1% taxpayers 79% clinton voters agree so do 46% of trump voters, and veteran republican pollster frank luntzus before we get to more numbers are media kind of soft on socialism i mean favorable press to democrats like bernie sanders and aoc, being tough on flaws of capitalism the excesses of big aring coronations. >> i have do read "new york times" business section sibling seven stories six of stfb hostile to corporation or hostile to capitalism as we know it in fact gotten so bad started to say to people stop trying to defend capitalism, it is economic freedom capitalism they think wall street profits people losing jobs, economic freedom is main street small business, why we are so successful as a country, has been so deemized, the rich the successful have been demonized the assumption if you made money you did so in improper way. >> 25% trump voters say seem make big profit can't be justified you are basically saying in this report, you say, capitalism is dead at least as term people respond to, that is pretty strong statement. >> i am going to get chewed up by rush limbaugh for the wrong

here now is frank luntz.ith a phrase nancy pelosi made famous today. >> the cover-up by this administration. >> they are engaged in a cover-up. >> the invention to cover up. >> laura: i feel cold. i need a cover up. >> i'm not surprised. their whole focus doesn't make sense to me, bash donald trump in the morning, the afternoon and the evening. there is a broadway show with that musical in mind. it's not going to work. expect the democrats to solve immigration. to something. solve something. all they're doing is more politics, that won't work. >> laura: let's move toward next choice, the word dictator. >> we have a situation where the president becomes a king or dictator. >> the president has become a dictator. >> we are at a brink of importance between democracy and dictatorship. >> he is acting like he is the dictator that i think he wants to be. >> clearly someone wrote that for them because that is not by accident that all four of them have said it in a few hours of each other. here's the problem, doesn't

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for autonomy cultural center its director frank luntz found that the center with friends in one thousand nine hundred eighty seven when i was still part of communist east germany they squatted in an abandoned building and saved it from decay old newspaper articles document the sorry state of the building when they found it and the amount of work they invested in fixing it up a documentary was even made about it. most of the. kinds of this it was it was a clearly a very democratic project and it seems every detail was discussed as a group. just over the. today the a.c.c. is a gallery with an international scholarship scheme in the past thirty years the a.c.c. has hosted nearly two hundred fifty exhibitions with over a thousand participating artists. setting up the a.c.c. was a dream for you what are your goals for the future what's still to come. and they are this. if it were up to me things can say just as they are this is our building we want to stay here and breathe new life into weimar's classical mindset with our contemporary dalliances and artistry. and not even be the prime or does

the efforts of the lobby something really striking is taking place and pro israel operatives like frank luntz are in a panic in his latest report he calls what's happening with young people a disaster. as the discourse begins to open more people are starting to understand this as a rights based issue not an issue of radicalism this is a movement for the rights of people whose rights are being denied who are living under occupation who want to live in their country freely just like anybody else let's just get away from the fall of jesus and talk about the reality and then maybe be able to persuade people that they should not any longer give their unwavering support to a nation engaged in a policy that's not just inhumane and brutal but ultimately suicidal. given the central role that the united states plays in backing israel seems to me a marriage. it's all americans have a right to question the to kill or israeli policies and in particular the prolonged occupation the fact that the palestinian people have been kept without a state and without any political rights for decades now in the end th

the efforts of the lobby something really striking is taking place and pro israel operatives like frank luntz are in a panic in his latest report he calls what's happening with young people a disaster. as the discourse begins to open more people are starting to understand this as a rights based issue not an issue of radicalism this is a movement for the rights of people whose rights are being denied who are living under occupation who want to live in their country freely just like anybody else let's just get away from the fall of jesus and talk about the reality and then maybe be able to persuade people that they should not any longer give their unwavering support to a nation engaged in a policy that's not just inhumane and brutal but ultimately suicidal. given the central role that the united states plays in backing israel seems to me a marriage. it's all americans have a right to question particular israeli policies and in particular the prolonged occupation the fact that the palestinian people have been kept without a state and without any political rights for decades now in the end this c

the efforts of the lobby something really striking is taking place and pro israel operatives like frank luntz are in a panic in his latest report he calls what's happening with young people a disaster. as the discourse begins to open more people are starting to understand this as a rights based issue not an issue of radicalism this is a movement for the rights of people whose rights are being denied who are living under occupation who want to live in their country freely just like anybody else let's just get away from the fall of jesus and talk about the reality and then maybe be able to persuade people that they should not any longer give their unwavering support to a nation engaged in a policy that's not just inhumane and brutal but ultimately suicidal. given the central role that the united states plays in backing israel seems to me. it's all americans have a right to question particular israeli policies and in particular the prolonged occupation the fact that the palestinian people have been kept without a state and without any political rights for decades now in the end this comes down t

project in two thousand and nine israel project turn to conservative poster and rebranding expert frank luntz to determine which talking points used by israeli and u.s. officials over time at the most effective in maintaining american sympathy for israel luntz wrote up his recommendations in a two thousand and nine report called the global language dictionary if you want to understand how the propaganda works especially in the u.s. you need to read the luntz document is really clear that the occupation and especially the settlements are a problem and he points the polls that show a large majority of americans actually think that israel should retreat to the sixty seven borders in fact he says when you talk about land in terms of sixty seven you completely flip american sentiment against you but and this is a solution if you bring up the danger of terrorism you win back the support. the key is the claim that the fight is over ideology not land about terror not territory in fact these three words terror not territory summarize the basis of the propaganda campaign in the us and loves goes on to

frank luntz is next on how that happens and what is going down there. some of us turn outhose dreams...... into action... the bookers. the doers. the 'hit that confirmation button and let's go!'- ers! because bookers know that the perfect place to stay... is right there for the booking. be a booker at booking.com the world's #1 choice for booking accommodations. ♪ >> standing out from the crowd has proven a bit more difficult resetting her campaign with a sharpened focus on trump. >> we talked about other candidates relaunching their campaign, is this your relaunch? >> laura: kamala harris is relaunching, beto o'rourke relaunching, what is going on with the relaunches? >> you've got 19 candidates so you get your splash for 24 hours, you say something stupid a week later and you get more focus -- they should be happy that they are not having media attention. the only one who has had attention as joe biden. >> laura: he's still up 30 points in the polls. >> i'm waiting for the first debate. all of beto o'rourke was about him, it was cult of personality >>

