when quite frankly everybody got in there unexpectedly it was a shotgun marriage where those from the rnc and those all put together to serve in the cabinet with the with to bring in more discipline and then to have a little bit of both that is necessary and important because everything is political on both sides whether the legislature or the executive branch. everything is political but then as far as the government goes to take something from the white house a policy initiative and to move it through the chambers of the senate and the house. we still have 12 months to go for the campaign. we are in the middle of the election season now i was at all weekend with my kids and their school events know i'm trying to get my kids - - opeople to comment but this is a big problem for the democrats. unless they have an overwhelming majority understanding the issue to see this for what it is as a highly partisan fight the night he won and became in president-elect i was there walking out at 4:00 a.m. and the protest were already multiplying everywhere impeach him. not our president. illegitimate.

in the 2016 the rnc outraised the dnc to the one and we took over the house. last year they aren't cra's to the dnc and we helped take over the house and had historic gains instead houses are the last time we won this many seeds and flip this many governors races was 1982 per we now have the majority of state attorneys general. one over 400 seats in state legislatures, flipped eight chambers. where about to flip that state house and state senate in virginia. in a month or so. and what we have been doing, i have never made the goal to match the other side. a for dollar. and by the way, they have got more rich people than we do. it is pretty simple how they raise more money. the tax bill from 2017. that was a pay to play bell. if you look at the amount of money they took in after the tax bill passed, that was a simple pay to play bill, but what we have been able to do, and i think it is important to look at the broad democratic ecosystem, the amount of money that we have been able to raise and others have been able to raise, that was what enabled us in 2018 to o

the rnc in 2020 is an appendage of the trump reelection campaign.he dnc in 2020 is running a campaign process to make sure everything a person has an opportunity to demonstrate that they are most qualified to be president. and i do not believe it would be our role to be airing ads every time there is misinformation. that is up to the campaign. what we are doing, forcefully, and will continue to do forcefully, is to call out misinformation, to make sure that networks are not aiding and abetting in the dissemination of misinformation. i think that is a critically important role. for instance, when in the aftermath of the el paso shooting, there was a whole slew of misinformation regarding an allegation that was being perpetrated on social media that one of the assailants, one of the shooters, drove away in a pickup truck with a beto bumper sticker. and we informed the beto o'rourke campaign that this was being disseminated. they took appropriate action. and they were able to stem that . we will stick up for every campaign when they are being subjected

wait until you hear how much money the rnc raised last month. with drivewise.ts you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? i am royalty of racing, i am alfa romeo. thand find inspiration who win new places.ct... leading them to discover: we're woven together by the moments we share. everything you need, all in one place. expedia. trish: proof that the left's desperate impeachment push is galvanizing trump supports. donations are pouring in. the rnc raised $27.3 million in the month of september. pretty impressive stuff. but a different story for joe biden. he has less than $9 million left in his campaign fund. bernie sanders and elizabeth warren have twice as much money available to them. carl, good to see you again, tom. wow, these are big numbered. >> they are big numbers. trish: it's like impeachment is helping in some ways? is it? >> i think so. she have be

with analysis, joining me now for reaction, rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel.ch, ronna, for being here. the race, there are several parts of the race, part of it is policy. a part of it is fundraising. put in perspective what we hear about somebody raising a million dollars over a short period of time, i think senator amy klobuchar got excited about that. versus what the rnc, the republican donald trump had been able to raise. >> well, there is no bigger juggernaut right now in fundraisinger that president trump. the rnc and president trump combined raised 125 million in the third quarter. we have 156 million cash on hand. and there is nobody even close. but, what i see from the democrats is they are touting these two new people that are raising a million dollars is that joe biden is waning, that has been three debates. he hasn't been able to solidify frontrunner status. he starts a sentence and can barely finish. donors are saying we have got to find another person. joe biden came in with a huge lead. it's dissipating. this is going to go on for a long time an

this is what the rnc does now. the trump campaign announced reelection right after inauguration and got right to work. you see these campaigners in the field out there working and building the digital and data infrastructure, something the trump campaign does a phenomenal job at. when he says, you are not worried about the differential, that money the rnc is raising is being spent and being used, which is laying the groundwork to hold strong in the states. when you say republicans need to play defense, we are well on our way to doing that. i think that really shows how many voters are trump voters. these people are excited. they are excited to come out and support their president. people like to talk about donated to campaigns. they tell their friends and family members. thanksgiving, they will be telling friends and family that they donated. that is something you saw in the obama reelection. people getting excited. you are seeing that now. i think that is great to see from the republican side. once again, democrat

