we went from who is tulsi gabbard to get me tulsi gabbard. own mouth. trish: it's the best thing that ever happened to tulsi gabbard. one more question on bloomberg. do you think there is any there there for him? is this his attempt to school some of these people like sanders or warren or might he have a bigger opportunity within the party itself? i think he would have a hard time against trump. i asked donald trump about michael bloomberg. he likes him a hot and respected him a lot. he would feel better running against him, because at least it's somebody who is not a socialist. what do you think? i can confirm that mike bloomberg, billionaire wall street tycoon more whom i used to work. he is going to file in alabama tomorrow. >> bloomberg is the real deal. he's a substantial guy. he would make it an interesting, serious race. so that's great. on the other hand, how many incredibly old white guys do we need in this race. really? come on. trish: that's an interesting take from you, old white guy yourself. i don't have anything against old whi

>> guy: tulsi gabbard has gotten a lot of mileage out of these attacks.er debate. hillary clinton went after her in a reckless and responsible way and she fired back. and she shows up on the side of the view, that was yesterday. today was even more lit, apparently. different guests. but she was like, "okay, i've memorized some of the things you said about me. i'm not here, let's have it out." and i think she did it very well despite the fact that i have disagreements with her on her positions on foreign policy. "if you're going to tell me i'm a communist or that i'm a who doesn't understand what i'm doing, a traitor even though i served the country, let's have that discussion." again, this is something -- she's happy to have that conversation. >> harris: how do you think joy behar hello, jessica, when the conversation became about hillary clinton being a warmonger? which is what gabbard's comeback was when hillary clinton called her and jill stein, both in the democratic party, assets of the russians? >> jessica: i think it was handled fine because people

ukraine andomat in testify.aine will >> last sunday in new hampshire, cosi gabbard, john -- cosi gabbard -- tulsi gabbard, john discusscame together to climate change and the national debt. >> thank you. aloha. what a beautiful day to be in new hampshire. , sir.ve it going on it is wonderful to join you for this very important and relevant conversation. i want to say a brief thank you to my friend for the kind introduction and laying out what we are facing in the country. it is a choice that all of you have here as voters. first of the nation. i want to say thank you to nancy jackson for -- jacobson for her leadership and or ability to solve problems. that is what we are here for. [applause] solving problems, imagine that, what a concept. unfortunately, it is now a we are seeing very often in washington. the way we bring about this change is doing exactly what we are doing here today, coming together as americans, focusing on how best we can serve the interest of the people in our country and solve these long-standing challenges we have faced. i want to start our conversation today with

the nerve of her to attack tulsi gabbard. she is feeling left out. she is going after gabbard.nts she made. we'll see if that happens. but really what hillary is doing is kind of he will you rating tulsi gabbard. she got a bit of a bump, now she is in the next democratic debate. she is getting this earned media because of hillary going after her. but of all people to claim about, to talk about the war on women and she is attacking and going after tulsi gabbard is pretty ironic. trish: i won't forget how feminists went after monica lewinsky. i will never get over that. >> and all the other women. trish: i think she is running. you heard it here first. steve bannon predicted it. hillary clinton 2020. here we go again. and here we go with the war on christmas. it's back. the governor of wisconsin change the name of the evergreen tree at the state capitol from a christmas tree to a holiday tree. liberal cities doubling down on the ineffective policies that helped create their homeless problem. san francisco is say there is no consequence to peeing in public. madison gesiotto and th

i'm back with hawaii congresswoman 2020 presidential candidate tulsi gabbard.alk about the u.s. policy in syria. your reaction to the president now saying he will leave some troops to guard the oil fields in syria, but trying to remove most of them, we've got this fox news poll out today. 69% of those polled said that some troops should remain versus 22% who said removal troops, your reaction? >> let's just start with the first and most important thing is what is the objective of our troops remaining in syria? i can tell you as a soldier, from the very first day that i showed up at basic training we learned the most important thing is you've got to know your objective and your mission. the objective of our troops is to keep the american people safe , to ensure our national security. what's unfortunate about president trump changing course here where previously he's long- said he plans to bring our troops back home from syria, he's shifted course now in saying that he's going to send in our troops to remain in syria , not to fight isis or al qaeda but to protect

