meanwhile, bernie's cheering squad member rashida tlaib.aken over buy palestine and is promoting linda sarsour's book. they have the anti-semitic, hypophobic member. and aoc has the audacity to accuse americans of being racist. saying they are not eating chinese food because of the coronavirus. >> it sounds silly to say. but there is a lot of restaurants feeling the pain of racism where people are literally not patronning chinese restaurants. they are not patronning asian restaurants because of the coronavirus. trish: joining me, dr. zuhdi jasser. what do you think of this imam out there campaigning for bernie. >> he's a sad fixture from the obama administration and clinton and bush before him. they were blinds to his sympathy for the iranian regime. he's anti-isis. but he's pro hezbollah. he's an anti-semite bigot. the sanders campaign unhinged him so he felt he could say what he says inside his mosques. now he said at the rally because the sanders mess and is we accept all the radicals. and as you showed, rashida tlaib is endorsing sarsou

bhopal which in gary trust was founded in 2006 by 2 survivors of the world's worst industrial disaster rashida b is one of them libellous allow or sell everything ok. tell. me. that. yeah well you know you've got a right because i had although i still see the impact of union carbide spurs in after 35 years and it's actually growing worse. the babies were born right afterwards and now adults and these are their children so they are the 2nd and 3rd generations of disabled children we're still seeing the effects but the government's doing nothing. the disabilities are the result of hours long exposure to the toxic gas metal ice a sign of 8 which escaped from the plant in 1984 and by decades of using water contaminated by chemical waste abandoned at the site. now wave your hands. actually the part of this it is armed with that there is nobody goes to work with these 2 rows because they are not giving money to them and we are $1.00 thing that is giving them that if we would see of cause and they are getting help from us by. physical disability or. reading about men you know doing this if it is. old

platinum perhaps with rashida tlaib on the front. even the treasury secretary didn't bother trying to say this stimulus plan would pay for itself or even come close. >> i think you are going to see the second quarter down, people are speculating nobody has a good view of what exactly is. i think you're going to see a third-quarter pickup and i think you're going to see a gigantic fourth-quarter. >> a gigantic fourth-quarter might not even make up the tax revenue lost this quarter, much less pay for the bailout, creating a balance sheet that could look worse than any time since world war ii. just listen to the exclamation by new york governor andrew cuomo. >> you have increased expenses because of the covid virus. and you have a tremendous loss of revenue because all those businesses are closed, right? and all those people out of work. people are out of work, they're not earning income, they aren't paying income tax. businesses are closed, they are not making money, they aren't paying business revenue. >> another way to look at all of

crime is on the rise and the streets are often dirty the main challenger is conservative candidate rashida daddy she promises to clean up the city and make it safe for a justice minister under nicolas sarkozy the former president is backing her campaign. and his preside is the only candidate from the president's party who seems to be struggling in the local elections there were nearly 35000 mayoral seats and roles but only a minority i expected to go back was way. too recent anger over macro's pension reforms and months of yellow vest protests have damaged marco. popularity and in turn his policies but those aren't the only reasons because party was created to accompany his conquest of the presidency so that's only 2 years ago and it's a very young party that doesn't have any presence in the small towns in the in the municipal level and so they don't have parties they don't have the roots of local politics and local politics is a very specific thing my cross party was braced for the political consequences of the local elections but the covering of virus has shifted the focus people in fran

congressional level we are seeing young people young women of color people like alexander cortez and and rashida slaven l. han omar and indigenous women and latinos from texas were running and winning offices for congress so what i tell the democratic party if you want to change course and you want to get to a place to have younger people more competitive people running you've got to start investing you've got to start believing in us when we say that we are the change we need to see in this party and to start supporting and building a bench the problem is we don't have a bench and and particularly not a bench that reflects african-american and not the you know indigenous and other marginalized communities in the united states american citizen a lot of work to do but i hope the democratic party is still going to be able to do that depending on what happens in this 2020 election more questions than answers to do with us politics i'll put my big surprise face thank you all so much for joining us today they were james pindell and us also and scott lucas and thank you too for your company you can se

