. -- recall the horrific death ofjoe fox in 2016. ——joall the horrific death ofjoe fox in 2016. ——jo fox. politics has become more intense and radicalised. you have seen become more intense and radicalised. you have seen some become more intense and radicalised. you have seen some campaigns which have been quite violent. but how do you define violence? some would say throwing a milkshake at nigel farage is violent, others would say it is a bit of fun. but how do they define getting their way? what's the outcome? even on an abstract level, the mere idea of violence against mps the mere idea of violence against mp5 is the mere idea of violence against mps isa the mere idea of violence against mp5 is a disturbing one in the sense that you would have hoped for the reverse result. when you've had something like thejo fox incident, which mps had warned for years that they were getting increase death threats, increasingly toxic culture around social media. you would have hoped, if anything, voters would be taking a more reflective balanced appro

the fox news poll had bided 10 points up on warden -- on warren and 14 up on sanders. -- had joed bidedden up on warren and sanders. i do not think he has lost much momentum. i thought last night was his best performance in the four debate. he was energetic and strong from the beginning to the end. his closing was sensational. the best thing he did all night. he stayed strong and energetic, which i think allays any fears people have of him not having the energy to carry on the campaign. that was number one. number two, he displayed his knowledge of foreign affairs, which he is up here and the rest of the field is down there when it comes to acknowledging foreign affairs, and he made good points and answered clearly to all of the questions involved. he fought when it was appropriate to fight. he complement to the other candidates when it was appropriate to complement them. i thought he had a terrific performance. the only people who may have done a tad better -- i think mayor pete did well and i thought amy klobuchar knocked it out of the park. she was funny, witty, made good points. her

jo, but in don my policy is infatuated with impeachment. we deserve better. >> harris: joining me now, donna brazile. former dnc interim chairwoman and fox news contributor.hanks for being with me today. no doubt you're watching all the breaking news this hour. i'm curious to get your take on what representative scalise just said and what republicans are saying, that they are obsessed in one way with impeachment. can they get other things done? how do we know that they can? >> if you came down to washington, d.c.,'s they would find there more than 200 bills sitting on senator mcconnell's desk. this is the hard work of just democrats but republicans, too, that have passed legislation, very important legislation, that senator mcconnell refuses to take over the united states senate. so i don't buy their argument that the democrats are sitting on their hands and are infatuated. as you know, there are over 12 committees in the house. their functioning, they are working. as a former congressional staff, i have to tell you i've been watching this process to see how it differs from what happened in 1998 when i was also a congressional staffer. i hope we stop talk

jo democrats swearing off on number of issues in the debate stage with the exception of a pretty major one, china. joining us now is howard kurtz, foxso, howard, there was a lot of criticism, a three-hour debate last night, all those questions. they got to topics like ellen, sitting next to george w. bush, but wasn't a single question on china for our audience. for anyone who buys stuff with money. china is a big topic. what was your thought on that? >> i don't know how the moderators could be expected to get to china. they only had three hours. they did spend that last 20 minutes on ellen degeneres. if cnnn mercifully cut last half hour off i could have watched the washington nationals game propelling the team into the world series. tariff war. could you bring it up as part of questioning about hunter biden and work there. seemed like a elephant in the room. melissa: you look at one of the other big topics this week, with the nba. and they're pure whether or not they get cut out of china. they accused cnn having same fear because they're on the air in china. is that fair criticism? they did ask the question, a china question, in an