there is a backlash against female politicians. >> i think tulsi gabbard, is a female.ennedy: she is. and there is a special place in hell for women who don't support each other, maybe hillary needs to go back read minutes from meeting with madeleine albright. >> i would like support from hillary clinton. kennedy: financially, she has no much money. >> where is it? i'm right here. kennedy: in somalia. they have done such great work, they rebuilt the infrastructure. >> we can be an asset to someone without working. >> true. kennedy: she did not say, that she knows people think when you say asset they go oh, my gosh, tulsi gabbard is a spy it gets crazier. >> and jill stein is not running in 2020. that already crazy garbage. and -- >> the idea that you are running 3third party. >> so republicans can win that does not -- was ralph nader a commie stooge. kennedy: >> was gary johnson. >> i think there is an interesting with tulsi not running for house. she is all in for presidency, not running for congress, she is allowed to do, which i think is an interesting nugget. >> and

the first soundbite we want to play, kamala harris, tulsi gabbard interaction, let's take a look. >> eat up to steve bannon to get a meeting with donald trump in trump tower, fails to call a war criminal by what he is as a war criminal and spins full-time in the course of his campaign criticizing the democratic party. jillian: in the last debate tulsi gabbard went after kamala harris and this was the opposite with that moment. >> both of these candidates need a breakout moment and what you saw last night was an opportunity to go after each other. i would not agree totally, i am on fox news, we should be on all the networks talking to everybody but as you dig into this a group of candidates to establish themselves in the top-tier and a whole bunch of folks in single digits in most of the polls fighting to get some recognition and get that moment because a lot of times those moments go viral to a certain extent. what sets them up to be eligible for the next debate. rob: bernie sanders going after joe biden and his support for the war in iraq. >> one of the big differences between the v

attorneys are accusing clinton of defamation after she implied tulsi gabbard is a russian asse asset.e wants a retraction as well as one on twitter. i wonder if they're going to get that. >> tulsi gabbard's lawyers actually went ahead and wrote a script they want hillary clinton to read at a news conference to make up for her claim previously that she thinks tulsi gabbard could be a russian asset room to run as a third party and spoil the democratic nominee's hopes. so here is part of the script from a letter. this is clinton's part. i was wrong, i never should've made these remarks, and i apologize. i did not have any basis for making the statements, i had knowledge of my grave mistake an error of judgment. i support and admire the work that tulsi gabbard has done and will continue to do in serving our country. the campaign argues that clinton's original comments are defamatory. they want a retraction and the legal team tries to dismantle the clinton team's claim at the former secretary meant to say she was being groomed by republicans to run as a third party, not the russians pointi

obviously, made up for her dealings with tulsi gabbard going after her really hard.er focus on the importance of black women to the democratic party was crucial there, and highlighting systemic challenges that they face in american society was spot on and we owe a lot of our big election wins to black women and i love that she did that. >> shannon: she's got to make that case.e.s any of the contenders who want to get the nomination have to make that case. mollie, they seem more relaxed. a smaller group, a better chance to get a feel for them. a lot of them, this is the fourth or fifth time they have done. they did seem a little bit more at ease. >> they seemed more relaxed. they were a lot of high points for various people.l you still got a feeling that may be the eventual nominee was not on the stage. while i think i agree with jessica on who she highlighted and other people had a strong night, some good issues raised i think the winner might be a candidate that has not yet -- >> shannon: hillary clinton? [laughter] >> you never know.at >> bloomberg? deval patrick?

tulsi gabbard's attorneys are demanding hillary clinton retract her suggestion that gabbard is a russianets. how she wants her to do exactly that, and whether hillary clinton could be in some legal trouble. plus, michael bloomberg, i was just talking about. getting an icy reception from his possible 2020 rivals over the weekend, amid reports he might get into the presidential race. how rough will it get if he jumps in? >> i don't think he will just waltz in and say, instead of "i'm good enough to be president," your argument is to the other people that they are not good enough. that's ho not how we've been conducting these debates. ♪ one call to newday usa can save you $2,000 every year. zñ

gabbard defend herself by saying she attacked democrats when she feels they have done something wronguts country over party and that message resonated with some people on social media. nick said democrats need to unite the country and speak to all people followed by how do you go on fox news and talk your policies and positions to millions of people who might not agree with you don't count as part of all people and john tweets kamala harris tried to hit tulsi gabbard hard but was swatted down and couldn't expand and defend her tulsi smears. the trump war room twitter account is campaigning off of something tulsi gabbard said which is working in her favor among democrats. it is seen she is popular among some republicans. >> a lot of people watching for a gaffe moment from joe biden and we had one. listen to this. >> i have more people supporting me than the black community, the only african-american woman who has ever been elected to the united states senate. at first. [applause] >> there were two. >> he almost made it through without a major gaffe but he did sneak when it at the end a

