well, it's not just the newcomer, ocasio-cortez. chuck schumer failed to point to a party leader during the recent appearance as well. joining us is raj christiano-morrissey, great to see you. this is complicated. thank you, harris. >> harris: you have to distance yourself but nancy pelosi makes a lot of money. what is going on? inside the democratic party. >> i think right now it represents a diversity of viewpoints. as you know, numerous districts have numerous perspectives and viewpoints among their constituents. the different members represent. that and i think that that comes to washington, d.c. there's no one voice that represents every single district. however, i do think that there's an underlying dmon denominator among democrats, trying to fight for the economic aspirations of working families and we believe in a country that is uncluesive, tolerant, where there's quality for all. >> harris: you and i have talked enough we can cut to the quick here. nancy pelosi talked about people having crumbs. is she really the best pers

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kennedy: alexandria ocasio-cortez is like the deli of the month club.er interviews are like the gift that keeps giving the whole year. she clarified where the slaiftion come from. no more funerals. >> we are paying for the system. americans have the sticker shook of healthcare as it is, and we are also not talking about why aren't we incorporating the costs of the funeral expenses because of those who die because they can't afford access to healthcare. that's part of our system. kennedy: what? messiah bernie is going to keep people from dying because they only die as a result of private healthcare is telephones. sow canadians are i am, so canadians are immortal. people will still die when bernie is president. and there is no guarantee people will live longer or better because of anything in this utopian stomach churner. what is proposed is a 40 person * pay cut for d a 40% pay cut for doctors and providers. if you like your doctor you won't be able to keep your doctor because your doctor won't be a doctor any more if you cut their peso dramatically. '.

this is exactly what socialists like ocasio-cortez want. eventually diluting and overwhelming your vote with the votes of others who aren't, let's face it, too big on adam smith and the federalist papers. as for those minivan-driving women from the 1990s, well, news flash, alexandria, most of them are still alive and they vote. and i've met him i bet most of them don't like the lawlessness at the border and the crime it brings into our country. i have to believe that most american women are smarter than to fall into the socialism open borders trap. it's clear that we need a reset on the entire issue of immigration. illegal and legal. it's time that the president gives a formal address to the nation, preferably one from the oval office. he should lay out his agenda and the cost to the nation of not pursuing it. as he said before, merit-based, legal immigration is fantastic, but what we have now is a complete farce and we are all paying for it, some, as you saw with those examples, more than others. the president can be so persuasive, so give

>> i hope not, but candidly with her and people like ocasio-cortez who is just nominated in a secure democratic district, we have people who are engaging in just resistance and socialism as prominent, and are hopefully not leaders of the democratic party. >> janine: what do you think, is maxine waters the new face of the democratic party? >> she definitely is, judge. and congratulations on your new book. >> janine: thank you. >> maxine's has nothing to do with families and working. her agenda is to impeach president trump. any chance she gets she calls the tax cuts, tax scams. i think the democrats are very desperate right now, black voters' support for president trump is on the rise. >> more for our viewers in case they live under a rock, i want you to see maxine. >> and just for inspiration, i will go and take trump out tonight. unveil the criminal activity, the constitutional activity of this president and his family. so i have dubbed them the criminal clan come a long time ago. >> i will fight every day until he is impeached. impeach 45. this is a bunch of scumbags, that's what t

that is what ocasio-cortez seems to be laboring upon.t people from punishing capitalism there are big regulations in place to protect people but a free market system there are winners and losers but the government does not take it. you are out there with your ability to try and do the best you can. >> what we've seen just in the last several months is that wells fargo has been opening fraudulent accounts on behalf of other customers four, five, six, seven accounts and they're not how the gullible. they're paying a fine but it's white-collar crime. you're not going to jail. even during the mortgage crisis we just saw that wells fargo made a mistake in 400 people lost their homes. these are real people facing real conferences and the wall street banks are playing with the lottery money one kate, let me bring on. there was criticism that no one went to jail for the financial collapse in the case of wells fargo i would say there were limitations. the ceo, cfo lofts their jobs and had their bonuses called back. does nathan have a point? >> wh

