also coming up, dan bongino and mike huckabee.nd mark morgan and from the trump 2020 campaign, kayleigh mcenany. let's talk mueller. if ever there were a question whether a deep state existed, you got your answer this week. you witnessed it up close and personal. in fact, you met their cover. their shill. their beard. a man who regardless of what he may have been in the past, and i don't take any of that away from him, is nothing more than a front for the deep state. a man removed from the actual investigation who gave carte blanche to put his name on a report the deep state wrote. i have been talking to you about the deep state for a long time. i would about that in my book, liars, leakers, and liberals. but now, you saw it in real-time. a man who knew nothing about an investigation he supposedly ran. in his testimony before congress, he used his open to preemptively stop any questions about fbi involvement in 2016 and 2017, and any questions about christopher steele, the author of the infamous dossier. his mandate to investigate

let's bring in governor mike huckabee, former arkansas governor and fox news contributor. thank you for joining us. >> great to be with you, thank you, heather. >> heather: what the president had to say. was it enough? >> well, it's about all he can say. no matter what he says they'll never accept it. we need to go back a couple of years and remember when these same democrats who are tearing their garments because of the things either the president or his supporters have said were calling on sebastian bjorka to be debjorted. jerry nadler said we need to see his immigration papers because they were accusing him of being a nazi. this is the insanity of today's politics. what we need to be talking about is the substance of what people like congresswoman omar has said regarding boycott and

rudy jay, mike huckabee, mark penn, sara carter joining them. i don't think we've ever had this many people on at once. civil rights attorney. looks like the jumble. you know the puzzle?ue horace, questions like that, how does cnn to find having lemon this debate? just proclaiming trump, someone who traffics in racial division. that was actually a question. >> it's like what happens in a forest when no one is around people ask is there a sound? the ratings at cnn are in such a floor state, it'sn not clear, even when they have democrats on for a debate with one-sided questions offered by mr. lemon, it's not clear that anyone is paying attention anyway. >> laura: at leo, beto o'rourke pushed for reparations tonight by dipping basically all of the american history, at least that we know of. watch. >> the legacy of slavery and segregation and jim crow, suppression is alive and well in the economy and in the country. today. as president i will sign into law a new voting rights act, i will focus on education, address health care disparities but i will

we have mike huckabee. he knows about blue-collar politics, mark penn who knows a lot about pulling. mercedes schlapp is here and she's here exclusively with the trump campaign's first official response to tonight's democrat debate. we couldn't let the night go without our body language expert telling us what that candidates did not say. very fast any. first, we go live to detroit where shannon bream, host of "fox news @ night," is here with the on the ground reaction to this standout moment from tonight's debate. what are you hearing? >> shannon: you know we saw tonight it was getting a lot of steam, the growing division between the wings of the party. you could hear the cheering for the two different sides, the more progressive, the others here on the stage were urging come back from the cliff. you're going too far to the left and were going to lose this reelection to president trump. one of the strong this morning's from democrat can congressman tim ryan. he is said over and over again with delaney and h

we've got mike huckabee, 2016 presidential candidate, fox news contributor. we have mark penn, democrat pollster, former clinton advisor. sara carter, fox news contributor and writer. so many great topics. toto you, rudy, did any democrat intimates debate emerge in your mind as a viable challenger to trump? take your representation of the president out of it for a moment, justt as an observer. >> what i really felt the take away from tonight's debate was sanders and warren defined themselves as very, very radical, fiscally irresponsible left-wingers. i thought the attempt of the moderates to kind of give them a little room to move a little toward the middle -- if you just std up, let's take medicare for all. right now we spend half a trillion dollars on medicare for 18% of the population. multiply that by five, which is the entire population, it is $2.5 trillion a year. that would bankrupt us. it would also lead to the closing of about one-third of our hospitals because medicare doesn't support hospitals. private insurance does. one-third of our hospitals wil

