what does amy klobuchar have to do tonight? >> amy: i think what she is going to have to do -- i think what she's going to have to preface that she belongs in the top tier of candidates in her ability to show that she cannot just be a moderate but to win over democrats. >> bret: tom, ten seconds. >> tom: yeah, no, look this is a big stage for her. a chance to connect and get the attention she hasn't gotten to this point. she needs to capitalize on it because obviously biden has taken the steam out of her sails. >> bret: all right, guys think is much. thanks for inviting us into your home. that is it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid a special town hall in milwaukee and just a minute. o hg our family together. i'm just resting my eyes. (dad vo) even though we're generations apart. what a day. i just love those kids. (avo) presenting the all-new three-row subaru ascent. wave to grandma, everybody. (avo) love is now bigger than ever. what if i wielded the power of i could bend reality to my will, with a snap o

glad to have senator klobuchar tonight.ng all warmed up and getting ready for his show. take it away, tucker. ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" for the president holding a rally in panama city, florida. we'll go to it live when he begins speaking. one thing we are going to be watching for is whether the president responds to the seismic story that broke last night on cable news. here's how they summarized it. >> with c and then tonight, i'm don lemon. are you listening? the president of the united states is a fraud and a con man. >> tucker: holy smoke six make this sound like a big development. what

back to klobuchar's letter. "i asked attorney general barr whether your office requested and reviewed any of president trump's personal tax documents or the trump organization's financial documents. attorney general barr stated that he did not know and suggested that i ask you directly." now, unfortunately, chairman lindsey graham, chairman of the judiciary committee in the senate, has made clear that he does not intend to call you, special counsel mueller. he does not intend to call you to testify before the senate judiciary committee. accordingly, i respectfully request that you provide answers to the following. number one. did your office obtain and review president trump's personal tax returns? if not, did you attempt to obtain these documents? if so, what years of returns did you obtain and were the documents complete or were any redactions made? number two, did your office obtain and review financial statements from the trump organization? if not, did you attempt to obtain them? if you did obtain them, wha

klobuchar, thank you for coming to milwaukee.stics show that the no child left behind act isn't working. how will you help inner-city children? >> thank you. first of all, we have certainly made some changes. i wasn't in congress when the bill had passed but i wouldn't have supported it, i made that clear, and a lot of the things that happen there didn't help our kids. so we made some changes to make sure that it's really focused on the kids instead of just testing everyone and not having any other thing that would help them. the first thing i would do is support our public schools. my mom taught second grade until she was 70 years old. she got her teaching degree here. and she went to minnesota. i still have people come up and tell me that she was their favorite teacher. i went to the public school. my daughter went to the public school. i'm a firm believer in this. my daughter went to catholic school. i think that's part of this. the other piece of this is we are paying our teachers well so they stay in our schools -- [applause

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senator amy klobuchar was at the center of attention last night. she hails from minnesota. she was welcomed by a packed crowd at a fund-raiser where she had a chance to let people know what she stands for. she promised to work across the aisle and reunite a country she believes is divided. many who came out already support her but there were others who were just wanting to hear her out. she doesn't have a name like joe biden or bernie sanders, but political science professor melinda jackson says klobuchar does have appeal. >> she might be more appealing to some of those democratic voters who maybe switched and went to president trump and could be brought back into the democratic fold. >> reporter: tomorrow eric swalwell will speak as well. jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >>> 4:33. house speaker nancy pelosi says president trump actually wants to be impeached because he believes the

senator, amy klobuchar, who is also running for president. she's writing one on one as a senator to the special counsel directly. hey bob. hey bob, i've got a thing i need from you. dear special counsel mueller, i write to request information related to the report on the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election which was recently completed by your office. on may 1st, attorney general barr appeared before the senate committee to testify about the evidence collected during your investigation and the findings described in your or the are. on numerous occasions, attorney general barr was unable to speak to certain sections of the report or to the underlying evidence evaluated by your office. the shade there is that a lot of people notice that attorney general barr didn't seem to know how to answer basic factual answers about the report which gave rise to suspicions that maybe he never bothered to read it. back to the letter. i asked attorney general barr whether your office requested ask approximate reviewed any o