the rnc raised $27.3 million in the month of september. pretty impressive stuff.ess than $9 million left in his campaign fund. bernie sanders and elizabeth warren have twice as much money available to them. carl, good to see you again, tom. wow, these are big numbered. >> they are big numbers. trish: it's like impeachment is helping in some ways? is it? >> i think so. she have been attacking this man for two years. when you try to take something from some people they pull back harder. way they are pulling back harder in this instance is to give him money. we are still a year out. when i talk about in my book, when the stakes rise, intensity rises, his donor base is growing, they are giving money now a year in advance of where they normally would because they don't want the democrats to take away their president. trish: part of what you are saying the more divide you become, the more polarize something one is, you have got the bad but you also have the good. and people want their voices to be heard. let me ask you about joe biden. it's not working, that theory is n

joining me now, rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel.ace, several parts of the race but part of it isar fund-raising. put in perspective what we hear about somebody raising a million dollars over a short period of time. i think senator klobuchar got excited about that versus what the rnc and donald trump have been able to raise. ut>> there's no bigger juggernat right now than president trump. the rnc and president trump combined raised 125 million in the third quarter, we have 156 million cash on hand and there's no one even close. what i see from the democrats is they are touting two new people raising a million dollars is that joe biden is waning. it has been three debates, he has not been able to solidify a frontrunner status, and he starts a sentence, he can barely finish it and now the donors ar. saying we got to find another person. joe biden came in with a huge lead, it dissipating. this iss going to go on for a long time, it doesn't look like the field is going to narrow anytime soon. >> jason: every day it's a drip in the nation

ranks was more of the rnc leader. everyone got in there unexpectedly because the president was not supposed to win. it was sort of a shotgun marriage. you have folks from the republican national committee and all of the states trying to put people together to serve in the cabinet. you had general kelly with his inpartisan background, more war strategy and the military --ing in trying to bring in you have mick mulvaney who has both. everything is political on both sides, whether it is the legislature or the executive branch. he also understands things have to move and how to get it done as far as the government goes. you take something from the white house and move it through the chambers of the senate and house. they all have their pluses, everyone has a minus. he is moving the ball. we have 12 months to go for the campaign. we are in the middle of an election season right now. people aren't really focusing around the country. i was out all weekend with my kids at their school events. i am trying to get people to comm

. >> the rnc is dwarfing those numbers. 125 million dollars in the third quarter alone. and they are going to put that money to good use. especially on social media. how are the democrats responding? >> i know they said the dollars are the polls right now but as we were just talking about that. if that were true, joe biden would be atop the fundraising field right now. and if that were threw we also wouldn't see polls out of ohio that show trump losing to various democrats. i think it was always the thinking republicans would have a ton of money to play with. but now they are also coming in with ab impeachment inquiry. we know they are using some of that money to get on the air waives and put their messaging out there. the thing for democrats i think is going to be figuring how they contend with all the money from the rnc. the ads from the rnc and talking about impeachment often the campaign trail but also countering that substantive policies of their own. when i'm out talking to voters they a do want to hear about impeachment and how democrats will hold president trump

the rnc says this is its first ad buy in 8 years and while they're spending money.y're making more. >>raised over $15 million just in the first 48 hours along with the trump campaign but democrats and their progressive allies say other than raising money. >>that will provide little political benefit for republicans if you look at the polling right now on the country is moving towards impeachment even among republicans daniela gibbs lay jay is with the center for american progress action fund. i don't think you'll see democrats turning this into a political process like republicans are because to them. >>it's not about politics. it is about the health of our democracy. >>a media watching organization advertising analytics says the democrats have also been spending money on ads. more than million focused on the impeachment inquiry and protecting candidates in vulnerable districts, reporting in washington morgan right. >>lines house democrats say the higher education system is broken and they have a plan to fix it moving forward if they are moving forward with the coll

