this one would think has to end. >> the rnc is fighting hard.ll the material coming out of the rnc is corn is tent in fighting for the president. i'm disappointed to see our conservative republican senators scurrying away from questions about this. we'll remember those folks when they come calling for contributions. this is a time for everybody to stand together. this is a fight for the future of our country. lou: it's nothing less than that. the niceties from the rino republicans, i don't understand why the party bothers. if they have principle or courage, they are willing to test it. i want to turn to a development that is very interesting, and i know you have been check it out because we discussed it today. but "the federalist" publishing this story that the intelligence community, secretly, this whole thing is based on a whistleblower for our audience. the intel community secretly gutted the requirement of first-hand knowledge on the part of the whistleblower. that happened so mysteriously just before that complaint was filed. >> that's righ

at the rnc, how you look at that? do try that?double standard from democrats since day one with this president. they have refused to accept the results of the election. boycotting the inauguration, the 2-year russian oaks where the president was clearly exonerated. no collusion, no obstruction. and now this rush to judgment in a knee-jerk way way to bring impeachment proceedings when they haven't even read the transcript or heard from inspector general. there are so determined to stop this president in his tracks and refute the will of the american people, that they are putting our democracy at risk. i think it's something we should say. they are undermining their democracy with what they're doing today. and they should be called out. we will do it in november when we sin them on. >> harris: the leader should pass among the g.o.p., people like newt gingrich, they will tell you it's also damaging to the party pushing forth with impeachment inquiry. because if you leave somebody in office, even though they've been impeached -- i hop

joining us tonight rnc chair "rhoda" daniel and great to see you.et's start with this harvard harris poll. even though it has mixed news for the party the fact that you have a standard bearer like the president in these circumstances is about the best news there popular party has going into 2020, isn't it? >> the great thing for the party to have the president leading our party and someone who expands are based and attracts voters who have an eyes looked at the republican party. part of the reason why he won in 2016 and every candidate on the ballot in 2020 is going to benefit from that base of the president brings to the polls because he will help everybody down ticket and help us maintain our majority in the senate and win back the house. there are people who will vote for president trump that won't show up for their candidates. >> winning back the house is looking like a tall order. it's incredible to me republicans retiring and fully one third are in the state of texas and bill florest the latest. that looks like a pill work for the republican p

>> well, i -- as rnc chair, as rnc chair, we are out talking to voters every day, and we hear this, iear it from farmers, from manufacturers, they say tell the president thank you for staying strong -- lou: what do they say to tell those rino senates? those rino congressmen in. >> they say stand with the president on this. he's doing the right thing. we need to do this from a position of strength, otherwise we'll be taken advantage of by china for years and years and decades to come. this is the time to stand tall. lou: as always, great to see you. ronna mcdaniel, the best leader the rnc has had in many a year. >> thank you, lou. lou: coming up here next, more troubling questions about whether james comey's fbi, are you ready, colluded with clinton's attorneys. could be. what are the odds? we'll find out more as we talk with alan dershowitz right after this quick break. stay with us. ♪ ♪ lou: president trump's attorney, jay, tweeting he has documents that suggest james comey's fbi may have colluded with clinton attorneys in order to circumvent federal law. the tweet includes a story d

i was arguing beside other rnc lawyers and lawyers for the president and other attorneys.nt back and forth with the attorney general and his team and we were able to convince the judge that this law was unconstitutional on a number of grounds and issued an injunction. this law will not go into effect, not just donald trump but now presidential candidate will be required to release their taxes as a condition of being on the ballot. this is a victory for the voters and the first amendment. heather: here is what the governor had to say. he wanted the law to ensure transparency saying states have a legal and moral duty to restore public confidence in government, leaders seeking the highest offices need to meet minimal standards but the issue was states adding different standards to the presidential race. >> absolutely right. we have had one set of qualifications since the founding of this country and no matter what voyeurism, particular statement, don't like donald trump or another candidate might have, they don't have a right to impose their own criteria. if they did that ima

the rnc is reporting a massive fund-raising haul.ittee raised a record $23.5 million for just the month of august. that's the highest amount that a national party committee has ever raised in the month of august during an off cycle year. what is pushing these donations and are they big or small, 'cause that makes a difference, too. >> they're small. in quarter 2, for instance, when you consider the rnc, the joint committee we have in the trump campaign, 98.5% of our donations were $200 or less. that is significant, harris. when you look at the campaign and the rnc combined, more than 123 million cash on hand. this is significant. the fact that the rnc can say today, we have as much cash on hand as september 2016, just months before the election? we're not short on cash. we're not gonna be sure on a robust ground game and robust data operation. this all makes such a difference what's happening right now makes such a difference on november 3, 2020. >> harris: i'm sure i'm getting notes from my own family in the midwest. mchaskell is fr

