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joe trippi's friends lie. >> it doesn't work. obama's not a muslim. he wasn't born in kenya. >> i never said he was a muslim. >> i didn't say you did. a lot of republicans did. >> name one prominent republican that called him a muslim. >> oh, come on. >> who? >> it never happened. >> it doesn't necessarily work. look, harry reid is stepping down. he's not running for re-election. six weeks ago he was absolutely going to do it. i am convinced, sean that he did a poll and realized that his own state had turned against him. that his own state said enough is enough. we don't want the partisanship that senator reid offers. i think if he thought he was going to win re-election he absolutely would have gone. he realized that the people of nevada said i'm not voting for you again, i'm not putting this kind of politics back into washington. >> do you really think a year and a half out he would have waited a little longer and spread lies and rebuild his image in some way? >> no, you can't wait. because if that seat goes republican, that's basically the guarante

here now with reaction pollster frank luntz democratic strategist joe trippi. i guess lying works, joe. just keep lying about anybody and as long as you win by any means necessary. >> well, first of all it was the republican who fed harry reid the information according to reports on -- >> oh that makes it all the better. >> no -- >> harry reid's reiterated the lie. >> no, and harry reid might have believed it was true because of who it came from. that's exactly right. when he did it. that doesn't absolve him of saying i thought it was true when i said it. >> barack obama saying -- hang on. let me go through it. their plan is for dirty air and dirty water and the plan is to have the sick and elderly and young people fend for themselves. and let's see, they're going to put you all in chains. >> and the republican said nothing that was untrue about barack obama and the democrats in that election either. >> i'll listen to what they said. anything i said that was untrue? i think as a matter of fact i've been more than accurate about obama. >> of course you are. >> th

mercedes fears that president will use scare tactics like that, but joe trippi said a climate crackdown is needed, joe, the president is dealing with subposition. he thinks that it may have given his daughter allergies let's deal with something we know, the abysmal jobs numbers, a lot of jobs lost were in energy area because of the lowering of oil prices and obama wants to hit carbon producers more inspite of this? we know that people are getting hurt by this. >> well we also know that fossil fuel powered plants are increasing asthma attacks. there was a plant in massachusets when governor romney was governor, that he wanted to put controls on because it was -- >> yeah. >> it was linked -- >> you would get more colds if you done have the heat, that is for sure. mercedes not just democrats mayor bloomberg from new york, also believing in this he gave $30 million to sierra club, with both democrats and republicans on the attack, can coal survive? >> i think it will be tough for the coal industry, we're seeing right now is president's approach in trying to basically extinct the coal indust

joe trippi and mike reagan. good to see you both. programming note, tonight on fox business' new hit show "strange inheritance," jamie colby meets a woman who inherited a one of a kind portrait, whole bunch of them of the survivors of the battle of little horn. >> i got a call from a friend. he mentioned david humphreys millers. i read that book. and it did a lot to resolve at the battle of little bighorn. i was more intrigued when i found there were these sketches and paintings he had done of these indians. (?) he caught their soul. he caught a moment in time that nobody else was bothering to do. and that's one of the reasons it's valuable. >> plus, they're gorgeous. they're gorgeous. you have to see "strange inheritance." airs monday through friday on fox business network. very hot show. a lot of people are watching it. you should be one of them. closing bell, 26 minutes away. first there was silicon valley. then silicon alley. now silicon prairie. yes. one entrepreneur who says, yeah, he's there. he's setting up and making so much

my friend joe trippy. all right, joe, am i wrong? >> nice to be with you, judge. always great to come on right after one of your opens. >> listen, why can't she tell the truth? come on, joe. >> well, she's going to be asked about all these things over the next -- well at least through the democratic primary and then in the general election if she is the nominee. darrell issa and gowdy will have hearings and ask her all the questions about the e-mails and the server. all these things are going to be -- look, republicans are going to attack her with every single thing that you threw out in your opening. >> they don't have to. you know why? joe, they don't have to. she said it to everyday americans. no one even asked her the question. >> well, right now everyday americans -- look, she's still doing quite well in the polls. i mean, she is. i mean, i don't see at least yet any -- within the democratic primary anybody yet emerging to take her on and challenge her. so we need to see who emerges out of the republican party. there will be a general election. it won't be a

joe trippi was howard dean's campaign manager in '04. both fox news contributors.hink? >> clintons have a excuse for everything. the foundation has done wonderful things. certainly to be commended. in this particular case when hillary clinton became secretary of state they signed agreement they wouldn't take foreign funds. they signed an agreement with state department. they totally violated. allowed one of putin's allies to buy 25% of the uranium supply. at end of day we made a few simple mistakes. always story of clintons. they attack who made the charges. this particular case it will not be this author. the author laid out a whole series of things, "new york times," "washington post," fox news, many other entities will go after. this is having a big impact on the campaign. martha: another memo from brian fallon, hillary for america national press secretary. we appreciate everyone's support. the effort over the weekend was very fruitful. just paraphrasing here. but he says, that basically the argument is unraveling of the "clinton cash" book, according to him. he