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president trump and rnc claim to have pulled staggering 300 million dollars so far by comparison, joe biden has raised 15 million in third quarter this year, and said to spend more than he is bringing in democrats are still long way off from picking a nominee, once that happens, analyst say, money will be on begin to flow, but there is a problem for th the -- donks little bipolitico reporting trup campaign is far more organized than they were in 2016. deroy? >> i think there are a couple, dollar amount very important. you can buy ads. kennedy: democrat say once we have one person we'll have the passion and the open spigot. >> they might say, that maybe it is true, but 3 13,000, that is number of small donors. >> they have bee been as a resu. >> that's can be told, can you pick up your phone, knock on doors talk to your friends, they could be turned to activists. >> a worry for democrats on record, if they pi pick the wrog nominee -- >> i think marchly there, it is not about democratic nominee, number one issue for democrats, can you beat donald trump, they want someone, anybody just t

host: what does that mean for you polling for the rnc? give us the lay of the land for this race. stuck the president has between the low to mid 40's of approval. that is not changed much. basically this whole time since the 2016 election, we have bounced from witchhunt to witchhunt on the democrat side looking for something that will stick. that has not happened. democrats have their plans, and they will keep to do this same thing. we have some things that are hitting slightly. the progressive democratic voters in the primary, but not the rest of the country. we do see some changes, but i don't think this hits as hard as a lot of democratic pollsters want it to. host: would you agree with that? tracking tove been the beginning of this on september 23. line, you havel a point or two here or there. that is the case going back to 2016. it is hard to imagine anything will actually change those numbers. fanbase, and that is not going to change. the odds of him winning the popular vote seems close to zero. it is going to come down to wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania. and if story. i f

a powerful message from the rnc about the dangers of socialism.e have actress lori laughlin looking like she might want to reach a plea deal here. remember what steve bannon said on this show three weeks ago about 2020 and hillary clinton? >> i would think if bloomberg or some centrist comes in here, she is running. trish: hillary clinton is considering a 2020 run and it should be concerning for democrats. imagine traveling hassle-free with your golf clubs. now you can, with shipsticks.com! no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. sending your own clubs ahead with shipsticks.com makes it fast & easy to get to your golf destination. with just a few clicks or a phone call, we'll pick up and deliver your clubs on-time, guaranteed, for as low as $39.99. shipsticks.com saves you time and money. make it simple. make it ship sticks. i am royalty of racing, i am alfa romeo. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk

he has a giant rnc behind him, and they have been gathering all of this data on their own separately from this. they are doing what you traditionally do, the beauty they would argue is now they can marry the people, right? they can say where are we lacking, where are we surging, where do we invest all of our money, and you mentioned $125 million combined in the third quarter for ret election campaign. that is a massive massive number and unfortunately the democrats don't have that and can't match that because of the unique situation we find ourselfs in with the president seeking a second term. >> when you ask whether or not democrats are doing this, there have been no republicans that did this either, this is a unique trump campaign. john harwood sat down with bernie sanders to talk socialism, health, and 2020 election. 2020 election ♪ limu emu & doug and now for their service to the community, we present limu emu & doug with this key to the city. [ applause ] it's an honor to tell you that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. and now we nee

the rnc is outpacing the dnc.r their nominee is will inherit an organization that is way behind, and 8:1 different cash on hand and that will provide a lot of infrastructure in the general election that will fuel these campaigns. >> fascinating to see where these numbers go. thanks for being here. 53 after the hour, parent spending more time on their phones and with the kids, do you use your phone too much? your comments next. >> a mischief maker who ended up in very big trouble. ♪ - in the last year, there were three victims of cybercrime every second. when a criminal has your personal information, they can do all sorts of things in your name. criminals can use ransomware, spyware, or malware to gain access to information like your name, your birthday, and even your social security number. - [announcer] that's why norton and lifelock are now part of one company, providing an all in one membership for your cyber safety that gives you identify theft protection, device security, a vpn for online privacy, and more. a

the rnc out with a new ad. the victims of socialism.look. >> one thing we say, socialist promoters, they should go there and see the reality of what's going on. >> this is how venezuelans spend most of their time now. not for luxuries but basics. >> they focus on how to maintain power. if we have to maintain power, we have to control everybody. >> dana: jamie, ron in mcdaniel, the rnc chair woman, when you say socialism, people don't understand that. when you hear it from people in venezuela or cuba who have dealt with socialism, that have been driven from their countries, helps focus the mind a little bit. if it's not taught in schools, might be seen on television. your thoughts on the strategy. >> it's think it's potentially very strong strategy, particularly in florida where there's a lot of people that understand socialism. people have fled places like venezuela and cuba. that's why the democrats would be smart not to nominate a candidate that is seizely tied to that. someone like elizabeth warren or bernie sanders. nominate a candi