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for august 2019, $23 1/2 million to the rnc.o the polls, karl rove also joined us earlier. let's hear from him first. >> if you only looked at the states and how they perform in the last couple of elections you might have said don't waste time in west virginia. as you recall george w. bush did spend time in west virginia and made a massive effort to get the state and won it because of coal. issues will drive it. >> issues will drive it. president trump offered voters a different set of policies proposals in 2016. i think there is a -- trump has delivered and reality reasserts itself. that will help president trump in the end. >> sandra: sticking to your show as you prepare and you go through, what do you hear when it comes to these issues and the president out in california? >> out in california there are a lot of conservatives too afraid of losing their jobs and being black listed by people in hollywood, a company town, to state their opinions. people don't like that. the left and democrats have underestimated how much people h

lauren: president trump and the rnc breaking fund raising records on the campaign trail as joe biden makes an incredible claim about getting women back to work. cheryl: and not clucking around, how one company is taking the chicken wars to a whole new level. we have details on a new combo that defies logic. it is wednesday, it is septembe" starts right now. ♪ ♪ wednesday morning. ♪ take my blues away. ♪ wednesday morning. ♪ it's going to be a brighter day. ♪ wednesday morning. ♪ it's come so many times before. cheryl: welcome to "fbn: a.m." and good morning. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: it is fed decision day. let's take a look at how your money is moving this morning as all eyes turn their attention to jay powell and company. we've got slight losses in the futures market, the dow is down 31, nasdaq down 11 and three quarters. lauren: the yield on the 10 year treasury stands at 1.78%. down again today, 3 basis points. cheryl: oil heading south again after the saudi's said full production capacity will be back on track. the oil, down 40-cents,

i didn't need to see that we've been having this conversation for a long time about the rnc numbers.n beating the dnc's butt in fund-raising, but we have a bunch of candidates running for the people are dirt into their individual candidate candidates. how important is this early lead, though, in cash for donald trump? >> pete: what you said is probably true. the monies being split on the democrat side. we've known, especially as this impeachment talk has drummed on, this will be a base election. this will be the election widely accept what you can galvanize and motivate your people to get them out, you make an appeal to the people in the middle. are you better off now than you were four years ago? that will be president trump's response, and democrats will hopefully maybe eventually find their message, other than impeachment. this is an indication that people are still highly motivated by a man they said they sent it to disrupt washington. they believe he has kept his offices in the face of an ounce of the the no president has evr seen. in writing $5 checks to a billionaire. that's b

i want to first go to the rnc statement.publican party are firmly behind the president and any effort to challenge him in a primary is bound to go nowhere. do you buy that? >> yes, because it's been set up like that. they've done rulemaking changes. the rnc is fully in tandem with donald trump's campaign. they have been working together. now what's interesting is on the campaign front, i have to say, the trump campaign has been working hard and doing things a campaign typically should. >> like what? >> they have been out -- they have been doing outreach to state party chairmen for the past 18 months. right after the president was sworn in. so they have done that work on the ground in those states to really shut out people from looking to run and looking to potentially be a delegate to the convention. but that being said, didnoesn't mean that it is right and just because you can cancel primaries like they did for george bush and pat buchanan or even barack obama in 2012 -- >> arizona was one of them. >> doesn't make it right.

this afternoon the rnc confirmed to cnn the propublica report they don't share that information callingy. and brad parscale called the propublica report stupid today on a call with reporters. but let's talk about -- we don't have to talk about the part that has to do with brad that he found us stupid or unfortunate. it is interesting, mary katherine, that they are not going to let -- say you're a congressman running in a district that is marginal and you want to know is trump popular in my direct or not, they won't let you know. >> so there is a couple of issues in this story. one ethical, where it is like -- it is like oh, well this is old swamp meet the new swamp. a different kind of person that was brought in, very conventional for an unconventional campaign. and two efficacy. he was effective. and he does get credit and may not be he's a digital genius but he did what he to do which is marry the rnc to the slap dash trump operation and did what nobody thought could be done so he deserves cred for this but they won't be married this time so you won't have the victoryories in a place