>> senator klobuchar: you can do both. you can have some people coming in that get degrees here on merit, but i think you also have to have people that maybe don't have those degrees and i'm talking here about what we need workers right now in our fields, in our factories, we have openings in our nursing homes. we don't have enough labor and some of our states for those kinds of jobs as well. so what bothers me about the president's plan is the fact that he doesn't deal with the dreamers. he doesn't deal with the millions of people who came here with no fault of their own. he doesn't deal with the 10 million people that are here now. many of whom would like to see if they follow the law, learn english, they want to be on a path to citizenship. and a lot of our republican colleagues, people like mike rounds of south dakota and johnny isakson of georgia, they joined with democrats to take this on. so i feel like the president has carved out one niche here instead of dealing with the overall comprehensive immigration issue. t

>> harris: so this evening, 6:30 p.m., my friends martha and bret will host a town hall with amy klobuchar, one of the 2020 democratic candidate. i'm harris. here's dana. >> dana: three big story. the judiciary committee will soon vote on whether to hold attorney general bill barr in contempt. plus one of the suspects in the deadly colorado school shooting will be in court soon. governor of one of the most important states of his 2020 primary season will join me to handicap the races. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." a heated battle between the white house and congress over the mueller report reaching new heights. president trump invoking executive privilege to wrong access at the request of attorney general bill barr. house democrats prepare to vote on a motion to hold barr in contempt of congress. catherine herridge is live in washington as this issue heats up. >> reporter: that's right, dana. good afternoon. right now we're on a temporary break, about an hour, as they get to some votes. they will resume in about half an hour. we had passioned arguments

senator amy klobuchar was welcomed by a pack crowd at a fund-raiser tonight. she had a chance to let people know what she stands for. >> it's time to bridge our divides to get to a higher plane in politics. >> reporter: klobuchar promises to reunite a country she sees divided. many who came here already support her. >> i could see that midwestern quality in her personality which relates easily to a lot of people. >> i think she's a real problem solver and i think she approaches everything as a problem and we can deal with it. >> political scientist professor melinda jackson says klobuchar has appeal. >> she might be more appealing to some of those democratic voters who might be switching to trump and may need to be brought back into the democratic hold. >> reporter: but she doesn't have the name recognition like joe biden and bernie sanders. with so many hats in the democratic ring tonight at least there's just one name that rises to the top. >> what do you want? >> amy. >> when do we want her now? >> reporter: and tomorrow congress person beto o'rourke will s

senator klobuchar. sen. klobuchar: along those lines, china, if we look at taking it outside of this particular technology, they are taking a comprehensive approach to ensuring their edge, including the international standard-setting process for new technologies. the written testimony of dr. lewis, a witness on the next panel, notes that representatives from chinese enterprises are trying to shape the agenda and outcome in standard-setting organizations were key technologies like 5g and the internet of things. what is the state department doing to ensure that international standard-settings are politically neutral? >> through the u.s. government, the commerce department is a member of the third generation partnership project. the body that is helping to define standards. we need to remain vigilant to ensure we are having the process determined by what is the best ideas in the best technology solutions rather than the political decisions that the top-down framework that the chinese would rather have. there is

senator klobuchar chose wisconsin.d not campaign here in 2016 and now democrats see this as really ripe territory. in fact they move the convention here to milwaukee. it will be interesting to see how she plays off the crowd in a state that economically is doing pretty well if you look at the numbers. >> dana: martha, what you think is her best area to break out and wake up in the morning feeling like she made a difference. >> martha: the lane that she has carved for herself is as an experienced moderate democrat senator. i think she's kind of separated herself from medicare for all, from free college. she is in favor of the green new deal but she's basically saying she is sort of a more practical perspective. i think anyone who looks at the election knows the path to victory cuts through the midwest, as it did for donald trump. this is her turf. she's from minnesota. she understands the rural community. it's something she feels strongly about. she is saying that all that stuff and swayed to the left is not going to be