tulsi gabbard del matt, it may not be her year but she's going to be a force to reckon with because shenks for herself and i'm not even talking about the issues. i'm talking about a persuasive person, with her voice and the way she handled herself, she is going to be around a lot longer than hillary. >> katie: excellent point. >> juan: but she goes and being accurate. >> katie: think that is an excellent point. latest campus insanity, newspaper forced to apologize for reporting the news. at verizon, we're building the most powerful 5g experience for america. that's why the nfl chose verizon. because they need the massive capacity of 5g with ultra wideband, so more screaming, streaming, posting fans... can experience 5g all at once. this is happening in 13 stadiums all across the country. now if verizon 5g can do this for the nfl... imagine what it can do for you. ♪ do you have concerns about mild memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ >> greg: you want to know how bad colleges have become? top journalist

obviously, made up for her dealings with tulsi gabbard, going after her really hard.ortance of black women to the democratic party was crucial there, and highlighting systemic challenges that they face and american society was spot on, and we owe a lot of our big election wins to black women, and i love that she did that. >> shannon: she's got to make that case. any of the contenders who want to get the nomination have to make that case. mollie, they seem more relaxed. a smaller group, a better chance to get a feel for them. a lot of them, this is the fourth or fifth time they have done. they did seem a little bit more at ease. >> they seemed more relaxed. they were a lot of high points for various people. you still got a feeling that may be the eventual nominee was not on the stage. while i think i agree with jessica on who she highlighted, and other people had a strong night, some good issues raised, i think the winner might be a candidate that has not yet -- >> shannon: hillary clinton? [laughter] >> you never know. >> bloomberg? deval patrick? >> shannon: obama, i

congresswoman tulsi gabbard is one of the very few demanding full disclosure of saudi ties to 9/11. also called for ending u.s. military aid to the kingdom, she joins us tonight. thanks so much for coming on, this is one of those issues i don't think is partisan, doesn't need to be, shouldn't be partisan ins any sense, it's an american issue. why would the u.s. government ever side with the saudi kingdom of all countries against our citizens? >> this is the real question that's at stake. the story that we are hearing from the families of those who were killed on 9/11 pushes this issue to the forefront were for so long leaders in our government have said saudi arabia is our great ally, they are our partner in counterterrorism, turning a blind eye or completely walking away from the reality that saudi arabia time and again has proven to be the opposite. they are undermining our national security interests. they are, as you said, they are the number one exporter of this extremist ideology, it's a fertile recruiting ground for terrorists like al qaeda and isis around thert world. they a

i think with tulsi gabbard, the challenge i think with miss gabbard is, yes, like somebody who was verynst the iraq war, got out of news, really, initially, because of my opposition to the iraq war. i think a lot more people than we know feel that way, even people who have military background, who say, why did we do this? why did we spend our country's human resources on this war? i think it was a lot of reason that barack obama was a viable candidate for president is he can see ahead this was not a wise idea. and i think a lot of democrats preferred him over hillary clinton in 2008 because of that. i think that that's true. i think the challenge that tulsi gabbard is having is you can feel that way about the iraq war as i definitely did, but also find it odd that the way she talks about regime change was exactly the same way that russia talks about them. >> right. >> she uses this language that feels straight out of kind of the kremlin. >> sure. >> it is odd in that she went to see bashar al-assad and cannot take away her interaction with him, observation of him, that she a criminal wh

and new problems for the top candidates and plus congresswoman tulsi gabbard on her 2020 vision. we start with breaking news as this is day 41 of the impeachment inquiry, and we are learning lots of new information about the house's process and we have an idea of when closed door depositions will end, when public hearings will likely begin and when transcripts of those depositions will be released. >> this week, we are releasing the transcripts of all of the depositions, and everything else is going to be public. the public hearings will be very, very soon. this week, we are having a last of the witnesses come in, and then it'll be released, the transcripts will be released. >> when are the public hearings going to start? >> my best guess, chris, you will start to see the public hearings in the next two the three weeks. >> this has some democrats saying that they are already have enough evidence to impeach. >> do you at this point think that there is enough evidence to bring forth articles of impeachment against donald trump? >> yes, i do. and actually i thought that there was ba