fellow squad member rashida tlaib want to give americans debit cards with $2,000 which would be loaded with $1,000 a month until a year after the crisis. jillian: alexa giving tips on how to help prevent the spread of covid-19. >> wash your hands, everybody wash your hands. sing along. make soap bubbles on the double. rob: amazon's virtual song to stay germ-free going viral. other ways to stop the spread, coffee into elbow, don't touch the face, social distance, stay home. the hardest part is the 20 seconds. it is a long time. trace: and do this. i have been doing a tour of the apartment, a 10 step walk to wait the whole 10 seconds. jillian: when i am told don't touch my face my nose it is so much. rob: exactly right. 9 minutes after the hour the senate agreeing to a $2 trillion relief deal but will it be enough to kickstart this economy? jillian: the bill is a big win for millions of americans and small businesses, he joins us live next. sh your hands. avoid close contact with people who are sick. avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth. stay home when you are sick. cover your cough

. >> host: from rashida, super tuesday state in california, democrat line, hello. >> caller: hello, gooding. i am in dc temporarily and i'm in my last two months of law school but i am a bernie sanders supporter and i have to vote by mail so i will be one of those late ballots that they are counting. my concern is about that this reminds me a lot of 2016 and i'm afraid that biden if he wins, despite maybe not winning a plurality of the delegates that a lot of sanders supporters wh who -- if they are like me have been lifelong democrats, they turn away from even voting in general and i especially think that for among white males in the midwest that they may not have as much of a state [inaudible] whereas for me i will vote for whoever because trump literally goes against things that will affect me. in addition to that, i do think that biden does sound incoherent right now. i don't know if it's his age or what lately but i'm just concerned this will be a repeat of 2016. it doesn't look like sanders supporters will carry over to this candidate and i was wondering -- >> guest: those are grea

. >> tucker: at the same rally, rashida thalib said it would be racist if they incentivize hundreds ofusands of black and hispanic babies >> my, my. they're obsessed with our bodies, how we talk, how we look, what we stand for. this issue is an economic justice issue. this issue is a racial justice issue. you know what? you're so freaking obsessed with what i decide to do with my body, maybe you shouldn't even want to have sex with me. >> tucker: good luck getting that image out of your head. and actress busy phillips showed zeal and enthusiasm. when she wasn't spreading the good news of christianity, she was spreading the good news about abortion >> i will never stop talking about my abortion or my periods. or my experiences in childbirth. my episiotomies, my yeast infections, or my ovulation that lines up with the moon. >> tucker: if abortion makes you happy, why is she acting like that? lyla rose founded the pro-life group, live action, she joins us to respond. is it our imagination. thanks for joining us tonight, the so-called pro-choice people becoming a lot more extreme than they

>> tucker: at the same rally rashida tlaib said it would be racist if america doesn't continue the sacrificereds of thousands of black and hispanic babies. >> my, my, my are they obsessed with our bodies, how we talk, how we look, what we stand for. this issue is an economic justice issue. this economic is racial justice issue. [applause] yo, yo. you know what? you are so freaking obsessed with what i decide to do with my body, maybe you shouldn't even want to have sex with me. >> tucker: good luck getting that image out of your head. at the same rally, as stress ths phillips was sharing the good news of abortion. >> i will never stop talking about my abortion or my period. or my experiences in childbirth. my yeast infections or my ovulation that lines up with the moon. >> tucker: if abortion makes you happy, why is she acting like that? lila rose founded the pro life group pro action and joins us tonight to respond. thank you for coming tonight. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: are the so-called pro choice people becoming more extreme than they were? >> i think it's just coming to the surfa

liz: that was rashida tlaib going after you, your reaction to that?gacy, my 34 years i saved a lot of lives, when iran ice i oversaw an operation in three years that removed over 1 million illegal a really and. if anyone has a history to be ashamed, those people who don't love their country. they hate this president more than they love their country or they would do their job and secure our borders and have common sense and reform so americans are no longer victimize. there is no downside on a secure border unless there are illegal drugs, no downside on stopping sanctuary cities from releasing public safety threats back into the public. liz: they are taking it like it's anti-immigration, this is about anti-crime right? >> exactly. i am not anti-immigrant, i'm anti-illegal immigration. illegal immigration is not a victimless crime. i've seen a lot of tragedies in my career, dead children, 31% of women being raped, we have to fix this. liz: i want to thank you for your service to our country. tom homan thank you for joining us. lou dobbs is next. have a

