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newt gingrich was another. there were phonies that jump on board late. you know what? because we knew instinctively -- we knew trump. we had a relationship with hill -- him. he's going to keep his promises. this is what he does.ha he has. the other thing i said to people was, you know what, he -- this is the iconic class is needed. this country needed a shakeup badly. he it. >> laura: people are surprised by that, sean. if china doesn't change their ways and stop ripping us off, we're going to have to start doing things on tariffs. they didn't think he would do it. othersnt promised they would tae on china. they predicted he wouldn't be

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we are going to discuss this in the next few minutes with newt gingrich. but first. trumps prescience in another area and pragmatism on refugees, that's the focus of tonight's angle. back in 2016, candidate donald trump warned about the weekend unreliable process we had and using for betting refugees. he was suggesting banning refugees from suspect countries. >> we are going to stop the tens of thousands of people coming in from syria. we have no idea who they are, there is no paperwork, it's going to end badly. >> laura: it almost did, as we reported last night the fbi has arrested 21-year-old syrian refugee mustafa alomar, he is suspected of planning an attack on a black church to take revenge for our isis brothers in nigeria. on world refugee day, it's important to note that he had been admitted into this country as a refugee that candidate trump issued that warning. of course we all remember when president signed his executive order banning refugee travel from seven countries including iran, libya, north korea, yemen, somalia, and syria, the left went nuts. >> wh

let's bring in former speaker of the house newt gingrich. make of the president's scathing response to the speaker of the house? >> well, i think that she has set the standard. when you say you want to see somebody in jail, probably that person doesn't respond very well. and with trump you have somebody who always counter punches. his theory is always to hit you two or three or four times harder than you hit him. and i don't think this is a fight she wins. look at the last 10 days. i'll write about this next week. look at the last 10 days. he goes to japan and is the first foreign leader to meet the new emperor, very presidential. he goes to london, has dinner with the queen, very presidential. he gives maybe one of the best speeches of his career in a speech which people compare favorably at normandy with reagan's great speech. very presidential. and then you have nancy pelosi looking like a jerk. presently if the house democrats stay down here and the president keeps being a world leader, the stature gap will reelect him just by itself. i

gingrich newt thanks for joining us. >> glad to be with you.tent cutting drones overhead is an advantage both because it gives you the information to should be a little bit more relaxed so when they start shooting drones down at both raises question of their aggression but also raises question do they want us to not know what's beginning on and therefore to increase our potential threat of military activity because we really don't know exactly what they're up to. >> newt the question, though, is with these increase of provocative acts, and now, of course, direct attack on the u.s. drone, what do they gain by military confrontation with america? >> well i think what iranians are desperate i think various sanctions are really working. they've dropped from about $2 million a barrel down to $400,000 and going further lower. we've had very effective cutting them off and various businesses but just imposing sanctions so steep that a lot of other countries now are not doing business with them. and i think that the dictatorship is floundering i think i

the newt to see through media my students and their students, using twitter and set ofo engage a whole new conversations about what is american history. it's all of these students. how do you make sense of hamilton as a national phenomenon? it's powerful to think that robert caro's book inspires this smash hit and you realize during the obama administration, this is probably the only time the obamas went to the same event and had a similar vision of american history. >> how is social media affecting how we learn about it? prof. lewis: i think social media serves as a tease her you cannot tell complex stories of american history. we had an interesting plein air he. about this. said, the format is 800 words. so it is a little teaser. i need to know more. we are going towards the future and full or discovery. >> what other hot topics are using in his tree? prof. lewis: a number. the whole question of truth and fact. whetherre questioning truth and evidence is our bread and butter. we have to put a stake in the ground and make sure we never isep on the idea that there evidence. there is fa

newt gingrich.o you think that this will hurt democrats in 2020 if they end up pushing forward on this? >> sure. i think they will look nuts. he himself looked nuts. you come out and say the russians we indicted are innocent untilay proven guilty. but now the president, we have not proven him innocent yet. think about that mueller said. now you have the democrats saying maybe we can't impeach him but we know he is a criminal? how do they know that? you have to start out with a fascist left, free speech meanings you are not allowed to speak. if you say anything wrong you are homophobic orin something. their normal behavior is to just make stuff up. there is no evidence that the president has been guilty of anything. 2 years mueller had 15 left wing-democratic lawyers. all very good prosecutors. he had $30 million. he locked up at least 2 people in solitary confinement that are un-american and could not find anything. the democrats need to recognize should a dry hole. >> laura: the policy deal. even s