next up, the chairman of the rnc. joining me now is chairwoman ronna mcdaniel. >> you heard the chairman and senator and mayor, your thoughts on this debate over all. >> i had a lot of take wall that dem party wants to take everything away from the american team people from theragrans, to health let plans to the a lot of their hard-earned wages to fund. health care plans that are not sustainable, they want to take our rights away. i didn't see anything on the table, the 6 million jobs being aided at wage growth at 3% i think a hot of americans are saying things really for us and it is the economy and they didn't talk about this. >> was this something that surprised with you this debate? >> i was a little surprised at the exchange between castro and joe biden. i thought that with a, i know that is getting a lot of talk, i don't think that was a very kind exchange on castro's part, although i'm not surprised because he tried to shame u votersin for gil federal reserve giving to the campaign. i'm surprise they had didn't

the vice president of the rnc corporation. i wrote a column entitled "the trump whistleblower may not and whistleblower at all." if you look at the statute on whistleblowers, they are allowed to file a complaint against other people in the intelligence community who may have engaged in abuse. president trump is not a member of the intelligence community. >> there is so much other stuff there. to meet the standards for the statute. there are a number of definitions that have to be a matter of some urgency. ways more likely is this is a partisan effort to undermine the president from the swamp. somebody who is probably leaking and using this as a cover to do so. we have seen dozens of examples of this. i am looking at this accusation with a bleary and jaundiced eye. i think joe biden and others have a lot to gain by change the subject to kavanaugh and this allegation. gregg: negotiating with foreign leaders to make promises. it does not grant power to an unelected inferior employee of the federal government to second guess what

there's no political apparatus, no communication between them and the rnc and their interactions withcongress. we saw how ham-handed it was just the other day when the white house staff sent the republican talking points to the democrats on the hill. it makes you kind of laugh, but they're just not prepared to deal with this, and it shows and it's going to show. and one of the things that's so different now from the mueller report, it was long, poorly written, distorted by barr, hard to understand. this ukraine thing in the president's own words is very, very clear. and think about it this way. everybody in the united states has watched "the godfather" and "the sopranos." everyone knows what the president is saying in that telephone call. there's no confusion. >> that's the context adam schiff tried to put it in on thursday during testimony. rudy giuliani shared a text message he says now according to sources came from the former u.s. on i have to ukraine in which he says that volcker testified, mr. mayor, really enjoyed breakfast this morning. as you discussed, doesed with him. i sug

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rnc chair ronna mcdaniel is here with that.hat if i told you, proof that the left's assault on capitalism has it exactly backwards and is dangerous for our country and middle class. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. good evening, i'm david asman in for trish. our top story tonight, major theatrics on capitol hill. house intel chairman adam schiff amping up the drama on the phone call with president trump's ukrainian counterpart. >> it read like a classic organized crime shakedown. i hear what you want. i have a favor want from you, though. and i'm going to say this only seven times so you better listen good. i want to you make up dirt on my political opponent. understand? lots of it. on this and on that. you know what i am asking or i will only say this a few more times in a few more ways. and by the way, don't call me again, i will call you when you have done what i asked. dave require appears like he's reading from the transcript. but the problem with schiff's statement is president trump never said that. schiff's ver

never before have the rnc and the potential campaign have merged as much as they have.nc and all the members of the chairman and the state, trump campaign gone through those states and rooted out and putting their own people in. that leads to the ability to cancel primaries which is not a new phenomenon. it is a way to keep people off the ballot. i hope and i wish mark sandford was right. i wish there were enough of us. >> people who are pro-immigration and wanted fisc physical discipline and responsibilities. people who understood that when you use six-scale intelligence for weather, you may use six-scale intelligence on a north korean sub off the coast of the united states. that gets people killed. and so he's marginalized allies and weaken the united states and he's been weak on defense. the economy is doing fine, right? unemployment is low and a lot of things. historically is healthy. will it go in other direction? i think it does and you will see farmers and small business people and investors start to peel off. it looks like it may be happening. >> i try to play o

joining us tonight to assess the path to 2020 rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel. great to have you with us. you know, when we look at these numbers, let's put these numbers up just for the audience to look at, to judge, you know, are you better off today than you were four years ago? could we have that full screen, please? i'm going to beg for it and see if that works. okay. there it is. all you have to do is beg. looking at this poverty rates by year, 11.3, 15.9, 11.8, i mean, this is really quite extraordinary to see what we, you know, what has happened under this president since really election day, didn't wait till inauguration day, the impact started with his election, didn't it? >> absolutely. and you've seen the mainstream media try to undermine this president at every level with the three rs i call them. first it was the russia hoax. then it was racism, which is just ridiculous with the president passing the first act and the economic opportunity zones and the lowest unemployment in the african-american community and now it is recession. they are trying to