klobuchar: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota. ms. klobuchar: madam president, i rise today in calling long overdue changes in how our country addresses the cost and affordability of prescription drugs. you're going to hear today from also in addition to myself, senator blumenthal, senator smith, and senator kaine, as well as senator durbin who spoke on these issues earlier to highlight this egregious public health issue facing our country. it is unacceptable that lifesaving treatments and cures are increasingly out of reach for the people who need them the most. that's why the senate must act now to pass legislation that would lower the cost of prescription drugs. health care represents 1/6th of our economy, and out of pocket costs account for 10% of our nation's health care spending, from consumers to hospitals and nursing homes. one report found that between 2012 and 2016 the price of branded prescription drugs increased 110%. that's not 11%, that is 110%. even drugs that have been available for decades like insulin are no longer a

on person in set is senator amy klobuchar of minnesota.he also serves on the senate judiciary committee which i fell in love with this week because of its list of questions they published last night about things that should be asked about robert mueller's report. senator, it's great to see you. >> thank you, rachel. it's great to be here. >> how are you enjoying running for president? >> i love it. you get to talk to people. you get to talk about your ideas and it is really a moment in time, as you know, like we've never seen before in this country. >> mmm-hmm. >> i was in milwaukee last night talking to voters there and did a town hall. i did one in new hampshire earlier. and i can tell you that people are concerned about the rule of law in this country, but they still are asking about those bread and butter issues. as the president gloats about the economy, people are worried about losing their health care. i've just put out a proposal on mental health and addiction and lots of interest in that because there's just a lot of people that f

we're going to split the time between senator klobuchar and senator blumenthal. we'll try to go -- they won't hold the vote open too long but let's start with senator klobuchar and see if we can do this. >> thank you. mr. attorney general on april 27th president trump stated mueller, i assume, for $35 million, he checked my taxes and he checked my financials. is that accurate? did the special counsel review the president's taxes and the trump organizations' financial statements? >> i don't know. >> can you find out if i ask later in a written question? >> yes, or you could ask bob mueller when he comes here. >> okay. well i'll do that too. but i think i'll also ask you. and then obviously we would want to see them as underlying information. during my earlier questions we went through a number of actions by the president that the special counsel looked into. my point was that we should be looking into the totality of the evidence and the pattern that the report develops. on page 13 of volume two, the special counsel instructs that we do something similar. the repo

was this story offense sniff. >> senator klobuchar traveled extensively with senator mccain.iowa there that she knew mccain and was trying to sort of burnish her own credentials but i don't see how that would be offensive. if john mccain were watching this campaign unfold now, what would he be saying day by day? it was a little odd of meghan mccain but she's showing that she's not afraid of getting involved in this dialogue. >> a cast member of "the view." one of the cast members of "the view." could have been an opportunity to continue this story. >> in the early days of barack obama, in his 2008 campaign, he would often talk about his travels with republican senators on codels to burnish his own credentials and to show he worked across the & you don't see that in the presidential primaries, the idea of working across the aisle is frowned upon. klobuchar is one of those exceptions who wants to show he has exceptions and joe biden is the other notable exception. >> one time it does come up and it's interesting it is him with john mccain where several democrats have mentioned

senator klobuchar. thank you very much, mr. chairman. along those lines, china, if we look at taking it outside of this particular technology, they are taking a comprehensive approach to ensuring their edge, and that includes attempts to control the international standard setting process for new technologies. the recent testimony of dr. lewis, a witness on the next panel, notes that representatives from chinese state-owned enterprises are trying to shape the agenda and outcome in standard-setting organizations for key technologies like 5g and the internet of things. what is the state department doing to ensure that the international standard-settings are politically neutral? >> through the u.s. government, the commerce department, the national institute of standards of technology is a member of the third-generation partnership project. we need to remain vigilant to ensure we are having the process determined by what is the best ideas and the best technology solutions rather than the political decisions that the top-down framework that th

senator klobuchar: no. this was about in your confirmation hearing you said in the absence of a violation of a statute the president would be " accountable politically" for abusing the pardon power. atty. gen. barr: your question is abusing any power, not just the pardon power? is that what your question is saying? senator klobuchar: it is hard to evaluate that. atty. gen. barr: the president have been held accountable before. senator klobuchar: are the president's actions consistent with his of office and the requirement in the constitution that he take care the lobby faithfully executed. atty. gen. barr: is what consistent? senator klobuchar: i said are the president's actions detailed in the report consistent with the requirement in the constitution that he take care that the laws be faithfully executed? atty. gen. barr: well, the evidence in the report is conflicting and there is different evidence. they don't come to a determination as to how they are coming down on it. senator klobuchar: so you made t

