>> robert francis o'rourke says tear down the wall with god. please.he democrats the president and the democrats have neutral ground on things like border security with technology and so forth, but the one big difference is the democrats cannot accept the fact that a wall, physical barrier is necessary on some parts of the border despite the fact that a democratic president helped build -- >> you can talk about residential candidates all you want. you can talk about certain members of congress but the ones were actually in the room at the table negotiating this have been talking about investing. >> so pelosi didn't mean it when she said not a dime? >> if you look at the packages that democrats have passed in the past and that they are promoting today, the democratic majority in the congress is for investing overall in border security -- you know i respected him initially but this is the problem, this is all you guys want to talk about. -- >> they care about it. it's an issue that is a crisis. >> there is more to immigration than just a wall. as hard as

unless it's robert francis o'rourke texas is going to remain out of reach. ll never call him beto o'rourke? >> i'm calling him by the name on his ballot. robert francis o. work. what you think? can you join me on it? neil: thank you, kr. carl worth, and best-selling author. knows these inside than out. boeing shares no surprise you're continuing to drop, but this time an faa report to get the 730 sevens acts approved and ready for takeoff. get it? after this. being a usaa member, because of my service in the military, you pass that on to my kids. something that makes me happy. being able to pass down usaa to my girls means a lot to both of us. he's passing part of his heritage of being in the military. we're the edsons. my name is roger zapata. we're the tinch family, and we are usaa members for life. to begin your legacy, get an insurance quote today. if ywhen you brush or floss, you don't have to choose between healthy gums and strong teeth. complete protection from parodontax has 8 designed benefits for healthy gums and strong teeth. complete protection fr

naturally this includes beto "bozo robert francis" o'rourke. >> for or against third trimester abortion? >> the question is about abortion and reproductive rights, and my answer to you is that that should be a decision that the woman makes about her own body. that is my answer. >> sean: first we will deliver the baby, the governor of the commonwealth said and then we will make sure that the baby is comfortable. and then we will let the mother decide. unbelievable, and they call trump immoral and every other name in the book. and they told you that justice kavanaugh was a monster, but every democrat running for president cheers for this issue of infanticide. think about that. now meanwhile, they try to shame conservatives for what? wanting border security? wanting to stop drugs from crossing the border? controlled immigration? on monday senator gillibrand said that there is no such thing as an illegal human. take a look. >> immigration is not a security issue, it is an economic and a humanitarian and a family issue. [applause] there is no such thing as an illegal human. >> sean: beto wan

in the late last week, former failed senatorial candidate robert francis o'rourke, otherwise known as beto bozo o'rourke, he announced his candidacy. the mainstream media, they do what they always do. they fall in love with beto. robert francis. take a look. >> he's just an extra ordinary guy. >> in vibrancy, youthfulness to him. he has a message which is largely cheerful. >> had a way of speaking inspirational he but also really seriously, laying out the stakes. >> what he has to start with is a charisma that you just can't manufacture. >> he's got the son and his face, looks sunny, optimistic, not the indoor bureaucrat sitting in the desk in somewher. >> it's like a jesus christ superstar seeing people in front of him. in that moment, he was owning it. >> sean: you feel like you have a deja vu here? it's almost like we've seen this kind of cheerleading from the supposedly unbiased mainstream media before? we did. they were in love with barack obama. just a reminder, welcome we went into our archives. take a look. >> you can see it in the crowd. the thrill, the hope. crowd surged tow

someone you know a lot about, robert francis o'rourke, said in -- actually answer this question in an interview and said yeah, let's break down the bulldozers and knock down the border wall in el paso, texas. what do you think of this? sen. cruz: i think there is a technical description from what is going on, which is the democrats have gone bat crap crazy. >> that's a political science term of art. right? sen. cruz: if you look at the medical dictionary, it's under b. it's in fact a psychosis. they are getting more and more extreme on every issue. think back to the state of the union. the state of the union was a display of just how radical democrats have gotten. they sat there embracing late-term abortion. now some of us are old enough to remember bill clinton saying he was at least saying he wanted abortion safe, legal, and rare. at least he was emphasizing rare. that's no longer the position of the democratic party. for late term abortion up until birth, or if you're ralph northam, after birth. that's crazy stuff. on immigration, you used to have democrats say, yes we should secur