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john is now, former governor of arkansas, mike huckabee. fox news contributor.overnor, all of these polished politicians technocrats are failing everywhere but trump is succeeding. >> he succeeding because he's telling the truth and he's challenging the globalist mind-set. theresa may is the mitt romney of great britain. the press will love her and all the establishment country club types may love her but the people don't. i was in great britain the day that breaks it will happen. i came back and said donald trump is going to win. people wouldn't say they were going to vote for brexit, but they ended up doing it. people wouldn't say they would vote for trump, but they did, and they're going to do it again because their lives are a heck of a lot better than it was when the establishment guys were running washington. >> laura: governor, we have to get your take on the latest from the hit squad. let's watch. >> i'm not going nowhere! not until i impeach this president! >> we need bold action, folks. and i know it's happening out there. beyond just the four of us, "

connell: we have former governor of arkansas mike huckabee, fox news contributor.ays good to see you. there were moments interesting to watch. you really did see a split in the democratic party. then there is kind of a fight. i don't know what your perspective which is the way to go for republicans. you saw it . will see some of it tonight, moderates going after real progressives. what did you make of that? >> we have to be careful, connell, when you say moderate, on that stage still means liberal but it doesn't mean of the edge. john delaney had a good night last night. he made some great points. one of which, if you say, get rid of 180 million people's private health insurance. connell: right. >> like telling everybody we'll give them a new plan, that was a significant moment. basically elizabeth warren and bernie sanders, and warren made this point, we shouldn't be afraid of big ideas. i agree. but you ought to be afraid of bad ideas. what they were putting out there was a bad idea. a big idea? but a big bad idea. i think that is what people saw. connell: what g

here with reaction karl rove and former governor mike huckabee. right, both of you guys havw been in a lot of elections. i am listening to all of this and watching all of this. in the new green deal and the leadership of the democratic party, how does this play out? governor, we will start with you tonight. >> well, david axelrod is half right when he says that this is exposing just how socialist and how far to the left the democratic party has become. it is not the democratic party. even barack obama. n and they will have a hard time selling this to america especially the part of america that lives between the two coast. so good luck with that democrats, you have just taken h sharp left turn right off the california coast, swimming in the pacific. hope that works out well for you. >> sean: you know, karl rover i see one big influence on the 2020 democratic presidentialen hopefuls. they have all adopted somel version of the new green deal. which we know means no oil, gas combustion engine, everything ib free, eventually we get rid of cars, planes,

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which is a super classy thing to do if you don't know, mike huckabee is a famous bass player. [ laughteri have you here, are you a manchurian candidate? >> i'm not - >> seth: that's exactly what a manchurian candidate would say >> yeah, exactly [ laughter ] >> seth: exactly caught you >> i'm not a manchurian candidate, but i do have amazing staff. and in no part thanks to the fact that we pay a living wage in our office. we don't pay any less than $52,000 a year which means -- [ cheers and applause >> seth: yeah. >> which means so far two of my staffers have been able to quit their second jobs in restaurants and be fully present at work and so, you know, i hope it's a lesson to our folks on the other side of the aisle that if you pay your staff, then - >> seth: you'll be prepared. >> you'll be prepared. you won't be saying yes or no, capitalism or socialism. [ laughter ] >> seth: one thing i'm curious about, because obviously a lot of people, your colleagues across the aisle, they also consume a lot of fox news. do they then get, you know, bad information about you? and how has your inte

and asian fellow curtis chen is with us and former presidential candidate mike huckabee and chairmanffer associates, art laffer. we've got an amazing lineup. you don't want to miss it. the top story is china trade. u.s.-china negotiations picking up again tomorrow. robert lighthizer and steven mnuchin arriving in china, they'll meet tomorrow with china's vice premier. talks this time are around what -- they're going to look at agricultural products and huawei technologies. jack, i want to go to you first. a lot of controversy over huawei being included in these talks. it's so interesting, because seven months ago i don't think too few people knew what huawei was in america. >> or how to pronounce it. >> i'm still learning. what do you make of the new trade talks with lowered expectations. >> if you're a stock investor, i think this is a good starting point for you with expectations low. we had past talks where we expected a big, grand deal. i don't expect anyone talking about that now. they're talking about agricultural products and huawei but not the bigger problems, like getting th

also coming up, dan bongino and mike huckabee. and mark morgan and from the trump 2020

fox news contributor, mike church worker huckabee. syndicated host, larry elder.now, larry, we've been friends for a lot of years this has been a particular pet peeve of yours. it really makes you angry, that here you have the 2020 candidates wanting to kiss al's ring. and reverend al has a history. we have a lot more tape we can air if we want to. they are failing on a spectacular level. >> they really are. thomas once said this, as a black man, i am offended whenever a white person takes al sharpton seriously or pretend to. baltimore leads in homicides. 73% are unhappy with their education system. only 12% believe that the city is doing something to fight crime. bernie sanders toured a a neighborhood in baltimore, in 2015, west baltimore and pronounced it similar to a third world country and said the conditions were unconscionable. his words norths mine, finally, president trump once called new hampshire a state, according to the 2010 census, was 1% white. nobody called trump racist then. as rush said, only when he's criticizing somebody who's black, he's a raci