four of the six candidates endorsed by alexandria ocasio-cortez lost and lost badly. cortez adding, i guess you could call it insult to injury or just insult to end injury, going after a key group of voters the dems desperately need if they want to do anything in november. >> i think that politically this like upper middle class is probably more moderate, but that upper middle class doesn't exist anymore in america. their heyday was in the '90s when kids have furbees and moms with soccer vans. >> that's the dream. >> that's not america anymore. lou: wow. you can see why the dems want to put her out front, and the republicans seem to be applauding the decision. here to discuss, jason chaffetz, former republican congressman from utah, fox business contributor, author of the soon to be published book "the deep state. how an army of bureaucrats protected barack obama and working to destroy the trump agenda ." it's available for preorder on amazon and everyone. tell them you want it and get on the list. thank you for being here. >> thank you. lou: great to have you're by th

alexandria ocasio-cortez endorsed five candidates. she went zero for three as far as the democratic socialists. she was quick to point out that two other candidates she did support won their primaries. one of those winners, james tom soinls have much a moderate who refused to support an assault weapons ban because he knows assault weapons is one fake made up phrase. does this mean the big socialist wave fizzled? let's ask the ce to of american majority ned ryun and richard fowler. welcome, gentlemen. richard, i sense some relief from you that as far as the democratic socialists, they actually lost their primaries last night. >> i think donald trump and a lot of folks at the rnc want to wrap the party around alexandria ocasio-cortez's neck. but that's not the truth. what happened in the new york third district looks different than the ohio 12th. a race we should not have even been in. but democrats are energized, engaged, and they care. look what happened in missouri last night. they he overturned a right to work law. the voters of mis

one thing we get from the elections when we saw ocasio-cortez is the vast message that may resonate in the bronx doesn't necessarily resonate in other parts of the country. it's a good lesson for democrats and one they have to learn and something republicans have learned is lou to become a big tent party to make those strategic communication decision are appropriate for the places in which they are campaigning. >> madison, what is the answer to how do you pay for all of this? are they ever pushed on what it means and how you pay for all these free things. >> you can't pay for all this. that's the simple answer. democrats claim to be the party of the people but by embracing the can't -- candidates. people don't want this. they're very happy with the way the economy's going. they have lower taxes, less regulation, more unemployment and booming economy. we saw records and records in the last year and a half. people don't want a socialist agenda and the people who do don't understand how things work. >> they are definitely defining the lines going in the midterm elections identifying what

>> i hope not, but candidly with her and people like ocasio-cortez who is just nominated in a securewho are engaging in just resistance and socialism as prominent, and are hopefully not leaders of the democratic party. >> janine: what do you think, is maxine waters the new face of the democratic party? >> she definitely is, judge. and congratulations on your new book. >> janine: thank you. >> maxine's has nothing to do with families and working. her agenda is to impeach president trump. any chance she gets she calls the tax cuts, tax scams. i think the democrats are very desperate right now, black voters' support for president trump is on the rise. >> more for our viewers in case they live under a rock, i want you to see maxine. >> and just for inspiration, i will go and take trump out tonight. unveil the criminal activity, the constitutional activity of this president and his family. so i have dubbed them the criminal clan come a long time ago. >> i will fight every day until he is impeached. impeach 45. this is a bunch of scumbags, that's what they are. >> those are very strong wor

ocasio-cortez is here to make her case to you. and another trump buddy in trouble. congressman chris collins indicted for insider trading. the prosecutor suggests a slam dunk. but wait until you hear collins' rebuttal. we will debate the case. and trump's legal team has laid out the terms for a mueller sit-down. what they want and what happens next. it's hump day. what do you say? let's get after it. ♪ >>> fair to say, yes, republicans could be in trouble in november. why? because that ohio race, no matter who wins, was way too close for a ruby red district. and fact check. no, hillary clinton did not win that district. she won a big county that is partly in the district. but trump won the district handily. and no, obama didn't win the district either in 2012. romney did. those are the facts. so this clovis a race in that district that the gop has held for almost the last four decades straight is significant. now, that said, the democrats who won last night and who did well were largely women and traditional democrats. not the lefties that bernie sanders and acolyte

