in the game and this speech at wellesley where she said she is joining up with the resistance, you're exactly right. she is blaming everybody. start tells me she doesn't blame herself. she is not introspective at all. stuart: but you are running again you wouldn't blame yourself, would you? you wouldn't say i was really at fault, i didn't have a message. i didn't have a campaign theme. i didn't reach out to voters properly. i didn't go to wisconsin and lay out negatives and run again. >> you can say you made mistakes. that is one of the cost to being a successful leader, understand, communicate what your failings have been. she blames everybody else. stuart: can you name a

his name is doug schoen. >> good to see you, stuart. stuart: you're still a democrat, aren't you?emocrat. >> well, i think the republicans are so extreme when you're going to eviscerate medicare -- [laughter] stuart: wade -- wait a minute, let's get it clear. the republican bill would slow down the rate of increase in -- >> but states could opt out. stuart: it's not eviscerating. >> to me, it is. we have an opioid crisis -- stuart: then you should stay as a democrat. >> i'm going to take your advice for once. stuart: should nancy pelosi leave her leadership position? >> oh, yeah. what president trump said is right. she's a great target. san francisco democrats and san francisco values do not equate to what most americans think and value. stuart: you're a new york democrat. >> no, i'm an american democrat. i'm not a new york democrat. ted cruz tried that, and you saw where that got him in the primaries. i'm proud to be an american. i represent the views of people in 50 states. i did that with bill clinton when we got him reelected and won back the senate in '98. stuart: okay, okay.

does doug schoen? fox news contributor. he is with me now.o, stuart. how many special elections, four special elections. she is very good with liberal urban member, left-wing democrats. come on -- stuart: fund-raiser and a 1/2. she brings in millions of dollars. >> how much did jon ossoff spend and lose, stuart? stuart: 30 million. >> does that suggest money is enough? stuart: doug, i'm not saying nancy pelosi's is god's gift to the democrat party. >> she is god's gift to the republican party. that is what you're saying that is the problem. stuart: if it is not nancy pelosi, you want her out. >> clearly. stuart: who do you want in. >> let's have a competition. let's let democratic process run its course here. steny hoyer would be much bet per. stuart: he is 78. >> he is less obviously in people's face. she is not just neutral. she is a negative. clear negative. and we're being honest here. she is the republican's best asset. steny hoyer if nothing else is a practical politician. for next election, if i were writing my wish-list. she would go,