>> greg: tucker you know the collusion story and amy klobuchar have in common? >> tucker: what? >> greg: a dirty comey. >> tucker: that's good. question four, which loud member of congress used to be a bartender now featured as a sword-wielding super hero in cringe inducing comic book? aoc. >> tucker: greg gutfeld. >> tucker: can you be more specific. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> tucker: was it aoc? >> it's a bird. it's a plane. it's aoc. the new york congresswoman is the star of a comic bookok satire called "alexandria ocasio-cortez and the freshman four." one cover shows the democratic socialist with a sword and super woman style outfit with the caption "new party, who dis?" >> tucker: we have two notes from our judges one, keep

that is amy klobuchar's tactic. democrat that can win over conservatives, she also has to win over progressives in her party. she doesn't support free college. she doesn't support medicare for awful she sayall. she says it's more important to make progress instead of promising things you can't pay for. >> progressives should support me because i am a proven progressive. the last time i checked -- [ applause ] >> the last time i checked, if you want to be a progressive and support progressives, then you're supposed to make progress, all right? and that is what i have done. that is what i have done my whole life. >> reporter: klobuchar shied yod away from talking about her fellow democrat candidates in the field. she focused on president trump and down-played the president's economic success. >> this all didn't just happen when donald trump got elected. this started a few years ago, when we got on a better track and it happened because of some incredible businesses. >> you don't think president trump had anything to d

senator and presidential candidate amy klobuchar. she wrote, the authorization for the use of military force that congress passed in 2001 against al qaeda does not authorize a war against iran. saber rattling and risking the lives of our men and women while eshewing diplomacy is not leadership. >> >> perhaps she didn't see the president standing there with the swiss president. that looks like dip loameracy. i hear what karen is saying about the national security adviser and the president self-acknowledges that frequently ambassador bolton is a little more hawkish than he is in his positions. and the president knows it and balances it out. i think talking to the swiss president, it clearly indicates this president wants to talk. he said i hope we'll not go to war. unfortunately, the same is not echoed back by the ayatollah saying it's poisonous to enter into talks with the americans. so it's somewhat troubling. but this president doesn't seem to be rushing headlong into any type of conflict whatsoever.

minnesota's democratic senator amy klobuchar announcing her bid during a snowstorm in minneapolis. -n ore miner, as the first woman elected to the united states senate from the state of minnesota... [cheers and applause] to announce my candidacy for president of the united states. - "yay. can we go home now?" [laughter] "we can't feel our legs." normally, this kind of campaign rollout would be considered a success, but unfortunately, her announcement was overshadowed by some other news. - all this comes amid a report that klobuchar had such a bad reputation over treatment of staff that a number of potential staffers withdrew from consideration to manage her campaign. - sources tell the "huffpost" the senior senator is... - her anger left staffers in tears, she threw papers, and sometimes even hurled objects, and one aide was accidentally hit with a flying binder. - wow, throwing binders at her employees? they need to legalize weed in her office. [laughter] so, fresh after her announcements, the first obstacle to senator klobuchar's presidential run has already presented itself. how d

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. ♪ >> shannon: amy klobuchar toting h >> senator klobuchar defending herer record during the fox newin fisher live in milwaukee with more. >> reporter: a real opportunity to bring wisconsin working-class wing voters in 2016, a lot of potential to do that. she is a moderate in minnesota. she has to convince the far left flank of her party that she's not too far to the center. >> progressives should support me because i am a proven progressive. last time i checked, if you want to be a progressive and support progressives then you are supposed to make progress and that is what i have done. >> reporter: if you look at her policies they are much more down the middle than many of her contenders with a few exceptions, joe biden being the big one and a former vp at 39%, bernie sanders 15.5%. everybody else in single digits with klobuchar way down at 1.3%. klobuchar and biden trying to stake out the middle lane, it becomes how does she compete with someone so far ahead in the polls. >> it is a long campaign and we will all make our case. if you discounted people but don't look like they have