immoral, what are you going to do with the barrier you have and someone you know a lot about, robert francis o'rourke actually answered this question in an interview, yes, let's break out the bulldozers and break down the walls we have in el paso texas. what do you think about this? >> look, i think there's a technical description of what he is going on, which is that the democrats have gone bat crap crazy. [applause] >> that's a political science term of art, right? >> if you look at the medical dictionary it's under "b", it is in fact a psychosis. look, they have -- they're getting more and more and more extreme on every issue. think back to the state of the union. the state of the union was a display of just how radical democrats have gotten, and they embraced, and they sat there embracing late term abortion. now, some of us are old enough to remember bill clinton standing there and at least claiming he wanted to see abortion, safe, legal and rare. he wasn't telling the truth, but he was at least emphasizing rare. that's no longer the position of the democratic party. they are now for late term ab

robert francis o'rourke also known on this program as bow zoe--bozo. this three-term congressman is most famous for his love of skateboarding, open borders and, of course, losing to ted cruz in last year's mid-term election. yesterday, speaker pelosi, couldn't name a single, not one legislative accomplishment for o'rourke in three years. by the way, she wasn't alone. the texas democratic party chair also struggled to describe, well, any of beto's accomplishments, maybe because there weren't any. take a look.yb >> nanci pelosi was asked today about his biggest accomplishment. she couldn't really name one, even though he served in the nurse on a brief time, admittedly, but you're telling me he'sam an honest politician? that's his biggest accomplishment in life? >> well hean -- the entire time that he served in the united states house of representatives, the republicans controlled the house of representatives. >> sure. >> they wouldn't allow anything to pass that was sponsored by a democrat, so the fact he wasn't able to get major name recognition -- >> n

this case being former congressman robert francis bozo o'rourke. that's what i call him. flailing his wave into the race this week literally telling vanity fair that he was born to run for president. how regal. needless to say bozo got off to a hot start in iowa. take a look. >> i don't think there has ever been a greater moment in our lifetimes and for this country. the challenges have never been greater, more severe, more critical or more defining for the future. >> sean: on the more humorous side speaker pelosi was actually asked today to name bozo's greatest accomplishments during his time there in the house. well, let's say it was a struggle for the speaker. let's take a look. >> what, in your view was beto o'rourke's signature accomplishment as a member of the house? >> beto brought a great deal of vitality to congress. one of the issues in his -- i haven't been asked this question but i just know of his record here, when he came, he came as a real champion for the environment. he got a great deal of support from the environmental community from his district. also a

robert francis and why now we are calling him beto. he's irish, right? >> well, he's robert francis o'rourke. to you about your op-ed this morning. american history as told by aoc. >> i listened to her speech in austin at south by southwest and it is jaw-dropping. look, of course, we were going to have her and the moderator immediately say donald j. trump is a racist but ronald reagan is a racist and why, because he talked about a woman who bilked welfare in the '70s out of $150,000 and he called her -- he didn't call her welfare queen. others did. but aoc says well, that was racist. the woman was white. please tell me what's racist about that. maria: how about the new deal? >> yeah, the new deal was racist because it expanded, it literally gave mortgage relief to white people but not to black people and as a result, the housing gap, the wealth gap grew because of the racist policies of franklin roosevelt. first of all, it is not borne out by the facts. the homeowners loan corporation did not expand the difference between home ownership between blacks and whites and it's just jaw-dropping. mar

the other candidate is robert francis o'rourke who's going to likely enter the contest.t he will. texas is going to be on the 3rd of march. if he runs strong in texas, he's going to be a player at the convention. charles: what about kamala harris, some of the new, i guess, rising stars within the party? >> yeah. look, what's interesting is some of them have had better entries into the race than others. some of them have done better on the money than expected. sanders, for example, raised $10 million in 24 hours. kamala harris had raised about a million and a half. but what's interesting is every one of those with the exception of sanders has an early state. well, vermont is early, but it doesn't have that many delegates. so every one of them has got a chance to get a big slug of delegates. massachusetts votes early with elizabeth warren, california with kamala harris, texas with robert francis to o'rourke. so much of these candidates are going to jump into the race and have a contest that could cement their position as a player or sink them if they perform, underperform

