the more the merrier?ke it confusing for people to make a selection when it comes down to finding that democratic nominee? >> it'll narrow down, obviously, over time, but i think there are going to be a bunch of divisions. there's a generational -- it's time for a new generation or are we going with somebody who's been around a lot longer and has experience? i also think there will be inside, outside -- i mean, there are going to be three or four, five, six different kinds of candidates. even within some of those divides, there are going to be generational candidates that are more progressive, et cetera. it's going to be a very spirited fight. that debate is always good, i think, for the party and the country. >> what will narrow the scope? what might be that leading message or candidate? during the 2016 race, there was a lot of criticism that democrats didn't seem to have a message. for hillary clinton, it was stronger together, but that was criticized as being too vague. will it be a moderate message a l

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the agriculture, food and drug, and it merrier -- interior? why those? guest: they all affect americans' lives. -- food stamps that falls under that departments umbrella. -- department's umbrella. they have enough to cover recipients for this month, but it is unclear if they will have enough for february. if it goes on long enough, you could see a situation where they pick and choose, which means who receives food stamps and who in february ift it goes on for that long. host: with justice, law enforcement, tsa, what is it like for people to work without paychecks and will that be considered as far as legislation is concerned? guest: that is something use all the time, they have to travel to and from washington. seeing the effect of the shutdown on tsa agents, where there was a report that a lot were calling in sick. that is something lawmakers will be able to see up close in their day-to-day lives. it may not necessarily affect their day-to-day lives. host: this is thomas on the independent line. go ahead. times in thisof world of doubletalk, we say to o

so the more the merrier.in my opinion, because they are being inconsistent and i think more inconsistencies are going to come out every single day. >> sean: rachel? >> listen, alexandria ocasio-cortez has moved everybody further and further to the left. this is when they start to take up their masks and show their true true colors. in the case of kamala, she's putting the primary game very well because this is who she really is. she's a woman from berkeley. she is radical leftist. i think shesh will play well. she checks a lot of fox's, and the democrat primary will be about checking as many identity politics boxes that you can in this sweepstakes of victimhood they have.he >> sean: if 2018 -- >> i think she'll play well in the primary. >> sean: 2018 was about hiding what they are, 2020 is about showing how extreme left you are. right, pam? >> right, it is. again, the further left they go, the less credibility any of them are going to have with thech american people in the time in which we live. look at the w

me tax from oil same with global media collaboration's not only is that the more the merrier the more the country. and. west africa feel probably. the west africa leaks got its start in dhaka. we're going to find a much more interesting name for this project over the next three days the list of the better i'm still in it to day workshop organized by the i.c. i j and snow's journalists were given access to a compilation of data from six major leaks held by the i.c.i. journal i'm just going to go. going to share with you some. just the purpose of the workshop was not only change produced the journalists to the data but also to help them start reading between the lines you don't go offshore and write in a name now that you want to fight taxes lawyers and potential crooks are a lot more sophisticated than that and therefore understanding how to read the signs and how to interpret the red flags in offshore documents is crucial on was that he h. on my contacts said. the marquis. wanted to kill him or simplify. them more in doing stories of this nature it's very important to take the right t

when it comes to democrats, the more the merrier. >> this is a robust signal of who we are as a democracy and everyone should run whose thinking about running. >> reporter: hours after the biggest announcement of her career harris only attracted a handful of students on a college campus in dc. she's one of the democrats his rollout is less about crowds and more about clicks and it is working. her campaign video has been seen millions of times and donations have been sent from every state today. >> on the day of her big 2020 announcement senator, harris under fire by progressives, angry about positions she has taken on controversial topics. >> there were situations that occurred where my client had positions contrary to my beliefs. >> reporter: how voters view shifting positions by presidential candidate, stick around for governor mike huckabee. later the sights and sounds from around our nation as americans honor martin luther king jr.. om. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back. which i used to offer health insurance to my employee

the more the merrier. it is good for democracy.ald trump with their positive and realistic agenda. the battle over brexit continues. teresa may face a revolt from her own party over her plans to pool britain out of the european union without a deal. rob: conservatives and liberals joining forces, a government shutdown similar to the one we are seeing here over the move. what can the us learn from these negotiations? rob: british citizen and finance expert and barry. what is teresa mae doing? >> put forward a plan for brexit that is popular across all parts of britain and now an inflection point at crunch time and come to a vote. >> no plan when forced to leave. the european union in a few months. how can a deal be so bad that conservatives don't like it and liberals don't like it either? what is the problem with this? >> it is a huge sticking point. the republic of ireland, britain has been hugely contentious. something is put together, northern ireland is so different from the rest of the european union to stick with the rules --

sure, the more, the merrier. wa-- no, that's a false equivalency. more does not equal merry. if there were 2,000 people in this apartment right now, no, we'd be suffocating. sheldon... don't "sheldon" me. we ordered for five people, not six. oht's fine. we'll just put it all on the table, you know, family style. oh, sure. and while we're at it, why don't we put our hands behind our backs, have an old-fashioned eating contest? relax, it'll be fine. sit down, you guys. no! no! no! what?! oh, yeah, you can't sit there. why not? that's where sheldon sits. he can't sit somewhere else? no, no, no-- you see, in the winter, that seat is close enough to the radiator so that he's warm, yet not so close that he sweats. in the summer, it's directly in the path of a cross-breeze created by opening windows there and there. it faces the television at an angle that isn't direct, so he can still talk to everybody, yet not so wide that the picture looks distorted. perhaps there's hope for you after all. ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ then nearly 14 billion years ago expansi