. >> tucker: 2020 candidate amy klobuchar in minnesota is in the news for her strange behavior whileealing with her staff. one former aid recalls a time when he witnessed the senator eating her salad with which unusual item? which was it a a pair of scissors, was it b a comb or was it c her bare hands? greg? >> greg: comb. >> tucker: comb. not her bare hands. was it a comb? >> the "new york times" supporting amy klobuchar berated a staff member at an airport back in 2008 for failing to bring her a fork with her salad. the senator amy klobuchar ate the salad using a comb from her bag and handed the comb to her aide and told him to clean it. >> jesse: i knew that. >> greg: tucker you know the collusion story and amy klobuchar have in common? >> tucker: what? >> greg: a dirty comey. >> tucker: that's good. question four, which loud member of congress used to be a bartender now featured as a sword yielding super hero in cringe inducing comic book? aoc,. >> tucker: greg gutfeld. >> tucker: can you be more specific. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> tucker: was it aoc. >> it's a bird. it's a

let's start with senator klobuchar and see if we can do this. >> thank you. on april 27th, president trump stated mueller, i assume, for $35 million he checked my taxes and he checked my financials. is that accurate? did the special counsel review the president's taxes and the trump organization's financial statements? >> i don't know. >> can you find out if i ask later in a written question? >> yes or you could ask bob mueller when he comes here. >> okay. i'll do that too. i think i'll also ask you. obviously, we would want to see them as underlying information. during my earlier questions we went through a number of actions by the president that the special counsel looked into. my point is we should be looking into the totality of evidence and the pattern and volume two the special counsel instructs we do something similar. the report says and this is a quote, circumsubstantial evidence that illuminates intent my include a pattern of potentially obstructive acts. on this point, the report cites three u.s. cases. u.s. v frankenhouser, u.s. v arnold. do you a

booker and amy klobuchar are having a hard time breaking through.his is a chance to show they can be tough, principled. they'll have the national spotlight on them. amy klobuchar and harris did well in earlier hearings and booker had a spartacus moment which fell flat. expect politics. grandstanding. they will be aware the spotlight is on them. in contrast, lindsey graham will be carrying a lot of water for the trump administration and trying to tamp it down. this will be not just a consequential interview of the questioning of the attorney general. this is presidential politics >> let's look at when bill barr spoke to congress. some of his answers look different in the light of knowing about robert mueller's letter. it turns out bill barr is not always a reliable source of information, we now know. let's watch what he said to some lawmakers. >> did bob mueller support your conclusion? >> i don't know whether bob mueller supported my conclusion. >> reports have emerged recently, general, that members of the special counsel's team are frustrated at s

amy klobuchar said she sat next to mccain and senator bernie sanders during the inaugural address which became known for its blunt expression of trump's authoritarian populism and invocations of american carnage. quote, i sat on that stage between bernie and john mccain. john mccain kept reciting to me names of dictators during that speech because he knew more than any of us that we were facing -- what we were facing as a nation amy klobuchar said. he understood it. he knew because he knew this man more than any of us did. speaking tore the mccain family the senator's daughter, meghan mccain asked amy klobuchar to be respectful to all of us and leave my father's memory out of trump's politics. >>> president trump drew attention to his own controversial history on race and policing. tweeting sunday quote, anyone associated with the 1994 crime bill will not have a chance of being elected. in particular, african-americans will not be able to vote for you. i on the other hand was responsible for criminal justice reform which had tremendous support and help fix the '94 bill. superpredator wa

. >>> tonight democratic presidential candidate amy klobuchar will be here in the bay area. the senior senator from minnesota will be in san francisco at manny's restaurant on 16th street. the event starts at 7:30 tonight. she served as a prosecutor, telecommunications lawyer, elected to the senate in 2007. she is here in the bay area ahead of the california democratic party convention that starts tomorrow in san francisco. senator klobuchar is ranked 1% in a new democratic presidential poll with 5,000 registered voters surveyed around the country. joe biden was ranked number 1 at 38% followed by vermont senator bernie sanders at 20% chen elizabeth warren at 9%. south bend indiana mayor pete beauty judge and kamala harris are tied at 7%. >>> democrats may be closer to an impeachment effort after robert mueller's first public comments on the investigation. doug luzader has more from washington. >> reporter: robert mueller's speech is a question of what he emphasized. >> if we had confidence the president had not committed a crime we would have said so. >> reporter: that falls

