robert francis o'rourke, that is how he shows up on the ballot. i'm asking you, join me in his crusade. >> sean: can i sob robert beto bozo? >> no. no. >> sean: i make talk show host. give me a little attitude here. -- give me a little latitude. the 2018 democrats, the hood who they are. now they can't go to the left far enough. new green deal, no combustion engine, no cows or planes, and the world is going to end in 12 years. the problem is, everything is free. how is the country going to absorb that? i would assume -- everything is free, guaranteed a job, vacation, government, healthy food, retirement, everything -- even free college, free child care, wealth tax. how is that going to fly with a 70% top marginal rate, 90% top corporate rate? >> i may be wrong but i think the good common sense of the american people leads them to believe that you can't have everything free, there has to be somebody who pays for it. the republicans have got to go out there and each time one of these ideas is brought up, they need to attack it. one is to say this is

even robert francis o'rourke got hit. he's too close to the republicans and he has a thin record on policy. the democrats will play tough and hard and nasty and mean this time around. joe is not ready for prime time. despite the fact that he's been a vice president, he's served in the senate for a long time, ran for president a couple times, he doesn't have his team together. when this popped on him over the weekend, it took him some time to get his sea legs and put out an appropriate response. finally, it raises the question will he continue to apologize. we saw him do it about anita hill. the question is will he feel compelled to apologize for anything else that specifically he did in the past or can he do sort of a blanket statement of you know who i am, my intention -- i want to be respectful. is he going to keep apologizing or show some strength? i think democrats will plaut him more if he shows strength. >> sean: if you look at robert francis, beto, this weekend -- >> no, no no. don't use that phony nickname. it's r

robert francis represents all that is wrong with the modern, democratic socialist extreme party. and of course, their friends and the rage trump media mob. he can call the greatest ally a racist in the media. the same true for candidate president trump or any other republican, this double standard is not new. the lieutenant governor of virginia, where are all of the eye believers that gave justice kavanaugh such unfair treatment. no due process and a rush to judgment? or democrats demanding speaker pelosi's tax returns? how about every member of congress and senate? why is it okay for president obama to build a wall they literally supported every step of the way. they sounded more like trump then trump sounds. president trump wants to do it, it is immoral. what about campaign pollution? the left says, two years of obsessing over a light and a hoax. we now have four separate investigations, when the fbi, nine months, two the intel community in the house, three, a bipartisan senate committee, and now the mueller report. no evidence of collusion, yet anybody in the mainstream media,

freedom, it's a new concept perhaps for robert francis.is the far left freak show is getting even more interest. congressman eric swalwell, guess what? he announced his 2020 bid, join the brigade appeared he is actually running against the booming trump economy. sure, who cares about 6 million jobs, record low unemployment, african-americans, hispanic-americans, asian-americans, women in the workplace, youth unemployment. yeah, let's argue against that.o >> the economy is not the unemployment rate. donald trump was bold, but a lot of what he was old about was sleep. you look him in the eye and ask how our future is any better off than before this guy came around. i was at under $100,000 in student loan debt. >> are you doing better, saving more, feeling bigger? >> we can do all of that. go big and bold. >> sean: did he forget obama put 13 million more americans on food stamps, 8 million more on poverty, the lowest labor participation since the '70s, where his recovery since the '40s. lowest homeownership rate and 51 years, the only preside

it's a new concept perhaps for robert francis. far left freak show is getting more entrants. eric announced his 2020 bid. he is running against the booming trump economy. sure, who cares about 6 million jobs and record low unemployment and african-americans and hispanic americans and women in the workplace. let's argue against that. >> the economy is not the unemployment rate. donald trump was bold but it was just [bleep]. the economy is not the stock market. you look your family in the eye and ask how is our future any better off than when this guy came around. are you doing better saving more and dreaming bigger? we can do all of that. go big and bold. >> sean: obama put 13 million more americans on food stamp and 8 million more on poverty. worse recovery since the '40s. lowest homeownership rate in 51 years and took on more debt than any president before him. geraldo rivera has the answer and dan bongino. let's go back to stupid. forget about the 6 million new jobs and record low unemployment and energy independence and the big