that's right rnc has about 5500 million on hand they're down about 7 million dollar.ot looking good but that's enthusiasm indicator but -- everybody needs to realize take nothing for graduated, though, show the world not just america but show the world the support that the the president has in this country. >> i thinking tammy the democrats like to kill their opponents. i want to -- right. i want to ask you about some video charlie because this hasn't been reported a lot this week. abc news got caught with some of the most egregious fake news propaganda i think i've ever seen on network television in a long time. look at what they reported that was coming out of syria. quote unquote -- >> this video right here appearing to show turkey military bombing civilianses in syrian border town the kurds who fought alongside u.s. against ice now report of atrocity committed by back fighters on very ally. so it turns out that was a gun range video from kentucky. not syria, kentucky, and it is two years old. charlie what do you think explains that type of mistake or would you eve

what if the letter was about the rnc and hillary clinton's dirty russian dossier? what if it was donald trump who funneled money through a law firm campaign finance violation to then hire a research group, fusion gps to hire a x born spy to dig up russian dirt on hillary clinton, probably come annoyingly from the beginning russian misinformation and disinformation? come to think of it, donald trump had a server, private server, top-secret material on it and what have donald trump deleted 33,000 emails that were subpoenaed and then destroyed his cell phones? then he bleach the hard drive? with the media mob care? i sale of this because it's not funny because this is how sick, it's cancerous what this mob in the media is doing to this country every day. this also applies to the current ukrainian witch hunt against president trump and as you know democrats in the mob and the media are giving him the white glove treatment with the fake whistle-blower who is not a whistle-blower! it's not a firsthand information, as hearsay. if the guy running it, the cowardly adam schi

on the other hand the president of the rnc has an awful stomach awesome number that their reporting and i expect it's an indication. >> martha: i suspect you are right, it's double from where the obama campaign was in 2011 according to the numbers. thank you, always good to see you. my next guest has been investigating hunter biden's business dealings in china and ukraine for years. peter schweizer, president of the government accountability and author of the book "secret empires." thank you for being here. your book is at the center of so much of this discussion. one headline from the atlantic calls everything that you outline and everything about the joe biden, hunter biden story is perfectly legal, socially acceptable corruption. what you say to that? >> i would agree with the corruption phrase. the question of legality is an open one and that is why i called board investigation. we simply don't know. what we know is that vice president joe biden was appointed by barack obama as vice president two be point person on u.s. policy in two countries, china and ukraine. in both instances h

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rnc cochairman tommy hicks, a real of ours. thank you, tommy. and our great campaign manager, most sophisticated man with the computer you've ever seen. remember they used to say with hillary, her campaign is so sophisticated. after she lost, they said trump campaign was so sophisticated. and remember, she spent like six times more on this stuff than we did. the old days, my father taught me, if you can spend less, that's a good thing, not a bad thing. my father said if you can spend less. so we spent much less than hillary, crooked hillary. crooked hillary. where are those emails, hillary? they may find those 33,000 emails. they may find those deleted emails. they may find them. remember the emails? 33,000 emails covering her gym and her daughter's wedding. 33,000 emails. that's a lot of emails for a wedding and working out. brad parscale did a great job. thank you, brad. thank you, brad. and secretary of commerce, one of the legends of wall street. he was really like amazing and he's doing an incredible job. wilbur ross. thank you. smart guy.

leslie marshall and rnc committee women, harmeet dhillon. welcome to you both.oel stein who has a piece, indefensible leads, a lot of it is tongue-in-cheek. he says this is not something the democrats should do right now. he said impeaching trump without a chance of convicting him is more likely to damage us elites. it allows them to claim exoneration, sending a message that this was all elitist theater. elite maneuvering will sadly voters running into drums, flailing, flag hunting, populist arms. leslie? >> he tweeted me and said he was going to be watching and he didn't know what i was going to say, but he asked you to say the name of his book very slowly and often. i don't agree with him on this. i don't agree with him on this at all. there are elites in both parties and elites that don't like to describe to a party and the danger for democrats and i said all along, why nancy pelosi has put the brakes on. looking at history and what happened with bill clinton when his approval ratings shot through the roof. he had to step down, not bill clinton. he was not re