dan fogler first showed up as jacob kowalski, a friend of newt's in this magical film from 2016. is "fantastic beasts and where to find them"? yes. film, $800. james. - who is george clooney? - he's the actor. film, $400. rob. what is "a streetcar named desire"? you got it. what's the big idea? $800. rob. - who is chuck jones? - yes. places that became words, $800. rob. - what is shenandoah? - no. megan. - what is limerick? - limerick. yes. tea, $400. james. - what are pandas? - yeah. dates, $400. megan. - what is 15? - yeah. climate, $400. james. - what is weather? - weather. right. places, $400. this breed takes its name from a valley along the river aire in yorkshire, england. james. - what is an airedale terrier? - yes. and now the last clue... rob. - what is calculus? - correct. and that brings you up to $8,400. impressive. megan impressive also with $12,200. but james more impressive. $41,612. final jeopardy! coming up. let's take a look. national anthems is what we get to deal with when we come back. ♪ want to freshen your home without using heavy, overwhelming scents? int

nancy pelosi does not want to be the next newt gingrich. >> yeah.uy, you say that in spite of democrat's dilemma on whether to impeach or not, you say the process is moving forward. >> i think it's moving forward because the democrats are winning in some of the court cases and hope hicks is going to testify. donald junior is going back to testify. i think the republicans are playing the democrats here. i think the democrats are not playing hardball enough. frankly, i need -- i think that the impeachment process should begin. now, it should begin because it strengthens the investigatory ability of the house of representatives and they need to keep turning over the rocks. they don't have to finish it. they just keep investigating. think about hillary clinton in benghazi. the republicans tortured her with it for two years. it hurt her. trump has 25 benghazis. if you do that all the time every day, and he does nothing to expand his base, his base is contracting. representative lee in the earlier segment was talking about women. women are abandoning him.

i think newt gingrich makes a great point in this fox news op-ed.ountry likes the term socialism. they think it's about helping people and doing good. and trump campaign officials have told me this privately so they're trying to shift the message. it's like venezuela pendants and you get into the details. >> sandra: the response changes. he's trying to say it's about free markets versus government control because the word socialism is confusing to some people. >> president bernie sanders, he want to see with the stock market is going to do if that happens? that is one of those frightening things right now is talking about all the good things that are going on right now. if you really want to lose the s&p all-time records that got hit last night? this month alone up over 7%, all the things that are going on right now whether it's china, iran, and look at it. stick to the economy and the strength. to make the point, keeping america great, the president's campaign slogan for 2020 is exactly what trump has done. as a bit of a different take, says make a

i agree with newt gingrich that the president's relationship with his voters is intense.ig question, of course, is what percentage of those voters make up the electorate. if it's 43%, that's a pretty good percent, not enough to win. the president has to make -- to close the deal between the 43% and another 6% or 7% of the electorate to be the winner in the 2020 election. and we know that he has that solid base. we are going to see that in orlando tonight. the question is whether he will be able to pull up more voters, suburban women, republican women who voted against a public and candidates in the midterm elections, we will get the arguments night in orlando. the argument he intends to make to the american people. >> melissa: judy miller, vice president -- former vice president joe biden says he will take states to turn the election. georgia, north carolina, suffolk atlanta, texas, in florida. to think he could win of those states? >> [laughs] i think he should be more concentrated on michigan, pennsylvania, and states that actually won it for donald trump. florida, by t

newt, thank you very much. brian: pick up "collusion" it's great.estaurant in miami. after the big show last night on nbc he is talking to some voters about how what they thought, todd. todd: good morning. one of the complaints low energy. are we low energy today guys? >> no. >> we begin with madeline she is a real estate grandmother. i love the way you said that you said your debate winner was donald trump. your loser was the american people american people, why? >> because all the candidates were so socialist. so extreme socialist policies. and that doesn't work. we know by experience cuba didn't work. venezuela didn't work. nicaragua didn't work. why is it going to work here? they all get freebies that's how they are buying the votes. definitely no way. donald trump is our man. todd: thank you real estate grandmother. [laughter] [applause] todd: cpa as a cpa you didn't like the talk of a 70% tax. why? >> of course not. that's part of the democratic agenda. they are trying to bring in socialism and by doing that they would increase their control o

