harris as she's set to appear at town hall in colombia, palmetto state, big prize in nomination and peter doocya, south carolina at the kamala harris event that's about to start any minute now but as you can see hasn't been so yet. hi, peter. peter: and eric basketball court has been turned into town hall today, stage up at the front, they are waiting for senator kamala harris, a couple hundred people here but she started the day in intimate setting, smaller group of voters. >> i'm not mad at anybody for working hard and achieving success. i'm not mad at that at all, i applaud that and i also recognize that for most people there isn't equal opportunity to be on path. peter: hundreds of people lined up to get to this harris event more than hour and a half before start time, south carolinans are doing anything they can to do due diligence about all top democrats. >> i feel as much as i like kamala harris i also like cory booker and i like elizabeth warren so in my opinion and what i do when i do education outreach about voting, it's not about party, it's about the issues, what is affecting you. >

peter doocy is live this hour in concord. tes here are being confronted with questions about whether or not they were too quick to condemn the attackers in the jussie smollett case, including a kamala harris who needed a minute to see if she stood by her previous comments that the attack was an attempted modern day lynching. >> what tweet? >> saying it's a modern lay lynching. >> i'm sorry. >> jussie smollett. >> okay. so i will say this about that. i think the facts are still unfolding. i'm very concerned about it obviously. >> harris also told me she's not a democratic socialist when i asked if that was the direction she would need to go to be competitive in new hampshire. they said 2016 was won easily by bernie sanders. shep? >> shepard: how much talk about the green new deal, peter? >> a lot. specifically how to pay for it. cory booker said earlier today, he thinks it's disingenuous to call the new provision too expensive. >> this is the lie going on right now, a guy that is a former mayor that said you can revive your eco

peter doocy's live in manchester, new hampshire, with more. peter? >> melissa, senator sanders starts the 2020 campaign with almost $14 million left over that he can put toward this effort. and some ideas left over from 2016 when he was the runner-up that he thinks have really caught on since then. >> many of the ideas that i talked about -- medicare for all, raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour, making public colleges and universities tuition-free -- all of those ideas, people said, "bernie, they are so radical!" the american people just won't accept those ideas. you know what's happened in those three years? all of those ideas and many more are now part of the political mainstream. >> and the trump campaign reviews that basically the same way. the new press secretary writes this. "bernie sanders has already won the debate in the primary, because every candidate is embracing his brand of socialism. but the american people will reject an agenda of sky-high tax rates, government-run health care, and coddling dictators like those in venezuela. only

peter doocy is there now. it's not snowing. >> reporter: there's plenty of snow left over, if you want me to bring some back. we just got brand new information the sanders campaign confirmed to us that it took the senator just four hours to raise $1.2 million from 42,000 different donors. so sanders is already starting to piece together the coalition that helped him win more than 13 million primary votes in 2016. >> we're gonna win. we are gonna also launch what i think is an unprecedented in american history, a grass roots movement to lay the ground work for transforming the political and economic life of this country. >> reporter: sanders said he surveyed the landscape and realized the things he put forward last time like medicare for all are popular. there's one thing the hopefuls are not hoping to copy, that's his title, democratic socialist. >> people of new hampshire will tell you, i am not a democratic socialist. >> reporter: one thing bernie sanders needs to do to compete in the democratic primaries is

>> peter doocy, thank you.tes to the longest serving member of congress in american history. at the first of two funerals for michigan's john dingell. and a little more than an hour from now, the motorcade carrying his casket will pass the u.s. capitol allowing house and senate members to pay their final respects. rick leventhal is live in dearborn, michigan with more. hi, rick. >> hi, julie. a lot of those house and senate leaders had planned to be here nor the funeral but bad weather got in the way, a congressional delegation including high pressure took off from washington this morning, but they weren't able to lead. congressman billy long tweeted about it. we held an impromptu service at 30,000 feet for john dingell. after a delayed start, we took off for detroit for an hour and waiting for the temperature to rise a degree. it didn't. we're back at andrews. hundreds packed the church to pay respects for john dingell. he served 30 terms. he was elected to the seat his father held in 1955 at the age of 29. wh

peter doocy reporting live. , peter. >> shep, for months these democrats have been teeing up anti-trump talking points. now senator elizabeth warren that mentioned him by name the last time he was in iowa is telling people that she doesn't know if trump will be on the ballot next year. >> by the time we get to 2020, donald trump may not even be president. [applause] in fact, he may not even be a free person. >> but the bulk of warren's first day after closing her exploratory committee and starting a campaign focused on economic policy specifically imposing more stringent regulations on big banks that she believe have rigged the system to enrich themselves at the expanse of families. shep? >> shepard: peter, opposition research thrown at klobuchar before her announcement. she's fighting back. >> yes. her reports to these reports said it's been all quiet on the campaign hiring front because staffers were steering clear of a bad boss is to say that her intentions have been good with dealing with people that work for