please welcome, alexandria ocasio-cortez! >> hi! wow! >> stephen: welcome to the show. um, i want to confess that i did not know your name on monday. >> ( laughs ) most people didn't. >> stephen: but what is it like for you? because, this is your first election. >> yeah. >> stephen: you unseated a ten- term congressman, crowley, who many people had thrown out his name as the possible heir apparent for nancy pelosi. he's number four democrat. three weeks before the election the polls showed you 36 points behind him and you won by 15 points. that's 51-- ( cheers and applause ) that's a 51-- >> yeah. >> stephen: i-- obviously, you're a very capable, intelligent person. why do you think you were able to swing 51 points in three weeks and unseat this man who had been there for 20 years? >> well, i think the first thing to kind of mention is that i don't think polling is always right. >> stephen: we learned that in 2016. we learned that in 2016. >> polling-- here's the big thing, polling-- people try to identify who's the most like

adam: alexandria ocasio-cortez is holding a women's panel discussion today. she has been making waves since she won her primary back in june. but she now faces a tough battle glowft for progressives, but for the younger voters to hit the polls. joining us, lee carter, and danielle mclaughlin. liberal commentator. i want to start with emily. one of the things that is a draw for ocasio-cortez is she is young, and young people, i am saying peeled under 30, seem to be drawn to her regardless much policy. how do you react to that? what is her draw? when you look at the leadership of the democratic and republican parties they are like the crypt keepers. they are old. >> very, very old leadership especially in the democratic party. alexandria ocasio-cortez kind of parallels the appeal bernie sanders has with young people. i think what's lost a lot of times, conservatives like myself fail to probe why there is so much support for these policies among the young generation. how these things have sort of shaped and forged anti-establishment sentiments in young people. w

. >> a candidate from new york alexan ocasio-cortez is just she attended her sold out fund-r >> lots of excitement here in new york. people said they are supporting >> we are not going to wait to put renewable energy to the econom we not going to wait anymore for voting rights. >> new york democratic time incumbent with a gras >> we need to be the party o we need to be the party of >> bay area politicians said she is energizing voters here. >> for this many people to talk is inspiring. >> many lined up around the the san francis progressive >> it goes to show the energy >> she is eager to support a >>hopefully she will make us >> ocasio-cortez said her secret to success is engaging people nbc area news. >> a lot ofer san jose state is changing its look. the iconic i awa that character to the tower hall campus, the ivy is a breeding ground rats. crews are removing the ivy from the wants to give a i the ivy. up next, we will talk about red bull. >> it's working. >> that's what's working. kd does it against the other kd. the 29th home run of the season. this guy is awesome. the rising s

jillian: the origin -- ben shapiro taking on alexandria ocasio-cortez. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ oh my god ♪ it's the weekend ♪ hands up for the weekends ♪ oh my god ♪ it's the weekend ♪ hands up for the weekend ♪ jillian: oh my god, it's the weekend. rob: 5 am on friday. jillian: it is friday. come on. rob: calling out chicago, donald trump unleashing on rahm emanuel. jillian: griff jenkins live in washington with plans to stop the violence. >> reporter: got to do something, donald trump blaming local leaders for the surge in gun violence in chicago. >> including cities like chicago, absolute and total disaster. bad stuff happening and probably have to take from the leadership, no reason in 1 million years that should be happening in chicago. rob: the numbers are frightening, 74 people shot last weekend, 12 were killed, 41 shot early sunday morning, city officials blaming the weekend on gangs and access to guns in chicago, eddie johnson stressed the need on large outdoor gatherings. >> what they are doing in drinking, amplified mu

in other words one of the very progressive policies that ocasio-cortez is campaigning on hasbro consequences for the people she is to work with. this makes the democrats rising star stance on minimum wage. the head fund manager jonathan hugh meg. welcome back. >> it's different this time. socialism has never been tried, kennedy. listen we know from many years of experience free economies are the most prosperous. the more controlled economies whether socialist fascists are collectivist the more controlled economy the more poor disastrous economy. venezuela is being zoo animals

thanks to the the big primary y the woman you see here, alexandria ocasio-cortez. but will it actually affects the midterm elections? will it boost democrats? we've got numbers for you. plus, wait until you hear what the statue of liberty climber has to say about putting her life on the line to protest president trump. our friday friends are here to tackle that. hi! >> [inaudible] nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day,

trying to find an equilibrium within the party because there's been a lot of talk about alexandria ocasio-cortez and senator sanders and the progressive wing