. >> you need to look at what will be called on the ballot which is robert francis o'rourke.hat is his name and that's how he appears on the ballot. he doesn't scare me because i think when asked the most brilliant questions that is what have you actually done and accomplished in life, look at a couple years in congress and outside of that you really can't name a single thing that he's done and accomplished other than losing to ted cruz. i have to tell you, this is the democrats formula. they will take somebody who got elected to something and mold them into the person the polls on them to be. they did that with carter, clinton and did that with barack obama. that is why he is scary is that he tries to mold himself to the polls instead of, as you pointed out, steny drew on principle. steve: interesting column in "the new york times" on the left that she was really mocking him using that term, the one. it's that same thing all over again. >> i think beto o'rourke is all flash and no such subsidence. i don't think the democratic base is kind of which i think he has not fundrais

>> robert francis o'rourke i think is going to get into this race. the question is, can he keep the magic that he had in texas? can he keep the money? can he keep the enthusiasm? he's like a lot roff these candidates. the test will be, how clear is his message? does he grow his numbers? he's got anemic numbers in the polling but he's got charisma and social media to watch him early. he could become a power. >> dana: we will. karl rove, have a great weekend. >> you, too, dana. >> dana: house democrats approve a sweeping election reform bill, capping a week of debate and controversy, and reaction still pouring in after the passage of an anti-hate resolution in response to the uproar following ilhan omar's anti-israel rhetoric. mike emanuel is on capitol hill. what is the significance of this bill that they passed today? it's labeled hr 1. >> reporter: dana, that is significant because it means democratic leadership considers it the center piece of its agenda. the vote on the house floor earlier was along party lines with 234 democrats voting in favor o

robert francis o'rourke will have had three weeks and bernie sanders will have had five or six. i don't think he wants to start off by saying, i was only the race for nine days and i'm sixth or seventh in money raised. he raised money -- other candidates are raising money online. he hopes to raise money by having people send in checks. that is a much more difficult and slower process. >> dana: how do the other candidates think about him getting into the race? obviously he's been in the public eye a long time. he has a long record. the vice president's wife. do you feel like some of them are chomping at the bit to say it's time to turn the page? >> it's part of it. some of them will say, you know, his best day is when he gets and begins to slide, can i pick up the people sliding away from him. what is interesting, the biden voters, number 2 choice is, bernie sanders. interestingly enough, bernie sanders supporters is number 2 choice is, joe biden. so maybe a lot of it is name i.d. these are the two best none candidates. biden has a tough challenge. he can't make mistake, he has t

. >> the oldest of three children, robert francis o'rourke was born to pat and melissa o'rourke in el paso in september 1972. >> 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 account

there's a lot of vanity in this for robert francis o'rourke. but he's going to be a serious contender. he is, i think, one of the most reckless candidates i have ever seen. he said in the vanity fair article that he never prepared speeches. he never wrote them down. he just winged it. that's why he came out in favor of tearing down all the fence and wall between the u.s. and mexico, which go to san diego and ask people if they want somebody to be walk out of a neighborhood and walk into a neighborhood in tijuana. that's not secure. >> dana: let me ask you about one thing i saw today. perhaps people on the right and maybe his other competitors on this democratic primary should not under estimate him. one thing i didn't realize, apparently, especially younger christians, seem to be attracted to his candidacy. he has got an ability to have support across the country with small donors willing to pay up over an over again. >> he raise $80 million in his senate campaign, a record. the question is how many of them are gonna stick with him? lot of them

radical 2020 democrats i would like to be president with an investigation into beto bozo robert francis o'rourken his home state of texas. by first we get started with the round up of the worst moments from the democratic hopefuls for president, something that the mainstream media, we know that they will never do.