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at 50 both are established in their careers as a doctor and newt is a carpenter. they each followed a very different path in life but how much was determined by nature and how much by nurture. one could. have various professions chances are they each had a conventional job interview but moves are afoot to transform the recruitment process particularly in larger companies. in future artificial intelligence may play a major role in selecting a candidate. a company looking for customer consultants office video interview the applicants. my name is i am passionate about individuals and people the questions are pretty recorded and applicants get to answer from the comfort of their own home what's unusual is the selection process a software program analyzes the voice on the applicants face the movement of the eyebrows the smile the data is then assessed using algorithms to decide who's best suited to the job. in the course of about a 20 or 30 minute interview we can collect 100000 data points about your vote voice the vocabulary you share internation and your facial expr

i should do more try it and wait what you feel care a lot of yoga spinoffs like beer yoga or even newt holger so what do you think of this i would say i would like to drink a beer i go to a bar you know and if i like to be nude i go to the beach. i prefer live fully dressed of your graph. you know because. everything what is outside normally is not with the way we look to to what's inside and to get to feel what to do but yoga's health but definitely this is not the core concept of yoga or if i drink beer by doing so if i'm not living in berlin and i want to find a good grade yoga teacher what i have to look for i would pay attention if you go to a place what people ask you are you healthy what you want to do and get your trust your 1st impression. more think the right one and then of course you need to practice to get your own experience. and you will find the right place and the right teacher but i think many of our viewers right now would like to start the practice of yoga but they say. because i don't have the right equipment but we can help you win it all. we've got a great mass a

newt row and rachael ray new trish the investigation started last summer. ahead a tragic end. >>the case of a missing student in utah suspect has been arrested for murder, what police say happened to mackenzie lueck. >>the big story tonight texas in social media may have been the break in the case of the missing utah college student, 31 year old are you a shot he has been arrested and accused of killing 23 year-old mackenzie lueck this is him walking toward a swat team with his hands up this morning. police say that lou it was dropped off by a lyft driver at a park at 03:00am on july 17th, the north salt lake city that's where she met someone in a vehicle. investigators say look and a chinese phones were both in the park within less than a minute of each other. police say that they found its dna and some of her personal items burned in a chinese backyard. other charred material was located. which has now been forensically has been determined. >>to be female human tissue. that dna profile was compared. and is consistent with the dna profile obtained through further forensic tes

. >> inventory newts couple come in and respond to 150 statements, things like, i am worried about my fiancee's pets. or my fiancee and i talked about taking pony from our families. all kinds of things. and then, they do that separately and come to us and go oaf that with them to try to prevent a lot of surprises you know. get as many surprises ahead of time as we can. that's one of the things we do. >> let's get the administrative thing you your office offers resources and personnel and experts. but this happens, this couple's pret prep happens at local. >> parish level. some parishes are not set up to do that and he work with some. and we have classes on marriage. and they are called marriage preparation and the church is getting away from that it's formation. because preparation ends. formation is ongoing right so quickly. my dad is a physician. he would lose his license if hedoesn't catch up. my mom is a nurse. so married couples need to do ongoing formation and we have tried to offer that in the archdiocese more and more. we have preparation, but also formation. >> so that's a ne

tada newt has absolutely no legitimate right to be a wealthy man he has been a public servant since he left university i spent a couple months researching it 1st looking for stories we asked about him got a few breaks on time and i soon began to get some really good information. i have heard that somebody was taking legal action against the thai family. and i spent about 3 months trying to find out who lost for i was in trucking and. it's easy hearing. you want a piece of your good luck. he was in the realm estate business and what with the time family for traffic years. until we fell out with. the key thing was that he was able to give me documents. worth 0 exterior that time to time personally for the very 1st time to these fast properties in the united states. he was a director of the company that owned them and he was also privately shown to be the chief shareholder. something he's always appointed being made public. that was very valuable information but ross was able to provide me with. a year's iover of the scope that all these assets. i had no idea whether anyone was going to r