matthew whitaker with the take on all of this from the rnc chair woman. tom perez, we were told he was unavailable but, hope springs eternal. ron, it's very good to have you. joe biden was saying what the impeachment began because this president should be impeached, what do you think? >> obviously the president shouldn't be impeached but i think the president is exactly right in putting this letter forward and saying, where his due process? the house of representatives is now essentially running an impeachment process without following the president, without allowing the president to have counsel, without allowing the president to allow or call witnesses or have subpoena power. even in a court of law in our country if you are accused of something you are allowed to defend yourself. how can nancy pelosi and the democrats go back to the their constituents, and there is a growing willingness to at least consider an impeachment inquiry. that's the step before you got to it outright. it was shared by 3 out of 10 republicans, what do you make of that? >> i see

this is president trump seeking a second term so he has the infrastructure of the campaign and the rnc trying to identify things they can do better this time around and, of course, with a much bigger team and a lot less of the power str struggle, they can do things to ensure to the best of their abilities there will be no chaos and discord. so in effect what the trump campaign has been doing for ten months is meeting with different state parties saying we want to tighten the delegate rules to ensure whatever candidates get in some states over 50% of the vote in the primary mean they get the delegates. ensuring that president trump will be uncontested. of course, this comes in the backdrop of impeachment and the impeachment inquiry. but this has been going on for so long that they wanted to do it regardless. of course, that context becomes critical because as we start to talk about some of the republican challengers, the campaign and rnc would tell you they're not worried about them. but there are many months to go until then. this is basically an insurance policy to present a united fr

and what he raised -- what he has raised along with the -- can with the rnc. point in 2011. what does it mean for any democrat that's the nominee taking him on in the general. >> this is an' normz war chest. you combine the mona president trump can spend on tgs, facebook ds adz all over social media with the power of his twitter account which he has shown an ability to frame the message to frame hits opponents. epps positioned to be very strong general election nominee while the democrats fight it out. >> good to see you per capita. >> god tooz you. >> thanks for being here. a lot of money. >>> youfrpt forget the witch mount jeanne moos on the mouse hunt that consumed the white house. you can also wonder why our competitors don't offer that. schwab, a modern approach to wealth management. i have moderate to severe pnow, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer, yeah i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin ♪ yeah that's all me. ♪ nothing and me go hand in hand ♪ ♪ nothing on my skin ♪ that's my new plan. ♪ nothing is everything. keep your skin clearer with skyrizi

. >> sean: here with reaction, former rnc chairman, ryan previous.or many jeopardy chief of staff to george bush, the brain himself, karl rove. fox news contributor and also former white house press secretary come now also fox news contributor, sarah sanders. karl rove, let's get your take on this. it's like your white board take. i don't see this working out well especially with the liability of biden and i see another boomerang coming really quickly and i don't think the media is going to be able to spin out of the biden aspect of this and blame trump for what was an innocent phone call. >> look, democrats are edging for impeachment. they'll make several mistakes along the way. they aren't doing it formally so they are not granting as they have done and all previous impeachments against presidents and members of congress and judges, the right of the minority to undertake certain actions, subpoenas, witnesses, so forth. they're going to do it quickly. they left town for two weeks but they are bowing when they come back they will do it quickly and th

>> dana: the rnc is not wasting any time.t out a new ad, not talking about personalities but talking about real big issues, including socialism. take a look. >> this socialist promoters, they should go there and see the reality of what's going on. >> this is how venezuelans spend most of their time now in line not for luxuries but basics. >> they focus on how to maintain the power. and if we have to maintain the power, we have to control everybody. >> dana: effective ad? >> greg: very much. so we talk about this all the time that there is a disconnect between the modern millennial political activist and what's going on around the world. being a socialist in the freest, greatest capitalist economy of all time, that's like being a snake in the garden of eden. thought i would put a little biblical issue. have you read the bible lately. >> dana: every day. >> greg: thank god. >> dana: indeed. indeed. bret, you are a student and an author of history. and the president said this back at the state of the union in january of last yea

the rnc has record setting resources and they have this ground game, this data driven ground game theyg since 2012. yes bernie sanders, all of these people, they're raising impressive sums of money but the dnc should have been at this when they started the campaign a long time ago. trying to campaign against president trump trying to raise enough money. they're not messaging as we saw in this whole punter biden episode strongly against president trump. they're not fighting back and they're not making their presence nose in these swing states. the general election campaign begins and that will be next summer. that is a long time from now. >> is it that long until iowa? 97 days, they need to raise a lot of money and how do they get through the impeachment process quickly enough? >> a couple things. i would say when you talk to democrats sometimes it is like a long suffering sports fan of a team that can't quite get it right, but it is not clear that the impeachment inquiry is bad for democrats. that is just something to consider. we'll be right back. id we'll be right back. when you shop