live now to peter doocy on capitol hill. peter, how is this playing on capitol hill?eople are sure were talking about this document that is neatly handwritten. right there on the corner, next to "race," it says in all caps, "american indian." which we know isn't exactly true, because senator warren told us it's not exactly true. back in december, after an uproar over a dna test that she took and then release the results of that showed that she is possibly as little as 11,024th native american. >> i have put it all out in public. i put out ten years of tax returns. my having records. dna test is author on the internet for anybody to see. >> one of the president's top surrogates, and son donald jr., to do it's a little while ago. "suspicious timing for this to come out now. it's almost like elizabeth warren is trying to hide what i've said all along about taking bench of her fake native american heritage of the extensive real native americans and minorities." she previously claimed to be associated with the cherokee nation as a result of the dna test. the cherokee natio

peter doocy is live in washington with more on the growing field of candidates. did senator warren ramp up her attacks against the president? >> reporter: by saying, julie, that he might not be the one he needs to beat because he could be out of office and in prison. >> here's what bothers me. by the time we get to 2020, donald trump may not even be president. in fact, he may not even be a free person. >> reporter: that comment by warren during a rift about the president's twitter habits is a sharp departure from the way she initially started campaigning last month, where she barely addressed him by name. this weekend her big policy issue was the economy. she kept saying she believes rules are rigged against the working class and union families and she pledged to unrig the system if elected. julie? >> julie: has amy klobuchar reacted to allegations that she mistreated staff? >> reporter: she did. she said she expects a lot from people working for her. >> i love my staff. i wouldn't be where i am and we wouldn't be able to pass all those bills if we didn't have a

peter doocy is live in reaction. peter, it am fascinated by this. this distinction of whether or not she's an american citizen or not. what do you think? >> reporter: dana, it's not every day you hear a lawyer describe their own client as a scum bag monster but that's how a lawyer is trying to shape the isis bride to bring her to the states. >> i'm suggesting that she may have very valuable intelligence that the united states government can benefit from and it's mind boggling to me. i got three kids in this country. i want them to grow up proud and safe as young muslims, proud of their citizenship. last thing i need is some scum bag monster hurting people in the name of my religion. >> reporter: she earned that distinction by trying to encourage harm against americans on the internet during a four year stint married to three isis terrorists including the father of her child. now she's ready to return after admitting she was arrogant, running away from home to join the wrong side of the war on terror. so the new jersey born, alabama raised woman is h

congressional recess, bret. >> bret: peter doocy life on ththe hill, peter thanks. boston top prosecutors offering to investigate allegations virginia lieutenant governor justin fairfax sexually assaulted a woman. if she files a criminal complaint. southern county district attorney rachel rowlands would provide a safe and supportive environment for vanessa tyson if she wants to discuss the matter with law enforcement. tyson says fairfax assaulted her at the democratic national convention in boston in 2004. he denies it. up next, the trump administration perspective on the multitiered crisis in venezuela followed by a live interview with neighboring colombians president. first, fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight fox 35 in orlando, florida, state attorney says no club goers were hit by responding officers bullets come at the polls nightclub in 2016. officers fired 180 shots during a three hour standoff with gunman omar mckean who killed 449 people. fox 31 in denver with more negotiations aimed at ending the strike by public schools teachers in its

correspondent peter doocy is life at that story, peter. >> peter: bret, the current president campaigned the wall and now, democrats hoping to challenge him next year are thinking out loud about doing the opposite. >> if you could, would you take them all down here? >> yes, absolutely. >> you can look at it and see which part you needs and why and if it makes sense. i could support it. border security would be a priority for the country but the question is, where do we need to put the resources to make sure the borders are safe? >> peter: the headline or the dnc winter meeting in washington today with stacy abrams who just gave the democratic response to the state of the union, but spent most of her time on stage today relitigating her unsuccessful gubernatorial campaign in georgia in the midterms. >> notice depression is legal in the united states right now. they take legal action and faster dies them and manipulate them until the rights they are supposed to protect are no longer visible. >> peter: for the first time this cycle, a republican opened up exploratory committee hoping to cha

correspondent peter doocy but that part of the story now. that is especially true of lawmakers in virginia and now democratic presidential hopefuls having difficulty dodging questions about the commonwealth dueling scandals. allegations of sexual misconduct against the governor and the allegations of racism directed at the governor. >> he should resign. >> but the scandal painted democrats are hanging on which could cripple campaigns with democrats running for president. >> virginia has created a big problem for eventual democratic nominee. how are they going to campaign around virginia, making sure that none of the statewide democratic official show up at their rallies? >> ? >> virginia has 13 electoral votes reliable for democrats in recent cycles as the state went for bush twice come obama twice in clinton. now president trump says "democrats at the top killing the great state of virginia." far stronger action would be taken. virginia will come back home republican 2020. the issues in va could be felt far away. they cothe only way for the