about a mixup, a dust up, whatever you want to call it, with tulsi gabbard.his is the one. >> our democratic party, unfortunately, is not the party that is up, buy, and for the people. it is a party that has been and continues to be influenced by the foreign policy establishment in washington, represented by hillary clinton and others' foreign policy, by the military-industrial complex. >> we have someone on the stage who during the obama administration spent four years full-time o on fox news criticizing president obama. >> senator harris is doing unfortunately continuing to traffic and lies. she will come as president, continue the status quo. >> and i asked senator harris to make her case to me who came out on top there in the harris versus gabbard fight, if you want to call it, or confrontation. she said that she thought that she did because, again, she was trying to make the point that -- harris was trying to make the point that she has been a democrat, she thinks, for longer in her life than tulsi gabbard house. so that is the first candidate that we've

a dustup she got into with tulsi gabbard. >> our democratic party is not the party of, by and for theeople. it is a party that has been and continues to be influenced by the foreign policy establishment in washington, represented by hillary clinton and others foreign policy, by the military-industrial complex. someone on stage during the obama administration said four years full-time on fox news criticizing president obama. senator harris is continuing to traffic in lies, she will continue the status quo. >> i asked senator harris to make her case to me who came on top in the harris versus gabbard fight if you want to call little confrontation and she said she thought she did because she was trying to make the point that harris was trying to make the point that she has been a democrat for longer in her life then tulsi gabbard has. that is the first candidate we've been able to wrangle but we are going to try to talk to pete buttigieg in just a moment so stay tuned for that. >> you've captured him on the campaign trail before and hope you will do so again. we will come back to you when

kamala harris lashed back at tulsi gabbard, after gabbard described the rot in her own party. >> ourcratic party, unfortunately, is not the party that is of, by and for the people. >> it's unfortunate that we have someone on this stage who is attempting to be the democratic nominee for president of the united states who, during the obama administration, spent four years, full-time on fox news, criticizing president obama. who spent full-time -- who spent full time criticizing people on this stage, as affiliated with the democratic party. when donald trump was elected, not even sworn in, buddied up to steve bannon to get a meeting with donald trump. >> what senator harris is doing is unfortunately continuing to traffic in lies and smears and innuendos because she cannot challenge the substance of the argument that i'm making. the leadership and the change i'm seeking to bring. >> joe biden, meanwhile, on his 77th birthday, reinforcing his reputation for a gaffe machine with this remark on stopping violence against women. >> no man has a right to raise a hand to a woman in anger, other

i think that tulsi gabbard was just awful. spectacularly bad. in fact, in a week between prince andrew, jim jordan and devin nunes she made a legitimate run for the medal podium. and just dishonest, at a pretty large level. but i think all the candidates have reason to feel good coming out of this tonight. >> to my good friend the senator from south boston lawrence o'donne o'donnell. >> well, all the senators actually did very well. and that means that bernie sanders and elizabeth warren have delivered what has now become their standard very solid debate performance for their positions in the debate. amy klobuchar also very consistent debate performer. cory booker. cory booker i think tonight delivered his most debate yet and tonally the most consistent debate, most substantive debate for cory booker. if the debates move poll numbers then cory bookers numbers should move tonight. if this doesn't move the poll numbers for cory booker i don't know what can. and kamala harris also, who had her poll numbers really pop because of that debate where sh

you see tulsi gabbard weigh in.ously think anybody on this stage is proposing invading mexico? talking about -- >> that is not -- >> i think it is unfortunate that we have someone on this stage who is attempting to be the democratic nominee for president of the united states who during the obama administration spent four years full time on fox news criticizing president obama. >> let's also talk about judgment. one of the foreign leaders you mentioned meeting was bashar al as sad. i would not have sat down with a murderous dictator like that. brian: who got better, dan? >> i think pete buttigieg had a point there. i remember that moment, tulsi did get over her skis alittle bit accusing him of something he really wasn't saying. i agree with pete's assessment of our mexico cooperation with mexico and our military relationships there. president trump does as well. kamala harris as usual took cheap shots at tulsi for criticizing the obama administration. anyone's allowed to criticize whatever administration is in power

