richard fowler, fox news contributor. collin reed, former campaign manager for former g.o.p. senator scott brown. richard, i will start with you. this will be very divisive inside your party. with this, i guess, is how it's done. bernie sanders, center of attention. >> bernie sanders is definitely the center of attention here in south carolina. but this is how the sausage is made. this will make for a good democratic candidate going into be donald trump. all eyes are going on bernie in this debate in the knives will be out. lindsay of this, bernie sanders would seem to be the front runner. but joe biden is going to have to have a really good to be performance tonight. he will have to have a good day out of south carolina on saturday to get them into super tuesday. joe biden's number one problem, he will have a number one money problem after he puts the numbeo super tuesday states. bernie has money on his hands but he has a problem because his record is catching up with him. he did did say he wanted to take on barack obama in 2012. this is going to be an interesting debate. i'm

kennedy: and now richard fowler wants to hear about mitt romney and what about john boehner?rambled and weird. i hope matt was joking about the security issue because somebody is invited to a conference should of course be able to show up and not feel physically threatened by anyone. i also feel the purpose of gatherings that call themselves conservatives should not decide the bellwether of what counts as conservative based on fealty to one person. conservatives are conservatism rather is a set of ideas, and sometimes those lead people to different conclusions politically. i disagree with romney's ultimate belt, some of the reasons he gave in his speech were valid, but to make this work, and this is become a broader problem among conservatives, or defending trump is the witness test of conservatism, to me just makes no sense. >> especially when they had a very strong reaction against the president. he had slim people very excited, but he had a lot of people within the party doing whatever they could in the early winter of 2015 to make sure he was not the nominee. oh wow did t

meanwhile richar richard fowler, thank you also. >> newly freed former governor rob blagojevich speaking out hours after president trump commuted his sentence. he walked out of prison yesterday after serving eight years on corruption and other charges for trying to solve former president obama's senate seat, but he has maintained his innocence to this day. a short time ago the former democratic governor join his family outside of the house calling himself a freed political prisoner. expressing gratitude to president trump for commuting

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bush and richard fowler. fox news contributes. richard, let me go to you first. what did you think of the president's speech today in the white house? and kellyanne conway's response. >> this is a moment for the white house to move on and talk about they just passed a trade deal with canada and mexico. instead, he took a victory lap which seemed to be like you said, a private party made public to the american people. i'm not really sure why. all of this does is divides this country. it's the job of our president to unite the country, even given in a world where he doesn't care that democrats are willing to work with him. he promised these things that he would get done but he can't get them done without the house of representatives. maybe it's time for an olive branch instead of a stick. >> martha: mark? >> uniting the country by impeaching the president. the democrats have done a good job of uniting. the president is bitter and has reason to be bitter and angry. nancy pelosi is bitter and angry as well. the impeachment was an absolute disaster. put aside the rhet

let's bring in richard fowler and molly hemingway who broke that story. good evening to both of you. congratulations on the scoop. what do you want to highlight for your reporting. >> what is interesting is what chris murphy said himself years ago about such rogue foreign-policy putting meetings. when michael flynn met with his counterpart, chris murphy said that was illegal possibly and definitely needed to be investigated. he supported the logan excuse. remember sally yates at the department of justice, james comey believed the logan act was a reason to target michael flynn so while it is true that it is really used it was used against trump affiliates to gin up that entire russia collusion hoax because everything to have a different deal when it comes to his own coordination with the iranian foreign minister. >> our president sanders, buttigieg or biden react if it were republican senators engaging in these kind of meetings? >> republican senators and democratic members of the house engage foreign leaders all the time. a couple years ago there was a be

richard fowler and political analyst channel caldwell. welcome to you both. are going to put these numbers up, this is quinnipiac, looking at january versus now. only a 3-week period between african-american support, biden in january was at the top of the list and he has lost half of that support. bloomberg seems to be benefiting, sanders picked up a little bit as well. the same for warren, buttigieg is picked up a little bit as well. that is a major shift to go from 52% of 22% for joe biden. >> it should be a shift african-americans should take. when we think of the policies joe biden supported in the past, being supportive of other policies very unfortunate for african-americans, it is clear not just with him but with the other candidates in the race who actually have supported other policies that have marginalized african-americans there should be a shift. inc. about what is going on with michael bloomberg and how callously he spoke about african-americans the record should be clear that any idea democrats care about farmers of african-americans is a myth,