plus plenty of analysis ahead including reaction from the heads of the dnc and the rnc.erage, peter doocy is standing by working the spin roomer

plus plenty of analysis ahead including reaction from the heads of the dnc and the rnc. first we have fox team coverage, peter doocy is standing by working the spin room here in kristin fisher is also live in houston right outside the debate all and that is where we go first for the highlights. good evening, kristin. >> well, the big question heading into tonight's debate was will joe biden finally debate like the front row that he is? will he prove that he's worthy worthy of his place in the polls? tonight joe biden was definitely more forceful and energetic than he has been in any of the previous debates, but julian castro would not let voters forget how forgetful biden has been on the campaign trail. watch this moment, really by far the most heated of the debate were castro accuses biden of not remembering the details of his own health care plan. >> when you said just 2 minutes ago -- i can't believe that you said 2 minutes ago that they had to buy in and now you're saying they don't have to -- you're forgetting that! >> anybody whose grandmother has no money. your au

quote, critical voter scores, sophisticated polling-based analytics the rnc provides are now omittingcific states and congressional districts feel about president trump. republican insiders believe these analytics are being withheld to try to prevent republican candidates from publicly distancing themselves from the president, or leaking unfavorable results that embarrass trump. so in the midst of everything else going on, tomorrow night we have the democratic candidates are going on stage convincing people why they're the best to run against trump. meanwhile, on the other idtial s all over the country so no one can run against trump or if they do, no republican primary voters will have a chance to vote for anyone other than trump. on top of that, we know that the national party is overtly hiding the data, keeping secret the data that they have that would let any of their own candidates around the country decide rationally whether they, too, might want to run a little bit against trump in order to save their own skins because voters don't like trump. this means the the republican part

rowdy, rncs can rowdy, raucous . >> i'm laura ingraham, i will have the real reason the reviving their smear campaign against brett kavanaugh and what it tells us about their agenda. plus, mike huckabee, fisher davis hanson are all here, as well. but now, back to president trump and his rally live from rio rancho, new mexico. [cheering and applause] [channing usa! ] so anyway, no president should ever be put in that position. and by the way, no president should have to go through what i've gone through, either. that should never happen. what happened is a disgrace to our country. no president should ever have to go through it. and i'll tell you what, 99% of them would never have been able to take it. they wouldn't have been able to take it. but, we won the great state of michigan and and now we're doig really well. i tell japan, sore re, big deferses with all these companies, we're changing it. you've got to get car companies. we're buildingg cars now in michigan. they're not going to be leaving for lots of other countries, including kind, including mexico, they're going to stay home a

impeachment inquiry moves forward, some say they're not worried for the president including national rncommittee woman >> i think it's going to turn off a what are of american voters from feeling like their elections are final. are people goingo later? >> people are worried. >> impeachment didn't work very well when we did it for republicans against bill clinton. i think it's going to end up helping the president and his campaign. we don't want to win this way. >> reporter: the legacy republicans align president believe speaker pelosi caved to pressure from fellow democrats. >> they are no longer the democrat party oaf bill clinton. they are left-wing extremists. nancy pelosi has lost control of her party. >> reporter: political analyst says both parties have a winning scenario politically even if the president is impeached. >> the democrats get the votes from impeached and public opinion goes over to the democrats and they win anyway. or vice versa. if democrats impeach, republicans keep it from happening, he can keep from breeing convicted, they may win because the public side for noth

the rnc is refusing to provide republican candidates with data about how voters feel about presidentever president is in office. it helps people put together good local campaigns. but with president trump for some reason, they're withholding that data and not sending it out. quote, critical voter scores, sophisticating polling based analytics the rnc provides are now omitting an essential detail for any down ballot race, how voters in specific states and congressional districts feel about president trump. republican insiders believe these analytics are being withheld to try to prevent republican candidates from publicly distancing themselves from the president, or leaking unfavorable results that embarrass trump. soed so in the midst of everything else going on, the democratic candidates are going on stage convincing people why they're the best to run against trump. on the other side, the republican party is cancelling their own presidential primaries all over the country so no one can run against trump or if they do, no republican primary voters will have a chance to vote for anyone

