gary johnson has announced whether he will run for president again after last year's disapoints electionshould gary run or should libertarians couple with a new candidate who might do a better job in advancing the cause. hi my name is tom. i'm raph. my name is anne. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up, because we're here, we're here, and we've got your back. legalzoom. legal help is here. kennedy: former new mexico governor gary johnson announced in 2020 he will not run for president on the libertarian ticket. last year he polled a little over 3% in the general election. below the 5% they need for federal funding. but they don't want the federal funding because they are libertarians. well below the height of his 10% popularity before the election. katie pavlich, joe devito and matt welch here to weigh in. gary johnson leaves the lib taishian stage and now there is a -- leaves the libertarian stage and now there is a platter of libertarian. we want kmele foster to relationship for president. >> the greatest

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the other 5% went to third party candidates, jerry -- gary johnson and jill stein.we count back to the last 14 elections roughly from the time today's retirees could first 1964, there have been 14 elections since 1964. thatis also the last time a democrat won a majority of the white vote. in seventh of the 14 among republicans getting a share of the jewish vote. words, nine -- seven did worse than him. seven did better than him. he came right in the middle. hillary clinton had 71%, comes in ninth among democrats. -- jill steinlt and gary johnson took that away. this was not -- in many ways, it is a more ambivalent jewish votes than we think. you had an organization that tries to reach the entire community. i guess we all do. >> such as my blessing. >> what are the limits? community as a whole acting, what can it do and can't do in a situation like this? >> i think any to say first that i was uncomfortable with what eva said. there are differences here. to talk about 50 years or 70 years of oppression, it doesn't give a lot of space to real heroes who try to make the

because jill stein and gary johnson took away.ays, it's a more ambivalent jewish vote than we usually see. now, barry, you head an organization that tries to reach the entire community. i guess we all do. >> such is my blessing. >> i guess we all do that. but what are the limits on the community as a whole acting? what can it do, and what can't it do in a situation like this? >> well, i think i need to say first that i was uncomfortable with what eva said. there are differences here. to talk about 50 years or 70 years of oppression, it doesn't give a lot of space to real heroes who tried to make the peace happen, to various peace processes that were rejected by the palestinians, to all the attempts that were made to actually create a two-state solution. it's not gonna -- you know, the real -- the real audience here is not the people in this room. it's the people of israel. we alienate the people of israel, we have no hope of creating the two-state solution that most of us strongly believe in. so, you know, part of the problem in u

and the other 5% went to the third party candidates, gary johnson and jill stein.own back to the last 14 elections roughly from the time that today's retirees could first vote, 1964, there have been 14 elections since 1964. by the i with a, 1964 is also the last time that a democrat won a majority of the white vote. trump comes in seventh of the 14 among republicans getting a share of the jewish vote. in other words, nine did worse -- >> the math is beyond me. >> seven did worse than him? seven did worse than him, and seven did better than him. he came in right in the middle. hillary clinton, at 71%, comes in ninth among democrats because the jill stein, gary johnson took away. so that this was not -- in many ways it is a more am bif leapt jewish vote than we usually see. now, barry, you head an organization that tries to reach the entire community. i guess we all do. >> such is my blessing. >> i guess we all do that. but what are the limits on the community as a whole acting? what can it do and what can't it do in a situation like this? >> well, i think i need to

john: you are running for the libertarian party nomination over gary johnson?> i think i might be able to do better. a lot of young people are interested in these ideas and perhaps do not want an older guy, but libertarians -- >> or ron paul. >> but he had a chance and if the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over, maybe we ought to switch it up. john: one thing that bothers me is they pretrade the hero as a nerd which made the film say we wanted to be accurate. put her on the asp burgers spectrum. you kind of have to read. most of us are indoctrinated , but then we have to read books like this to break out of the conventional wisdom of what most people believe today. >> i think that it takes a lot of thought. >> if you look at the online numbers, one of the things you see his socialists have an enormous market share. conservatives have a small market share. we will see a demographic twist, the older generation -- john: are not being counted because they don't have land lines. >> and hearing people are tired of establishment politics. far