wanted all of that six years ago they include chuck, bernie sanders, kirsten gillibrand and amy klobuchar and the world is on edge rising tensions in iran and now this, the u.s. suspending commercial passenger and cargo flights between the u.s. and ventura county. those stories coming up plus president trump signing a new executive order, aimed right at china stopping american telecoms from installing foreign-made gear that pose a national security risk effectively blocking china's big giant company huawei and we heard dozens of times that the fight with china would torpedo the u.s. economy but the dow ended up today 115 points and also the u.s. economy is soaring tonight we take on the fear mongering and scare tactics that are way off base and it is shaping up to be more and more president trump versus joe biden for now as joe biden is pushing back on everyone from alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> he's illegal. >> would you be my vice president. >> and now they have an investigation of the investigators who are investigating whether or not vladimir putin and the russians engaged in trying to

senator amy klobuchar and the "real clear politics" average of polls is sitting 1.3%. she says she can break through here in wisconsin. she says it's a bellwether for her. she can she think appeal to republicans and democrats. she is the senator from next door. she can relate to voters here. i am with some of those voters. caroline, what is the big issue for you that you're hoping to hear about today? >> education and workforce development. >> i'm also here with two republican voters which klobuchar says she thinks she can appeal to both sides of the aisle. cindy, any chance you're keeping an open mind today? >> i always have an open mind but my concern is national security and building our wall, protecting our country. reporter: thank you. connell, so the doors are open. voters are filing in. the event kicks off two hours from now. back to you. connell: on fox news channel that willing interesting. hillary, thanks. melissa: growing calls as president trump makes his way to florida to tour damage from hurricane michael. we'll get an account from a local pastor for the

for someone like amy klobuchar who is behind me on stage right now is touting the fact that she comesa union family both her mom and her grandfather were members of unions, she wants to prove that she has the credentials on these issues to keep unions strong. and from what i've heard from the cory booker campaign, he is someone also who will talk about how he can make the economy work for union workers. and it is really a pitch that we've heard from democratic candidates across the board who want the support of these unions. i know joe biden has the firefighter's union in his back pocket, but other unions to get the support of too. >> ali vitali, we will all talk in golf whispers in honor of you today. joining me here onset, matt bennett and michael steele. so ali and mike on the trail. so is pete buttigieg. political company is reporting this morning on what they call his black voter problem. and the fact that his audiences are overwhelmingly white. here is how craig phrased it and how the mayor responded. watch. >> he is putting in the work. trying to connect with voters across the

klobuchar said this is bellwether for her., she thinks she has a shot at the whiteouts. the senator's mother was raised here in wisconsin. klobuchar pitches herself as a senator next door. she also has something in common with trump. they were both on the ballot in 2016 and shy won 40 counties that went to trump in minnesota but there is also another establishment middle of the road democrat in the race who happens to be the front-runner, former vice president joe biden. she says she is saving her attack lines that would prove to voters how she is different from biden for the debate stage. tonight she will also get a chance to show off her positions at a town hall happening just five hours from now. neil? neil: look forward to it, hillary, thank you very, very much. go back to jeff flock. he is on the rails as we look back 150 years since the transcontinental railroad. i remember quite well, jeff. i covered that. reporter: i'm sure you said something intelligent there, neil. i'm sure you can tell it is loud in the chaos of the

i think senator klobuchar is an interesting character.ttention as this rate goes on. i think she's been undervalued i think she's done a lot of interesting work in the last couple of years about let's call this antitrust and assuring there can be entry and there can would not be surprise that is one of the tax she takes talking about capitalism. that we can't set it up so that big corporations can snuff out little guys and get themselves giant to trillion dollar tax cuts and just proceed as everything is hunky-dory. >> i think she is quite the moderate because she does not even medicare for all, she does not believe in free tuition for everybody. at least she is a realist when it comes to spending and i think it's probably the line she will tow tonight. >> in terms of corporations, the best antidote for that is competitive market.and i remember gm was once a monster, ibm was once a monster. before the early 90s, microsoft was once a monster. all of these companies have a vibrant economy because innovators are always trying to find new and