rashida tlaib, omar, they have moved the center of the democrat party, they have the moved the centerf the political debate. this is something we have to battle and be aware of is it not? charlie: we have to understand whatever happens will soon happen in the halls of congress, we should not be cheering on the marxists of our country in any form, shape whatsoever. we defeated communism when the berlin wall fell down, but then we fell asleep at the wheel and allow the same marxist ideas to infiltrate the minds of the prize possession in our country. which are our young people. so you aresi exactly right, and plyou say that we should not be celebrating the rise of a marxist and all the sudden scene ideas that otherwise have been considered radical and theis democrat party now become mainstream. so i get people to ask me all the time, what can we do about this, what can we do about the rise of socialism in our country. and you hit the nail on the head, it's government run schools, that are the primary culprit for why this is happening. bernie sanders is a byproduct of a broken culture. h

dinosaurs and establishment elites chuck schumer are trying to compete with the rashida tlaibs, aocs,yanna pressley, getting more radical and extreme just as those women do. you will see it backfire on people like chuck schumer, even if you disagree with his policies does seem somewhat out of character for someone of his stature. elizabeth: show the viewer what massachusetts democrat ayanna pressley said yesterday. she effectively attacked two supreme court justices calling them sexual predators, at the same event. watch. we don't have it yet. i think we've got the it later in the show, right gang? we'll do that. tomi, senator josh hawley introducing a motion to censure senator schumer. it take as simple majority to pass. could it pass? >> i think it could, liz, i have to be honest with you i don't like it when republicans go down this path, i think it is validated, especially violence against justices or representatives, elected officials i totally understand it but i just think the american people are so sick of the political games. they want to see our senators and leaders getting

>> in fact, i'm having dinner after the show, with rashida jones and audrey plaza and kathryn hahn for those of you who don't know, it's an alternative to valentine's day, created by parks and rec. and you shower them with gifts. >> jimmy: there are gifts involved. >> yeah, i didn't think there had to be, but leslie did. it's fun and has caught on even though it's a fake holiday, even though valentine's day is a fake holiday. >> jimmy: it sounds more fun than valentine's day. >> it does, doesn't it? >> jimmy: there's no male version of this, i guess football would be the male version of this. >> i feel like men are so sensitive now, you could have your own gallentine's version of it and just -- >> jimmy: i have a better idea. maybe we'll drink a gallon of something. we'll just spell it a little bit differently. well, your show was very funny. i can't wait to see it. it's on fox. it's called "duncanville" premieres sunday at 8:30 on fox. we'll be back with david sedaris. ♪ [cheers and applause] are haikus better than fleece? than... fleece edition. uh no way! what about freckles? freckl

i also wonder, i think about rashida tlaib and ilhan omar and aoc campaigning with bernie sanders. dana, but how people really feel about that wing of the party? >> i think it shows that we in the media give a lot of attention to people like aoc, and that she has a popular appeal across the country, but when it comes to voters if and they actually have to go in and put something down on paper, that they are not for that. >> bret: data, one, thank you. it's been an interesting night. another stop along the way. visible do it for the special fox news coverage of democracy 2020. i will be back at 6:00 p.m. eastern time in d.c. for "special report." >> martha: i will be there at 7:00 p.m. with "the story." live analysis continues with a special "fox news @ night" with shannon bream. good night, everybody. ♪ our retirement plan with voya gives us confidence... ...we can spend a bit now, knowing we're prepared for the future. surprise! we renovated the guest room, so you can live with us. i'm good at my condo. well planned, well invested, well protected. voya. be confident to and through