. >> robert francis o'rourke says tear down the wall we've got.he president and the democrats have mutual ground on things like border security with technology and so forth. but the one big difference is the democrats cannot accept the fact that a wall physical barrier is necessary in some parts of the border. despite the fact that a democratic president helped build -- >> democrats and how you can talk about presidential candidates all you want. you can talk about certain moms of congress. but the ones actually in the room negotiating this -- >> so nancy pelosi -- [multiple speakers] if you look at the packages that democrats have passed in the past and are promoted today, the democratic majority in the congress is for investing overall in border security and -- >> this is a problem. you know i respect you tremendous it. you all, this is what you want to talk about. >> is a crisis for everybody. [multiple speakers] >> there is more to immigration than just a wall. as hard as you guys want to make it about that, there's more to it than just a wall

. >> reporter: former texas congressman robert francis beto o'rourke is in. >> i'm so glad to be here with you today in my home town, in my home state to announce that i'm running to serve you as the next president of the united states of america. >> reporter: he took quick aim at the nation's powerful, accusing them of dividing the american people and taking their cues from the white house. >> they have used fear and division in the same way that our current president uses fear and division. >> reporter: o'rourke launched the campaign in el paso blocks from the mexico border. friday president trump threatened to shut the whole border down. >> there is there is a good likelihood i'll be closing the border next week and that is just fine with me. >> reporter: and the night before he mocked asylum-seekers trying to escape violence in central america. >> i am very afraid for my life. >> reporter: o'rourke drew sharp contrast with the president and appears poised to make immigration reform a centerpiece of his campaign. >> let's not only follow this country's asylum laws, but let's make s

. >> reporter: robert francis beto o'rourke is in. >> i'm so glad to be here with you today in my home town, in my home state to announce i'm running to serve us as the next president of the united states of america. >> reporter: o'rourke took quick aim at the nation's powerful, accusing them of dividing the american people and taking their cues from the white house. >> they have used fear and division in the same way that our current president uses fear and division. >> reporter: o'rourke launched his campaign in el paso, blocks from the mexico border. friday president trump threatened to shut the border down. >> this is a very good likelihood i'll be closing the border next week and that is just fin with me. >> reporter: and the night before he mocked asylum-seekers trying toylum >> i'mfr for my life. >> reporter: o'rourke appears poised to make immigration reform a centerpiece of his camp. s country's asylum laws, but make sure that we never take another child from another mother at their most desperate and vulnerable moment. let us -- let us reunite every single one of those famili

>> yeah, i take robert francis o'rourke very seriously. got a sense of authenticity. it was ironic his announcement was basically made by a generous interview with vanity in its title, but he is an attractive candidate. on the other hand, his record is thin, his ability to talk about these issues is elusive, and the biggest problem i think he's going to face is, is that, look, he had 2017 and through september of 2018 where ted cruz, his opponent, never engaged him x. now he's going to be engaged every single day. we saw, you know, he gets in, and we see an immediate dump of oppo research -- chris: he was involved with a group of hackers -- >> exactly. and he, how he's going to deal different kind of a campaign where he had free runnining to me is david plouffe, who's a very smart guy -- chris: the campaign manager for barack obama. >> a signal that the obama-ites are going to get behind him, and will he listen, because like his original boss, barack obama, robert francis to roarke seems to think he's the smartest guy -- chris: why do you

listen, i know he raised $6 million in his first day, but we have no fears about robert francis o'rourke. i can guarantee you that a lot of that money that he made came from very big donors. at the trump campaign, on the other hand, we have had historic fund-raising since the president was sworn into office in 2017. we have raised over $58 million, 98% of that from small dollar donors, meaning $100 or less. what that tells us as a campaign is that we have the people behind us. the president has the support of the people behind him, not a couple of, you know, billionaires that are financing beto's campaign. other than him being a great skateboarder which we all know, he's probably a better skateboarder than the president, i don't really know what he's offering the country. stuart: well, i think there's maybe two dozen declared candidates. >> quite a few. yes. stuart: is there one that you would single out and say that person worries me? >> i really can't say that anyone worries me. in fact, i have been saying, i don't understand why people are so obsessed on the democrat side with getting

. >> former congressman robert francis bozo o'rourke is flailing his way into the race telling "vanity fair" he was born to run. howie: jay leno takes a whack at the one-sided anti-trump comedy that dominates the late-night shows. >> i did it when clinton was horny and bush was dumb. it was easier. howie: a critic of the likes of colbert and kimmel? this is "mediabuzz." [♪] howie: plenty of pundits have been talking about the possibility of impeachment since the democrats won the house. but nancy pelosi declared impeachment is so divisive to the country that unless there is something so compelling, overwhelming and bipartisan i don't think we should go down that path. he's just not worth it. trump thanked her for the statement. joining us. mollie hemingway. beverly hallberg, and capri cafaro, former democratic state senator. you can almost sense the media sensation when nancy pelosi said no impeachment. mollie: we have been hearing about treasonness collusion with russia. if there were something to impeach president trump for he would be getting impeached right now. howie: conservative