plans to take back the white house in our 2020 sit-down with presidential candidate senator amy klobuchar. it's a fox news sunday exclusive. then, the president's trade war with china causes a rift among republicans. we'll discuss the impact the president's tariffs are having on the economy and u.s. farmers with gop senator pat toomey. plus, joe biden now up double digits against bernie sanders in the latest fox news poll. we'll ask our sunday panel how solid biden's lead really is. and our power player of the week, one of america's greatest historians on his life's work. >> i feel unless i see it, really understand it, i can't make the readers see. chris: all right now on fox news sunday. and hello again today from the gym at stevens high school in claremont, new hampshire, home of the cardinals and tonight the site of our town hall with mayor pete buttigieg on fox news channel. we came to new hampshire the site of the first primary in eight months to get a sense for where the democratic race for president stands at this point. the field is 24 candidates deep with mayor pete rising in th

senators kamala harris, cory booker and amy klobuchar.ng through the lens of their 2020 bids, how did they do? >> i think they did well and the two who stood out was kamala harris and amy klobuchar. these are two former prosecutors and women who have shown themselves to be incredibly impressive in that type of setting. and what's most important is it reminds voters of what potentially that would look like with an amy klobuchar or kamala harris on stage with donald trump r donald trump prosecuting case if you will against donald trump. a lot of primary voters were probably happy to see that and i wouldn't be surprised to see a boost in their numbers in the coming days and weeks. >> a new poll looks out who would come out ahead if the presidential election was right now. it as beto o'rouke with the biggest lead, although joe biden and bernie sanders have leads outside the margin of error. what do you lead into that? >> the democratic party is very energized to replace donald trump. look, it's clear to me now joe biden is the person to beat

many who came out last night already support klobuchar.re others who just want to hear her out. >> i grew up in the midwest and could see that midwestern quality in her personality which relates easily to a lot of people. >> i think she's a real problem solver, she approaches everything as a problem and we can deal with it, figure out how to handle it. >> and if you think -- >> reporter: congressman beto o'rourke will speak today so town is representative adam schiff who will be at the commonwealth club. he is not running for president but is supposed to be speaking about the 2020 election. for now reporting live in san francisco this morning, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >> thanks, jobina. you've heard a lot about manny's. it's hosted a lot of political events. five democratic presidential candidates have appeared there in the past two months. four others are expected within the next week. the owner tells us people need to meet these candidates one-on-one. >> it's really important for folks in the community to get to meet the people who ar

graham: senator klobuchar. sen. klobuchar: thank you, mr. chairman. although there can be tension between free competition and strong intellectual property rights, both are not only compatible, they are necessary to incentivize the to veltman of medicines patients can access at affordable prices. if we fail to ensure that these drugs are in competitive markets, we will continue to see rising drug costs and reduced patient access. that is what is going on with medicare. raisingiate my senator the medicare negotiation drug i have. that is just the beginning. the price12 and 2016, a branded restriction drugs increase 110%. there's been a lot of talk about insulin. let me tell you the real story of real people. that is a young man named alec, a restaurant manager out in the suburbs of the twin cities. his mother, nicole, had him on her insurance. he aged off at age 26. afford hisld not insulin. he started rationing it. it was $1200 a month. he died. that happened. i brought her to the state of the union so she could sit up there and looked down to see all

klobuchar is someone who will appeal well to iowans.here is certainly an open lane for an alternative to biden. >> john, not to be a cynic here, but is it possible last time around, bernie sanders was seen as a better alternative to hillary clinton than he is seen as a stand alone candidate this time around? >> i think that's certainly possible, brian. there obviously was a piece of the democratic party that was anti-clinton. and bernie sanders was able to pick up on that and use that to gain traction and to get interest in his candidacy in the first place. i also think that our times have changed a bit. i think the republicans have done a very good job over the course of the last couple of months turning socialism into a four letter word. i think that's been harmful to bernie sanders. it's made democrats take a hard look at what they want to put up in 2020. while there is a segment that's not afraid of that word. there is a segment that embraces it. there are other democrats who think that it's a bad idea to put forward somebody who is