educators who see in the sanders campaign come in the people around him like alexandria ocasio-cortez, rashidalaib, real hope for a different kind of politics. say, itfor me i would is really about plus strategy. i agree with reverend barber that this does not end at the primaries, but it also cannot and in november. we have to be about a movement. also what elizabeth warren campaigns represented that a joining of forces really of asents a hopeful growth movement, multiracial and antiracist movement for a justice agenda long-term. juan: reverend barber, tweeted recently the dems need to keep ththinking about h h they say tt black voters, the heart of the party, when they had the chance to include blacks and did not fight for that. i change the rules for billionaire -- but change the rules for billionaire. your thought in terms of the parties to faced energy when it comes to the african-american vote and especially how they treated kamala harris or cory booker v versus how theyey opend the doors of for michael bloomberg? campaigns.n part one an bring black -- in fact bring like peoplele and lat

i also wonder if -- i think about rashida tlaib and ilhan omar and aoc campaigning with bernie sandersut that one of the party? >> i think it shows us that we in the media give us -- give a lot of attention to aoc and that she has a popular appeal across the country, but that when it comes to voters and when i actually have to go in and put something down on paper, that they are not for that. >> bret: dana, juan, thank you. been an interesting night. another stop on the way, that's going to do it for this special fox news coverage of democracy 2020. i'll be back at 6:00 p.m. eastern time tomorrow in d.c. forced me 27. >> martha: and i will be back at 7:00 p.m. eastern with "the story." life's coverage and analysis continues next with a special "fox news @ night" with shannon bream. good night, everybody. his goal ♪ should become a celebrity accountant. and, i tell them, "nobody should." hey, buddy. what's the damage? i bought it! the waterfall? nope! a new volkswagen. a volkswagen?! i think we're having a breakthrough here! welcome to caesar's palace. thank you. as a doctor, i agree wi

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crime is on the rise and the streets are often dirty the main challenger is conservative candidate rashida daddy she promises to clean up the city and make it safe for a justice minister under nicolas sarkozy the former president is backing her campaign. and his preside isn't the only candidate from the president's party who seems to be struggling in the local elections there were nearly 35000 mayoral seats and roles but only a minority i expected to go back was way. the. recent anger over macros pension reforms and months of yellow fest protests have damaged michael's poppy. and in turn his parties but those aren't the only reasons because party was created to accompany his conquest of the presidency so that only 2 years ago and it's a very young party that doesn't have any presence in the small towns in the in the municipal level and so they don't have their parties they don't have the roots of local politics and local politics is a very specific thing macross party was braced for the political consequences of the local elections but the covering of virus has shifted the focus people in

rashida tlaib was tweeting about prohibition, which more than 80 members of the house supported, includingt's right. one of the reason the poor people's campaign is going -- march on washington and while we put on the a budget response is the experts are telling us this stimulus leaves out millions. we don't have a prohibition against water shutoff. we don't have a prohibition against evictions. we have millions of people, up to 140 million people, like lola, who works part time as a cashier, sleeping in her minivan with three children, because rents are high in san diego, has no fixed address and therefore may not get the one-time payment, doesn't qualify for unemployment. this bill didn't do anything to raise living wages. it's a one-time cash assistance. $1200 is not enough, did not fund health insurance for the uninsured. this bill will leave out millions, joy, millions of people, part-time workers. that means they get knowing, they don't have paid sick leave. it didn't provide the $50 billion we need for child care to cover people. it didn't do anything about health insurance for the

rashida in california , democrats line. caller: good morning. d.c.law in school for my last two months. i am a bernie sanders supporter. i have to vote by mail. i will be one of those late ballots they are counting. that this reminds me a lot of 2016. winsfraid that if biden despite not winning a plurality of the delegates, a lot of sanders supporters who are like me who are lifelong democrats may turn away from voting in the general. think for a lot of white men in the midwest, they might not voting,much at stake in whereas for me i will be voting no matter what because trump does a lot of things that go against me. i think biden sounds incoherent lately. i'm just concerned this will be a repeat of 2016. it does not look like a lot of sanders supporters will carry over. guest: those are great points. clearlythe caller very talked about biden from the sanders pointed view. is this the guy we want to put against trump? is he up to the task. i think she is right. some sanders reporters probably would fall off -- supporters probably would fall off, part

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