plus, how alexandria ocasio-cortez turns a stunning primary upset. and look to the stars. is that the battlefield of tomorrow? the trump administration moves ahead with its plans for a new space force. the late-night comics say thank you. >> the united states space force. >> we're not entirely sure what we do. >> do we fight aliens or? >> i have no clue. just shut up until we get the spaceship. >> spaceship? >> we begin with the russia investigation. a team trump legal strategy that's in truth a team trump political strategy. the president's lawyers are now waiting on robert mueller after sending the special counsel a response they know is a nonstarter. the president, they say, is willing to answer some mueller questions, but nothing about the possibility of obstructing justice. >> the reality is he doesn't need to ask a single question on obstruction. he has all the answers. they're not going to change. the president's not going to change his testimony. so stop the nonsense. you are trying to trap him into perjury because you don't have a case. >> mueller, of course, does

all the ocasio-cortez people got worked last night in a lot of ways. lamb in pennsylvania, the moderate did something amazing a few months ago, danny o'connor in ohio somehow in a very red district nearly beat the republican. isn't that a case in point for moderate democratic strategy, the way to win? most of the country is not socialist. >> the socialist tag, you like social security and medicare you might be a socialist, look it up. i would also like to say you made the point yourself district by district, when you run in a district that is really red, there are 61 districts in america that have a better performance than the district lastly, we only need 23 seats to pick up the house and come within one point the story tells itself, supposed to be really great year for democrats whether you are running as a socialist democrat, conservative or whatever. if democrats when we can have our own fight within our own party, let the best man or woman when. rob: you are very divided right now. >> the only people who are trying to divide us of republicans were

and ocasio-cortezs don't define it any more than that.y: president obama does the same thing. he talks about democratic socialism. >> they are big on no concept of private property and always being under the boot of the state. kennedy: if government has failed over and over again, and it's failed in being too in line with corporations. how is more government going to make it better. >> they would rather the poor be poorer as long as the rich are not rich. if we are all see equal in the gutter. kennedy: with mandatory minimum wages there is no minimum liability. >> the democratic website supports venezuela they have gone off the deep end. kennedy: all you have to do is read some of sean penn's love letters. >> and bernie sanders and michael moore. the equality of everyone being equally destitute. kennedy: thanks so much. good to see you all. "topical storm" is next. hot dog. i'm so frustrated. i just want to find a used car without getting ripped off. you could start your search at the all-new carfax.com that might help. show me the carfax

here he is at his rally, congratulating ocasio-cortez: ( laughter ) >> stephen: he saw the results and like, "midlife crisis: activate!" ( cheers and applause ) he managed to turn his defeat into a viagra commercial. ( laughter ) but, one politician was not quite so gracious: donald trump. he tweeted, "wow! big trump hater congressman joe crowley, who many expected was going to take nancy pelosi's place, just lost his primary election. in other words, he is out! that's a big one that nobody saw happening. perhaps he should have been nicer, and more respectful, to his president!" ( audience reacts ) yes-- >> audience: boo! >> stephen: no, he's right. no, he's right. queens is big on politeness. ( laughter ) that's why on every street corner you'll hear, "excuse me, sir, i am walking here." ( laughter ) "but you may forget about it." and you may have gotten rid of owley, b doubt t cr socialist latina from queens is a huge fan of yours. "i'm so happy that alien has been defeated. i look forward to working with congressman predator." ( laughter ) quick programming note: alexandria ocasio-c

that is her job in case alexandria ocasio-cortez is watching.mocrats retake the house in november, dnc chair tom perez refusing to call pelosi a burden for the party. dan henninger with all the honey she brings, i don't know she is such a burden. she would have to be a real drag. the right loves to punch at her, an effective target. i don't know. >> i agree with you, melissa. the bottom line she is master fund-raiser and right now in the middle of all these races those candidates out there, democrats need what nancy pelosi can raise for them. but i think there is a legitimate question here about the generational transition is and political transition. there are a lot of gerrymandered democrats in the house, especially younger black politicians, democratic politicians, very difficult for them to break in. there send tire generation of younger politicians, minority politicians that probably should be getting into politics because can't break in because people like nancy pelosi, maxine waters, simply won't go. and i think that pressure will continu

what is important in michigan not just having bernie and alexandria ocasio-cortez endorse him.nti- semite endorsed the andca date and he bragged about it. he bragged about having her endorsement. if the democrat party is heading to emboll lish i.c.e. -- abolish i.c.e. and embrace soccerlism it's dangerous for america not just the democratic party. >> jessica: and i agree and this loops to a conversation about louis farrakhan and the founder of the women's march which is not our position. that is a far left position that the democratic party won't take. >> josh: you don't want to take it. you almost dominated to be the d.n.c. chair -- >> jessica: we didn't almost. that was tom perez. >> melissa: new developments when it comes to james comey and the justice department. what a judge ordered done with the f.b.i. chief private e-mail and what it means going forward. do you need the most trusted battery in your wireless mouse? maybe not. no... maybe you could trust that during your fantasy draft ...no, no, no. the computer won't auto-draft a kicker, in the 7th round. maybe you can tr

