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elizabeth: bringing in ned ryan, what is democrat spent a fifth of their time fixing border and drug> democrat have no realistic solution to solve and problems, none of things they are proposing are realistic whether the green new deal or med car md medicare ar for all. if you look at rhetoric, as soon as democrat won majority in november from nadler and schiff, and waters and cummings, that was always going to be about investigating, not legislating they are proving it right. elizabeth: the seat that democrat won were seats that in district that mitt romney or donald trump won. now barack obama is warning stop circular fire squad you on hard left you are killing each other, but alexandria ocasio-cortez's group they do a black list to go after the moderate democrats to knock them out of their seats. >> well, nancy pelosi i think is getting nervous, she is in speaker ship not because of the aoc, and talibs but because of 40 swing districts, right now they have to go home, you think about 2020 platform for democrat, socialist health care, and environmental socialism and reparation, and

ned ryan and democrat strategist jonathan harris on deck to debate that coming up next.: donald from declaring victory after the russia report found no collusion and no charges of obstruction. the president is anxious to get back to business but democrats say it is not over yet. rob: let's try this again with griff jenkins in washington. >> reporter: i think donald trump slept well last night. he's not entirely out of the woods but it is clear this is a victory for a man his presidency has been under fire since before taking office. after 22 months, 25,000,500 witnesses interviewed, the rejected mueller report states for the american people that there was no russian collusion by the president and his team. let me take it to volume 1. the investigation did not establish members of the trump campaign conspired or coordinated with russian government in its election interference activities. the second volume dealing with questions of obstruction of justice was more damaging to the present because it raise ten instances where the president's actions are questionable. robert m

ned ryan, you have capri agreeing with you, along with cher. if only nancy pelosi and gavin newsom could get that message. >> you know right. we need more rational people like capri on the other side to have a conversation on how to fix it. it is moral imperative on every leader, we're seeing right now has done immoral leadership by democrats and republicans, this is supposed to be common sense, how to we promote interests of american people, and amazing thing about sudden city debate -- sanctuary city debate. nancy pelosi called them packages of love, amazing thing that trump has done, he is saying, there will be consequences for your words and actions, you say you want them, you say they are packages of love, i will send them to you, now they scream bloody murder, saying it unfair. >> there are still a lot of democratic mayors, that sanctuary city mayors that san jose woul -- hey they would take undocumented. trish: i think part is that party leadership right now is sounding a very different tone. you hear nancy pelosi. saying, you know basel

here to weigh in is former president speech writer ned ryan and jonathan harris.than, i'll start with you. for argument's sake, let's say these are the only two guys, these are the only two names in the mix right now, obviously they're not but what do you think between biden and bernie? >> i think right now biden looks good. i think we've kind of seen bernie attempt this in 2016 and it kind of petered out as the primaries went on. i think biden looks good. he far out in front with recent polling, that's with the scandal that he recently kind of put behind him. so i think he's got obviously obama in his back pocket, he's got name recognition going for him. i think it looks good. i think it looks good right now. jillian: we had a poll up on the screen. let's take a look at that same real clear politics poll from may to june of 2016 and that showed hillary clinton actually with 52.8% and bernie with 41.4%. so ned, you just heard jonathan say that biden looks pretty good. bernie's up there in the polls. what do you think? >> i have to agree with jonathan. coming out o

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bush ned ryan. and richard fowler. welcome. >> good to see you. >> good to be back. kennedy: great to have you. so let's talk about this ned, is math overwhelming for joe biden in terms of numbers of picture out there that capture moments that be easily memed and women who are now trickling in to the mittascene with their various stories. >> who doesn't like a little uncle creepy joe. it is never normal to sniff a another woman's hair. he is not getting the hints. i want to remind people, this would be biden's third presidential run, first two were exercised in mediocrate. that is back when party was sort of normal, now have you party captured by crazy socialists and conspiracy theorists with russia collusion tale and they think that joe biden will win a nomination, i don't think that joe biden could win a race if he just hopped in. >> i think he will follow the kavanaugh and northam template, you stay in until news cycle changes then people are no longer talking about scandal of the day. it might have been a big story 12 year ago. richard, you talk about the cancel c

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battling it out, ned ryan. fox news contributor. richard fowler. welcome. >> hey happy wednesday. >> to you as well, hump day continues. >> right. kennedy: richard, i ask you, nancy pelosi said donald trump is indecent and his indecent plans and proposal cause less dessency at border, what causing people to cross border and be apprehended. >> a couple then wrong with president's plan, president has his state department initiated cut to foreign aid to 3 country where they are coming from. kennedy: i don't have a problem with that. >> el salvador, hondurus and nicaragua. kennedy: that is okay. they don't care about the people. >> it's not about that. kennedy, of course, it is. why do you give aid then, go ahead. >> to help folks. kennedy: you are talking about same subject. and same language. >> mothers and father pack up. kennedy: the krup corrupt regims don't care. >> e-- >> why do we give them dollars. >> if that is true that is more reason there is a humanitarian crises. >> don't give bad guys good money and hope it works out, that is naive. >> t