to the ku klux klan or when robert francis beto bozo o'rourke to nazi germany. watch this. >> the president of the united states called the mexican immigrants racists and criminals. he also went on to talk about it as being an infestation. the third reich human beings were described as infestation as a cockroach or pest you would want to kill. but to do that in 2017 or 2018 in the united states of america doesn't make sense. >> identity politics party, no know bounds. two or three years, you know the drill. they're racist, sexist, missole judge nest, they're xeno phobic, they hate children, they want them to die. now, everyone who disagrees with them on anything, now is a nazi. remember robert francis, he wants to take down any barriers, that's why democratic mayor hopeful pete budageig is apologizing for a statement he made in 2015 where he dared to say the following -- all lives matter. i think we're created by the same god, every human being on earth. i'll be apologizing one day for believing that god created every soul on earth. watch this. >> that phrase, j

finally robert francis o'rourke has staked out dangerous positions on immigration but his latest language is just ridiculous. it's despicable or irresponsible. take your pick. someone who has followed his political career from the start will be here to explain what's going on behind this radical turn. but first, the truck, nancy, joe show. that's the focus of tonight's angle. tomorrow, speaker nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer returned to the white house for a meeting with president trump. now, this time, it's about an instructor deal. but in a moment, i'm going to tell you what the showdown is really all about. today the guy who spent eight years working there, joe biden, he tried mightily to convince you that this time he has all the answers. but what is in his pitch in this phenomenal trump economy? >> i think we have to, i think we have to rethink how we define what constitutes a successful economy. >> laura: he can barely get the words out. that's convenient, right? if you can't beat him, as in trump's economic numbers, just change the way everything is squared be

call him robert francis o'rourke. you saw him how close the senate race was. it shouldn't have been that close. because they went to the university and colleges, and they sold utopia to a generation that wants to be generous with other people's money. it's very easy to be generous with other people's money, isn't it? it's very easy to vote other people's rights away if it doesn't affect yourself or have skin in the game. this is how 2020 will be defined. you have a president that says be thankful you the female unemployment. be thankful for this. and the other side is, be angry. be angry, we're a horrible bitter country. and those of us who believe in the values, all bad things come after anger an spite and bitterness bittersness. we will win in 2020 and the future. and thanks to the many people in the room and the war that we have in college campuses, we will win the culture war in the history ever to exist. thank you so much. honor to be here. thank you. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, let's give a tremendous round of applause to charlie kirk. charlie, to h

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>> sean: robert francis o'rourke? >> president trump: well, it's a fluke. ted cruz did a good job. i helped him a lot in texas. we went down and had a couple of massive rallies. the people of texas are incredible. they figured it all out. he is fading very fast, he is fading very, very fast. it looks like he will be a thing of the past very soon. he was a hot item. shows you how dishonest the press was. i have went down to el paso, we did a tremendous rally at least 500 people. the press said they both had big rallies, one has close to 40,000 and one has 500. they were very much d comparing them. that's why people don't like the media. he's beating fast, there's no question about it. >> sean: we have less than a minute left. mayor pete, kamala harris. >> president trump: well, i don't see either of them. i think she has got a little bit of a nasty wit but that might be it and mayor pete is not going to make it. i would hope he would. i'm rooting for him but he is not going to make it. >> sean: all right. mr. president, you have been very generous, once again, with your time. i have

had you get but to be in the news think about it now the youtube channel so why do you think robert francis o'rourke whose nickname i refuse to say is going around the country? because if he gets his teeth cleaned but he has a direct channel. so what happens? normally we go through a process they can't raise enough money, interest. >> they may not be but that you have enough juice in the tank to stay in the contest. we going to iowa 2016 hillary clinton leads the polls dramatically and strongly then mes the upset and iowa by barack obama does not guarantee another win one week later but it does falter to the top of the polls. will we see this? if we have 15 or i don't know but it will be interesting to watch. march 3rd use to be a debate of the primary process now it's the day you have a lot of southern states and california and texas. what happens march 3rd? the momentum of somebody in the early state winning new hampshire and those who may have one in the earlier state. the if you are in texas and get so what happens 15 or 20 people that those candidates both at a florida or california. >