peter doocy's level capitol hill with the story. peter? >> harris, the senate sponsor of the bill doesn't think it is ready for a vote and he's suggesting that's because he doesn't think it would pass. ed markey, the democrat from massachusetts, tweeted this. "don't let mitch mcconnell fool you, this is nothing but an attempt to sabotage the movement we are building. he wants to silence your voice so republicans don't have to explain why the are climate change deniers. mcconnell wants this to be the end. it's just the beginning." right now for of his colleagues support the green new deal, and they will have to go on the record. cory booker, elizabeth warren, kirsten gillibrand, and kamala harris, who i just asked about an upcoming vote. >> senator harris, mitch mcconnell bring a green new deal up for vote -- do you support that? >> i support the green new deal. >> republicans have been ridiculing the roll out of the green new deal, which included a now-redacted, frequently asked chet questions page suggestive air travel can be bad along wi

trace. >> trace: peter doocy live in delaware.kers on capitol hill grilling the ceos of major pharmaceutical companies. they face questions in a senate hearing today. it is the first congressional hearing where lawmakers are calling on top executives in the industry to account for the high prices of drugs. it comes as some companies buy up cheap medicines and hike the price by 1,000% or more and at a time when new cancer fighting medicines often cost more than $1,000 a year. the fox business network's -- $100,000 a year. hillary vaughn is here with more. >> lawmakers are actually accusing drug companies of price gouging americans while taking advantage of government hand-outs funded by taxpayers to develop innovative medicine in the u.s. that americans can't afford. >> i think that you charge more here because you can. and american taxpayers are subsidizing all of you to be able to have incredibly high profits. >> it is almost as if the taxpayer has stupid written on their face, which they shouldn't. that is unfair. something is f

>> chris: peter doocy on capitol hill. peter, thank you. and bundle up for sunday.resident trump says his state of the union address was well-received. the president says most folks are giving him good reviews, but he called out democrats not on policy but for policing him and his administration. chief white house correspondent john roberts joins us now from the north lawn with the big moments from the speech. and the president's reaction today. good evening, john. >> chris, good evening to you. president trump went up to capitol hill yesterday to give what the white house said would be a unifying speech. and while some democrats did find some things they said they would like to work together with the president on, other democrats just couldn't wait to stick it to him. [applause] >> it was the most pointed moment in the president's speech. denouncing the myriad investigations lined up against him. >> an economic miracle is taking place in the united states. and the only thing that can stop it are foolish wars, politics, or ridiculous partisan investigations. >> but

correspondent peter doocy picks up that story. >> and the house chamber democrats have more seats, butse committee hearing about climate change, democrats left a lot of empty seats. republicans voted to shut it down. >> the motion passes. >> because only two democrats showed up, the party whose platform includes a line that reads, "climate change poses a real and urgent threat." they didn't have a hearing about that threat. >> we have utrecht. it is a cheap trick. we will be prepared. >> the democratic majority was shaken further when republicans insisted a gun background check bill he did language about undocumented immigrants buying guns. to nancy pelosi's dismay, republicans succeeded in convincing 26 democrats to join them in amending the bill by voting yes. >> vote no. the fact is a vote yes is to give leverage to the other side. >> democrats are thinking of ways to limit use of the tools they used here called a motion to recommit or mtr. >> changes to the mtr would be a nuclear option. >> they weaponized the mtr to force vulnerable democrats onto the record on hot button issues.

peter doocy is on the story from d.c. peter?dominic alleging that christopher hasson was trying to forget which lawmakers don't have security details as he filled out that hit list and google things like this. "what if trump is legally impeach? best place in d.c. to see congresspeople. wait and do see do congresspeople live? civil war if trump impeach." this man accused of being a domestic terrorist also had a deleted file on this computer where he wrote up a dream to carry out a biological attack followed by an attack on the food supply using spanish flu, botulism, or anthrax. he had a cache of weapons and ammo and drugs. and a coast guard colleague tells our jennifer griffin that he kept a clean desk, rode a harley to work, i didn't really joke or smile but never led on that he described himself as a white nationalist prehis neighbors seem surprised by all of it, too. >> it's really scary to know what you been living around this, with someone being accused of such. pretty scary. speak of the coast guard lieutenant was also tar

peter doocy watching it on the hill for us. peter cuesta mark >> harris, the speaker of the house alluded to it. the democratic-controlled house of representatives is preparing to flex their muscles for a separate but equal to try and stop president trevor building a border wall without their permission. >> this is an historic power grab. it will require historic unity by members of congress, republican or democrat, liberal and conservative. to counteract the president's parasitic movement. >> because congress meant castro's privilege resolution has 225 cosponsors, it will pass the house easily ahead from the senate were some republicans have expressed dismay about the emergency preclusion. which is a way of them doing something they couldn't do -- get some thing for the ball. he is now applying pressure in the near republicans that may resist emergency, saying, "i hope our great republican senators to get blood the path without borders can we do have a country. the voters on board with us. be strong and smart. don't fall into t