later, to the lone star state to see what texas thinks of robert francis, beto, and the reason why o'rourke, literally after he lost to ted cruz. i'm not making that up, literally. straight after the break. ♪ or other child. or their new friend. or your giant nephews and their giant dad. or a horse. or a horse's brother, for that matter. the room for eight, 9,000 lb towing ford expedition. jushis local miracle ear t at helped andrew hear more of the joy in her voice. just one hearing test is all it took for him to hear more of her laugh... and less of the background noise around him. for helen, just one visit to her local miracle-ear is all it took to learn how she can share more moments with her daughter. just one free hearing test could help you hear more... laughter...music...life... call now for your free hearing test from an industry leader: miracle-ear. ♪ >> sean: we showed you how democrats want to abolish the electoral college. lower the voting age and you stack the supreme court. now 2020 democratic candidate kirsten gibran wants to give service to my social security to illegal imm

i noticed that on twitter you added pedro is that an homage to robert francis o'rourke. >> i figured not yet running in the 2020 democratic cycle just in case i would like to go by pedro. ainsley: you are a toolian though, right? >> that's not going to help me with the voters. i have got to play politics. pete: this new poll shows 31% favorable 41% unfavorable for the new socialist. your thoughts. >> only thing worse about not being talked about is thought being talked about. they are brutal numbers. if you look at them net favorables are up among democrats, among women, one nonwhites or they remain positive and have basically held among those groups. they are up among democrats. her base is doing fairly well. now, why are her numbers so brutal overall? it's because not -- there has been some election cycle attack ads on her. it's because she has demonstrated her own ignorance. it's because she has come out for things like the green new deal which would knock down every building in the country. it would outlaw planes, trains and automobiles. among reasonable people this has driven dow

patty's day a special message from noted irishman robert francis o'rourke, that included a purported mugshot from a dwi. o'rourke was asked about this a little while ago in milwaukee. >> do you have any response to that? do you think that's -- does that offend you? or do you think that is perpetuating the stereotype of irish people? >> i have been asked the last 3 1/2 days, 23, 24 events, and anyone can ask any question they wish to. was i asked about that or was i asked to say something negative about another candidate or someone from another party. i take from that that people want us focused on the big picture, on our goals. they want us to be defined not by pettiness or personal attacks we see and ones like the ad you just described. >> it is not the first time republican officials have gone after beto and his heritage, including donald trump jr., who once asked, what is authentic about an irish guy pretending to be hispanic? asking for friends in texas. this raises questions about texas and cruz, who is cuban heritage, versus beto, a typical spanish nickname for roberto. he, of c

. >> reporter: robert francis bozo o'rourke is what i call him is flailing his way into the race. >>has detractors on the left, some declaring he's missing one important thing, an actual reason to rent. o'rourke wraps his answers in eloquent vagueness declined to take a stance on the green new deal or medicare for all answers impeaching donald trump is up to congress. >> 3 term congressman, no real legislation in his own name. why shouldn't voters be concerned about voting for you with your lack of experience? >> i'm grateful that ultimately it is up to voters. they will have a chance to meet with me. >> reporter: no question he has political charm and an ability to raise money but the media could soon fade if he doesn't offer a policy agenda or is that important in the personality driven trump era? >> reporter: howard kurtz, thank you very much. with 599 days until the election it is time to continue our countdown with executive and resident at american university school of public affairs, david drucker of the washington examiner and fox news political analyst gianna caldwell. who k

he, robert francis, he's announcing at an opportune time, st. patrick's day is coming up, robert francis o'rourke, what has he done, he's passed legislation to rename a courthouse and lost to ted cruz. stuart: wait a second. >> it's the perfect magazine to introduce his candidacy, "vanity fair." i have never seen a more vain candidate. this hollywood pre-packaged candidate is not going to play in my state of michigan. stuart: he almost beat ted cruz in the great state of texas. >> $78 million can get you very far but it can't get you a win, especially when you have nothing to run on. his greatest accomplishment -- stuart: he looks great. he looks like jfk. >> -- he lost to ted cruz. oh, yeah, he's fantastic. and he's done nothing. stuart: that's the deal. he plays very well on television. television is the key to political success. >> and the green new deal he's embraced, being from texas, let's get rid of air travel, let's kill the oil and gas industry from my state of texas. i just don't think he's going to play. he's coming out as a rock star and he's going to fizzle out. stuart: how long have