. >>> alexandria ocasio-cortez. her stunning victory was another example of the remarkable wave of women making the push to bring their ideas to washington in 2018. this week ocasio-cortez has come under fire for excluding journalists. her decision to keep the press out of those town halls, quote, a nonstory. her campaign manager said her attempts was to try something unique with her constituents. but this experiment was likely a one-time deal and that future events will be open to the press. >>> seung min kim, you have engaged with miss ocasio-cortez on twitter. this is how you point out how town halls do not work, excluding members of the press. >> if she had this for immigrants in the community or domestic violence as she pointed out in her tweet to me, we would have found it very understanding. but the fact that everybody was welcome to this town hall except for press, that's just simply not how it works. the press is there to be a conduit for the people in her community who wouldn't be able to make it to the to

a lot of the focus lately has been on democratic socialists after this win of miss ocasio-cortez. you say to folks who look at that and say, wait a second, are we buying into socialism? >> we are a progressive party but we also include progressive progressives, new democrats, more conservative blue dogs, obviously, we have some people, candidates who may become members of congress on the hard left. but as sherry indicated, we will be relentlessly focused on delivering for the people. >> bret: ocasio-cortez is a rock star. it does that hurt your message heading into the fall? >> i don't think it does. as the team just mentioned, and sherry, we are very focused on making a case to the people that democrats are fighting for them. they've a sense that washington isn't working. >> bret: 's these do share ocasio-cortez's firm opposition to the terms of tax cuts. >> the tax plan, we call it a tech scan because 83% of the benefits went to the top 1%. we want to keep the middle-class tax cuts. >> bret: 's businesses in your district have not expressed to you any upside from the tax cuts? >

a lot of the candidates and alexandria ocasio-cortez is one of the people who have shown if you knock on doors and knock on thousands of doors and interface -- that the work. a lot of candidates in the digital age have gotten lazy. think they can win through social media alone. that is not the case and nothing beats that but you need volunteers and the support. that is what they are looking for. >> harris: the last time i interviewed chairwoman mcdaniels she shared about the smaller share to have many give you smaller donations. something that obama for america knew well. and bernie sanders, too. i would say that it helps to have the opposite of what is criticized about the rhetoric across the country now, a look of the civility and the negativity in many cases. all over the place. >> kennedy: how much of this is impeachment, though? >> harris: i was going to say the one thing that the republicans are doing is galvanized behind a positive message. that is about the economy. if they stick to that, what contrast to everything out there that you hear on the left. they kind of go back and

new york congressional candidate and described socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez.ay forward is the right way, she says. she has some big issues with the current outlook of her party. take a listen. >> we have not had a party that has been investing in its own future. so we have people who are constantly fund-raising for their own reelection. the average age of house democrat right now is 65 years old. their heyday was in the 90s when kids had further use and parents -- soccer moms had a furby and like to vans. >> harris: here's how to respond in one way, ben shapiro is editor in chief. i just had on mark penn and used to work for the clintons, this is not the democratic party of of old. >> it's the new democratic socialist party and this is a wave of the future. what's really incredible about all of this is if republicans could simply make this a referendum of democratic extremism on the fact that this is not even nancy pelosi's party anymore, i think the republicans would have a much better shot in 2018 and going into the future. the fact is that she makes stateme

and he didn't endorse ocasio-cortez. >> harris: or dianne feinstein. >> greg: ocasio-cortez is not liberalssa: he didn't endorse claire mccaskill. >> harris: i'm being corrected. it happened previously. this was not on the list. >> greg: trying to trick us. >> harris: no. i was just wrong. >> melissa: previously endorsed. i see what you are saying. not on this list but i don't know if it means this time around and this round. i read that the same way. that dianne feinstein wasn't on this list. i don't know if she will make the list. >> dagen: remind people who he did endorse and campaign for. hillary clinton. she lost. so again, what does his endorsement do for these people? >> melissa: it was lukewarm. he said america needed a new car smell. >> kennedy: didn't he say do it for me? talking about hillary clinton vote for her for me. guess what? they didn't. >> harris: that is an excellent question. >> kennedy: she didn't excite his coalition. the sleight against alexandria ocasio-cortez is important. because they are still very much fighting for the soul of the democratic party and there is