robert francis, wanted to tear down the wall protecting his home town of el paso from the crime-riddeny across the border. reporting the this month is the deadliest in eight years. radicalized leftist and former darling of the democratic party comparing our country's immigration laws to, you guessed it, slavery. >> millions living in the shadows working some of the toughest jobs were lucky to make of minimum wage, some not making that. kept in modern-day bondage. their immigration status used as leverage from keeping them down in fully participating in this country success and in our economy, an economy that works to welliver to view and not well enough for most americans. >> laura: joined me now is texas lieutenant governor dan patrick. when you think of our immigration laws, is slavery the first thing that pops into your mind? >> what a moron. when he says the economy is not working, it works well for some but all americans. beto, they are not americans. they are here illegally and it's not slavery. the only slavery as i've talked about on your show is what the democrats are doing to

robert francis wants to take down any barriers and why democratic mayor hopeful pete buttigieg is apologizing for a statement he made in 2015 when he dared to say the following. all lives matter. well, i think we're all created by the same god. every human being on earth. i guess i'll apologize one day for believing god created every human soul on this earth. watch this. >> what i did not understand at this time was that phrase early into mid 2015 was coming to be viewed as a sort of counter slogan to black lives matter and so this statement that seems very -- something that nobody could be against actually wound up being used to devalue what the black lives matter movement was telling us, which is what we needed to hear. unfortunately, it was not obvious to everybody that black lives were being valued the same. >> sean: the mayor forgot that in the radical extreme new democratic socialist party i guess some lives matter more than other lives. this week he joined 11 other democratic 2020 hopefuls at al sharpton's national action network convention where i proudly once debated him and brought

what really upsets me you heard robert francis o'rourke say this on the campaign trail. it cheapens the horror of the holocaust when they incite that parallel. >> donald trump's reaction to the charlottesville. >> laura: now charlottesville is wiped out everything else. it wiped out everything. you know he wasn't saying that. >> rhetoric. >> laura: he was not. that's not what he said. >> let's talk about the facts. >> , no we're not. >> he never wanted to ban a religion. restrict immigration from middle eastern countries. >> he didn't want to ban religion. >> laura: this is all you have. >> the 1700% increase in asylum claim. we have 620% increase in family units. >> instead of working to set up sensors in the northern triangle. >> we have people sleeping on the street. don't talk about the northern triangle. >> setting up asylum so they don't come to the border. >> we can't perpetuate this terrible tragedy. >> you agree with me on this. >> if the democrats care about the people in this country. >> laura: it is not our country's fault. >> they should try to create a solu

earlier this week, presidential candidate, robert francis o'rourke said eve own 'bama was too harsh with deportations. watch this. >> yes or no? >> it will but it will not employ those practice that is we have seen, not just under this administration but under the previous administration. >> joining me with reaction, former i.c.e. chief, tom holman and congressman, andy biggs. gentlemen, every day, we hear something remarkable that has happened to american people that should never have happened at all implemented by someone who should never have been here. this is the most basic job of government, which is keeping the nation safe and securing the border. because democrats feel there is some advantage to having the border open, there is this fight. mr. holman, you have been on the front lines here. we understand that this problem exists. we do seem to be hearing from the media a little bit and some democrats. maybe now they are perceiving it as being a problem for them in the upcoming election. tom friedman at the "new york times" said building a wall is important. do you sense any shift

. >> robert francis o'rourke? >> well, it's a fluke. >> mayor pete, kamala harris?i don't see either of them -- i think she's got a little bit of a nicety dominic nasty wits but that might be it. and mayor pete is not going to make it. >> melissa: tell us how you really feel. here and i was a power panel, jenna ellis, trump 2020 advisory board member and a constitutional law attorney. rick unger's attorney and a host of the pot a complex podcast. thanks to both of you for joining us what did you think of his labeling and marketing there? >> i will be voting for him to come into the political analyst association. that is trumpian trump. what can i say? he won't say anything nice about them. i think he might want to be a little bit careful on how he talks about the former vice president. he's a pretty bright bulb. >> melissa: when you talk about -- he generally calls him "sleepy joe." [laughter] and he says, "i have a lot of energy. i have energy. this guy --" the ad. and then joe sort of said, "well, if i don't look as good as him, i should go home. [laughter] i don'