joe trippi. and edrolens former national campaign director for the reagan run and both of them are fox news contributors, joe, some analyst are saying that line from former maryland governor o'molly that the president so is not a crown to be passed back and forth between two families, they are saying it is the best line. >> it is a great line for omolly to use. a lot of people have that feeling looking at a clinton/bush rematch or bringing back those two names is exactly that. i don't agree with that. i think there is a lot of republicans and democrats that don't agree but it certainly hits pay dirt. >> he has credentials of a two- term governor of a big state has. >> can he make the race? >> no, hillary has the democratic establishment and a front runner and no competition. o'mally will not raise the resources. i believe he is running for vice-president or position in a cabinet if she gets it. >> if you look at the fox news polls when asked about the democratic preferences. hillary clinton 60 per

joining me, leslie marshall, and joe trippy, democratic campaign manager, has been for years, and foxg voted not honest and not trustworthy, but rand paul is beating her at least in a statistical tie in colorado, and iowa. most republican candidates at least in colorado are tied with her, in 5!iowa, same deal. >> they should be. look, these three states are called swing states for a reason. they're going to be tight from here through november. they're going to go up and down, going to swing with approvals on both sides republicans and democrats. she definitely is drifting down here, no question about it. she starts or the democratic nominee starts with huge advantages in terms of electoral college. these three states will critical. again, it is way too early to start writing anybody out on either side. >> this is what "the economist" writes. last time she was called inevitable, she was 20 points ahead in national polls and still lost. she's an unsparkling campaigner and primary voters want a choice, not a coronation. are they going to get it? >> i think they might get a choice after n

and joe trippi democratic strategist and a fox news contributor. when you get into the russian-controlled uranium company that gave millions to the foundation half a million to bill clinton for his speech needed state department approval while hillary was secretary, are you surprised by the depth of the reporting, just by "the new york times" alone? >> actually those of us on the right are surprised that it's "the new york times" reporting on this. and really what they did, they're building off of peter schweitzer's story. so they ended up having additional interviews looking at public records, and really what they wrote was, it almost sounded like a political novel while you were reading it. so we were absolutely surprised about this. that they went so forward and decided to investigate. and what you've seen is that now slate.com, the atlantic all these other liberal, onliners basically saying you know what there is something fishy here. what are we doing all this work with like the democratic candidate, hillary clinton? >> bob, anything wrong, an

joe trippi was howard dean's campaign manager in 2000. both are fox news contributors. gentlemen welcome back ed, what do you think about number 43's comments? >> exactly accurate. i think there is a lot of people in the republican party who would like to move on. jeb was an extraordinary governor and extraordinary candidate. he is not getting baton passed easily. he may win it by the end of the day. he has a long ways to go. is there concern that will he have same foreign policy agenda his brother has. his father is a little distant. people say we don't have a dynasty. we want to pass the baton to a new generation. running against hillary clinton is rehash. i think he can still win it. several others can win it too. bill: joe, go on record, what did you think of the comment back and forth? >> i think there are some liabilities obviously. but i also think look, comes with strength. the donor base he inherits. he built some of it himself. the donor base, supporters, that he disv activists have been there are to the bush family. that helps him in the primary. the other th

joe trippi was howard dean's campaign manager in 2004. both fox news contributors. wly doing? i'm doing fine. i hope you had a great easter weekend. rand paul what does he bring to the race? ed you start. >> he attracts young voters as his father did. he has great volunteer program. he is out of the mane stream a isolationist when most republicans are hawkish on things we do in the middle east. he is different voice. i don't think he is finalist, early stages of top four or five candidates but he will not be nominee. bill: does he raise money. >> he will raise money in a difficult way. he will raise money through grassroots, what have you. he will not be a candidate of big donors. bill: joe how do you evaluate his candidacy? >> i think ed's right, he will raise money. he will attract young voters which is important to the republican party overall. i think, looking, the real question a lot of his libertarian views would help him tremendously in a general election i think but the i think he figured out that won't help him win the republican nomination. he has got to mo

. >> reporter: joe trippi ran iowa for mondale. but lost the next three contests to gary hart and didn't put gary hart away until june of that year. have much like what happened in 2008. martha: you would think the skill set possessed by tom brady, he would be the perfect guy to throw out the first pitch. he threw it, couldn't find the plate which is a big deal to people who do these things. got a big laugh out of it himself. showing humility. it's proof the first pitch isn't always as easy as it looks. bill had no problem doing it at the mets game. i heard you say for men it's a huge ego thing. if you can't throw it across the plate, it's a huge embarrassment. i did it again and it was bam. fair and balanced baby. it was right down the middle. martha: we have video coming up later. stand by. 18 minutes before the hour. we have a fox news alert. there is a meeting at the white house. president obama with the iraqi prime minister. why this meeting is so critical in the fight against isis terrorists. heart stopping video of a pit wor

but to joe trippi's point we have a partisan environment in this country.publican politicians are trustworthy. republican voters don't think democratic politicians are trustworthy. some of these numbers are not surprising. >> let middle easte say this one thing. the vote for president is different. it's highly personal. people take a lot of time to think about the candidates. the president comes into your bedroom, kitchen, for four years. hillary clinton will get a fair shot a fair hearing, as will the republican nominee. the vote for congress is different. they will give her a fair hearing. >> all right. look at that. the brothers woodhouse in a moment of unity. >> we agree. >> this is crazy. your mother must be so happy somewhere. thank you for joining us, talking about hillary's untrustworthiness maybe doesn't matter. coming up on the monday breaking overnight. another person tries to jump the fence at the white house. this time with a suspicious package in hand. the latest developments in a live report from d.c. coming up next. >>> she was in the air fo