you pointed out that exchange between representative gabbard and kamala harris.he establishment hates gabbard because she had stepped down from that vice chairmanship from the dnc in 2016 and endorsed bernie sanders, the antiestablishment candidate. and right now what we are seeing in the democrat party is really a party trying to find itself and figure out what direction the party is going to go in. just the mere fact that there are so many candidates that are running for the nomination right now is an indication, underscores that divide. and so that wasn't the only exchange we saw last night in sort of the infighting in the democrat party. we also saw senator booker kind of highlight a generational divide between himself and vice president joe biden. watch this. >> i have a lot of respect for the vice president. he has swore me in to my office as a hero. this week i hear him literally say i don't think we should legalize marijuana. i thought you might have been high when you said it. there are people in congress right now that admit to smoking marijuana. while

. >> in the harris versus gabbard fight make your case for why you came out on top. >> i am a lifelong democrat and i believe there is a need to speak truth about what we have been witnessing in terms of the way the democratic party is characterized so that is what i did. >> reporter: all of that is especially interesting because kamala harris was one of the most aggressive democratic candidates on stage this evening, something we haven't seen since that first debate when she challenged joe biden on his civil rights record and her campaign in the time since between then and now has struggled mightily in the polls. >> reporter: one of these debates can really change things, put them back in the spotlight, donors and all the things they do moving forward, we will see how tonight plays out the back to you soon. let's get back to our fox news contributors, the big stories of the day, the impeachment and the debate, thank you for sticking around. an interesting poll we got earlier, this is from wisconsin, a new poll out talking about registered voters should he be impeached and removed yes

tulsi gabbard: thank you. >> thank you, admiral. thank you for the nice introduction. thank you even more for your amazing service to our country. a nice round of applause. good afternoon, new hampshire. it is great to be with you. rep. john delaney: i want to congratulate nancy and your amazing team on this incredibly successful event. this is one of the best turnouts of any of these presidential town all events.

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she never used tulsi gabbard's name. brian: indicated not denied tulsi gabbard talking about me. trump brings it up all the time on the stump. you got to be kidding me. now you are bringing up tulsi gabbard and jill stein saying she works for russia? that's how unhinged these people have gotten. ainsley: going to say something on national television, it's not true. you have to be prepared for someone to confront you about that information. that's what the president does all the time. he calls out fake news. steve: and you look at the fact that, you know, hillary clinton said that a couple of weeks ago why would she say that? she was on a book tour. things happen on a book tour as you know. not like that. you know what? hillary clinton could wind up at the last minute running for president. you look at some of these polls that they have done, she is right up there eclipsing joe biden in some cases. on the national poll. ainsley: confrontational on your book tour. brian: do i answer questions. if i did call someone a russian asset and they weren't, i would say i have got to make th

in the meantime, tulsi gabbard going on the view and punching back after joe behar called her a usefulfor the russians. watch this heated exchange. >> some of you have accused me of being a traitor to my country, a russian asset, a trojan horse. >> we haven't accused you. >> useful idiot was a term you used. >> if you are saying it's not deliberately, you are implying that i am too stupid and too naive and lack the intelligence to know what i am doing. >> why do you go on? >> i go on tucker carlson, sean hannity, msnbc, cnn. i am here to speak to every single american in this country. >> ed: partner at the associates. an associate editor. good to see you both. i wonder what do you think about this idea of some of the ladies on the view have been beating up on tulsi gabbard, it started with hillary clinton going after her and then when she confronts them, they are running from what they said before and secondly, calling fox state tv even when she's coming on all the networks trying to get her views out there. >> i think the thing that is really remarkable here is that when people can im

gabbard has consistently denied any interest in a third-party run. tucker?er: gabbard and putin 2020. trace gallagher, good to see you. is hillary clinton next? and by the way, why wouldn't she jump in? everyone else has. richard goodstein is a former advisor to both clinton's, and he joins us tonight. you just heard hillary say it. many, many people are putting very, very intense pressure on hillary clinton to run for president. basically, they are demanding she run. are you one of the people demanding? >> so, i'm just surprised fox news hasn't come up with a poll showing her way ahead. how would that be for the ratings for fox news, that hillary clinton -- >> tucker: this is something we are not manufacturing. >> i agree. >> tucker: i have a preference for the new and interesting, she falls in either of those categories. i would be happy to never utter the phrase "hillary clinton" again, because i think she is singularly uninteresting and banal. but she is touting herself, that suggests the field, she believes, is inadequate. >> i actually don't think she