steve: mike huckabee is on last half hour. he aproceeded with liz cheney.d of liz cheney. i thought it was brilliant. i want to point out something, ryan of daily wire, when margaret brenner interviewed yesterday adam schiff he was interrupted zero times. when then cory booker was interviewed, he was interrupted once. margaret brennan interrupted liz cheney 12 times. again a reminder of the media does not play fair, when it comes to republicans, conservatives, people that support trump. that was evident as it can be on interview yesterday. steve: one of the thing liz cheney said, chant is absolutely wrong. should not have happened. brian: because you went too long, we can't talk about iran why didn't you talk about that earlier. she grew up in a house that talked non-stop about international issues. ainsley: republicans will continue to focus on substance and policy and we'll continue to do that. if you y'all want to do race card, continue that narrative, we'll stay, stick to policy. at the end of the margaret said we ran out of time to talk about iran. tha

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perhaps it was mike huckabee last night who said it best. >> and there's a crime in the neighborhood, call on somebody with a water hose.es see how that works out for you. >> laura: respect and the lack of it.ut that's the angle. joining me now with reaction nypd sergeant and president of new york city's sergeant's benevolent association and mark fuhrman, fox news contributor and former l.a.p.d. detective. good to have you on tonight. you heard the angle. you have spoken with police in the precinct who have direct knowledge of what's going on. now, what was going through the officers' heads when this was all happening? >> hello.ad >> laura: go ahead. i'm saying what was going through their heads? >> what was going to their heads, we had a police commissioner several years ago send officers to enforce minor crime about cigarettes. two and a half years ago we had a sergeant involved in a shooting. shot at a 66-year-old woman who swung at his head with a baseball bat. the commissioner condemned it. we've seen the commissioner did not get any support from the department. the officers that

. >> jason: joining me now is fox news contributor governor mike huckabee and former obama adviser austannor, i want your take on it. you have held leadership roles at the highest levels. what is your take on the feud between nancy pelosi and alexandria ocasio-cortez? >> congressman, i have often said the most dangerous person in the room is the person who doesn't know what they don't know. the problem with these tigers that nancy pelosi can't time is that they don't know what they don't -- can't tame is they don't know what they don't know. i have a lot of respect for nancy pelosi. i may not agree with her and i hope she is not the speaker next time but she is a capable, experienced and a very able legislator. she likes to say that herself but it is true. let's give her credit for it. this is something she is not used to. mutiny within her own ranks. >> jason: austan, what is your take on it? the idea there is no hatchet is laughable. they have been feuding and alexandria ocasio-cortez has a lot of power because she has a lot of microphone time. >> yeah, look, i think two things. the fir

jedediah: here to weigh in fox news contributor mike huckabee. you. jedediah: joe biden has a lot of issues to contend with, maybe he will do a little debate prep this time around to make us all happy, but what do you think he's going to say about this vote on the iraq war if he's asked about it? >> well joe has a lot of things to have to answer in his so-called experience, because it's his experience that's taint ing his campaign. joe's changed his positions in almost everything. he's making mitt romney look consistent. that's just how joe flies, and one of the things that i think joe's problem is, everything that he has taken a position on through his long political career, let me say his long political career, dating back to the early 70s, he's basically switched his position. this vote on the iraq war, his excuse for that is i trusted president bush. well, if he did, and he was wrong to trust president bush, i don't know that he was, but if he was, then it shows that he doesn't have good judgment, that he can't assess things very well all the

at 4% leading the republican race was scott walker, second behind jeb bush, and just ahead of mike huckabee really think that what we're seeing is a sorting out more than anything else at this point. >> woodruff: did you really have to remind us about those polls. >> well, i think something to bear in mind, a little perspectivp >> for some licans, those are the good old days. >> woodruff: so, david, what do you see developing or not among these democratic candidates right now? >> the first thing is how -- becasoe everybody's ntensely involved, it doesn't feel like the kind going to be won by doing a lot of town halls in new hampshire or barbecues in iowa. it feels ke a national campaignhere social media, the tv polls matter and the new hampshe polls look like the national polls. that's one thing that's interesting to me. i am surprised by how tough the are on each other. i am especially surprise bid hoa strong the cans on the left have been toward biden ando franklmuch hostility there is in that part of the party to biden. to me, if he emerges as the nominee, i think he will have a lot more

we have mike huckabee who knows a little bit about mark penn wh knows a lot about pulling especially plus mercedes flash is here, and she is here with u exclusively with the trump campaign first official respons to tonight's democrat debate. we couldn't let the night to go without our body language exper telling us what the candidates