gary johnson's position appalled me on that. we ought to have a near of privacy of where government doesn't get to push us around. kennedy: my biggest problem is the people on capitol hill were not competent enough to understand where the limits of the government extend and where they end with judge gorsuch. john require am not in their into the advance freedom, they are government people. kennedy: maybe that's the agreed upon back and forth. i won't ask you anything of subject starns and you pretend you can't answer anything and people will think you are a great guy. coming up. every one loves to rip on entitled millennials. but are they the real me generation? generation? one writer says baby boomers are ( ♪ ) it just feels like anything is possible here in upstate new york. ( ♪ ) at corning, i test smart glass that goes all over the world. but there's no place like home. there's always something different to do like skiing in the winter, jet skiing in the summer. we can do everything. new york state is filled with bright mind

was a bigow, i also fan of gary johnson because i also believe -- i do not believe on the war on drugi think it is a horrible waste of taxpayer dollars and does not get us anywhere. i think we should be spending money on treatment and letting addicts live their lives within a controlled setting because that is what works. i will never find a political party that will support my views. host: susan, thank you for calling it. we will go to portland, maine, next. well, welcome. go ahead. liker: i don't know if i john kasich. i do not know that the two major parties are disintegrating but i wish they would. i was registered as an independent because i did not want to be affiliated with either of the major parties. aat i re-registered as democrat specifically so i could vote for bernie sanders in the primary. has been ananders independent his entire career, but even he assumed, well if i'm going to run for president i have to run as a democrat or a republican or i have zero chance of becoming the president of the united states. and that is a lot of the problem right there. who would have kn

gary johnson's position appalled me on that.t to have a near of privacy of where government doesn't get to push us around. kennedy: my biggest problem is the people on capitol hill were not competent enough to understand where the limits of the government extend and where they end with judge gorsuch. john require am not in their into the advance freedom, they are government people. kennedy: maybe that's the agreed upon back and forth. i won't ask you anything of subject starns and you pretend you can't answer anything and people will think you are a great guy. coming up. every one loves to rip on entitled millennials. but are they the real me generation? one writer says baby boomers are the ones screwing things up. guests can earn a how cafree night when theypring book direct on choicehotels.com and stay with us just two times? spring time. badda book. badda boom. or... badda bloom. seriously? book now at choicehotels.com this is one gorgeous truck. special edition. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because, actual

gary johnson says he isn't done. he says he vows to never run for the presidency again.former governor of new mexico says he was pushed for the liberalization of marijuana laws. white house is back open for tours. president trump himself surprising the first tour group right there, you can see them greeting him with cheers and applause. what a surprise to see the president there. i'm jackie ibanez, now back to "red eye." ♪ >> tom: getting pulled over for drunk driving is a traumatic experience for any college kid. one university of central arkansas student was observed driving below the speed limit, he was pulled over for suspicion of driving while intoxicated. let's see how he proved to the police he wasn't hammered. ♪ >> i've got some juggling equipment if you'd rather see that. >> let's see that. [laughter] >> have a good one, be safe. >> tom: that ended nicely. he wasn't given a ticket, and said afterward "it's just more fun when you can juggle and have more fun then the officers then a standard traffic stop would she is boring and scary." the juggler got lucky. "rig

extremely divided, and you had the bernie or bust people that stayed home or voted for jill stein or gary johnson. i think it was not just the messenger, i think it was the messaging and the lack of unity among the people of the mindset even if they didn't want to -- trish: well, you know, there wasn't a whole lot of unity amongst the republicans either, right? >> she was a terrible candidate. trish: unfortunately for her, yeah, she was. democrats will need to learn their lesson and start looking, start looking right now for somebody good, because they're going to need somebody very good to go up against this president. ned and he'sly, thank you so much. good to see you guys. >>> have you guys been following this one? the northeast bracing for a monster of a winter storm. the ripping effect -- ripple effects hitting travelers, airports, businesses nationwide. we're taking a look at all those economic effects and what exactly this weather is going to look like for you. i was going to say it ain't pretty, but actually it's probably going to be really pretty. we've got the intel, i'll see you after

