standing by the nc to dnc chair, karl rove and here on a story, you see this over the weekend. he converted thousands of people to christianity at his sunday services, which is promoting his album but also, moving. one of the first things that we will get to is this discussion. over the weekend, on friday democrats learned that their vote to begin in the impeachment inquiry against the president is that they really only had no republicans at all with him. unable to convince the colleagues in this process that this is something they will go for it. so now they have to tried to convince the american public on both sides of the aisle in the country. and if they succeed at that, they began the process with relief release of public transits and the run and what they said appear then you have public hearings. they have their work cut out for them to try to sway opinions and their direction here appear the polls show america is very divid on this as well. fox news poll shows 49% of americans want to impeach and remove the president, 41% say no to impeachment. and in mbc "wall street j

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it is interesting to see cheney looking benign and karl rove looking so evil. nowadays it's sort of her first in pop culture. -- sort of reversed in pop culture. if you ask most americans, at least at the time, karl rove is an evil genius. dick cheney is pulling all the strings. interesting how history of value etc. relationship. if any of you have been to the george w. bush library, it's a wonderful place to visit. andink they tried very hard felt it better than anybody to push back on this narrative that his decisions were controlled by other people. seeill be interesting to how those public perceptions change as history goes on. i recall onehilip: occasion where this played out. i was to -- i was the director of the 9/11 commission. both of theed relevant former presidents, bush and clinton, and the vice presidents, cheney and gore and our investigations. a raging -- arranging these into bruce were difficult. -- these interviews were difficult. bush and cheney had the interviews together in one lengthy session. we exceeded to that request. it was basically 1

joining us now, we have the one and only, the architect, karl rove, and also, ari fleischer, who did d a possible job he had to deal with the media. all right. karl, a lot of lying going on, between quid pro quo joe,wa elizabeth warren's lies, eyeing thinking that the media is pretty corrupt in this country right now, may be the worst they've ever been. >> they may not be the worst they've ever been but they are pretty darn bad. i thought the segment that you had earlier where you quoted all of the members of the media saying there was no wrongdoing on the part ofay the bidens is really extraordinary. we used to have newspapers in the early part of our country that were partisan of pulpits. they basically were either federalist or democratic republican, later they were republican or democratic or whig papers. we seem to return to that where the major media is now a partisan voice for the democratic party and can be counted upon to parent the party line, whether it's true or not. i thought the footage you have of them using the same phrases in response to the same stimuli, making the s

paul: fox news contributor karl rove served as senior advisor to president george w. bush.ant to get to this ad in a bit. first, how does the partisan nature of the house vote for an inquiry affect the politics of impeachment and the ability the to persuade the country? >> well, look, one of the three big considerations that i think voters are going to have when they ultimately judge members of the house and senate for voting on this was do they believe the process was bipartisan in nature. that was the critical nature in the nixon impeachment and because it was missing in in the clinton impeachment it was important there as well. at the end of the day, the more partisan this looks, the worse off it is. i agree with the comments in the previous panel, you could not have picked from the position of being bipartisan, you couldn't have picked a worse person to lead this process than adam schiff who is not going to give the sense to all sides they're being treated fairly and it will be communicated to the american people. paul: so is this process argument, the idea that the rep

i'll tell you this, chris, i did a deposition in that investigation of karl rove.rge bush had no closer adviser than karl rove and he came in, sat for a deposition and, i'll tell you, it didn't have anywhere near the number of members that are allowed to participate in our depositions, but it shows that other administrations have recognized the limits of this argument. >> do you think you get mr. bolton in next week? >> i don't know. this is an opportunity for adviser bolton to do the right thing, to come forward, explain what he knows. there's certainly been other testimony about what he has said and done. i think this is a patriotic duty that he owes the country and i hope he will perform. >> is there any indication he will? >> i'm not going to speak to specifics but all i can say is there's no doubt he has very relevant testimony in an people inquiry. the only question is whether he's wlg to come forward. >> at this point in your investigation, do you believe there's a legitimate chance this president would be removed from office. >> look, i don't want to prejud