tulsi gabbard as well defending him.en's forum, thanks for coming in on friday morning. i want to start with you. president obama in a nice way is saying the far left portion of the party is going a little nuts. is and he? >> candy or kathy? >> kathy, go ahead. >> halloween candy, i get it. it is on the mind. actually i don't know how anyone could disagree with him. he is calling out the call out culture and both sides are guilty of this. everyone says they are woke, everyone calling out everyone else and he's like a wise old man saying enough of this, let's focus on politics. he's just trying to be the wise old president obama and say politics has gotten so extreme, let's focus on what we need to do. democrats, let's get a democrat in the white house and gop, do what you got to do, stop calling out. rob: is it influences thing to see obama as the moderate voice of reason in the democrat party? >> it is. it is a role he has played in the past. a few years back we heard him giving a similar speech to graduating college st

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gabbard biden or booker? >> just guessing.dy: beverage concocted by florida gators, you are all wrong abide kno abide -- biden. >> i wearily miss an u.s. weekly. kennedy: which candidate drives a 2016 chevy volt? steyer, warren or klobuchar? >> steyer, steyer, steyer, back on the board, kat in the lead. michael has 3, high likes his volt, it is a hybrid, he is rich. question 7. which candidate was 1 once a ke salesman? yang, gabbard or bernie sanders? >> who could it be? who is the sharpest candidate. >> yang, yang, sanders? bernie sanders is the incorrect answer. >> oh. kennedy: yang bussed tables at a chinese restaurant and sold knives for a direct markets company, he said he still knows the sales -- i wonder if he likes knife play on friday night, i don't condone. >> did i win. kennedy: we are still playing. >> i mist win. kennedy: which candidate became a vegan after eating at ihop one last time in 2014. >> i know this, none of them stop talking about it. choices -- maybe. >> we already knew. >> beto, yang or booker. >> th

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this is good strategy for tulsi gabbard.brought her back in, accused her a veteran being a russian asset. now tulsi gabbard is looking to get herself back in the headlines. it's a good strategy. she realizes she will not be the party's nominee. she can't really take on trump but what she can do, try to build her base further on the left and go after who the left sees at establishment candidate which always to them was hillary clinton. emily: right. she can highlight the fact not only is that party going through a civil war. but essentially, you know, how unpalatable it is to the average voter, see someone who served our country, regardless of their party come unattack from their own party, from quote, unquote the leaders in that establishment. >> right, emily, that's right. the media focuses when it happens on the right but don't pay that much attention to it when it happens on the left and i think it is more important because what we're talking about is the fight for the soul of the democrat party. this is not the jfk democ

two, have you talked to gabbard about this, or hillary clinton, for that matter? three, generally speaking, how fearful are you of a third-party candidacy doing something akin to what jill stein did in 2016, which was siphoning off votes in critical states? >> we worked with every campaign including the gabbard campaign, and she has told us and the american people, i am not running as a third-party candidate. we asked every candidate to take that pledge, that was the first or second question, and tulsi took it enthusiastically. i invite you to look at posts she did on social media. one party one year, and that was, that is our #, and she took an unequivocal pledge in that regard. tulsi gabbard and every single candidate running for president understands that it is not about them, but something much bigger, which is the strengthening and preservation of our democracy. >> did you say you talk to tulsi's campaign after the clinton comments? >> we spoke to every campaign last week regarding the pledge and every campaign took that pledge and took it with enthusiasm. ye

those are the people that are in that senate of senders that congresswoman tulsi gabbard those are the people they're talking about and that relates to the huge deficit we have which both parties are talking about and that relates to the huge deficit we have which both parties are responsible for if we could have less conflict around the world that's less money spent around the world danceable for if we could have less conflict around the world that's less money spent around the world addressed the trillion dollar trillions of deficits were running up and those 2 go together address the trillion dollar trillions of deficits we're running up and those 2 go together anti-war an anti deficit thank you for military in viewpoints to anti-war an anti deficit thank you for military in viewpoints to thank you former senator and governor lincoln chafee appreciate your time thank you all and your former senator and governor lincoln chafee appreciate your time thank you holland. now let's bring in john siddle levy's geo political strategist with things. now let's bring in john siddle e.d.'s geo p