in the 1990s, then congressman newt gingrich claimed president bill clinton's health care plan was "centralized bureaucratic socialism." the conservative heritage foundation has claimed that the children's health insurance program, the chip program, was "a step towards socialism." former speaker of the house john boehner claimed the stimulus package, the omnibus spending bill and the budget proposed by president barack obama were "all one big down payment on a new american socialist experiment." in this regard, president harry truman was right when he said that "socialism is the epithet they have hurled at every advance the people have made in the last 20 years. socialism is what they called social security. socialism is what they called farm price supports. socialism is what they called bank deposit insurance. socialism is what they called the growth of free and independent labor organizations. socialism is their name for almost anything that helps all the people." harry truman. [applause] now let's be clear. while president trump and his fellow oligarchs attack us for our support of democrati

filed against 2 doctors one nursing director and his deputy and the accusation is that they knew what newt's who was doing they knew that he was actively killing patients and that didn't stop him they didn't intervene so that he could further kill even more and continue his killing spree and. judge brinn one clearly said that he also had the feeling that there was a cover up so during the trial when he was asking witnesses they wouldn't answer you know no way which was credible to him so now 4 witnesses are actually also facing trial for perjury and so the question still remains knew what and which level of hierarchy in these 2 clinics so this is up to investigators to determine marion and oldenburg thank you. to denmark now where the social democrats have emerged as the winners of national elections putting its leader mehta fredrickson track to become the country's youngest prime minister the 41 year old led the social democrats to be the center right government in a close race she's now been tasked with gaming support from the other left leaning parties in the parliament denmark is the 3rd

let me ask you about the trump economy, newt.dent received positive job ratings on his handling of the economy. the president tweeted this. if the totally corrupt media was less corrupt i would be up by 15 points in the polls based on our tremendous success in the economy, maybe the best ever. if the corrupt media was actually fair i would be up by 25 points. nevertheless, despite the fake nukes we are doing grace -- fake news, we are doing great. we are debating whether or not we're going to see a rate cut. the economy is going strong. we have 3.6% unemployment. and we have adp numbers showing more job growth, within the next hour. >> let me offer a contrarian view. i think the fed ought to focus on money. if you have no inflation, then you ouyou ought to be relatively passive. if you have an increase in productivity you can afford to cut rates just not because you're trying to stimulate the economy, but because you actually don't need to send any signal that money ought to be more expensive. money is expensiveness is a function

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newt gingrich among others use having his advantage by his fiery rhetoric broadcast as if he was speakingfor the entire house when there may have only been one or two members there. they had to make adjustments as they get used to the notion of cameras. c-span was born there. boom for theeat country. host: good morning. thank you for waiting. listen, i think the people are missing the big point. country -- hethe turned a lot of democrats republican. there is a reason for that. people need to really look at it. they are trying to turn it around. trump may be a nasty president, but he is our president. think they realize that even if they put trump out, they will find a nastier president. host: thank you for the call. your take away from that? guest: i'm curious about what he thats president obama did turned him. what does he think president trump is doing that is either keeping him in the republican fold or just keeping him a supporter. les is from gilmore, texas. caller: good morning. how is everybody doing this morning? i've been watching c-span for about two or three years. one of your

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newt gingrich was another. there were phonies that jump on board late. you know what? because we knew instinctively -- we knew trump. we had a relationship with hill -- him. he's going to keep his promises. this is what he does.ha he has. the other thing i said to people was, you know what, he -- this is the iconic class is needed. this country needed a shakeup badly. he it. >> laura: people are surprised by that, sean. if china doesn't change their ways and stop ripping us off, we're going to have to start doing things on tariffs. they didn't think he would do it. othersnt promised they would tae on china. they predicted he wouldn't be nafta. he did it. his tone, i get it.bo >> sean: i don't care about that. >> laura: that's all they have.t identity politics and rage. the raw accomplishments for the men and women in the country that were forgotten. >> sean: if you want me to shutu up, -- you and i could talk all night. we have the iran deal which was insane. how many promised jerusalem as the capitol. then we have the biggest tax cut in burdens of regulation. he did a

wawa opened its newt location today.e a little excited about that, the first 200 people in the door take home a free t-shrt, any sizeoffee is going to be free through sunday. not just today, sunday, sunday,y sund it will be the fourth wawa in the district, a fifth one will open in adams morgan later this year. have fun. >>> helping families in need is the number o goal for our community in our area. the food bank feeds dozens of milies every day. >> we're inside the food bank here andhelook, w people come here, they get a real grocery store like experience, it feels really good in re. he shelves, many of them are empty, what do we want to do today? >> stock the shelves. >> this food drive goes on until 2:00 p.m., can you donate at any time that they're open. i want to bring in those food bank directors to talk about the laed and one particu story that comes to mind a father and son that you met. >> father and a 4-year-old son came to the thrift store and told me they hadn't eaten for two days, i gave them crackers and so