. >> reporter: trump's re-election campaign and the rnc announcing a haul of $125 million in the lastidential fund-raising record, money being used this week at a training event to convert some of minnesota's most ardent supporters into active volunteers. >> he's the most pragmatic, commonsense president that keeps his word. this new donald trump party, republican party, is amazing. i just think it's absolutely amazing. >> reporter: still, dislike for the president also runs deep in minnesota. >> lock him up! >> reporter: the large and loud crowd outside the target center tonight voicing their views. here talk of impeachment is applauded. but it was inside love and admiration washed over trump like confetti. my colleague kyra phillips caughthe rally. >> where are you headed next? >> dallas, texas, for my 57th rally. here we come! >> reporter: for now donald trump is his man. congressional investigations be damned. >> our thanks to byron. >>> up next, rising from the rubble. the guardian angels helping rebuild a community destroyed by hurricane michael. i have moderate to severe plaque

for a low level member of congress, you've got toso careful because, you tell me, i would assume the rnc is monitoring everything. >> they want to politicize this. they want to make this -- correct me if i'm wrong, the more political it's seen, look, the trump folks don't care if they're seen by us as playing politics with this, as long as the democrats are also playing politics, right? >> any hint of glee. that's why you see nancy pelosi being so steady about, i pray for him, we're worried about him, you know, this sort of thing, this is a sad moment, any sort of glee, the trump campaign, the white house, they're ready to be on it. >> well, they're going after schiff, which is really sort of, for doing something that trump himself does all the time. he makes stuff up all the time, he overexaggerates. >> just that little thing that's been snowballing, so, you're right. anything else bigger. >> and that's why the dnc has been cautious to take a step back and let this come from nancy pelosi. this comes from congress. this comes from the house and the senate, this does not come from the pol

the rnc and the presidential campaign are one in the same. there's no distinction between them.ets in trouble, you can bet that money is going to go to save him and not anybody else. >> emily, in addition to trying to hold the house, democrats also looking to take back the upper chamber as well. you can see the balance of power right there, 53-45 with republicans having the edge. take a look at all the republican states that according to nbc news in first read are races to watch, opportunities for democrats. as a democratic strategist, which seats are you targeting there? which seats are you looking to seat. she is now under water in popularity as is trump. kavanaugh and health care really hurt her. iowa is on top of that list. colorado, local papers are editorializing against cory gardner for not calling on an impeachment inquiry to move forward. same with arizona. they have an unelected republican senator sitting in that seat who actually lost in the election last time. her incumbent is at risk. north carolina is on top of the list and georgia is definitely a possibility. ther

particularly given what you point out to with regard to what the rnc and the trump administration and to close down the process for challengers. but what it should all tell us is, wait a minute, why in the world are they so worried? if indeed their support is 80%, 90% which is what they allege, why are they going to such great lengths to shut down the electoral process? i think it says there's a degree of vulnerability, people are looking at numbers that concern them, giving the way they're suppressing one's ability to go against the trump administration particularly in the republican lane. >> we have seen some other candidates release their fund-raising numbers, their third quarter fund-raising numbers so far. how are you doing? >> i have not seen their numbers. i don't know. we're just starting. i'm three weeks into this. and, you know, it's tough to go against an incumbent president on the fund-raising side. i'd say for folks out there who want to see a challenge to president trump, join me at marksanford.com. i can't get there on my own. i need a lot of $10 and $20 contributions f

the campaign and our partnership with the rnc has never been stronger. impeachment has worked for them. are you at all concerned that this is actually helping the republican cause more than yours? >> chris, have you noticed that last week for the first time over half of americans not only want this corrupt president impeached but removed from office? this is the most corrupt president in american history. my argument has always been put the evidence in front of the american people. have televised publicized hearings. let us decide because i know for sure that when the american people see how bad he is, can see his crimes, can see his cover-ups, we will all decide he's a crook. either you get rid of him or we'll get rid of you. i think that this is a desperate president who knows he's guilty and he's got his base trying to support him. but in fact the majority of americans have already come along to where we are in saying he's a crook, we need to get rid of him. >> tom steyer, it's good to see you after the debate. thanks so much, appreciate it. >> chris,