wanted to know if it was genuine were a promise to put it in front of the president i would call karl rove a dear friend. i've seen made a far sighted courage put america on a war footing. and protect us against a brutal enemy in a dangerous conflict that will shape this new century no formal response was given to the iranians. i'm grateful to have been witness to history. and the argument was that whatever could come out of a negotiation with the iranians. even more could be achieved by simply removing the regime in iraq. in a way to sum up the arguments however a principle in the bush administration said that we simply do not talk to evil. and as tony zinni said former central command commander if you like the rock you'll love the wrong that is a 10 to 14 year 3 to $4.00 trillion dollar invasion at the end of which the world western asia will look not much different than it does right now it'll still be in turmoil and still be in chaos and 70 plus 1000000 iranians will hate our living guts. i was in the pentagon and i wanted to see your inner circle very different the ideas that wolfowit

military operations to disarm iraq to free its people and to defend the world from great danger as karl rove famously said to this reporter you know you guys are reality based community is the big media by the time you figured out you know what's wrong with our reality we've moved on the creation of another reality digital cell or cause to come into the possession of saddam hussein weapons of mass destruction did the united states to him absolutely not. iran iraq was on such a scale that i was on the iranian side and i went down to the bottom i was actually given the gas kit and so let me take the train back right all the way up to tehran and the carriages were crammed with iranian soldiers who'd been gassed some were just coffee rush and one man who was reading the koran itself and put a handkerchief worked blood on his lips. gradually to cargo's became permeated with a sort of $36.00 and i realised it was the smell of the gas they were coughing up from the lungs i was going around the car those open the windows and nightmares trying to clean the train out of the smell of obviously chemical

military operations to disarm iraq to free its people and to defend the world from grave danger as karl rove famously said to this reporter you know you guys a reality based community is the big media by the time you figured out you know what's wrong with our reality we've moved on the creation of another reality. or cause to come into the possession of saddam hussein weapons of mass destruction did the united states to him absolutely not. iran iraq was on such a scale that i was on the iranian side and i went down to the bottom i was actually given the gas kit and so let me take the train back right all the way up to tehran and the carriages were crowned with iranian soldiers who'd been gassed some were just coffee russian and one man who was reading the koran itself and put a handkerchief blood on his lips. gradually to cargo's became permeated with the sort of $36.00 men and i realized it was the smell of the gas they were coughing up from the lungs i was going around the car does open the windows and night is trying to clean the train out of the smell of obviously chemical. bombs to 2003

to know if it was genuine and were they promised to put it in front of the president i would call karl rove dear friend. i've seen made a far sighted courage put america on a war footing. and protect us against a brutal enemy in a dangerous conflict that will shape just to century no formal response was given to the iranians. i'm grateful to have been witness to history. and the argument was that whatever could come out of a negotiation with the iranians. even more could be achieved by simply removing the regime in iraq. in a way to sum up the argument.

wanted to know if it was genuine were a promise to put it in front of the president i would call karl rove a dear friend. i've seen him a to far sighted courage put america on a war footing. and protect us against a brutal enemy in a dangerous conflict that will shape just do surgery you know formal.

wanted to know if it was genuine were a promise to put it in front of the president i would call karl rove a dear friend. i've seen a man of far sighted courage put america on a war footing. and protect us against a brutal enemy in a dangerous conflict that will shape this new century and no formal response was given to the iranians at all i'm grateful to have been witness to history. and the argument was that whatever could come out of a negotiation with the iranians. even more could be achieved by simply removing the regime in iraq. in a way to sum up the arguments however the principle in the bush administration said that we simply do not talk to evil. and as tony zinni said former central command commander if you like the rock you'll love iraq. that is a 10 to 14 year 3 to $4.00 trillion dollar invasion at the end of which the world western asia will look not much different than it does right now it'll still be in turmoil and still be in chaos and 70 plus 1000000 iranians will hate our living guts. i was in the pentagon and i wanted to see undersecretary difference the idea is that wol

joining us we have the one and only, the architect cra -- karl rove and ari fleischer. , a lot of lying going on between quid pro quo joe, elizabeth warren's lies. i'm thinking the media is pretty corrupt in the country right now. maybe the worse they've ever been. >> they may not be the worse they've ever been but pretty darn bad and the segment earlier when you quoted the members of the media saying there was no wrongdoing on the part of the bidens is extraordinary. we used to have newspapers in the early part of our country that were partisan pulpits. they basically were federalists or democratic republican, whether they were republican or democratic or wig papers and we seem to return to that where the major media is now a partisan vice for the democratic party and can be counted upon to go to the party line whether it's true or not. and i thought the footage you had of uses the same phrases in response to the same stimuli, making the same assertions, being dismiss it of what hunter and joe biden participated in is a sign of how the media returned to the previous in