>> bret: peter doocy. thank you.e have no information tonight about the effort by some of the justice department to possibly remove president trump from office of, or at least talk about it. it comes amid the uproar over comments from former fbi director andrew mccabe, who says he was fired because he opened an investigation into the president not for lying to investigators about media leaks. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge tells us what she is learning. >> counting votes or possible votes. >> the former acting fbi director told "60 minutes" the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein openly discussed how many cabinet members would support invoking the 25th amendment to remove the president. but the fbi's former general counsel james baker, him and contemporaneously with mccabe and fbi lawyer lisa page about their conversations with rosenstein, testified the effort went further, "i had the impression that the deputy attorney general had already discussed this with two members and the president's ca

peter doocy looks at the fallout from a very difficult stretch. >> of the time of trump democrats orre either complicit in the evil, you are either contributing to the wall or you are fighting against it. >> the g.o.p. tax scam is a moral obscenity. >> it is immoral to allow politicians to harm women and families to advance a political agenda. >> the tables have turned. when democrats controversial comments and protect as a defensive move has been overshadowed by questions about whether or not he is the one in blackface where klansmen uniform in his yearbook. virginia's governor. >> i like that. keep those out of the papers. i want to find a few more guys like this one. >> the congress consumed by questions about racism in the virginia governor's past and allegations of sexual misconduct in lieutenant governor 's past. >> i don't know what the right answers are come i don't think the democratic party has ignored it. to my colleagues, they have risen to the occasion. >> ilhan omar, democratic congressman apologizing for anti-semitic comments. >> it is anti-semitic and there is anti-is

>> bret: peter doocy live on the hill. peter, thank you.an effort aimed at helping 50 million women in developing countries succeed. the women's global development and prosperity initiative aims to assist women in job training, financial support and legal regulatory reforms. ivanka saying women in developing countries are the most undertapped resource for accelerating economic growth and prosperity. president trump today in oval office event called it key to the administration's national security plan. up next, isis fighters hiding among real refugees in syria. first, beyond our borders tonight. historic day in ukraine as the country's parliament approved a constitutional amendment to commit to join nato and the european union. the move comes just a few years after massive protests in ukraine that centered on the then president's refusal to sign an agreement with eu. the new government that took power in 2014 committed to seek nato and eu minutes something that has worried russia. thousands skipped classes to march for stronger climate. sen

shannon. >> shannon: peter doocy, thank you very much.nn santos allegedly flew into a rage when she saw manwaring to make america great had enough samples may have to pay a hefty price. trace gallagher picks up the story from there. hey, trace. >> good evening, janet. this was the restaurant, 23-year-old braden turner walked into grab a bite wearing a red make america great again hat. 141-year-old rosie santos started yelling at him about the hat. that's when turner grabbed his cell phone and began recording. watch. >> this is the problem. ignorant [bleep], ignorant people like this. i'm just trying to sit here and eat a nice meal. if you see this? do you this? people like that, that's the problem. >> it turns a police officer happened to be at the restaurant as braden turner noted while rosie santos was being handcuffed. look. >> trying to grab my hand. getting cuffed. have a nice night in a cell, rosie. >> talked about president trump's border wall and told police that turner should not be allowed to eat and a mexican restaurant. she ev

peter doocy, fox news.s until the top of the our, residents concern watch their hard-earned dollars go down the drain with the rain. a toddler clause his way into the toy machine. how does he get out? ♪ hoo - want to take your next vacation to new heights? tripadvisor now lets you book over 100,000 tours, attractions, and experiences in destinations around the world like new york, from bus tours to breathtaking adventures. tripadvisor makes it easy to find and book amazing things to do. and you can cancel most bookings up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. so you can make your next trip monumental. read reviews, check hotel prices, book things to do, tripadvisor. >> saving up for a rainy day could take a whole new meaning in new jersey. democrat governor phil murphy must decide whether to sign a rain tax into law. this would allow towns to collect fees from homeowners and businesses with paved surfaces to upgrade drains and stores. supporters say it is necessary since rainwater can mix with pollutant

first, coverage with blake burman at the white house and peter doocy on capitol hill. those talks could stand. hi, peter. >>