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. >> could i say as a democrat at the table, i think the more the merrier. primary between hillary clinton and barack obama was one of the best things because it engaged parts of country that never get to participate. i think this primary will go very lodge and be far more about iowa and new hampshire and four early states. i think it will be a good thing and i think it will be a good opportunity to debate ideas. how about that? >> take the focus off trump. >> a lot of ideas are being discussed right now. she talked about a 70% marginal tax rate for people that earn more than $10 million a year. it is 70% just on the 10 millionth dollar. she told abc news that he -- and he is thinkingov of running. he considered the higher tax rate for the wealthiest. it is very different from the kind of language we have heard from democrats in the past. >> i can support folks at the top paying their fair shares. we can have a better system where people can get good health care and have peaceov of mind en if we rearrange where the dollars go. >> in the past you might hear a

. >> governor mcauliffe said last hour, the more the merrier, that even if he runs, he wants joe bidenthe field. is that an honest answer or a political answer? i don't want to overdo the politics part of it, but if you're a white guy in the democratic field, joe biden is a bigger obstacle to you than anybody else, right? >> that is true, and i think we're going to have a large field whichever way you cut it. biden may be one of the names that ends up being in there. but i think as he's hemming and h hawing and trying to decide, he has to make a case for himself, the way elizabeth warren made a case for herself. joe biden, who ran multiple times, who has eight years in the white house, who has a long political history, he'll have to make that strong case to democrats that he is the person who can be the right candidate for the trump era. not for the 1980s or the 1990s. >> being frontrunner is a dangerous place to start, because there is always the candidate who wins the early primary in 2019. it's difficult. that's why i think governor mcauliffe doesn't mind if joe biden gets in. he ca

harris says when it comes to democrats, the more the merrier. >> i think that this is a robust signal of who we are as a democracy. and i think everyone should run if they are thinking about running it. harris only attracted a handful of students on a closed college campus in d.c. less about crowds and more about clicks. and it's working. her first campaign video has been seen millions of times, and it donations have been sent to and from every state today. shannon. >> shannon: peter doocy, thank you very much. on the day of her big 2020 announcement, senator harris coming under fire from republicans. the position that she has taken on controversial topics. >> there were unfortunately situations that occurred aware of my clients took positions that were contrary to my beliefs. >> shannon: shifting views, how they view them. stick around for governor mike huckabee. from around our nation, as americans honor dr. martin luther king jr. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back. which i used to offer health insurance to my employees. what's in your wallet? hit's a long-distance journey

a lot of people are running for president and harris as when it comes to democrats, the more the merrier>> this is a robust signal of who we are as a democracy and everyone should run who is thinking about it. >> hours after the biggest announcement of her career she only attracted a handful of students on the college campus in d.c. she is one of the democrats whose rollout is less about crowds and more about clicks. it seems to be working. her first campaign video has been seen millions of times today and donations have been sent to and from every. >> shannon: she ended the speculation and how she joins the crowd. thank you. the center of the kings day celebration is as always, back to search in atlanta, his former ministry. things are different because of the partial government shutdown. steve harrigan is there tonight. >> sunset line for six hours outside ebenezer baptist church to recognize the debt they owe to martin luther king. >> i know how things used to be. i used to have to go to the different black-and-white water fountains and all that. i finally ended up working for the gov

. >> laura: the more the merrier. a plethora of choices. great show tonight. >> sean: welcome to new york. >> laura: this is "ingraham angle." tonight, did the fbi target fbi project the former assistant director of the fbi who is outraged at his former agency here. and we are driving the judges be how a lawless judiciary is imperiling you with resistance,n immigration in another commentary. you will not believe this. a new battlefront opening the war on men. how the left is conflating rank abuse and violence with classic masculinity. can't miss debate ahead. first, dems get away from governing. that's the focus on tonight's angle. while the president remained in washington over the weekend, very snowy, ready and willing to do with deal with the democrats to reopen the government, nancy pelosi and her crew left town. but they talk a good game. >> why punish people who are applying for food stamps because the president is having a temper tantrum? open government first. i hope he does the right thing. reopen the government. more or to securit

i mean, the more the merrier, right?dependent with these worries that he will essentially throw the election to trump. >> you know, rebecca, it's very interesting because there's apparently some thought of a republican primary challenge to president trump getting the republican presidential nomination. today the white house said the president is ready for any candidate that would run against him. >> that's right, wolf. and his team has to be prepared for this. when you look at his historically low approval rating, during a time when there's low unemployment, a pretty good economy,rating, nev in the mid 30s. he is someone who is obviously very divisive. and we don't know what's going to happen with the mueller investigation, either. so republicans are kind of waiting to see what will happen. it wouldn't be a surprise if there is a challenger. the question is, if someone does challenge the president in the republican party, what happens next? because historically, those challenges have not been successful, but they do weak