o'rourke in a mocking way. >> jesse: he has charisma with the kids. the media likes him because they want to be him. >> former congressman robert francis bozo o'rourke. call him is flailing his way into the race this week. >> but he has some detractors on the left with slight declaring beto was missing one important thing an actual reason to run. o'rourke wraps his answers in eloquent vagueness. declining to take a stance on the green new deal or medicare for all and says impeaching president trump is up to congress. >> three-term congressman. no real legislation in his own name. why shouldn't voters be concerned about voting for you with your lack of experience? >> i'm grateful that ultimately it's up to voters and they have a chance to meet with me. >> there is no question o'rourke has political charm and a proven ability to raise money. but the media swoon could fade if he doesn't offer a policy agenda or is that less important in the personality driven trump era? bret? >> bret: we shall see howie, thanks. new jersey senator corker is cory booker is along way from se nomination. one thing the gender about a perspective running mate. >> i am very c

o'rourke in a mocking way. >> he's got kid charisma with the kids and the media likes him because they want to be him. >> robert, francisi call him. flailing his way to the races this week. >> howard: he has detractors on the left and beto missing one important thing, an actual reason to run. o'rourke wraps his answers and eloquent vagueness and takes a stand on the prenew deal or medicare for all in impeaching president trump's off the cove covers. >> three term congress had no real legislation and his name. why should voters be concerned about voting for you with your lack of experience? >> well ultimately, it is up to voters. they will have a chance to meet with me. >> howard: there is no question o'rourke has political charm and proven ability to raise money. but the media's form could fade if he doesn't offer a policy agenda or the trump era, shannon. >> shannon: howard kurtz, thank you very much. with just 599 days until the 20 -- the election, the countdown, the executive american university school of public affairs, david, senior correspondent for the "washington examiner" and juliano, who knew we we are within

robert francis bozo o'rourke. that's what i call him.s elected, he plans to flush the constitution down the toilet. >> michael, i'm guessing he can't count on that fox news endorsement? >> no, he won't be able to get them. >> i think there is significant concern in the republican party if beto begins to catch fire. they've laid out a political strategy as casting the democratic party as socialists, people on the far left. beto has a lot of ways of defending himself on that score. he is relatively moderate when it comes to many economic policies. he has a long history in el paso as a congressman. working closely with republicans there, he's boasted on the campaign trail about his desire to work with republicans much and i think even in the democratic party there are a lot of more moderate policy types who are excited about him getting into the race after a couple months now in which the far left is really dominated the discussion. of course, that's not his biggest appeal at this point. it is that charisma, the sort of punk rock authentici

immoral what are you going to do with the barrier you have, someone you know a lot about robert francis o'rourkeview and said, yeah, let's break out the bulldozers and knock down the border wall we have in el paso, texas. what do you make of this? >> look, i think there's a technical description for what's going on, which is that democrats have gone bat crap cra crazy. [applause] >> that's a political science term of art, right? >> if you look at the medical dictionary, it's under b. it is, in fact, a psychosis. look, they have-- they're getting more and more and more extreme on every issue. think back to the state of the union. the state of the union was a display of just how radical democrats have gotten where they embraced, you know, they sat there embracing late term abortion. now, some of us are old enough to remember bill clinton standing there and at least claiming he wanted to see abortion, safe, legal and rare. he wasn't telling the truth, but at least emphasizing rare. that's no longer the position of the democratic party. they are now for late term abortion up until the moment of birt

we start tonight with reallyso more bizarre behavior from robert francis beto bozo o'rourke. no countertop or table is safe in america. why? robert francis seems to force his way into every restaurant, every diner in the great state of iowa and appears that he's fallen in love with these elevated surfaces. as he moves, whatever he does. cover your food, cover your drinks because beto is coming to a town near you and apparently he is stomping all over where you actually eat. perhaps he's just tryingpp to spread the magical healing powers of what we told you last night of eating dirt. which he did. a lot of it. after he lost to ted cruz and went to new mexico and he thinks they have super natural powers. by the way, he actually even brought some home for his family to eat. what a generous gift. of course his behavior on the campaign trail, it pales in comparison to his extreme and nutty ideas. take, for example, we now know that beto, his all-out war against border walls, not only is he against the president's plan for expanding border o security, but he also wants to tear down