peter doocy live on the campaign trail in new hampshire. >> senator sanders surveyed the field of trumpsaying the same thing he did back in 2016 when he got 13 million primary votes. >> many of the ideas that i talked to, medicare for all, raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour, making public colleges and universities tuition-free. all of those ideas people are saying oh bernie, they are so radical. they are extremely american, people. just won't except those ideas. you know what has happened in three years? those ideas and many more are part of the political mainstream. >> the trump campaign seems to agree the new press secretary says this bernie sanders has already won the debate in the democrat primary because every candidate is embracing his brand of socialism. but the american people will reject an agenda of sky high tax rates, government-run healthcare and codling dictators like those in venezuela. sanders easily won the new hampshire primary with more than 60% of the vote in 2016. he has $14 million leftover in a campaign account he can put toward a 2020 effort. don't expect oth

with senator whip john thune on the vote, here's peter doocy with the fallout from all of this. peter? >> charles, mitch mcconnell wants to give anybody in the senate that supports the very bold and aggressive provisions of the green new deal a chance to vote for it. we caught up with one of the co sponsors, democratic candidate kirsten gillibrand says she doesn't think that is necessarily fair. >> i think this is an opportunity for us to talk about a vision for this country that is exciting. if we have a vote, we have a vote. i think the vote being called today is just a political stunt. >> senator gillibrand joins cory booker and elizabeth warren who are co sponsors on the deal. there's no legislative text putting the green new deal's ideas into a specific bill or resolution. that's why the senate's sponsor, ed markey says this. don't let mitch mcconnell fool you. this is nothing but an attempt to sabotage the movement we're building. he wants to silence your voice so republicans don't have to know they're climate change deniers. republican critics of the resolution have been r

peter doocy is in concord new hampshire, with the very latest. peter? >> charles, democratic presidential hopefuls are descending on the first primary states. it was easily carried by bernie sanders in 2016. so i asked senator harris if that means that she thinks to win here, she might have to adopt more of a democratic socialist platform. >> the people of new hampshire will tell me what is required to compete in new hampshire. will tell you i'm not a democratic socialist. >> senator cory booker also criss-crossed the primary states this weekend filling house parties with hundreds of curious locals and a lot of talk about the dangers of climate change. since booker is a supporter of the green new deal, i asked him how he planned to pay for it because of items popping up like one in the wall street journal today that just to upgrade light publics in new york city apartments cost almost $2,000 per unit. >> this is the lie going on right now. a former mayor that shows you can create a bold new green future. we retro-fitted our buildings and created jobs an

step up and this is interesting, henry rogers with the daily caller, capitol hill reporter, like peter doocy chasing democrats to get the month to respond, he said i spoke with 10 democratic senators in the past two hours, not one of them would acknowledge governor north from's comments on late-term abortion, every one of them denied hearing them. >> they can't condemn what governor north from said because it is in the democratic platform to support abortion without restrictions. this is what abortion without restrictions looks like, abortion through all nine months, funded by the taxpayer dollar and that is all he did, told the truth about the democratic party platform and you have to ask how did we as a country get here, when we are talking about third trimester abortions on viable babies, the democrat party take their marching orders from groups like planned parenthood who would rather make access more important than safety and this is what no restrictions on abortion look like. it look like allowing it through all nine months. there is no medical reason for abortion and particularly in t

peter doocy the controversy and potential impact for the presidential election. >> reporter: the timetrump democrats are trying to claim the moral high ground. >> you are either complicit in the evil, either contributing to the wrong or fighting against it. >> gop tax scam is a moral obscenity, it is immoral to allow politicians to harm women and families to advance a political agenda. >> reporter: the tables have turned, another one democratic countries comments some critics saw as a defense of infanticide, it is about whether or not he's the one in blackface or klansman uniform in his yearbook. >> keeps us out of the papers. i would like to find a few more guys like this one. heather: some of the street, and allegations of sexual misconduct in the lieutenant governor's past. >> i don't know what all the right answers are but i don't think the democratic party ignored it. to my democratic colleagues many have risen to the occasion. >> reporter: there is the issue of the democratic congresswoman apologizing for anti-semitic comments. >> there's anti-israel hate infiltrating american p

peter doocy looks at the fallout from a very difficult stretch. >> in a time of trump democrats are trying ground. >> you are either complicit in the evil, contributing to the wrong or you are fighting against it. >> the tax scam is a moral of 70. it is immoral to allow politicians to harm women and families to advance a political agenda. >> reporter: the tables have turned, that one democrat as commercial, some critics i as a defense of infanticide is overshadowed by questions whether he was the one in blackface or klansman uniformity with your book. >> it keeps us out of the papers. i like it. have to find a few more guys like this one. >> reporter: congress consumed by questions about racism in the virginia governor's past and allegations of sexual misconduct in the lieutenant governor's past. >> i don't know what the right answers are but i don't think the democratic party ignored it. many of them have risen to the occasion. >> reporter: then there is the issue of the democratic congresswoman apologizing for anti-semitic comments. >> anti-semitic and anticancer all hate info trading po