do i have a doozy for you tomorrow night, a good one with ne-- ned ryan, richard fowler, they are going to fight. good night. . lou: good evening our southern border is fire. that according to a senior official at department of homeland security. the trump administration's point person on both border security and immigration policy is kirstjen nielson last week described crisis as a system ride break down. the system she is in charge of. she appears to be more a part of the problem than the solution. president trump vowing to shut down the border to protect our national security. >> a little secret, security is more por important to me than t, we'll have a strong border or a closed border, when we close that border we'll stop hundreds of millions of dollars of drugs from coming in. tremendous aims of drugs come through the southern border, i'm prepared to do it we'll see what happens over the next few days. lou: president's strong stand to secure border in contrast to that of his secretary of homeland security. she waited 6 weeks after president had declared a national emergency on the

do i have a doozy for you tomorrow night, a good one with ne-- ned ryan, richard fowler, they are going lou: good evening our southern border is fire. that according to a senior official at department of homeland security. the trump administration's point person on both border security and immigration policy is kirstjen nielson last week described crisis as a system ride break down. the system she is in charge of. she appears to be more a part of the problem than the solution. president trump vowing to shut down the border to protect our national security. >> a little secret, security

. >> joining me now, ned ryan, ceo of american majority. ned, good morning.r joining me. >> good morning. >> what's your reaction to what we just heard there? >> trump is laying out what he thinks is common sense, here's what's happening. here's what people outside of the acela corridor is happening. he is stating what he thinks their priorities are. this is a mystery, why people can't understand this, what donald trump did and what he's going to do in 2020, is say here's what i'm dealing with. i'm going to address these issues and here's my plan to do so. i'm not sure what the great mystery is. >> there's the underlying theme of fear. what's the benefit of president trump pushing fear? >> i wouldn't call it fear. there's real concerns. we have big issues that we're experiencing and dealing with. he has talked about immigration. i think it's a problem that democrats and republicans have brought about. it's something that has to be addressed. and for him not to address that would be dishonest with the american people. i think with donald trump, i don't think o

joining me, american majority ceo ned ryan, given your experience in politics and historical knowledge how would people react to democrats impeaching this president? >> well i think it would be a disaster for them. i still think they are deranged enough to at some point potentially try to go do that full. but impeach on what? the fact that trump did not respond well to a soft coop attempt. and reacting to fact that -- they know this, democrats in the house know this their there was no collusion. there was no conexpi conspiracyy know the attempt to charge trump with obstruction of justice that andrew weisman came up with were based on thin -- they know they have nothing. nancy pelosi is a political realist, she knows to centrist democrat in swing districts, i am not sure she thinks she would have their votes, we know there is no way they get two-thirds of vote to remove trump from office. trish: maxine waters goes for with her plan, she loves that primimpeachment idea. she told us over and over before even looking at mueller report that president should be impeached. have you that, then

joining me now, radio talk show host rashad richie and ned ryan, former writer for president george w us this morning. rashad, i want to go to you first. how do you interpret that tweet? >> ridiculous. so, let's look at what trump is doing. he's actually using immigrants as political pawns in his presidential chess match against democrats. what's really unfortunate is that it seems as if the president cannot make a distinction between propaganda trump, which is great for campaigning, and president trump, which should be great for people. sanctuary cities have 2.2% less crimes in these cities and a decreased unemployment rate, higher household median income. when you're looking at sanctuary cities, i think we need to look at what is the cause and effect relationship between law enforcement and actual community safety. what law enforcement is not tangled in these battles with i.c.e. or battles with immigration, they can protect the citizens they are sworn to serve. in addition to that, we have seen study after study produced that sanctuary cities have a higher coordination ratio with th

joining me now is democratic strategist antwon seawright and ned ryan, ceo of american majority and aed, what do you think that poll signals to you? what does it signal to you? >> well, it signals to me that it's april of 2019 and he just gott a three-year investigation into potential russian collusion. i would offer, phillip, that i think donald trump is going to be stronger ultimately from this. again, if you strike at the king, make sure to kill him. they did not. donald trump is going to be even stronger moving forward. if this was april of but i wou also remind people, too, if the polls were correct, donald trump wouldn't be in the white house. >> antwon, do you agree with what he said? surprisingly, shockingly i actually do. >> this might be the first time we've agreed, antwon. >> i know. no wonder we having such bad weather in south carolina. there's no way to measure the effectiveness to donald trump. because this investigation i think is going to hit a second gear in terms of democrats doing their job in the congress of flushing out what the special prosecutor put in his repo

joining me now, american majority ceo ned ryan and former obama campaign adviser david mohey.is it okay to do something now with this president that was not okay to do then with that president? >> well, i'm not sure there's a gigantic difference as big as might be implied. the truth is, this is about positioning and ned's father, i saw him here in philly run in 1971. both sides, it's sides now, are trying to get positioning. the president's got a big lead. he's defined through the barr summary the mueller report but only 29% of the american people think that that clears the president, that that's enough. 420 members of congress, big majorities of the american people want to see the full report. remember, there's precedent going back 20 years, the starr report, watergate, those reports were issued quickly. congress -- david: they did have all the salacious stuff. ned, the fact is there is a law even though that was a different counsel system back then, current law has different definitions of what can be released and the role of the attorney general, but the law is specific. i