mo elleithee is back with us, so is marc thiessen.and you have to get tough, you are weak. you need to take control of what is happening in your cities across the country. go ahead. >> no one likes seeing these lawless sets of violence. and rioting, and they need to be prosecuted 100%, in a moment like this we really do need some national leadership that empathizes with the legitimate protesters that marc was talking about earlier and gets tough on the people that are demeaning the memory of george floyd by rioting and looting. we are not getting the first part from the president. with using language like "you've got to dominate them," you are upping the anxiety in the streets. it's that mentality that led to george floyd's death in the first place. the mentality of authority is dominating is what led to the system that allowed for a police officer to place his knee on a man's neck for 9 minutes and squeeze the life out of him. so i am all for getting tough on the people -- >> bill: right, but you have three other police officers on s

for more reaction, i am joined by mo elleithee, executive director of the institute of politics and publict georgetown university. he is a former dnc spokesperson, also know i fox news contributor. mo, good to see you. one of the things the president said toughness has to come about has to do with the economy. he was talking yesterday and that church where i was in dallas, texas, about revival, and he specifically was talking about reviving that economy for people of color and for all americans, because we are in it together, to bring us back from the brink. he says that's how unique the situation is with compassion. what do you say about that? >> mo: look, i think what was really interesting but your interview with him was you gave him plenty of opportunities to show compassion and empathy for the struggles of the black community, and of those who are protesting in the streets for justice. you know, he showed a little bit, but he tended to lean more on the law and order side. i don't think he exhibited a ton of empathy for what people in the community are really going through. he wants to

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i want to bring in mo elleithee, senior spokesperson for hillary clinton, and former speechwriter fortleman, nice to have you back. mo, are you ready for a landslide? >> i think anybody on either side of this race that is expecting a landslide ought to rethink it. it will be a close election. they tend to be these days. but i think what a lot of these republican officials out in the states are leaning on is there support amongst republicans. the president is holding on a tight grip with his base, the challenge for them is that there are fewer republicans today than there used to be. we are seeing republican registration down for the first time. we are seeing independent, registered independents out registering independent republicans, while they are holding on to their base, it is a shrinking base, and the president has not been doing a lot to reach out beyond that. >> bill: i did not think that you are going to take the bait, just to be clear. mark, what about you? >> i agree with my friend mo that it will probably not be a landslide on either side, but what it will be is particularl

marc thiessen of enterprise institutes, fox news correspondent gillian turner and mo elleithee of georgetowninstitute of politics and public service. marc: the chris: marc, biden's lead is growing. let's take a look at some of the numbers. nationally fox news has biden up by 12 points. "the new york times" has him leading by 14 and then there's florida which is i think we'd all agree a must-win for the president. fox news has biden up by 9, the times has biden leading by 6. marc, we all know a lot can change in 4 plus months between now and the election but why do you think, i mean, you laugh. the president is trailing and in fact, biden's lead is growing. marc: it is, it's not good for the president and sometimes the president is his own worst enemy in fueling these polls but before my friend mo and democratic friends get too excited about the numbers, 3 reasons why the president might be in better shape than we think. first of all as you said, chris, four months to go. you think of what has happened in the last four months, worst pandemic since 1918 and worst social unrest since 1960's all

marc thiessen, julian turner and mo elleithee of georgetown institute of politics and public service.he latest polls, a number of them showing president trump is trailing joe biden badly and biden's lead is growing. let's look at the numbers. nationally fox news has biden up by 12-point, the new york times has him leading by 14, then there is florida which i think we would all agree on must win for the president, fox news has biden up by nine, the times has biden leading by six. marc, we all know a lot can change in four plus months between now and the election, but what do you think, you laugh, the president is trailing and in fact biden's lead is growing. marc: it is not good for the president, sometimes a president is his own worst enemy and fueling the polls. before my friend moe and my democratic friends get too excited about these numbers, three reasons why the president might be in better shape than we think. first of all, four months to go if you think about what happened in the last four months with the worst pandemic since 1918 and the worst economic devastation since 1930 a