peter doocy shows us with former vice president joe biden is saying. >> joe biden says he's been given a go for 2020 by his kids and his grandkids. >> i have not made the final decision but don't be surprised. >> he's best known as barack obama's right-hand man and once summed up their biggest legislative win with one of tv's famous beliefs. the longtime lawmaker from delaware also falls closer to the middle of the democratic socialist wing. >> half of all the workers have no savings as they face retirement. >> i don't own a single stock or bond, i have no savings account, but i have a great pension and i have a good salary. >> if he runs he will also have to address his concerns about his support of the tough crime bill and his leadership on the committee that grilled anita hill. he'll also be running for the first time since cell phone cameras can capture every blunder like this "you can't go to a dunkin' donuts unless you have a slight indian accent." he ruled out a run to process his son's death but since then his family's personal life has been made tabloid news and maureen dowd w

see peter doocy, from new york. ♪ >> wants to build a border wall, announces decision from the roseain, ready promising a fight. hello, everyone, welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm eric sean. >> i'm laura ingle for arthel neville. president trump has long described the situation at the border as crisis now at least two lawsuits have been

first, coverage with blake burman at the white house and peter doocy on capitol hill. we begin with peter on where those talks could stand. hi, peter. >> neil, there's been a big change from last week and nothing happened and today when they met in person in private. >> strong words. i'm working ward that goal. we're hopeful that the tone is good between the various members of the conferrees. we're dealing in substance now, something that we haven't done before. >> today's action away from the cameras included a classified briefing where dhs officials and border experts gave security-based intel about what is needed along the border to keep it legal and products out. it was not a political briefing. part of the reason that democrat henry cuellar thinks the white house could sign a compromise measure happened with millions watching. president trump never used the world "shut down" last night. speaker pelosi says whatever the bipartisan group comes up with will have her blessing. >> i told them whatever you all come to agreement on, bipartisan agreement, i will support. i

to peter doocy on a war chest that is already bulging. peter?re yesterday, kamala harris was getting a smooth roll-out but bernie sanders brought in $6 million. sanders advisers are seeing a historical precedent for a sanders primary victory since the field is so big. >> i want to remind your viewers how donald trump won the nomination when we had debates. we're going to have the same issue on the democratic side. the vote will be split ten ways, 15 ways, 20 ways. guess which candidate has the core base of support that follows him? >> republicans trying to figure out who president trump's opponent will be next year. sound impressed by the democratic socialists muscular fund-raising and sound encourages that the strength of his candidate could define the candidates as a more liberal group. many are borrowing proposals that he championed last time like tuition college or medicare for all. >> that is a good haul. significantly more than kamala harris raised in her first day. bernie sanders will force democrats to lurch further to the left, further

correspondent peter doocy tells us what's on the agenda. ng, peter. >> good evening, bret. the field of democratic candidates that seem to be growing by the day will have a myth, 20 candidates is the most that the dnc is going to allow him to debate stages this summe. they will have two ways to qualify for these events and they will air back-to-back weeknights in both june and july. first, a candidate who can get in with at least one person support in three different poles. second, a candidate can get in by meeting a grassroots fund-raising threshold consisting of money from at least 85,000 different donors with at least 200 apiece in 20 different states. in 2016, republican primary debates served as a launchpad for the outsider candidate to go on to win back the nomination, but in 2020 they want to do things differently. >> it's not going to be like wrestlemania. we are not going to talk about somebody's hands eyes or their mom, we're going to talk about policy. things that impact the lives of the people. in rural communities and urban comm

. >> dana: we were saying during peter doocy, his report, that you have elizabeth warren there. you have to fact check me on this. we're probably going to make history where you have more democratic candidates running against the president giving the state of union than ever in the history. three on the house side, five on the senate side, so far. >> probably have their candidate slate is probably far more left wing than it maybe has ever been when you take them altogether. i think they're indicative of the socialist tendencies we're seeing. >> dana: do you take that seriously? you have in these polls, especially younger american, saying they like the idea of socialism? >> i think it's very serious. they don't understand that few markets are the most moral and successful system that's ever been created. you also see them in their presidential candidate. they try to cover it up by saying we want to give power to the people. what we know, that power would strip power from the people. >> dana: you said voted against sexual predator, taxpayer funded pay raise and an attempt to give

henry rogers with "the daily caller," much like our peter doocy was chasing around democrats on the hillem to respond. he said i just spoke with over ten democratic senators in the past two hours, not one of them would acknowledge the comments on late term abortions, every one of them denied ever hearing them. >> they can't condemn what he said because it's in the democratic party platform to support abortion without restrictions. this is what abortion without restrictions looks like. it's abortion through all nine months, it's abortion funded by the taxpayer dollar and that's all governor northam did, he told the truth about the democratic party's platform and we have to ask about how the country got here? were talking about third trimester abortions on viable babies, we got here because the democrat party takes their marching orders from groups like planned parenthood rather than make access more important than safety, this is what there is no abortions looks like. it looks like allowing it through all nine months, there is no medical reason for abortion and particularly in the third t