why do you think robert francis o'rourke's nickname he refuses to say has been going around the countryside? he knows if he gets his teeth cleaned a bunch of lunatics numbering in the hundreds of thousands if not millions will watch him on his social media feed. he has a direct channel to talk to them. normally we go through a process where they can't raise enough money to keep enough interest or keep enough enthusiasm and lag in the polls, what if you can inexpensively communicate with a vast number of people you have collected and energized anytime you want to with something interesting? we have candidates who stay in the race a lot longer, 100,000 people loyal enough to send 10 or $15 a month and given of juice to stay in the contest. a states. iowa comes along, we are going into iowa, and then comes the upset in iowa by barack obama, doesn't guarantee a win in new hampshire a week later and vaults into the top of the polls. will we see this not when we have 3 or 4 candidates and 15 or 20. march 3rd used to be a ho-hum debate in the primary process. california and texas, what happens on

the senate still, but there's something happening and you all know it because you saw it when robert francis o'rourke ran for the united states senate seat. in't call him that fake name, am more hispanic than he is. so call him that name. we can get into it at a later time. but you saw house -- how close the senate race, but you should not be -- but it should not have been that close. they sold utopia to a generation that wants to be generous with other people's money. it's easy to be generous with other people's money, it's easy to vote other people's rights away when it does not affect yourself and you have no skin in the game. this is where 2020 will be defined, you have a president that says be thankful you have unemployment,ck hispanic unemployment, be thankful. and the other side says be angry. be angry we are a horrible and bitter country. and those of us who believe in the value of free enterprise and american exceptionalism will teach gratitude because all good things come after gratitude and bad things come after anger, spite, and bitterness. we come with that and we win in 2020 an

his name is robert francis o'rourke. liz: let's not what we're debating.he deal. >> the deal is as phony as his nickname. go to his campaign website, suffer like i did. read the whole darn thing. it is agony. first of all, i don't know what he says in his campaign speech. he admits he's going to raise taxes. you don't find that in his written proposal. he's going to adjust the tax code. okay? going to raise 5 trillion dollars? you're going to raise everybody's taxes until their head caves in. this is such a holy crusade why not just say that. why not just say this is war, this is sacrifice, everybody needs to have a 70% tax rate. you can't say that. liz: the issue is too, i mean, don they have taken taxpayers money and blow it on things like empty federal office buildings that litter the landscape. for example, about infrastructure, margaret thatcher always said regular people take the roads or the trains or buses and politicians keep talking about infrastructure. you know what i mean, don? >> you know, wouldn't it be nice if the politicians talk about inf

robert francis o'rourke, he has that charisma, that unexplainable thing that causes people to say wowtrengths and weaknesses. this is going to be a long contest, we're at the beginning of it and how they conduct themselves each and every day over the long haul is going to be very, very important. paul: you've done presidential politics for a long time. are the parties now so weak, the political parties, republican and democrat, and the entrepreneurial nature of these campaigns such, and ability to raise money through the web, not through large donors, such that you get somebody who is a real outsider, that nobody knows at the start of the race, could actually win the nomination? >> oh, sure. absolutely. look, we saw in an era that's significantly different than today, but not that far ago in 2018, remember, it was --2008, remember it was the iowa caucuses, barack obama's showing there, that allowed him to snatch away the lead and begin his march to the nomination, that's before these things you talked about, social media, the ability to raise money on the internet, the disintegrations

prieto, robert francis bozo. this is a big story.is in seriousus legal trouble, accused of stealing millions from clients. will remind you how the mainstream media fawned all over her stormy daniels lawyer. wonder if they're going to have him back anytime soon? wonder if clapper and johnnn brennan mostly on the the job? straight ahead. ♪ >> sean: attorney michael avenatti's and a lot more legal trouble. joining us for the latest, live from the west coast newsroom, fox news correspondent trace gallagher. this has gotten bigger and bigger and more serious pretty much by the day. >> indicated as played in the 36 new accounts facing michael avenatti, and puzzlement, tax evasion, perjury, but there are also several charges of wire fraud and that is significant because it's alleging that he stole his clients settlement money. for a lawyer, that's a rock-bottom move. it gets worse. one of those of those settlements was $4 million for a man who was paralyzed and mentally ill. the indictment says he not only stole the money, he then wouldn't

