gianno caldwell joins us next. from texas to canada, montana, wyoming, new england, bone chilling cold. >> shannon: baltimore has had a new record, its highest homicide rate per capita. a pastor talked about claims some in the city may bear part of the blame because they wanted less police involvement following the death of freddie gray after he had been in baltimore police custody. >> didn't you want police to back off? to go no. that did not represent the overall community. we know for a fact around the time freddie gray was killed, we started to see homicides increase. we had five homicides in that neighborhood while we are protesting. >> shannon: gianno caldwell is here to discuss the issue. what do you make of this? there are a lot of fingers pointing all over baltimore. the mayor's office, police chie chief. there's plenty to go around it seems. >> every time we discuss these issues, my heart is heavy, especially for baltimore, a city that share similarities to my hometown of chicago. chicago has seen more mu

here is bob cusack, "the hill" editor-in-chief, gianno caldwell fox news political analyst.ow, bob, why don't you start this out. i will hand it over to you and you can organize it and sort it out for us. go ahead. >> well, i think it is unfortunate that this is what we're talking about now because the president had a very productive meeting earlier in the week and it looked like everyone was going to get a deal, and they actually started to make progress on the policy. we're not talking about the policies here. immigration is not easy. melissa: why don't we talk about the policy. gianno, obviously doesn't get us any closer to a deal. everybody was already upset about where we were at that moment. i mean that is kind of where all of this came from was, it looks like kumbayah in that room. everybody left to work on what they wanted. then all of a sudden nobody is getting what they want. it feels like we're further away. what does everybody do now to get a deal back on track? what does that look like? >> yeah, we're certainly further away, thanks to president trump. it was dis

gianno caldwell, and washington times opinion editor and fox news contributor, charlie hurt.adison, i want to start with you. how do you think it's going in terms of the delivery of the assault on the elite? davos is the opposite of what president trump campaigned on. >> if we look at how president trump handled his trip to davos. he did an interview with. he had the right idea. his speech was positive and it focused on inviting the world to invest in america. just a year ago, the numbers we are seeing were laughable. so he has done an incredible job with our economy. and he capital. >> id on the investment in our country. >> i think that's his role to try to promote the u.s.a. but charlie, underlying that do you think he was a bit too cozy? charlie: i don't think anyone will ever accuse him of being the davos elite. but i do think -- and we saw this when he gave his inaugural address. he took everything he said during the campaign and said it again on the mall in front of congress and washington flipped out. they said that's not how we do it around here. we run campaigns, th

here now with more, gianno caldwell, republican strategist and fox news political analyst. s shocked when i saw this. do democrats really think this is a message that will sell in the election. >> i wasn't shocked at all because keith is somebody who definitely endorsed figures who have held radical positions. fox, one leader in particular that he was very close with said that hitler was a good man. this is what this one leader said. in addition to that, ellison has also headlined fund-raisers for folks who have endorsed hamas. so this isn't surprising at all. i think -- david: one thing gianno to do that, before you have a very powerful position in the democratic party. he is now the deputy chair of the dnc. it is his responsibility to get the votes out. and here he is, promoting an organization that has openly promoted violence against protesters. >> fair enough but i don't think a decent human being whether they have position or not should advocate for those positions. david: i get you. >> certainly, certainly when it comes to this role in which he has right now the democ

. >> dana: fox news contributor, gianno caldwell founder of caldwell strategic consulting.et me start with this. people have been talking about this book for a week now and picking up little things that might not be true. here's a little when i just found. apparently, in the book it says that mitch mcconnell declined to have a meeting with the president and his staff because he wanted to get a haircut and that's what his staff said. they said that absolutely didn't happen. the big four, and a half and as soon as they got back from labor day. that might just be a small example of perhaps there are more of these in the book that still ring true. >> a lot to unpack here. they say hell hath no fury like a woman scorned but they haven't met sloppy steve bannon. this is really interesting and if you like another edition of wind keeping it real goes wrong. i know there are some untruths in this book but i also recognize that there are some truths in this book. from my conversations with people that worked for the administration, these are the stories that i've heard months ago. i