i think ocasio-cortez is right to say i will decide who i want to debate and when. >> kennedy: don'the should be challenged in order receive credibility. >> juan: >> jesse: when you area challenge, you grow as a person and she's not ready for that. she can barely handle the softballs not to mention the fastballs. she's not obligated to debate random pundit. she has to face her actual opponents. she will have to get ready for that. a lot of people are trying to get a little publicity of this woman because she's a rising star and they want to make a name for themselves. that's fine. she totally botched the challenge from ben shapiro when she made it about sexism when it's obviously not. she's just not really ready for all of this. it's like when some guy that's older would go to the street and ask poor college kid questions about politics. it's just not fair. >> kennedy: dana, and your book, and you had so many great pieces of advice, especially for women entering politics. what would you tell alexandria ocasio-cortez about this moment in her political history. >> dana: you don't have

the mechanic socialist and media fan favorite alexandria ocasio-cortez did not make the cut.ve her policies are out of touch the former presidents thinking. it adds fuel to the rumor that ocasio-cortez was making her fundraising debut at hollywood tonight but in a break with tradition she will not meet with any of the entertainment industries democratic political power brokers. so, is alexandria ocasio-cortez really the future of the democratic party which is the latest pledge of digits better to trend its way out of our lives. when she won election for young face was all lit up and i thought i'm excited for her but i don't know if she's had a good couple of weeks and send. >> no, the thing about president obama and the thing about these hollywood people is that they are all rich. never heard a rich person say man, what a bummer it is that i'm so rich and i wish i lived in ashanti and had to eat cold beans out of a can and they know that if she actually gets elected and is more popular more politicians like her still be policies that will take money away from the rich. they d

the real thing there is does ocasio kor nez deserve to be on the -- ocasio-cortez deserve to be on thed poorly. that's the question. >> is she ready for prime time. >> melissa: i think democrats have been tricked into elevating her, they always say pick your enemy and elevate them. she's some one who is interesting to hear her story and interesting that she won this seat but she doesn't seem to have a lot to back it up. i would say she's definitely too chicken to face ben shapiro, at the same time he should not have brought money into it. >> katie: i think that represents how difficult it is in this day and age to engage the debate. you go to the college campus, conservatives are spending thousands of dollars on security, they're being threatened by leftists to bring a different perspective into the conversation, ben shapiro included. he brought the money in to trynd say, you won't debate me based on the merits, what if i give incentive to have a conversation. >> harris: we have campaign laws. >> lisa: he was innocently looking for a hook to draw her into the conversation. but he has s

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alexandria ocasio-cortez one edition by promising people interdistrict free stuff, free healthcare, free college, free housing, free job scope free guaranteed income. what i want to do today is a a want to give you five questions to ask your liberal peers who jumped on this democratic socialism band wagon, five questions that destroy the democratic socialist platform. i'm going to tell you why it's important to do this. let's start question number one. what's the difference between democratic socialism and just good old regular socialism? define it. when government takes over the means of production and distribution, when government redistributes wealth. that's socialism, , right? when the government takes over peoples profits through taxes and redistributes that money by giving away free stuff, that's in aquatic socialism. that's the same. the only difference, the only difference may be just maybe, the people choose socialism and then regular old socialism imposed on them. so like the difference between murder and suicide, the same end, you are dead. question number two, where in the wo

we're told she is the darling of the young democratic party, ocasio-cortez, that she appeals to the berniewho are looking for the next young leader, yet she is the reverse of the midas it appears for her fellow democrats? >> the smart money, miss cortez being the nominee 2020 for president if president obama's rise to the white house is any indication. before he took office for the very first time he was out and seen as a rising star and speaking at democratic conventions. every candidate he endorsed, almost every candidate he endorsed during his presidential years lost. smart money is on miss cortez to be the 2020 nominee. now that michael after ven -- avenatti is thinking of running for president. ashley: here is what he said, president's tweet says, many harley david owners plan to boycott the company if manufacturing moves overseas. great. most other companies are coming in our direction, including harley competitors. really bad move. u.s. will have a level playing field or better. david, let me ask you this. the president seems to be picking winners and losers s that really what the g