former speaker of the house, newt gingrich, sir, thank you very much for joining us live today.. she has headlines for us. carley: hey, guys. turning to more headlines now. the man david ortiz is due in court today. gabriel perez turned himself in to dominican police on friday. it's believed he organized the attack on big papi. police believe they are closing in on the person who ordered the $8,000 hit on ortiz. will release a motive this week. ortiz was shot in the back at a nightclub. is he recovering at a boston hospital. a shark attack sends an 8-year-old boy to the hospital. all shark swimming off the coast when a shark sank his teeth into his leg. is he expected to make a full recovery. this is the third shark attack in the state this month. two weeks ago a teenager was bitten and needed her leg amputated. look at how beautiful she is. and last week a shark bit a surfer in the foot. now, he is the pride of pebble beach. gary woodland holds off brooks koepka to win the u.s. open. [cheers] [. >> got it! >> he did it. wood land sinking the long long birdie putt. first major t

president from traveling to florida today, newt gingrich, fox news contributor. sir, thank you for your time. welcome back. donald trump jr. on foxnews.com, describing 17 months of mudslinging slog. how tough is this reelection? >> well, i think it's tough, but i think we are at 92 or 92% negative press coverage, the fact that he is still standing is kind of amazing. part of that is that he has had a remarkable economy. people have been given large credit for job creation and for wages going up. at the same time, he has done what he has promised he would do. he has been very good on judges, very good on deregulation. very good on tax cuts. so he's going to have a fight. it's going to be very tough, but as scott robinson pointed out this morning, exactly on the state four years ago, donald trump was at 1%. 67% of the republican said they would never vote for him. now this is a great campaigner. i think that he believes he's going to win. he believes it's going to be a fight to the finish, but he also believes that the democrats are pretty weak, and i am inclined t

newt gingrich was another. then there were phonies that now jumped on board late. the first off the train. because we knew instinctively -- we knew trump. we had a relationship with him. i told people he will keep his promises. this is what he does. he has. and the other thing i said to people was you know what? this disruptor iconaclasst is needed. >> laura: people are surprised when he said if china doesn't change their ways and top ripping us off, we will have to start doing things like tariffs on significant numbers of goods. they didn't think he would do it because other presidents promised and didn't. they predicted he would not do nafta and laughed at that idea and he got the u.s. through. now it's up to congress. they criticized trump for his tweets or tone. i get it, but on the stuff -- >> sean: i don't care about that. >> laura: that's all they have. identity politics and race. but the raw accomplishments for the man and woman that were forgotten in this country, it's bar none. i have never seen anything like this. >> sean: if you want me to shut up, just

there is a place to see that called cnn and newt gingrich will be here talking about joe biden. marched with martin luther king for civil rights protest, the only problem was he didn't march with martin luther king for civil rights protests. these are the things joe biden has to clear to be the nominee you discussed that you are talking about next. rob: we were verifying london was 5 or 6 -- it is 5 hours. >> is jillian dips her head in shame. hours ahead. rob: see you in 13 minutes. introducing the first of its kind lexus ux and ux f sport, also available in hybrid all-wheel drive. lease the 2019 ux 200 for $329/month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. we see two travelers so at a comfort innal with a glow around them, so people watching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choicehotels.com". who glows? just say, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com [ slurps ] gwho's a good boy? it's me. me, me, me. hey guys! you're gonna want to get in on this. i know how to those guys in here. let's pause the internet on their device

people don't remember his back when the impeachment of president clinton occurred in 1998, then speaker newt a lot of season and that he lost his job a speaker because it was very very unfavorable and people were not happy about it. chris pelosi was asked today about the comments reportedly when she said in private, the president should go to prison. her response to that today was quote - i'm done with him, i don't even want to talk about him. you think she will stick to that? or did that is her signaling to democrats hey, let's just hit the pause button for second. >> i think she is speaking to the democrats who want impeachment. by saying the president should be in jail, personal think and helps her because on the one hand she is saying, no impeachment inquiry on the other hand, he should be in jail. what does that say?she believes the president should be in jail but she should not impeach? it does not make a lot of sense it seems contradictory to me. >> a long way to go with this until january 2021. >> that is what a lot of people are hoping. robert bittman, thank you for joining us tonig

