we bring in my next guest her tanheritage foundation steven moore. >> steven, the first democratic losere for al. >> they don't want it. i think that democrats are floundering. i think there is a lot of wisdom, first time maybe i have said this, wisdom in what barack obama said about the field, they are way out in left field, out of touch with mainstream americans and if they stay on that message, they will the lows big. they will lose big. elizabeth: democrat party is split. financially ruinous plan. to your point hard left is attacks obama. an obama official said that bernie sanders, elizabeth warren did not get 60 votes for anything, so why should they go for government take over of health care. >> i mean, you know how far the democratic party has moved to the left. at the presidential level, when barack obama voice of reason, we remember when he was you know the most liberal senator in the united states senate. and now he is trying to tell the party, hey, you know, you are moving too far to the left. it is a fact. that you know they are out of step on energy, out of step on health ca

let's go to emily larson, steven moore, daniel mcglocklin. what do you think about it? the passion on the left seems to be with the elizabeth warrens and the bernie sanders for last. michael bloomberg talks to a group who feels like they are getting slighted to come up moderates, those who don't have the same problem with capitali capitalism. >> i agree with you, there are a lot of moderates in the democratic party. this patent research and that the persuadable voters, those who switched between president obama and president trump are looking for more moderate candidates. we see both ends of the spectrum, whether it's left or right in primaries tend to get the -- one of the other in the spectrum but the at the end of the day, democrats have to do a little bit of navel-gazing i think and not think only who can win the primary but who can win against president trump, who can take moderate republicans. somebody like biden or bloomberg or cory booker or perhaps, harris has a perhaps better chance in the general populace than one of the far left progressive candidates. >> ne

here to explain is former economic advisor to president trump steve moore, senior fellow at the heritage foundation. stevente house is talking about four different ideas and the number one one that is going to have a lot of people interested is tax-free savings accounts. explain how that would work. >> let me just first say that the tax plan that we passed in 2017, you are exactly right, steve, has been a phenomenal success. we have the best economy in the world today. we have 7 million surplus jobs. incomes are up by about $5,000 for middle class families, plures the $2,000 tax cut that middle class families with children receive. it was a big deal. and i cringe when i hear democrats say the first thing they would do is repeal that tax cut. now, it is time for trump, in my opinion, to call for a second tax cut for his second term. and one of the central features of that would be, what i call universal savings account. people with incomes of up to, say, about $150,000 would be able to save up to $10,000 per year, steve, without paying tax on that money. and what i think is very attractive about that is we