you had robert francis o'rourke saying there isn't a place for border security and for walls in certainks ago he was saying he wanted to see the walls torn down, just rip them down. i think this situation has gotten so out of control even some people on the far left in the democratic party are saying yeah, this really is out of hand, we need to do something about it. we are on pace to have something like a million illegal aliens cross the border in the year 2019 and i don't know if a million's not an emergency, maybe two million or three million. i think it's totally out of control and needs to be clamped down seriously very quickly. susan: congress needs to do it. in that regard, president trump is right. changing the homeland security secretary or anyone else in the department of homeland security or frankly, the ninth circuit which is what president trump referred to, there is a separation of branches between the legislative, judicial and executive branches as we all know. they are going to do what they're going to do on the judicial side but so much of this is left into the hands of

. >> the oldest of three children, robert francis o'rourke was born to pat and melissa o'rourke in el> pat was el paso county judge. which is kind of the top administrative position in el paso county. >> his mother, melissa, comes from a business family here in town. so both his parents were very well known in the community. >> i grew up exposed to, you know, what it's like to run a business, what it's like to serve, what it's like to be in politics. and not just how hard those things are and just, you know, how you get them done, but the joy that you can find in them. >> his childhood nickname, beto, short for roberto, or robert, would stick with him through adulthood. >> el paso is a very hispanic culture, so even a lot of anglo families would adopt hispanic nicknames. >> pat had high hopes for his son, but beto was more of a free spirit. chris cummings is a childhood friend. >> ride skateboards and bicycles. wander the neighborhood. kind of looking for trouble, but not serious trouble. >> growing up, beto's relationship with his father was, by many accounts, complicated. >> what be

seen the power of that in the first couple of days of the campaigns of bernie sanders and of robert francis'rourke where they got lots of money by the web. i don't think that we will see that with biden, and it will be an early test, how much can he bulk up in the first week or so, i was not able to raise to $6 million in the first week over the internet, but i have raise $4 million in the old fashion way. it will be in early test. >> dana: i do want to take, you know joe biden. you've had a chance to meet him a few times in washington. you and i ran into them at the portrait unveiling for 43. is it strange to know somebody like this and then be an analyst about his campaign? >> it is a little strange, but the moment when you and i were last in his presence was very strange, you remember it was the unveiling of the 43rd portrait, we were invited in, joe biden was seated right in front of us, and turned around and took one look at me and started thumping me in the chest yelling, you're the best, you're the best. and i thought general david pretorius who was sitting next to me looked shocked

robert francis o'rourke, elizabeth warren, they have castigated the free enterprise system in many instances have made them wealthy or their families wealthy and they do it with sort of the anonymity of being able to say, welcome and billionaires and millionaires are evil -- please, tell us those people you think are evil and worthy of that kind of discourse? >> ed: the last part of that, when bernie sanders is talking about the media and basically nobody, candidates, media, nobody talked about the struggles. blacks, hispanics, middle-class families in general. >> that's not what i heard. >> ed: president trump is out there talking about the forgotten man and woman, white, black, hispanic let's make >> i agree with you. that sort of revisionist history looking back in order to fit in his democratic socialist frame. he has to say nobody else is talking about this except me. i, bernie sanders is the only person in america who really has at heart the interesf the working people. the working people themselves don't know it. the other thing that's built into his comment is that working people who

one of those candidates beto robert francis o'rourke had some words to say.urke had to say yesterday. listen. >> donald trump is the arsonist who gets the credit for putting out the fire. he is going to cause worse migrants and asylum seeking from central america by cutting off all u.s. aid. he wants to be the person who gets the credit for stopping it what we need is someone who will not play games or politics with people's lives or the security of this country but will invest in the smart decisions and policies like investing in central america to stop the outflow before it even begins. pete: mercedes, we have been investing in central america for decades. yet, this problem has gotten worse and now on our border. is that a winning message to say that the president is are a arsonist and we need to invest more in central america. >> look, the president is real list. see he sos clearly what is happening on the border. he has talked to border patrol agents who are risking their lives every day. in many cases they save the lives of illegal aliens coming in throu

robert francis owe o'rourke 6.1.the guy mile at school he sprints the first 400 yards and runs out of gas. we will see where that 6.1 goes in the quarter. bernie 5. he is top of the field fundraising. former vice president sitting on the obama architecture barely outraised bernie sanders in the first day, i don't think that's a good number for him. jedediah: not impressed actually. griff: this is a great number for joe biden because there was a lot of anticipation that people wanted him. and this, of course big money he held his first fundraiser at the home of the guy that runs comcast lobbying shop. you can't jump deeper into the swamp if you will. but it does push back on those who are democrats that want some sensibility to come back. they have no problem with traditional way of fundraising. pete: you are saying he is the establishment. griff: he is stepping in to be not a novelty candidate but mainstream anticipate some centralized thing his video did what he wanted to do which is go after what he believes is pre