richard fowler and gianna caldwell, welcome to both of you tonight.the speculation, many freaking out saying he will hurt the down ballot and the ticket but this guy has so many similarities to donald trump the right should be worried about him and federalists under the headline don't be so confident, they talk about bernie's crowd easily eclipsed the competition, his supporters are motivated and if the coronavirus thing hurts the economy he has a clear path to victory. >> we are a ways out from the election and people on the left were wishing for the economic calamity because they see it is the only way to defeat donald trump. the issue is even with coronavirus, spreading within our country, this isn't something that will disrupt in my opinion the economic front like other countries heading for recession and we haven't seen a trend of disruption in our economics. a lot of people are hopeful that those are folks on the left rooting against our country. >> there are people within the party rooting against sanders, referencing continued comments about c

meanwhile richar richard fowler, thank you also. take it away melissa. >> newly freed former governor rob blagojevich speaking out hours after president trump commuted his sentence. he walked out of prison yesterday after serving eight years on corruption and other charges for trying to solve former president obama's senate seat, but he has maintained his innocence to this day. a short time ago the former democratic governor join his family outside of the house calling himself a freed political prisoner. expressing gratitude to president trump for commuting his 12 year prison sentence, watch. >> we want to express our most profound and everlasting gratitude to president trump. he didn't have to do this. the republican president, i was a democratic governor and doing this does nothing to help his politics. >> melissa: if the president also commuted the sentences of three other end granted full pardons to seven people. but is now facing pushback from both sides of the political aisle. trump issues pardons almost exclusively for politi

richard fowler, radio show host in fox news contributor.shington post" headline over the weekend "mike bloomberg for years has battled women's allegations of profane, sexist comments." it's a long article, a big article. some of the headlines went toward this possibility that he would take hillary clinton as his vp. you believe his opponents are trying to land a blow they are not very successful yet. how come? >> because he's a shadow candidate. he's not actually participated in any debates or any interviews. he's just spending his money on ads that make him look good and beat up his opponents. it's very hard for them to land a blow on him because he hasn't actually stepped into the stage. >> bill: richard, if you are michael bloomberg, do you want to be on the stage wednesday night? you want to buy a little bit of time for yourself? >> if i were managing the bloomberg campaign i would try to buy as much time as possible. i think for him to be the democratic nominee come he's going to have to take some blows. you have to answer some tough q

richard fowler, fox news contributor. ford o'connell, civic for impact human.h you on the facts are in. democrats are saying you would leave the u.s. economy in a shambles. it would be dead on arrival. >> president trump has made clear on several occasions he does not intend to touch social security work medicare. even with that point in the state of the union. chaos has broken out in the democratic primary. bernie sanders is a front runner, joe biden is basically on political life support. 61% of americans say their life is better off today than it was three years ago, which is the highest gallup has ever polled. this is a ploy by the democrats to distract from a terrible new cycle. after all, where's their budget? >> harris: richard? >> [laughs] it's good to be with you, harris. before get into the negatives, let's talk about the positive. the president does it very well, he doubles for hiv/aids to attack the epidemic. ipod and for that. if you look at this carefully, it has a $451 billion cut to medicare. beyond that, student loan forgiveness for those who d

hope and never played that is tommy and in the other quarter we've got fox news contributor is richard fowlery gentlemen welcome to both. >> good to see a kennedy. kennedy: great to be seen. think it's a much. this is getting nasty, skating a little dirty. tommy, are you surprised at all that bernie sanders is doubling down on his love for commies? >> no, was surprising to me as democrats are now all up in arms and seem to be surprised by all this. he's been providing this on silver platter for years and decades now. now democrats are all shocked when he talks about castro? this is the first or the second time and he tripled down on it last night. come on call a spade a spade. he is telling you what he is just believe him already. kennedy: sir richard, what do you believe about the calls for amy klobuchar and pete buttigieg to drop out of the race? >> listen i think we have to wait and see how voters vote in south carolina on super tuesday it's still a very young primary, none of the candidates have the 1990 votes to get the nomination right now. into answer tommy's point about sanders one th