i voted for gary johnson twice.ost: can i ask you, what you think about your fellow libertarian rand paul from kentucky saying he doesn't like this legislation? caller: i don't like it either because the main thing is there is no cost controls in health care. do you know the health care lobbyist spending twice as much lobbying as the defense department does? i don't want to spend $100 billion bailing out the insurance companies. host: what should they do? what should republicans do, carl? i -- the democrats are good at making promises they can't keep. you look at chicago, for instance. host: before you go down that road, that the argument the speaker is making. we made a promise will be ran for the last seven years. when you put us in power, we will take care of this. we will repeal and replace the affordable care act. he is saying now we control all three branches of government, now is the time to do it. isler: one of the problems bacon repeal it pretty easy, but i have not seen everything they want to put back int

hillary clinton had 71%, comes in ninth among democrats, because the jill stein/gary johnson takeawayt, in many ways, it is a more ambivalent jewish vote than we usually see. you had an organization that tries to reach the entire community. i guess we all do. >> such as my blessing. mr. sokatch: i guess we all do that. what are the limits on community as a whole acting? what can it do and what cannot it do in a situation like this? >> i need to say first that i was uncomfortable with what eva said. there are differences here. 50 years or 70 years of oppression, it does not give a lot of space to real heroes who tried to make the piece happen, to various peace processes that were rejected by the palestinians, to all the attempts made to actually create a two state solution. it is not going to -- you know, is notl audience here the people in this room. it is the people of israel. we alienate the people of israel , we have no hope of creating the two state solution that most of us strongly believe in, so part of the problem in understanding the top phenomenon, we better be taking a look

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>> i actually voted for gary johnson. i'm actually a libertarian. i voted for my ideology.ke to see him. i believe in. so things he is doing. i really -- i believe that's where i need to be. abby: college students. >> exactly. abby: what about you. did you vote for president trump? >> i did. i think that his business merits definitely lend him a lot of credibility. he does have a lot of promising things coming for small businesses and really that he cares about the working man. and he is trying to bring those jobs back. and i think that's just fantastic. abby: i have to give a shout out to keaton's dad he texted you at 10:00 p.m. said you need to show up at kitchen notes and hang out with "fox & friends." >> yes, he did. late night text message and i mean i went to bed immediately. abby: keaton's dad, thank you for that you raised a good son. abby: talk to you. brian: you in the basement of omni. brian: great hotel and great diner. ainsley: abby, you know you can't say no to your dad. when your dad calls and asks you to do something. abby: ainsley, you say yes with a smile

steve johnson in west chester at 3 inches as well. garyo and a half inches of snow. mostly in that one to three range but as you head up in the north and western suburbs we see three to six in many locations. taking a look at our weather watcher photos here you can see heavy snow greg mccoy sent this in. big, fat puffy snowflakes hitting ground, temperatures marginal. temperatures above freezing through the storm and that is that heavy wet snow, snowflakes band together and make those big puffy snowflakes we see, beautiful looking shot out there another one from greg showing those big snowflakes. white out conditions here from jenny janssen and see this from phil, showing snow coming down heavily earlier this morning. now everything is quieter, let look at storm scan three. we have scattered squals and in and around through remainder of this evening. they are coming from the great lakes as those wind pick up and these are really moving through much of the state of pennsylvania. it is not one big heavy snow shield like this morning but rath

johnson is with us. you don't want to miss a moment. stay with us this morning. president donald trump reportedly to meet with economic adviser gary cohen to discuss tax code changes if this is what we've been waiting for is the commander-in-chief and house speaker paul ryan reiterated commitment to health care reform yesterday. >> i know we will make a deal in health care. that's such an easy one. no doubt that'll happen quickly. i think it's going to have going to happen because we've all been promising democrat, republican pete with all been promising not to the american people. >> obama carries a collapse in my doing too much damage to families. we are going to get this right. in the meantime, all of our other work we came here to do. maria: staff writer for the federalist government repaying. thank you for joining us. how realistic the start of negotiations for health care reform and to think it likely the tax reform talks get underway immediately? >> sure, i think it is good idea. that's where the president was going to wait it out and wait until obama carries started to collapse on its own to pass that the more conservative