correspondent peter doocy is in manchester tonight. >> democratic primary hopefuls are feeling the bern. >> you are going to run for president? >> i am going to run for president, that's correct. >> bernie sanders started stitching together a coalition that won him 1.3 million votes in 2016 for it only took four hours for donors to send him $1.2 million. >> brothers and sisters, we have a lot of work and progress. >> sanders says he sees an opening because almost all the top two democratic hopefuls are pushing things like medicare for all, which he did last time. >> all of those ideas, they are all bernie's'. so radical all of those ideas and many more are part of the political mainstream. >> the trump campaign thinks that's good for trump. a spokeswoman says that bernie sanders already won the debate in the democratic primary because every one is embracing his brand of socialism. one contender is careful to get not too close. >> i am not a democratic socialist. >> and other things like sanders supports israel a sticks. >> i wish if i were a magic unique, if we could afford it, i would.

that includes fox news peter doocy, lawrence jones, sean duffy, jason chaffetz.mer white house spokesman sean spicer and fox news contributor lawrence jones. now lauren faces perhaps the toughest test of all. fox news colleague ed henry. >> ed: she is taking out not just fox but spread to congressman. [laughter] >> tucker: basic a coup. >> unbelievable. >> tucker: if anyone can stop this streak is ed henry. i will read the rules for benefit. >> good luck. >> tucker: bad luck. [laughter] >> now i'm mad. >> tucker: first one to buzz in gets to answer the question must wait until i finish asking the question until you answer it answer once i acknowledge by saying yourue name. each correct answer worth one point. lose an answer and you lose a point. best of five wins. are you ready? >> ed: yes. >> tucker: here is a straightforward one. which former governor caused chaos in alaska airlines flight when he stole someone's seat in first class and refused to move back to his actual seat in economy? lauren blanchard? >> ohio's john kasich? >> ed: he is such a good person h

peter doocy reporting in new hampshire where several democrats have been making stops. ders is picking a fight with the president. >> bottom line for me is i think it is absolutely imperative that donald trump be defeated because i think it is unacceptable and un-american to be frank with you that we have a president that is a pathological liar and gives me no pleasure to say that but it's true. we have a president that is a racist, who a sexist, who is a xenophone and doing what no president in our lifetime has come close to do. that is trying to divide us up. >> with that, the sharp-tongued senator is trying to confront president trump more directly than the other 2020 hopefuls like cory booker. >> we as democrats especially make it about him and not about us, make it about one office and not the cause of our country, we're making a very big mistake. >> but president trump apparently does not have the same strong feelings about sanders. he welcomed him to the white house and says he likes bernie. >> shepard: the campaign has responded to the sanders announcement separa

here is correspondent peter doocy. >> on the campaign trail, there are lots of democrats but very few details about how much things cost, like medicare for all or the green new deal. >> it's not about the cost, it's about an investment. >> despite the ambitious progressive agenda they are pushing, democratic hopefuls should not downplay the strength of president trump's who tells ap quote, i would never underestimate donald trump. the trump 2020 effort is already putting its historic fund raising hall to work with that campaign and outside group combining to spend $9.9 billion on facebook ads, as potential challenges so they'll try to beat him with no money from corporate pacs. >> you cannot campaign long and think think you will govern right. >> elizabeth warren saying she'll take a step further, saying she will not call or meet with wealthy donors, saying that almost 20% of our candidates time is spent with potential wealthy donors. it's safe to assume that goes for presenter campaigns too, and presidential donors are predispose an she wants native americans to be included talks abo

denied, correspondent peter doocy looks at what sanders is bringing to this race. >> while joe biden takes it slow, bernie sanders is raking in the dough, quadrupled in kamala harris' first day hall, earning $6 million from a quarter million donors, the same average donation as last time. >> we got an average of $27 per campaign contribution. >> out of the gate, bernie sanders taking advantage of being bernie sanders. >> name recognition is hugely important for a couple of reasons. first, it drives polls. poland drives financial resources. people don't want to give money to candidates who don't have a chance of winning. >> how far can a democratic socialist can take it if socialism is unfavorable to 59% of all unregistered voters. >> never cuts coming to that even if anders is not broadly popular in the party, between his popular base of support, he's not going anywhere. >> sanders can take which put party bosses known as superdelegates in the backseat. >> if he survives the first ballot, do you really think that the party is going to turn him away and because that sort of explosion