joining with reaction, political analyst joanna caldwell and richard fowler and great to have all of. thank you for being here. >> thank you for being here, shannon. >> shannon: a little bit of what the president had to say about unemployment tonight. >> president trump: we are dancing with unbridled optimism and lifting our citizens of every race, color, religion and created. >> the unemployment rate for african-americans, hispanic-americans, asian-americans has reached the lowest levels in history. african-american youth unemployment has reached an all-time low. [cheers and applause] >> shannon: i will start with you because i saw several pendants on twitter saying hey, listen, this president is making a case to the african-american community, latinos. he is going out there and saying, look what we have done. i want your vote. do you think it will work? >> listen, when donald trump was candidate, he said he asked black voters, what do you have to lose? so now, we have the results of what americas are gaining especially black voters. record load and unemployment numbers, wages are g

we have people like richard fowler on fox news last night was shannon brain blaming the trump administration and the executive branch for this virus that started and another country, from them feeding their people rats, beavers, baby wolves, the list goes on and on. you cannot have 1.5 billion people living on top of one another. inhave lost 14,000 people north america from the flu. host: let's take that point. compare that to the deaths over the flu. guest: obviously very worried about the flu, it is an important contribution to severe illness and death in the united states, and a frequent cause of hospitalizations, particularly in the season we are in now. it is absolutely worth being concerned about and i encourage anybody who has not gotten the vaccine to get the vaccine, because it is your best chance of not having severe illness and death if you are vaccinated. also it would be helpful to reduce the number of flu cases. that is less burden for the hospital to manage. one of the reasons this virus is getting the attention it is is not because things like flu are not deadly, but there is

we've got people like richard fowler on fox news last night with shannon blaming the trump administration and blamed the executive branch for this virus the start in another country from them either people rats, beavers, maybe we'll. >> the list goes on and on b tht is being fed to the chinese people. you can't have 1.5 billion people living on top of one another. we have lost 14,000 people in north america from the flu. >> host: let's take that point, nick. compare this to the deaths over the flu. >> guest: i am very worried about the flu. it is an important contribution to severe illness andbu death in the united states and frequent cause of hospitalizations, particularly in the season that we are in now. it is absolutely worth being concerned about and i very much encouraged anybody who hasn't already got the vaccine to get the vaccine because your best chance of not having severe illness and death if you are vaccinated. it will also be helpful if we can reduce the number of flu cases, t that's less burn for te hospital staff to manage. that said, one of the reasons why this virus is g

let's bring in fox news contributor's richard fowler and mollie hemingway, who broke that story. good evening to both of you. >> good evening. >> good evening, mike. >> mike: mollie, congrats on the school. what more do you want to highlight for me reporting? >> thank you. i think is interesting is what chris murphy said himself years ago about such a rope foreign policy type meetings. and mike flynn met with his counterpart come his russian counterpart, had a phone call with his russian counterpart, chris murphy said that was illegal, possibly, and definitely needed to be investigated. he supported the logan act use, remember, sally yates at the deferment of justice, james comey, believed that the logan act was a reason to target mike flynn. while it's true that it is rarely used, it was famously used against trump affiliates to really gin up the entire russia collusion hoax. now, chris murphy seems to have a different view when it comes to his own coordination with the iranian foreign minister. >> mike: interesting. how would a president sanders, buttigieg, or bite and react if

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richard fowler and rachel campos-duffy. good morning to both of you. great to see you. ahead of south carolina leading the polls from jim clyburn who says it might be the beginning of a comeback. watch. >> we're trying to create a surge here. there will be 14 states voting next tuesday and we would like to see him go into those 14 states with a big vote out of south carolina. it would signal to the people down in texas that joe biden is, in fact, surging. i want to see a surge here. >> ed: richard, you've been down in south carolina where they had the debate. is a surge coming for joe biden? >> it looks like it could be the case. the clyburn endorsement is what moves voters in south carolina. a stalwart in the state for a long time and his word goes a long way. we'll see what happens tomorrow. it will be a good night for joe biden. understanding in super tuesday there are more southern states that will be up and go to the ballots. it can dictate or foreshadow how they could vote and could give biden more delegates as he makes this what i think will be a marathon to the