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beto, robert francis o'rourke should give him a cute name. >> montage of all the anchors trying to pronounce intellectual. >> everyone that interacts with him is just blown away by him. >> he is on fire. >> there is no dirt on this guy, like nothing. usually candidates have some skeletons, somewhere, but even his skeletons are singing his praises. steve: people are sing his praises. a lot of people don't know what his agenda is. so the producers put together some of his agenda includes the much talked about green new deal, wealth tax, single-payer health plan, amnesty for illegals, packing the supreme court. so that is something ha i don't think a lot of people realize but at the same time, he raised a lot of money. >> he has not even announced yet, right? he hasn't announced yet, raised over $1.7 million. there are over 15 candidates that have jumped in already. they will will be a flavor of te week. they will go from one to another. think about the contrast that you have. one he is exploding on social media, in the polls, biden and sanders, the two white device leading the polls. when it c

. >> i think beto o'rourke robert francis owe o'rourke has been apologizing for 18, 19 days raised 17ize for everything your ancestors have done or people lived next you have to done. biden made the mistake by not just going to the extreme that so many others have gone. to say he didn't acknowledge that his behavior at its root was inappropriate. right? he kept saying that times have changed. and i think at this moment in the democratic party, that's unacceptable. to say that like it's not your fault, you know, it's not my fault it's yours because you've changed. i think there is a lack of recognition and then as you saw in the preference afterwards, that he had that event yesterday, he came out and he was asked are you sorry for your behavior? and he said no, i'm not sorry. but i will change my behavior. it rings hollow as an attempt to say that you got the message. griff: sean, is he on the defensive. beto o'rourke, julian castro on the offensive, stepping up their attacks on president trump. particularly with regard to the wall. take a listen. >> when the president of the united st

francis, pakeno, jimmy caan. he was great, had me in stitches. >> stephen: what's the best impression you do? >> i don't do impressions. >> stephen: you can-- did you do a robert-- yeah. >> stephen: give me your best de niro. >> oh, come on, i don't-- gr i hear it's good. i hear it's really good. ( cheers ) best role or dream role you still haven't done? >> i should have an answer for that. but i don't. >> stephen: okay. you failed. >> i failed. >> stephen: okay. hardest line you've ever been given to deliver. >> i can't, of that, either. but there are some-- you know, just-- when you get a script that is written well, even if it's not your own rhythm and it's alien to you, you know it's written well, it's much more easy to learn and get a sense of it and a flow of it. it's difficult when you have to learn something that is not coming from a real place. >> stephen: we had laurie metcalf on earlier this week otuesday night, and she said it's impossible-- it's almost impossible when you see in a script like "sneeze." can you act a sneeze? >> yeah, but that's-- you know. i need about a half an hour preparation. >> stephen: that's what she said. you have to-- you

robert is president of the acton institute in grand rapts, michigan, an organization which promotes come bieping capitalism with christian values. he believes deep down the pope is basically a socialist. >> the background of francisargentina in some way influenced him. he saw business people, capital oo ists who were in collusion with the government and that his dominant understanding of what business is is selfish. doing things to benefit only themselves rather than the poor. so i can understand his sympathies and his sensitivities. >> so is that the basic issue with pope francis that you have, that he doesn't get wealthy people? >> i think that's in good part my concern about him. >> while bannon shares the same concerns, soft-spoken father says they're not working together. >> i don't identify with steve bannon. i have never met him. he's not my cup of tea. we're not -- that's not our approach. it really isn't. i'm not hiding any affiliation with the group. i really don't know them. >> which was more than a little surprising to hear, working with an investigative team we discovered that acton sent a letter urging the italian government to support a group steve bannon is deeply involved in. latin for human dign