some other percent he got against hillary clinton can he keep in the face of others like a robert francis o'rourkeelizabeth warren or cory booker or a kamala harris. how many of voters fall in love with a new face? >> bill: we have time to talk about this. >> we have plenty of time. geological ages will come and go before this contest is settled. >> bill: thank you, karl. >> sandra: new questions now for michael cohen as he faces the threat of perjury charges over his sworn testimony before congress. michael caputo will be here next hour on that. (straining) i'll take that. (cheers) 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. ensure max protein. in two great flavors. your insurance rates skyrocket you could fix it with a pen. how about using that pen to sign up for new insurance instead? for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ when it comes to reducing the evsugar in your family'

patrick's day to robert francis o'rourke. >> sounds like a trump tweet, doesn't it?nk? >> look, beto, his positions are fairly clear in the broad spectrum of things. a left winger, supports the green new deal as just noted he wants to tear down the wall. the wall is popular in texas. support 48%. that's one of the questions about his entry whether or not he can flip texas. i think the main thing is he is the liberal media's candidate. they see him as the second coming of bobby kennedy. i was watching one of the other channels this morning and they were wild and gushing over him saying how extraordinary and effective it was he got the cover of the "vanity fair" magazine. >> it was their gift to him. he is the candidate of the left. >> bill: do you have to go as far back as bobby kennedy? some think it's like barack obama the way he started. >> that's a very good point. the truth is he has got charisma, is appealing. he failed in the senate, but he is the one that -- you know, a few weeks ago "the washington examiner" ran a story talking about joe biden having problems

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against president trump because they need to reenergize black vote i think representative robert francis o'rourkeo see you this morning. thanks so much, kamala harris -- do we know what her paroles are other than endorsing medicare for all. >> medicare for all plan is -- i think is going to be an albatross for democrats because she essentially went on that town hall on cnn, says, you need to do away with private insurance, she are supported even cosponsored bernie sanders bill outlaws privateions in this country might try to move away come up with different policy ideas on health care i hope republicans make them own it because i think it is frightening to literally hundreds several hundred million earns more than 150 mill americans have privateions through administrator they want to get rid of that prices up on reports of trade progress between washington and beijing 56.47 crude oil save the late tesla launching for model. why crossover suv, details back in a minute. into opportunities. it's these unique companies with creative business models that will generate value for our investors. that's w

beto o'rourke, robert francis all they want to do is bash the president. what they don't want to do for the promises made our promises kept the stock market is on fire we have had a strong military. so if you want to beat donald trump you better plan over what the last three years but that message is probably the right one for the democrats. go find something you can do positive for the country. jeanine: in the end i don't know any of them have the energy trump has. so on that level. thank you for being with us tonight corey lewandowski. up next the crisis at the border reaching the breaking point president trump has a bold way out but will it work? and we have democratic strategist here in the she has been interim president since the country gained independence sends us split of czechoslovakia in 1983 now back to "justice with judge jeanine". jeanine:. >> people of the border patrol the job they do is unbelievable i.c.e. the same thing mexico will have to do something otherwise i'm closing the border. all disclose the border. with a deficit like we have w

beto o'rourke, robert francis all they want to do is bash the president.hat they don't want to do for the promises made our promises kept the stock market is on fire we have had a strong military. so if you want to beat donald trump you better plan over what the last three years but that message is probably the right one for the democrats. go find something you can do positive for the country. jeanine: in the end i don't know any of them have the energy trump has. so on that level. thank you for being with us tonight corey lewandowski. up next the crisis at the border reaching the breaking point president trump has a bold way out but will it work? and we have democratic strategist here in the panel (woman) candace, two minutes. too late for lunch. starkist saves the day. sweet and spicy tuna in a pouch! smart choice, charlie. (charlie) no drain, no pain. just tear, eat... and go! try all of my tuna, salmon and chicken pouches. childfund works in 25 countries to ensure that millions of children like meti grow up healthy, educated, self sufficient and safe.