the rnc's invitation listed ticket prices ranging from $1,000 per person all the way up to $100,000 per couple, which will come with a seat at the president's table and a photo. >> i could have sold another $100,000 to this event very easily. i had to say no. >> reporter: dillon says there will be several hundred guests across northern and central california. republican party chair john dennis says he is looking forward to attending. >> he's funny and i think that it will be, you know, a fun time. and the energy that he will bring to almost any event that he goes to is infectious and so i'm looking forward to that. >> reporter: they have been notified of the meeting site and not sure of the luncheon's exact location. law enforcement officers in palo alto, mountain view, and chp have been notified. bay area republicans say their visit means more than just money. most influential places in the world and even though that the different direction here, it is important for the president of the united states to come to the area. >> reporter: a lot of my friends who held their noses voted for h

the rnc has spent 400,000 and pro trump pac has spent over 500,000. right there it is clear-cut he is profiting from the presidency. >> margaret? >> i don't know if zach included this. pence's pacs have paid $250,000 at trump properties already. so, you know, what's striking about this is it's not hidden. it's all in plain sight. it's bold. it's out there. and like democrats are just getting around to it as jason says, where have they been? just walk into the lobby. thank you, zach, for doing it for us. that's really hard duty. but it's -- it's there. it's not hard to get. you don't even need subpoenas, just like -- you've got the documents. the documents are really powerful. >> right. >> right. >> this new house investigation, we're not going to learn anything new. >> right. >> we know when trump went to dunebeg, one of his scottish golf courses in 2018, the taxpayers were on the bill for $77,000. the scotsman did a great job reporting that. we know that they're going to request these documents, maybe they'll get them, maybe they won't. information m

>>california's rnc national committeewoman harmeet dhillon weighed in saying it's a mistake for democrats well i think nancy pelosi has made a big political mistake, not to mention a mistake for the integrity of the body that she presides over because the allegations against the president do not amount to any type of an impeachable offense, however, pelosi says today trump has violated the constitution now democrats say the whistleblowers full complaint must be turned over to congress this week this thursday, the acting dni will appear before the house intelligence committee at that time he must turn over the whistleblower's full complaint to the committee. he will have to choose whether to break the law or honor his responsibility to the constitution president trump says he'll release the full transcript of that call on wednesday. now the whistleblower want to talk to the house intelligence committee and that could happen as soon as this week in the newsroom. taylor bus aqi kron 4 news. well former vice president joe biden is calling on president donald trump to cooperate with congress.

ofant to read you a comment the rnc chairwoman, rhonda mcdaniel. she told reporters, she said that a fight against socialism is helping republicans win over college-educated white women, particularly in suburban districts. are you seeing that? guest: well, we have not seen it in election results to date. goal, andell be their i think the republican party is very concerned about the erosion of support from white women that ,e saw on the republican party to the democratic party in 2018. they are rightly concerned that if they cannot win back some of those voters, the party's future looks quite bleak. i think they are appropriately targeting the voters that they need to target, whether or not they can reverse the trend is the big question for 2020. host: johnson in connecticut, independent line. good morning. caller: yes, yes good morning, mr. scanlon. i am just amazed that someone from the nation of the far-left rag and the democracy alliance -- that is way progressive. is interested in public and women. i used to be a democrat and i had to leave tha

now, not only will the rnc be freed from that but donald trump taken control over of the rnc and i'm concerned about the kinds of activities that might happen in the lead up to the election. actions -- ithis is going to take the voting wars to a new level and make the election itself a campaign issue in 2020. this is a way to drive up turnout and fundraising but it undermines the kinds of things we take for granted about how our elections take place. we understate how norm based our roles are for peaceful transitions of power. so much is driven by convention rather than law and our rules for resolving close elections are underwritten. they leave a lot of room for discretion and the actors that exercise that discretion are often partisan actors. this time around, there are four factors i point to that i think in lead to a further decline in trust. a trust that the election results will not be affect -- accepted. the four factors. voter suppression in republican states. the more these laws are pushed, the more there is a lack of trust in the system. pockets of incompetence often in dem