richard fowler and james freeman from the editorial page of the "wall street journal." morning to all of you. go around the table. thoughts on the state of the union last night. >> i thought it was effective. a forceful, compelling, patriotic speech as you saw there. i think a win as you mentioned. there are sometimes weird comments on twitter. you didn't get any of that in the state of the union. focused and effective. >> ed: democrats seemed to think maybe nancy pelosi ripping up the speech took -- distracted away from the actual democratic rebuttal on policy. >> i sympathize with the argument. vintage donald trump. a campaign speech he was giving and a rally speech. uses similar flourishes with facts that are misleading. one was he talked about creating -- building all these factories. if you look into the numbers. i dug in this morning. there weren't 12,000 factories and things. for his base the speech worked. for the people who like donald trump the speech worked. if you didn't like him the speech didn't work. when you think about this nancy pelosi ripping up the s

we have people like richard fowler on fox news last night was shannon brain blaming the trump administration the executive branch for this virus that started and another country, from them feeding their people rats, beavers, baby wolves, the list goes on and on. you cannot have 1.5 billion people living on top of one another. inhave lost 14,000 people north america from the flu. host: let's take that point. compare that to the deaths over the flu. guest: obviously very worried about the flu, it is an important contribution to severe illness and death in the united states, and a frequent cause of hospitalizations, particularly in the season we are in now. it is absolutely worth being concerned about and i encourage anybody who has not gotten the vaccine to get the vaccine, because it is your best chance of not having severe illness and death if you are vaccinated. also it would be helpful to reduce the number of flu cases. that is less burden for the hospital to manage. one of the reasons this virus is getting the attention it is is not because things like flu are not deadly, but there is an

either from june as not or wendy richard as pauline fowler and it was myjob to go to the sound department to work with june. actress and it was always a pleasure to work withjune. she would take this country seriously, rewrite parts of the script with me if necessary to make it absolutely in her character and that is the kind of actress she is. she is very professional at all times. lovely to hear and professional at all times. lovely to hearand a professional at all times. lovely to hear and a fantastic story, back in the day that is how we use to catch up the day that is how we use to catch up if we miss an episode, we had to phone a phone line. terrific, isn't it. i watched it a lot in the early days exactly when you would have been working on it and if i think afar, it is her and ethel, like appearing. one of the highlights of those early years for me was the wonderful two hander that they did with ethel and dot, i think it was episode 2a8 in 1987, don't know ysl remember the numbers, but there you go. it was these two ladies talking foran go. it was these two ladies talking for an en

a couple of weeks ago robert singleton asked: moira fowler added: and mark hawkins had this question. well, richardss, the bbc‘s uk editor, joins me now and let's start with the fact that anyone watching the weather forecast has been told that more storms are coming and where they might hit and i'm interested in how you decide where to deploy people. i think it is a mixture of things. i mean, we obviously listen to those forecasts but we also are regularly in touch with our local teams around the uk to get that kind of on the ground information. and the point to whether stories is difficult because you need to be there when the weather is happening and you cannot really deploy afterwards because you don't get to the heart of the story and can often be much harder to get there as well, once the weather has happened, the severe weather, and the impacts of it. so we take a lot of deployment decisions that we often will deploy people and we find the weather is not such a story and then that we are not necessarily getting on air so it is a mixture of using local knowledge and of course the information w

a couple of weeks ago, robert singleton asked: moya fowler added: and mark hawkins had this question: well, richardrecasts but we also are regularly in touch with our local teams around the uk to get that kind of on—the—ground information and deploying to weather stories is actually quite difficult because you need to be there when the weather is happening and you can't really deploy afterwards because you don't get to the heart of the story and it can often be much harder to get there, as well, once the weather has happened, the severe weather, and the impacts of it. so we take a lot of deployment decisions. we often will deploy people and will find that the weather is not such a story, and then they're not necessarily getting on air, so it's a mixture of using local knowledge and of course the information we get from the met office. let's move on to some of the criticisms which we've very much heard and saw there. you know — and i'm sure you've probably been on this show dealing with it before — that when the headline is stay at home, viewers are infuriated to see reporters on the seafront or the