that includes candidates that bernie sanders and alexandria ocasio-cortez campaigned for. power panel jessica tarlov noelle nikpour. what is happening here in your estimation that republicans might be able to capitalize on. >> well, i will tell you what i think is going on with this progressive movement. they have got the passion but they don't have the policy. the policy is not sustainable. i mean, look at socialism. socialism policies don't work. but they do have the passion. so i feel like that they are rallying people and getting people excited but they are not getting the sector to the voting polls. >> harris: i like the iteration of that passion vs. policy. what is it that is broken, jessica, that the democrats think -- democratic socialism can fix? >> well, only a few of them think that. and they are losing. so i'm not sure that it actually is a band-aid for all of this. there are some policies that are hugely popular like medicare for all and if you look at the kaiser family poll about healthcare over 50% of americans generally across the board support a single pai

ocasio cortez and bernie sanders have being the standard bearers for socialism. 57% of democrats have a favorable view of socialism. doesn't get into details how they define it. nonetheless, 57 favorable, 47% view capitalism favorably. which is stunning when you think about the country we live in and how it is run. jen, how shocked are you? is this a good thing, something you would expect to see? >> the number surprised me but there is a big part of me that wasn't surprised because bernie sanders and ocasio cortez, they are the excitement and the energy in the democratic party right now. now, my view is that if we run a bernie sanders or ocasio cortez type of campaign in 2020 we will lose because neither of them could be elected in 90% of districts around the country. but it is still struggle within the party to figure out how to capture enthusiasm and energy without going to the extreme left. >> i mean a huge struggle. scott, two of six candidates that ocasio cortez endorsed in last week's primaries won. that's to jen's point. 90% of the districts could not elec

that dynamic you laid out between conor lamb and ocasio-cortez is the one we're talking about. is the democratic party moving farther to the left? will it be a far left liberal party or will it be a blue dog centrist party. isn't there room enough? are these mutually exclusive? >> do democrats have to decide, is my question. >> well, look, i think that she would not have won in alabama where doug jones won or in pennsylvania where conor lamb won so i think you have the greatest success when your candidates reflect your district. there's a broad consensus on democrats among issues, certainly trump is one, but that we have to do something about health care, that there is a concern about income inequality and job insecurity. these kinds of issues are fundamental to what democrats believe and at the bottom line they believe government has to play a role, that we can't withdraw and this is something that unites democrats, there are big differences over tactics but i think this is overblown. i don't want to be pollyannish but you saw what happened in virginia. very, very vigorous rac

ocasio cortez, elizabeth warren. cory booker is there wants to run in 2020.he right strategy. o'connor 31-year-old in ohio, his strategy was running to the middle. there is big middle in the country often gets missed, if democrats go all the way to the left good luck. brian: they have to get off the stage. donald trump got off the stage at number one. they have 20 people going for this. how do you get off the stage, maybe the most different, radical thing possible? steve: we'll talk more about politics with pete hegseth in the next segment. we want to tell you what a management professor at notre dame, joseph holt wrote. he did an op-ed. he said this. we thank soldiers for their service they devote themselves to protecting freedoms and we should. we should thank the media for the same reason especially when the stakes have never been higher. abby: that is causing a lot of people to scratch their heads this morning. a lot of folks in the media an journalists it is not always safe and doing a very important job for this country, but when you compare the two, i

democratic socialist, alexandria ocasio-cortez called out by by "the washington post," a reporter thereofs from attending a town hall event. here is the reporter's tweet. ocasio is in for a rough time on capitol hill where reporters roam freely at all hours of the day and night. if this is her attitude towards the press, i get that is not what this is -- ashley: attitude towards the press. >> her attitude toward the press. kevin jackson is with us. fox news contributor. seems to me alexandria ocasio-cortez is not prepared for what she is about to get in there, what do you say? >> very good spanish access, stuart. stuart: trying. >> you sound like tony montana. the cockroaches are shining the light on them. stuart: careful, kevin, you're on dangerous ground. >> no, let me tell you something, when ocasio-cortez doesn't want people to see what she is saying, that is very telling. given the level of intellect and responses in some. interviews, i don't plame her not wanting the media there. this is par for the course. the democrats claim they want openness and transparency and then they do the