. >> reporter: on friday the trump campaign and rnc launched an ad campaign accusing joe biden of swapping $1 billion in aid to ukraine in exchange for the firing of a prosecutor who was investigating the company who hired biden's son. >> it's information from the white house and president trump. >> reporter: president trump was recorded by journalists thursday making statements to the whistleblower. >> you know what weused to do in the old days with spies and treason? we used to handle it differently. >> i think what the president said goes beyond irresponsible. it's dangerous. >> reporter: the impeachment inquiry could be damaging to president trump and the gop according to mark taylor, and says this sends a message heading into the 2020 election. >> this sends a signal to saudi arabia and russia that we will hold the president accountable for ng exsiour political system to your influence. even if you try it, look what happens. >>> special envoy to ukraine has resigned, telling secretary of state mike pompeo about the decision to leave his post after it was reported that he connected pre

neera hayk, and michael steele, former rnc chairman. thanks to all of us for being with us.onathan, i guess take us inside the administration on how something like this works or might work. we have the reporting there that the president suggested to mike pence that he stay at a trump property. what does that mean in an administration like this? and what's the consequence? is there a consequence somebody would face if they don't follow the suggestion? >> well, my reporting is that it isn't any more complicated than what was described by mike pence's chief of staff -- sorry, chief of staff, mark short. trump often does things like this when he says you should my property is the best you should stay there. i think what's really important is to put it in the much larger context is that trump's presidency has been the world's greatest infomercial for trump properties. it's not just the money that you just referenced in terms of taxpayer dollars of housing, secret service and others at the properties. it's putting it on the world stage. the name idea of mar-a-lago prepresidency ve

rnc committee woman for the great state of california. and a member of the trump 2020 vision are you council. i d advisory counsel. i watched the speaker today stave she is going to do with jerry nadler has been begging her to do and what he has been engaged in for weeks now. no questions please for the august speaker because she is talking about real work. meernl while the, the house has d meanwhile the house hasn't done any work. what law was broken and how do they know that crime was committed? it's a bizarre moment in history. they look like a hapless bunch of no-nothings trying to find relevance. >> it's bead welderring. i'm -- it's bewildering. pushing back on the squad and all the other people, but today she sort of gave in. you are next, the facts don't matter. the law doesn't matter. the will of the american people who don't support impeachment inquiry. all at matters is short-term gain. i think it will be destructive for democrats and the american flus our democracy. the president has been dealing with this witch hunt since befo

of the problem is ryan's is the former general counsel of the rnc, top lawyer and he knows the rulebook inside and out there's a mechanism to kick them off. the only way is to persuade him to step aside and if you know anything about donald trump's relationship he won't be pushed aside by a bunch of these people who he views as weaklings and clowns. the one person donald trump is worried about that day is mike pence the two of them have a relationship that's wildly misunderstood and i hope you will pick up the book and read about their relationship if nothing else from the book i hope you get a glimpse inside their unique relationship. essentially, mike pence was like 70 other republicans viewed him as lump sum and republican watched his political ascent and thought this guy stands for nothing that we embody as conservatives, republicans and mike pence had always called himself a christian conservative and republican in that order donald trump never identified with any of the three. .. there was this a caricature of donald trump portrayed by the bloodthirsty liberal media. i see somebod

lauren: president trump and the rnc breaking fund raising records on the campaign trail as joe biden an incredible claim about getting women back to work. cheryl: and not clucking around, how one company is

2016, while the trump campaign itself didn't happen to have an apparatus, what is clear is that the rnc over the course of the previous four years under reince priebus actually did a good job at building infrastructure. he was also supported by a huge network of conservative organizations that had been on the ground in these states since the election of president obama in 2008. there's no question that president trump will have more money, bigger infrastructure in more places. they are already advertising online and on television. they are organizing on the ground. democrats have to match that. obviously, we have a primary. the primary will help us build our infrastructure, talking to our base, focusing on producing a good nominee. we can't afford to wait. that's why, even though we have a primary going on, priorities is focused on general election states with general election messaging. we can't afford to give donald trump a head start when it comes to the general election. i encourage every democrat to make sure they are not only investing in organizations like ours but investing in t

the rnc is the bad person. they accused you of this, and you didn't really mean that, did you? it reminded me of candy crowley in the third presidential debate putting her thumb on the scale to help obama at a crucial moment. this is what the left-wing media does. lou: there is something wrong with the deal. i think it goes way beyond the scales of balance. this is an outright, i believe the national left-wing media in this country has completely devoted itself to supporting the democratic party. i don't think this is a little bit of a thumb on a scale. this is stopping on the idea of balance. >> there is no restraint on the idiocy of these reporters. this thing on calf now by the "new york times" is so outrageous. the whole hearings we had a year ago, we took a decent human going being is now a justice on the court and pillaged his family and reputation to say no heard somewhere someone did such and such and the woman who allegedly had this done to her doesn't remember. to bring this up again and talk about impeaching him shows how absurd the dialogue is today. kavanaugh has s