congresswoman gabbard? >> this is an issue that impacts all of us as americans and people all over the world. this is not a democrat issue or a republican issue. this is about the environmental threats that each and every one of us face. these are the kinds of conversations that we're having in our town hall meetings and house parties and different parties of the country where we have democrats, republicans, libertarians and independents coming together and saying, hey, we are all concerned about making sure we have clean water to drink for our families, that we have clean air to breathe, that we're able to raise our kids in a community that's safe. it is the hyper-partisanship in washington, unfortunately, that has created this gridlock that has stood in the way of the kinds of progress that i would bring about as president. transitioning our country off of fossil fuels and ending the nearly $30 billion in subsidies we as taxpayers are currently giving to the fossil fuel industry. instead investing in a gr

gabbard three. steyers hit two. that stage in december. and deval patrick maybe a long shot he could qualify for december. one thing to keep in mind, patrick, the former governor of massachusetts. massachusetts next door neighbor new hampshire, is there some residual sort of benefit for patrick in new hampshire? does he hit 6% coming out of the gate in a couple new hampshire polls? if he could do that in two polls between now and the middle of december, he could qualify for that debate. otherwise he's got to hit sort of 4% in some other places. it's getting tougher and tougher to qualify for these debates. as time goes on and candidates start missing multiple debates, the question does start to get raised about the future of their candidacies. >> his name is known. he's got that name id in new hampshire, steve. so then the question becomes if he starts showing up significantly. and by significantly i think 6% would be a pretty good place to start. does he hurt a elizabeth warren, does he hurt a joe biden? that's the

hasn't been evidence that congresswoman gabbard is a russian asset. clinton has not responded.legal fees of a man who stabbed a balloon of the president as a diaper wearing baby. hoyt hutchinson popped the balloon so the president didn't have to see it during his trip to alabama for theal bla the alu game. it was set up in a park near the stadium. a gofundme page raised over $42,000 for hus hutchinson. it's the new documentary that we've been telling you about, called no safe spaces, sounding the alarm about the fight for free speech on campus. >> you are not listening. >> i want your job to be taken from you. >> a protest has turned violent at california berkley. >> go away, go away. >> this is creating an atmosphere of fear and repression and it's going to bust. >> makes it difficult for you to learn from other people. >> the hate is diversity of thought. heather: fox nation tommy laren was at the premier last night. she joins us from the red carpet. good morning. thank you for joining us. >> happy to be here. heather: what was the overall response that you were hearing last

she went after tulsi gabbard. but the problem is only trump can be trump. is so obsessed with him that she is starting to emulate his behaviors. but she is not good at it. she attacks tulsi gabbard and use got way more popular. that's not the way it's supposed to work. it's not the way it worked for me in high school. but it's okay. i don't carry inmore. it's okay, erika. greg: knowing product ads, 50% more raisins. but you don't add more fish smell to a fish. kat: i have been doing something wrong. day russ -- tyrus: if i'm the head coach of the democratic party, i have to be drug tested a lot. the good news is for everybody who jumps in, the frontrunner will be excited to greet them and meet them because he doesn't know they haven't been in it. every time someone comes here, he says i am so happy they are here because he doesn't remember when they got in. i guess that's the good news, and the frontrunner will welcome you with open arms. greg: that's one less person who's going to vote for them. >> it's all about change the narrative. the democrats want hi

tulsi gabbard's pantsuit has has "new york times" fired up. not the white suit of mrs. clinton or mrs. williamson, tied to her wellness gospel and ideas of renewal and rebirth but rather, in tulsi gabbard's white suits, the white of avenging angels in flaming swords of somewhat combative and righteous, also called leaders. that is written by vanessa friedman, the times' fashion critic and editor who also plunged in on one of your favorite topics this week, jim jordan's jacket or lack thereof. she had a quote of that. she said, it's a symbol of his willingness to be the republican party's attack dog. you know that jim jordan's jacket has a twitter account. we couldn't find one for tulsi gabbard's white pantsuit. >> shannon: by the way, asked him about the jacket on "special report" and he said he wore it on the house floor because you are required to, and when he meets with the president. >> there was a debate whether he'd wear it for immigration and he did not. i did notice different shirts for immigration. >> shannon: different wardrobes for