this is what the rnc does now. trump campaign announced reelection right after inauguration and got right to work. you see these campaigners in the field out there working and building the digital and data infrastructure, something the trump campaign does a phenomenal job at. when he says, you are not worried about the differential, that money the rnc is raising is being spent and being used, which is laying the groundwork to hold strong in the states. when you say republicans need to play defense, we are well on our way to doing that. i think that really shows how many voters are trump voters. these people are excited. they are excited to come out and support their president. people like to talk about donated to campaigns. they tell their friends and family members. thanksgiving, they will be telling friends and family that they donated. that is something you saw in the obama reelection. people getting excited. you are seeing that now. i think that is great to see from the republican side. once again, democrats, t

rnc cochairman tommy hicks, a real friend of ours. thank you, tommy. and our great campaign manager, the most sophisticated man with a computer you have ever seen. remember they used to say with hillary, her campaign is so sophisticated. after she lost they said trump's campaign is so sophisticated. and she spent six times more on this stuff than we did. in the olden days, my father taught me. if you can spend less, that is a good thing, not a bad thing. my father said if you can spend less, so we spent much less than hillary. crooked hillary. crooked hillary. where are those emails, hillary? they may find those 33,000 emails. they are looking. they may find those deleted emails. they may find them. remember the emails? 33,000 emails covering her gym and her daughter's wedding. 33,000. that is a lot of emails for a wedding and working out. but brad parcell did a great job, thank you. thank you, brad. commerce, one of the legends of wall street, he was really like, amazing and he is doing an amazing job, wilbur ross. thank you, wilbur. and a friend of m

. >> the rnc outraised the dnc by four times. $300 million this year alobe.f remarkable part, 33,000 new -- 313,000 new donors. lou: it shows his appeal is broadening and the energy and interest of the voters in support of it. >> he out raised bernie and hillary combined. our online fundraising led by gary coby. they have done $100 million this year alone. lou: latino small businesses growing as they never have before. the president has a remarkable story for minorities. this is truly prosperity for all off course you will never hear about it on the media. lou: that's why they have a campaign. >> but it's extraordinary. when you look at latino businesses alone. 23% of that was from one year alone. it's the donald trump presidency making a difference for minority voters. it's for latino and black voters. lou: i think we should whisper. we'll be back with more and we are coming right back. lou: we are back with trump 2020 national campaign press secretary, kayleigh mcenany. the president going after republicans for not fighting hard enough for him, supporting h

. >> the rnc and the campaign have done a great job -- you see these massive rallies, the 20,000 pluslies. that doesn't count the people who rsvp'd. lou: i am talking about exerting forces -- political forces that will insure the republicans get to the polls and voters are registered, and legitimate voters, because we know what the democrats are trying to do. >> right now america first policies is doing voter registrations in the key states we are focused on. we are in the field knocking on doors. using the data from the data trust we compiled on what a trump voter looks like, where they are located. doing the hard work to make sure we have everyone in the base going out to vote and capturing all these new voters who come to the rallies to get registered. lou: how much does it complicate the president's job to win in 2020 at the same time going after sanctuary laws with minority voters. >> this is a law and order president. when you have where i'm from, i'm from the beltway, the swamp, moant gop are you county just this summer over a period of 45 days, there were 9 illegal immigrant a

joining me harmeet dhillon, the rnc committee woman for california. member of the 2020 trump advisory council. this is a fundamental moment. it's a tipping point, if you will, in this contest in the separation of powers between ways obviously a partisan initiative on the part of the democrats against a legitimate sitting president of the united states. >> no doubt, lou. this letter is really a tipping point. it's the white house fighting back aggressively for the first time. republicans fighting back. it's giving me hope we'll see a showdown here. nancy pelosi and her crew have run roughshod over the constitution, make a mockery of separation of powers and executive privilege. and now they are being exposed for that. i'm glad i am seeing the white house fight back. lou: this fight is joined by the republicans, the white house, the president. now does it go to the supreme court? >> there will be many steps in between here and there. the courts don't get involved in these types of political questions. lou: how will it be resolved? >> there can be stand

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