peter doocy has got the goods. >> reporter: joe biden run would provide voters about obama voters whenma care became the law of the land. but others, obama care is old news. >> healthcare is a right and should not be a privilege of only those who can afford to pay for it. which is why i support medicare for all. >> reporter: biden has been focusing on foreign policy, specifically trying to restore relations with nato allies that he thinks were better before president trump started asking everybody to start paying more dues. >> it's not a protection racket. no, no. it really isn't. we talk about it that way. we've made a sacred commitment in article v. an tact on one is an attack on all. that's what's maintained peace and security in europe. and now there's a question going on, whether or not we mean it. whether we mean it. >> reporter: if he does run, the former vp has also physically challenged president trump. that is something nobody in the field has done. >> they asked me would i like to debate this gentleman. i said, no. if we were in high school, i'd take him behind the gym and b

on capitol hill, peter doocy, fox news. arthel: fox news alert, an ohio sheriff's deputy is dead and another injured following an overnight stand off. a 20 year veteran was fatally shot and another deputy was wounded while responding to a call from an apartment complex near cincinnati saturday night. the deputies were hit by gunfire as they tried to negotiate with the suspect and get him to surrender. >> we were standing right there by that car and bullets came past us. it was just scary. >> i watched an officer lose his life, and that's something that should never happen. arthel: police have identified the suspected shooter as 23-year-old wade wynn. eric: yet another reason to thank our law enforcement officers and first responders. >>> accusations against accused mexican drug lord el chapo are growing more disturbing. what new court records revealed about his lifestyle. >>> there's been a troubling outbreak of measles out west. what health officials believe is making it worse. >> i mean it is so maddening that it is somet

here's correspondent peter doocy. >> betta is back and finding out if he can still generate the same kind of buzz that drew texans by the thousands who saw him compete in the senate in the fall. >> el paso, i love you so much. >> o'rourke's had lighting in the event calling march for truth: stop the truth, stop the lies." " " beefed up security at ports of entry, and an end to the global war on drugs. >> we will meet lies in the haight with the truth and the vision for the future from the u.s.-mexico border. >> o'rourke is protesting president trump, but elizabeth warren saying a president trump might not be on the ballot next year. >> by the time we get to 2020, donald trump may not even be president. he may not even be a free perso person. >> cory booker is testing a less provocative approach. >> our politics cannot become one of pitting each other against each other. they cannot be whined about trash talking and trolling. >> amicable char was anonymously accused of degrading some staffers, but setting the record straight. >> i am tough. i push people. that is true. i have high exp

. >> charles: kamala harris distancing herself from bernie sanders when she spoke with peter doocy inhire. i want to look at this. >> one of the most popular democrats in america right now is the guy that won here in 2016, bernie sanders. he describes himself as a democratic social associates that his job. to compete in new hampshire, in the democratic primary, do you have to move towards the democratic socialist part of the party? >> the people of new hampshire will tell me what is requires to compete in new hampshire. ly tell you, i'm nuclear technology a democratic socialist. >> charles: so vince, she's adopted a lot of the same economic policies but not embracing the term. what does that say for bernie sanders? >> she's scared of the term that bernie sanders isn't. he's still on board with that. he's a democratic socialist. something interesting happened with bernie sanders this morning that suggested that he's not the same person that he used to be. in his interview with vermont public radio, the first thing he said he was doing, was going after the president. he accused of being

we have fox team coverage and peter doocy on how the controversy and the commonwealth y

correspondent peter doocy is following this breaking story really minutes before we got on set here. he joins me with reaction in this picture is getting. good evening. peter. >> good evening, bret. this page in northam's 1984 medical school yearbook filled with futures of the future governor and two unidentified people one in black face and one in a kkk hood and robe. now the virginia republican party chairman says this racism has no place in virginia. these pictures are wholly inappropriate. it governor northam appeared in black face or dressed in a kkk robe he should resign immediately and the white house council kellyanne conway sees shades at kavanaugh hearing yearbooks yeas were used to try to book up unproven accusations she queated this is should be easier warning than parsing every word and semicolon in the kavanaugh yearbook. turning up the heat on the governor already feeling plenty after support failing measure that would have permitted what a lot of critics define as infanticide. >> if a mother is in labor i can tell you exactly what would happen. the infant would be deli

correspondent peter doocy is in manchester, new hampshire with the latest. reporter: the sanders campaign just confirmed to us it only took the senator four hours to make $2.4 million today. that's a sign he's already piecing back together the coalition that helped him win more than 13 million primary votes in 2016. >> we are going to win. we are going to also launch what i think is unprecedented in modern american history and that is a grassroots movement to lay the groundwork for transforming the economic and political life of this country. reporter: sanders says he surveyed the landscape and realized the things he pushed for last time like medicare for all are very popular with top tier democratic hopefuls but there's one thing those hopefuls aren't planning to copy, his title. democratic socialist. >> the people of new hampshire will tell you what's required to compete in new hampshire but i am not a democratic socialist. reporter: one thing bernie sanders needs to do to compete in the democratic primaries, become a democrat. the dnc changed their rules