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frank luntz actually calls it that. wee call it human downgrading.le of people we are crawling down to upgrade the machines if downgrading. and there is a better way to do it. that's why we are trying to capitalize this transition. we are a group of former technology insiders who know how these protects work and are designed and we know we need to change the incentives. >> tucker: why are you one of such a small group of people even imagining a world where we could have control of technology and not the other way around? why are so many of us so passive in recognizing what is happening. >> every recognizes this is happening, tucker. everyone feels it. it's harder and harder to read a book and have a civil conversation. it's harder to feel good about where we are spending our time and how much we are looking at our phones. i think what we need is language. we need to have language for what is happening. i think when you have phrases like out race tout bottom of the brainstem to get o. tension out of people. it helps people see there is a problem. what

frank luntz actually calls at that.ch is that while we are extracting attention from people, where crawling on the brainstem to get the attention to upgrade the machines, if downgrading people. downgrading attention spans, downgrading civility, downgrading decency. and there's a better way to do it, that's why we are trying to catalyze this transition. we are a group of former technology insiders f used to be the people who know how these products work and are designed, and we know we need to change the incentives. >> tucker: why are you one of such a small group of people even imagining a world where we could have control of technology and not the other way around? why the rest of us so passive in the face of what we all recognize is happening? >> i think everyone recognizes this is happening. i think everyone feels it. it's harder and harder to read a book. it's harder to have a civil conversation. it's hard to feel good about where we areow spending our time at how much we are looking at our phones, but i think what

the term obamacare was developed strategically by republican pollsters and frank luntz who realize whene word the affordable care act in a sense it was a positive sounding law. however especially if republicans are people who identify as such heard the word obamacare it would immediately associate with the president, his party and develop a sort of opposition to the law. -- or of the term obamacare we used in the title in a sense, it is part of what we are trying to signify with that title is the war was in a sense as much about the sort of symbolic politics of , theaw as the substantive substance as well. the affordable care act was signed in 2010 and the purpose accesslaw was to expand to health coverage and to improve the quality of insurance coverage that was offered especially in the individual market place. the affordable care act tried to do this while leaving much of the structure of the american health care system in place. for example the affordable care act it replace our health care system with a nationalized .ystem like the united kingdom it didn't create a single-payer sys

steve: yesterday frank luntz was on one of the sunday shows and felt that bernie sanders at the end ofealousy. divisive. hey, you have got it. i'm hurting. brian: you have must have cheated and stolen. >> that's not fair. you have more than i have. give it to me and i'm going to take it now. that's socialism. it's awful thing to live. in but that's the tway is and to some people, that is appealing. hey, have you got it, i want it. come on, give me some. give me some of yours. steve: absolutely. >> that's a very atransactionive prospect. steve: thank you very much. check out fox business capitalism vs. socialism. brian: can't wait to see who wins. ainsley: vice president pence says you will be ridiculed for being a christian. >> asked to tolerate things to that violate your faith but asked to endorse them. you need to be prepared. ainsley: franklin graham says vice president pence is absolutely right and he joins us next. ♪ you don't have to know how to ♪ ♪ but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take osteo bi-flex, to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and strengthens

as frank luntz said last night best thing to happen for a candidate would be for donald trump to attacktrump will probably keep that in mind saying unless he wants to elevate somebody that he knows he can beat easier you are elevating putting somebody on the map. suddenly what do you say, sir, or miss about what president trump just said about you? next thing you know they are the number one news story. steve: it elevates them and ultimately though, what donald trump is trying to do is he is trying to minimize them now. meanwhile, our lead story yesterday was the fact that there has been a u.s. attorney for connecticut by the name of john durham. he has been appointed by -- asked, actually, by the attorney general of the united states to look into the origins of the russia investigation. fox news has learned that apparently he has been working on the case for weeks. that's new. he is also working directly with the department of justice inspector general michael horowitz and that's really good news. that means he is not starting from scratch. horowitz is saying hey, look what we found so

. >> so, donny, we play that clip of the man playing frank luntz to use the word impeachment differently which is what you're proposing this morning. >> yeah, and this is -- i hope if we're going to cover this by the way, on saturday night politics. >> there you go. >> nancy pelosi is listening, if chuck schumer is listening, jerry nadler is listening, if the people running the democratic party here is the playbook. right now there is this conundrum whereas basically do we impeach? we know that's a losing proposition, but we know trump broke the law. now you have the democrats but we have to do something. here is the answer, you take it from a binary choice of two lanes, you create a third lane. you take the word impeachment and you change it to criminal activity. you go on the premise of basically do you know what, we know he broke the law, we know he was a criminal as far as obstruction of justice, we know he was a criminal as far as an unindicted co-conspirator. we are going to initiate and continue the ongoing trump i didn't mean nl investigations. trump criminal, trump criminal inve