i think what's going to happen here is the more the merrier, you know, and people keep asking me whothink's going to come out on top. i said you have to watch them compete and until they're all in and until you see kind of the organization, the money and certainly the charisma and ability to connect with audiences, i don't think we know who's going to win this. i think the only one that comes in with the really serious national profile is joe biden if he decides to get in. >> but do democrats risk what republicans had with 17 candidates on stage dividing up the field and someone like donald trump coming to the fore? do democrats risk having everybody knock each other off and some outsider or someone who is not the best equipped to confront donald trump? get the nomination. >> you have to remember, donald trump won and so that competition actually led to a candidate who could defeat secretary clinton and so competition at this stage is good. the idea competition is best, but i think that there is going to be a lot of dialogue and a lot of discussion between now and the nominating conv

. >> the more the merrier.or the marketplace. >> neil: jillian, did any of the people questioning here look like presidential timber to you? >> you know, i think they're trying out for it. it's going to be up to democrats to decide who has the most presidential qualifications. >> neil: all right. can anyone catch your attention? i know where your allegiances are. this one could be a worry. >> neil: ken, go ahead. >> sure. i think senator klobuchar distinguishes herself. she asks fair questions. senator harris, very good questions. >> so they weren't grandstanding? now they were not grandstanding? earlier they were? >> booker was grandstanding. that's for sure. >> by asking about systemic racism? >> neil: antoine, i don't know. seriously, guys. thanks very much. so again, it's a lot of political theater. i told you earlier about the number of democrats, virtually all invited that didn't want to join the president at the white house today as the shut down continues. i want you to meet the republican of ohio who d

more the merrier. i am glad elizabeth warren is in. this is who the democratic party is.in. >> consumer advocate? >> she has been a great advocate for consumers. >> i love the way you parse about the -- she's good with consumers. thank you. >>> up next, elizabeth warren is getting into the earliest jump of the 2020 race. she's so smart, called the fast break in basketball. she's out there working, hitting the state, all of the different interesting parts of iowa. you have to show you want it. look at it. you have to show you want it. what kind of impact will her early positioning have on the field. you're watching "hardball." ve o field. you're watching "hardball. only fidelity offers four zero expense ratio index funds directly to investors. and now we have zero account fees for brokerage accounts. at fidelity, those zeros really add up. ♪ so maybe i'll win, saved by zero ♪ from capital one.nd i switched to the spark cash cardd up. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back. which i used to offer health insurance to my

i can be trump, i can be mark cuban, but the more the merrier. i don't think he will be successful.will get anywhere, but the idea that anyone that believes in democracy would say he can't run because it might make it too competitive, then they don't believe in democracy an the american people. >> i agree with half of what you said. i admire your optimism for the cause. it makes me want to break my other arm. i think he is a more complex person and i think as the american people get to know him they will like him. >> has he been focused grouped? of course there has been diligence done, and within that diligence is that there is responsive to the message. what are the american people saying this week? what are they saying? they're saying the media class that got it wrong four years ago all of a sudden has perfectly recaptured their prognostication capabilities. >> i think the media is trying to take him in. i think there is a hubristic aspect to how he jumped in. i think people are covering, they say the democrats make extraordinary gains. not as much as you may have thought, they ar

the more, the merrier. >> death by blackhole, you quote a gentleman named calvin who in 1901, said there'sng new to be discovered in physics now. >> that was a boneheaded thing to say. he had a certain arrogance to him. if physicist arrogance. where in physics, there's no real understanding of chemistry without physics. no real understanding of biology without chemistry. physics i think is justifiably considered the anchoring subject of all the scientists. so it's a justifiable claim. the question is whether it's your ego as a physicist. in his case, that's one of many examples where he's just kind of saying things that he really had no business saying. 1901, within four years, it would be discovered by albert einstein. but eight years after that, general theory relatively would be discovered for years after that. quantum physics would come down the pipe so you, that's got to be the most embarrassing statement i've ever heard by any scientist ever. who's otherwise respected. >> the site is not the limit cannot thousand and doctor neil wrote that 20th century ended without us knowing the co

the agriculture, food and drug, and it merrier -- interior? why those?: they all affect americans' lives. -- food stamps that falls under that departments umbrella. -- department's umbrella. they have enough to cover recipients for this month, but it is unclear if they will have enough for february. if it goes on long enough, you could see a situation where they pick and choose, which means who receives food stamps and who in february ift it goes on for that long. host: with justice, law enforcement, tsa, what is it like for people to work without paychecks and will that be considered as far as legislation is concerned? guest: that is something use all the time, they have to travel to and from washington. seeing the effect of the shutdown on tsa agents, where there was a report that a lot were calling in sick. that is something lawmakers will be able to see up close in their day-to-day lives. it may not necessarily affect their day-to-day lives. host: this is thomas on the independent line. go ahead. times in thisof world of doubletalk, we say to ourselv