david: we had an incident recently with senator klobuchar invoking john mccain's name.cain took them to task for it. i wonder, would john mccain welcome his name being invoked during this presidential election? that was one form of legacy that people still try to embrace what he stood for. joked every time president trump criticizes him, somewhere john is laughing to be the subject of attention here in washington. i know he and senator klobuchar were good friends. i don't speak for the mccain family, obviously. i did not witness the conversation senator klobuchar and senator mccain had, but i'm sure it's fine. david: as we look to 2020, what is the one thing you like the candidates to take to heart from john mccain? one part of his legacy, ideally, that you could take to heart. whether republican or democrat. to understand how much this country means to the world. its leadership means to the world. haveast few years adversely impacted america's standing in the world. if they are privileged enough to be the party nominee, privileged enough to be elected president, they n

>> amy klobuchar. i see sharing notes up here. we'll allow it. >> amy klobuchar, go ahead. from hawaii >> tulsi gabbard, okay. congressman eric swalwell? >> tim ryan. >> tim ryan. well played >> mayor pete. >> what took you so long to say mayor pete buttigieg? he's considered such a rising star >> he's a great personality. i think he's a great person to connect with voters all over. i don't know if a lot of people really think he's necessarily ready to be president. >> someone online said mayor pete didn't have any plans. i thought, you're just being lazy. go on the man's wednesdbsite. i went and he doesn't have any policies listed >> he said it's early days. he first wanted to introduce himself to the country and then will come up with policies. you're saying you're ready for policies now >> because there are so many people to distinuish themselves you have to at least have some basic construct. >> show of hands, do any of you feel there are so many candidates it muddles the field? >> i feel like it's a good thing to have a lot of candidates to choose from. >> we have one

klobuchar promised to work across the aisle and help reunite a country she sees as divided.o came out last night are supporting her but there were others wanting to learn more. melinda jackson said she does have appeal. >> some of the democratic voters who maybe switched and went to trump and could be brought back into the democratic fold. >> reporter: beto o'rourke will be speaking at manny's and eric swalwell will be there as well sunday. reporting live, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >>> right now thousands of homes in danger after a levee in arkansas breached early this morning this is coming after several weeks of severe weather, look at this new video. residents are being urged to evacuate as soon as possible. officials say they are expecting the worst. they don't think conditions are going to be improving throughout the day today. the river has been rising. it's not the only letch yep at risk of breaking. president trump signed an emergency declaration for arkansas. we're watching this throughout the day for you. >>> san francisco mayor london breed will unveil her budge

. >> 2020 democratic presidential candidate senator amy klobuchar responds in moments. >>> playing to win, democratic voters zero in on electability. what makes a candidate most electable. the former newark mayor makes his pitch. >>> how would senator booker's approach work across the united states. democratic presidential candidate booker joins us next. >>> economic high. the lowest unemployment rate since 1969. >> we have an economy that maybe is the best economy we've ever had. people tend to like you. >> that isn't reflected in the president's approval rating. how will the economy affect the 2020 race. >> hello. i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is seeing double. president trump is in washington dealing with two political reality on the domestic front. the president and the u.s. got excellent economic news, unemployment at 3.6%, the lowest since 1969. but president trump remains quite unpopular with the american people at large and on the world stage, he's on defense over his relationship with north korean dictator kim jong-un after north korea launched mu

amy klobuchar is criticized for staff issues.y of the men up there treat their staff like rented mules and you never hear about it. and the first thing out of the box with amy klobuchar is she's tough on her staff. and whether elizabeth warren moved around her kitchen in the right way, having a beer with her husband, those things are purely sexist. when it was hillary, it's -- i want a woman for president, i just don't want this woman. now there are four women leading and it's much harder to say, i don't like any of these women. elizabeth warren has all of these plans and so she's considered the nerdy professor. there's still this undercurrent of labeling women in these ways. hillary was at her most likable when she cried or nearly cried in new hampshire. still like women weak, otherwise we're going to pick on your voice and your hair and whatever about you that we just don't like. >> it also affects people's perceptions in other professions. when you're choosing a president, people are reacting to very personal built-in biases,