he was going to be investigating karl rove and they were going to get.going to get his. >> no. >> greg: we've got to go to break. it's the one they to the heari hearing. adam schiff is actually unprepared. a meeting from the staff knows and he is not able to actually bring a sale. that goes to the doj. this is not a whole u.s. attorney thing. now, and 2019, and ten years, when you don't even have social media back then really, the democrats are planning to put on a show next wednesday with adam schiff. >> jesse: we've been promised a show for a long time. >> dana: i don't know if they can meet the bar. >> kennedy: why is schiff the guy question my why is he in charge of this whole thing? >> jesse: to the people at home, we want to apologize. this is a family show. >> greg: dana. that's really. >> jesse: up next, democrats all excited over the election. trump is on his way to a second term. the round up next. ♪ surprise! a new buick? for me? to james, from james. that's just what i wanted. is this a new buick? i secret santa-ed myself. i shouldn't have. b

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impeached and removed from office while 48% think he should not be, let's bring in wall street journal karl rove served as senior adviser to president george w. bush. karl, welcome, and the polling numbers seem fixed even though not moving, even though impeachment now seems inevitable, how do you read the public opinion on this? >> well, you put it right, it's closely divided and unchanging before shenanigans began, if you wanted the president impeached, you till want him impeached. if you don't want him to impeach, you are stuck in place. small group of people who are capable of switching opinions with regard to the president, whether or not they end up in his camp or the democratic presidential candidates' camp in november depends less on what happens in front of the judiciary committee and what happens in the senate trial. i think it depends more on whom the democrats nominate for president and whether or not donald trump can disqualify them or whether that individual can somehow say i can unit the country. paul: you know, i talked to a house democrat, ranking house democrat, committee chair

. >> i want to take a case from karl rove, and he wrote novemben up 5% against beshear. so this notion he was down 17. >> laura: that is one. >> i didn't hear reference to the philadelphia suburbs. delaware county where i grew up until a couple of years ago had no county commissioners and had been elected democratic since the civil war. 5 for 5. >> laura: absolutely. >> what is happening is -- >> laura: how much money -- do you care that people live outside of pennsylvania and are running local politics? does that bother you? >> in the cincinnati suburbs and philadelphia suburbs. >> laura: in philadelphia, there absolutely was. >> in philadelphia republican won by 6% and four years by 26%, sorry, something is happening. that democrats are performing at state and local and national elections and across the board ever since the day that women's merged in 2017. it's happening. >> laura: so you believe that the economy as it is today fitting themselves. and i think that matt and mike huckabee has forgot about politics then i will ever know. but i'm saying if you look at the

went over to the white house, remember, i was al gore's campaign manager, but i called my friend karl rove and karl and i, we're friends and enemies, i fight him, like my brothers, i will fight him. then i'm like, okay, i like to sit with him on the plane and he eats peanuts and i drank his wine. [laughter] >> but i said, karl, i've got to help you. he said no, no, i said no, you don't understand what has happened. and the first thing i did was say, you've got to let people know that the mailman is going to hold their mail. i mean, simple things. but for three years i spent time inside the bush administration working with karl and andy and everyone else, barry jackson, to just say here is what the people of the gulf coast needed. of course, i would go back and tell it to my governor, i was louisiana recovery board or talk to my mayor, but i would talk to the president of the united states. sometime when i went into the oval office he would greet me, he's a little hugging type. i'm a hugging type, but they were taking pictures, oh, my god, you'll ruin me. [laughter] >> and i kept looking ar

it is true when we look at someone like david axelrod, karl rove, they know extraordinary political history they have experience. the problem is a lot of the candidates they are managing and putting forward have very little knowledge of politics and how governance actually works. we have this problem now where candidates keep saying they going to outsource politics to the people who know things, but then they are running against all of the people who do know things. >> the process today also costs millions of dollars. hiring staff, the media, the places. when did money become a factor? dr. brown: all of these things rise together. largely because the parties lose their force. a colleague of mine talks a lot about week parties and strong and strongak parties partisanship. that is the era in which we are. the parties don't have that much control. the candidates have more control so long as they can raise the money. and yet the candidates don't really have the political knowledge to advance their positions, and that is where the consultants come in. >> there is a debate that continues about io