. >> harris: i caught a tweet by governor mike huckabee today and he said, "why stop at $50 an hour?et what congress makes to make $84 an hour. go big or go home, democrats." >> david: dodd-frank, we have to have these controls put in corporate america because they are doing bad things. not even the southern district here in new york has prosecuted anyone on the dodd-frank laws. it shows how out of touch elizabeth warren is on our u.s. economy. >> harris: oh, my gosh, leslie, what's wrong? did you see that side i? [laughter] >> leslie: in 2003 elizabeth warren said that the subprime mortgage lending would lead to an economic crisis and everyone thought she was nuts. she was crazy, except five years later in 2008 she was right. it happened. the reason i'm saying that is some of what she's saying may sound crazy because the economy sounds good. there are some economists out there who says we could have a recession next year. some say we are definitely looking for a slow down. she might end up being right. she was before. >> david: let's take that one more step. at the time of the econo

former arkansas governor mike huckabee was lieutenant governor at the time of those murders and was governorh, and he joins me tonight. governor huckabee, good to see you this evening. do you believe that the federal death penalty sentence for mr. lee is justified? >> i painfully would have to say that it is. this was a heinous crime and to just murder and 8-year-old girl in cold blood and her parents, it's evil. but i want to make it very clear, martha, there should be no sense of joy. there should be no sense of some cavalier and callous attitude about executing anybody. this was a horrible thing. i hate executions. i carried out more than any governor in my state's history and i hated every one of them. but i think there are some crimes for which the only real sense of justice may be an execution, but it shouldn't be done with a sense of routine. it should be done with a sense of sorrow, discussed, we are to be angry at our own collective society that we have created a culture in which some people turn out to be so evil that the only thing we feel is an appropriate sense of justice to tak

here is the headline from mike huckabee.mer governor of arkansas joins us now. thank you so much. good to see you on this friday. >> thank you, alicia, great to be with you. >> alicia: i want to start with this quote from your piece and folks should check it out. the trump administration could have been the start of a new era of political and bipartisan progress for america. democrats turned it into an era with bitter partnership with the collusion witch hunt. we can wonder what might have been as we watch democrats make another attempt at a coup against the president and in reading your piece you go down this checklist of things that haven't been done because of all of the investigating that has been going on. your thoughts. >> well, that's right. infrastructure was something everybody agreed we needed to do and still do. we haven't done it. why? because so many of the democrats are saying russia, russia, russia, like a bad scene from the brady bunch and then daca, the president put more on the table than the democrats even

we ought to bring in mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas. pretty strong expression, devastating for democrats, would you go that far? >> it is beyond my purview. not sure i can answer that. could you repeat the question? i can't quite hear you. i don't know anything about that even though it is in my report. it was a devastating day for them. there are three basic hierarchies of political war. the highest level is when you discuss policies. the second level where your policies aren't working, then you try to win by politics. you go out to try to get votes even if your policies stink you might still win. because you motivated voters. when that doesn't work, the last thing you have in the lowest form of political war is personal attacks. let's be very clear, this president has experience because his policies are working, he won the election and the only thing democrats have left is to go to the lowest form of political war and that is a personal attack and assault on him, his family, his staff and everybody around him. stuart: we have to balan

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let's see if fox news contradict tore mike huckabee feels the seam way.se who question in god we trust or for in god question trust i don't know where you stand? >> well -- i think they ought to rename freedom from sanity look it is our national motto put into place by legislation. if they don't like it they be lobby congress to change it in meantime i have a suggestion or for them take all of the money out of your pocket every built it have because on those coins and on the bills it says in god we trust. so it is a national motto one complaint with south dakota and what they did the legislature said you've got to do it. but they didn't create the money to actually pay for it. my view is always been if you force it, you fund it. so it is pun funded mandate that's where they fail they should have said we'll pay for it if we think it is important. : best thing with private donations. they probably could fund it with money that says in god we trust why should we trust god? [laughter] >> well we should trust god because the underpinning of our society and civ