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there was a vote so they went for it, and it cost newt gingrich's job. i think that's a presence for nancy pelosi, and i get a sense she needs to see the overall poll numbers change that say, hey, it's not just the democrats that are there, it's the broader country. >> as i like to quote each week, if trump is impeached, the martyr raises $100 off of it. look at the time. john ralston, steve kornacki, thank you so much. in a way that says hey it's not just democrats who were there, it's the broader country. >> and because i like to quote rick wilson at least once a week his argument is, if impeached trump runs as a martyr, raises $100 million off of it and walks into reelection. look at the time, john ralston, steve kornacki, gentlemen, thank you both for adding so much to our conversation on a wednesday night. >>> the road to miami goes through a state where their chief exports to the world include clam chowder and tom brady and where they take their politics very seriously. we'll have that when we come back. (danny) let me get this straight. after a lo

there had been a story about newt gingrich asking his first wife for an open marriage.ame up at the debate and this is what happened. >> she said you asked her to enter into an open marriage. would you like to time to respond to that? >> no. but i will. i think the destructive vicious negative nature of the news media makes it harder to govern this country, harder to attract decent people to run for public office. i'm appalled you'd begin a presidential debate on a topic like that. >> gingrich turned a potentially devastating question around, got the audience onto his side and this poll days before the primary in 2012 look what happened. turned the entire price around. gingrich wins it. romney ends up winning the nomination. because of that his road was a lot bumpier because of that debate. >> amazing. steve kornacki, going to the vault, thank you. >>> coming up next, next hour, 2020 presidential candidate john hickenlooper in a live interview. >>> demanding action, a new u.n. report calls for an investigation into the saudi crown prince's possible role in the killing o

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and he asked former speaker newt gingrich to give details about that head wind. compare it to bill clinton. if he stays in office and the economy took so long, he becomes somebody who's emboldenened by somebody who did it against all odds. >> the democrats are so disingenuous. if nancy pelosi wanted to see trump in jail and thought he would go there, she would move forward. the entire thing is political exercise, charade from the left. i 100% agree with what attorney general barr said. he said it's the people resisting a democratically elected president. they're destroying norms and institutions. case in he is prohibited by law he cannot release. they still want to move forward with a contempt vote. it's disingenuous. >> nancy pelosi comes out and she says, you know, the president is engaged in a cover-up, what is he covering up? >> that was one of the things that was indicated in mueller's statement where he indicated there could be an obstruction but couldn't take action. >> what was being covered. >> you need the investigation to come out and -- >> in search o

former speaker of the house, newt gingrich.r, good morning to you. what do you think of the president's trip with the first lady to the united kingdom thus far? >> there is amazing contrast between the point you made before the commercial break with the democrats yammering about impeachment. here is the president he goes to japan. the first person to greet the new emperor. he is in london with the queen and with theresa may. then he will go to norman day i suspect he will give a powerful speech about the landing, the liberation of europe. the contrast visually, between the president of the united states who is increasingly accepted worldwide as the president. it is not about trump, not trump. he is the president of the united states. i think that vivid contract between his reach worldwide and the shrinking of the house democrats is dramatically to the disadvantage of the democratic party. brian: at first i thought, theresa may only has a few more days left. this is bad timing. actually it is good timing in retrospect. they're i

one point in 2008, you had newt gingrich leading.iuliani leading in the polls at these early stages. jeb bush in 2016. so at this point it is really meaningless on both sides of the aisle. candidates are starting to get out there to identify themselves. you haven't had the first democrat debate. when they start taking each other on, we're starting to see that happen, people will get a new light. whomever comes out of that very crowded primary is going to face a president donald trump, who is going to be well-funded, well-organized. meanwhile the democrats will be broke, broken, will inherit a democratic national committee that can barely keep the lights on. melissa: you have to pick someone, i will not let you say no one. who do you think would give president trump biggest run for money? i know answer is none of them, but after that if you had to pick one, who is most threatening? >> i don't really pick candidates to run against. melissa: come on. >> because if i was a political operative in 2016 on democrat side most people would ha