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one is karl rove, the great republican strategist, told us that mayor pete is, as karl put it, less scarye. as you talk to people inside the trump campaign here's what they said they're thinking about. they think he's a better political athlete than joe biden. more sort of naturally talented. less life and professional experience, but has what it takes in the view of these people. and second, they say that he would be much tougher to demonize than elizabeth warren, much more difficult to portray him as a socialist lefty, which of course is what they have up their sleeve for elizabeth warren. here's a fascinating insight into trump world's thinking. if they want to pick one state, that if you tell me who wins that and wins the presidency, a lot of them are talking about wisconsin. they say you parse it through and they think in the end pete buttigieg would be better for democrats in wisconsin than elizabeth warren and that makes trump world worried. >> really quickly, what can we expect this week as the public impeachment hearings continue? big week with some of these key testimony's. >> y

i'm joined now by karl rove, former deputy chief staff. fox news contributor. juan williams. thank you for coming in. carl, what do you make a barack obama saying, i had 2008 what joe biden doesn't have. >> we have to take this report with a little bit of grain of salt because we are relying upon comments that president obama made in a private conversation and off the record. it does seem there might be something to it because barack obama didn't have as a candidate in 2008, a credible relationship with iowa voters that faulted him into a surprise victory. a dramatic speech at the dinner and he had a gigantic organization that was able to take the enthusiasm and a few weeks later bring him a surprising victory. joe biden doesn't seem to have the same magic. the other thing is that the obama people don't seem to have rallied around joe biden as you would expect them and their fragmented -- biden has some good endorsements. the former iowa governor bill zach. this obama team is everywhere across the field and you don't get the sense there's a lot of love and enthusiasm for joe

. >> poppy noted this from karl rove.tegist. >> of all people. >> who had something nice to say about buttigieg. we're quoting, he would be a fresh face with a message of unity and a more traditional democratic program that's not as scary to suburbanites, although rove, as we notice ed, noticed weakness among african-americans as well. iowa, we should overplay or underplay, because iowa is a uniquely undiverse state. >> it's extremely white, especially compared to some of the states that come after it. and that's a huge problem for buttigieg. he's polling in the low single digits among african-american voters in states like south carolina and also nationally. and it's a problem that his campaign recognizes. they've taken a lot of flack for it, especially from some of the other candidates who are people of color, like cory booker's campaign and julian castro's campaign and senator kamala harris' campaign. and i think you should expect to hear more about that. because they rightly point out that the democratic nominee canno

karl rove and donna brazile debated. also, country star john rich joins me.politics and much more. in a very inspiring story, a white house staffer who beat cancer three times is running the new york city marathon for a very good cause. i will speak with her, coming up on "the daily briefing." >> harris: two vulnerable house democrats have broken with their party. as a come of this week, voted against the resolution to move ahead with the impeachment inquiry. collin peterson of minnesota, jeff van drew of new jersey. they are both calling the process too partisan for them. peterson also agreed to appear with republicans, saying "i have serious concerns about the way the close-door depositions weree will have a process that will be open, transparent, and fair. close without support from republicans, doing down this path is a mistake." i want to bring in scott bolden, former chairman of this d.c. democratic party. good to see you. first of all, scott, not really a surprise from either of these men. leading up to this, we knew where they were going. perhaps kind

expectations for this week's public impeachment hearings and it's time now for sunday group, gop strategist karl rovety, institute of politics and public service, former democratic congresswoman donna edwards and senator mitch mcconnell's chief of staff josh holmes, congresswoman edwards, let me start with you, what do you expect these public hearings to accomplish? we know what these witnesses are going to say, they -- their opening statements were leaked, transcripts have been put out there for anybody who is interested to read, they've been widely covered, it doesn't seem to have moved anybody, i mean, the democrats are in favor of impeachment and doesn't seem to have been a single vote swayed by house republicans in favor of impeachment, what's the point? >> now it's time for the american people to see the evidence. i mean, let's admit it, even i've read some of the transcripts but haven't read all of them and i think for the american people to be able to see these witnesses, to know their, you know, backgrounds and that they're public servants and that they have a sense of duty coming before the