hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us united states democratic party candidates have again clashed in a televised debate as the party decides who will take on donald trump at the 2020 presidential election candidates disagreed on issues from immigration to climate change to health care and how to defeat the republicans of course the debate further highlighted the identity crisis within the democratic party is divided expanding between those who want a radical agenda and others who take a more centrist approach 10 hopeful years and lined up but all eyes were on core by president joe biden and his main rival california senator come up here here's some of the exchange between the 2 over their plans for health care reform this is the single most important issue facing the public and to be very blunt and to be very straightforward you can't be president trying with double talk on this plan so i think that you should really think about what you're saying but the reflective and understand that the people of america want access to health care and do not want cost to be their barrier to get

news in the united states democratic party candidates have again clashed in a televised debate as the party decides who will take on donald trump in the 2020 presidential election candidates disagreed on issues from immigration to climate change and health care and of course how to keep republicans. you're watching news from berlin still to come markets are down following the u.s. fed decision to cut interest rates for the 1st time in more than a decade investors are asking why the u.s. economy would need cheaper money if the economy is booming. all that's in much more coming up in d.w. business with monika joins us in just 20 minutes time i'm terry marsh and you're watching t.v. news corso fun over stories on one of the w dot com thanks for being with us. explain. to. you. economies can't function properly even in times of demand without skilled workers. with inadequate housing. with food shortages. scarcity is increasingly making things difficult for companies and entire economy what's causing this and what can be done to combat the problem. in 60 minutes on d w. quiet melody rizzo'

and in the united states democratic party candidates have again clashed in a televised debate as the party decides who will take on donald trump in the 2020 presidential election candidates disagreed on issues from immigration climate health care and how to defeat the republicans. coming up next on d.w. we will have a special edition of conflict zone which features some of the best interviews about in the world in crisis mode and don't forget you can always get to you know be your news on the go you can download our app from the google player from the apple store it will keep you up to date and you can watch this program a live stream you can also get the very latest on t v dot com and follow us on social media i'm sorry kelly in berlin because so much for watching have a great day. please. enter the conflicts the flies in the populace the fighting in venezuela hong kong protests threats a flock of. the world is in crisis mode just this week we must factor the key interviews of the season the point is to focus on wants to change the implied goal in the mail and show you don't know so

on the floor of the united states senate? going democrat partyhere something we can do? absolutely and we have to bring it>> into the public eye for secret one thing to discuss in secret an focus groups but i want to remind the people the elected officials are elected by the people. but we need it wake up and fight for ourur children and start applying pressure, a lot of pressure in those we elected duly elected to do their job. go do your job because what you do is affecting your child and you can mess withy wallet or when you mess with child that attitudes need to w be offlimits in this country and we need to call our representativeses in the house and senate, the public. call the school principal. askli him -- >> right there the school principal the local level -- the school districts. >> school board i don't know thatch most schools in the couny even address this issue. train their teachers. >> they do not. so ask your school principal are you training ninth grade and up about sex trafficking if the answer is no, mark, then my return question

democratic party. let me ask you the bigger question, which is where really should have started. raising money in mexico. because americans in thehe united states, after listening to democrats attacked their country and their history for the past year, aren't enthusiastic or should they go to mexico to raise money? something is wrong. >> they are going where there are democrats who are american citizens who are willing to contribute. g g it's actually not a very long trip. if you go up to mexico city, relative to go say from young to l.a., so it's really not asking too much or much of a hardship on tom perez and the state has if they've identified enough contributors, great. they will come away with enough money to justify the trip, what's wrong withey that? >> tucker: wouldn't it be easier to go to akron? democrats have basically decided that the enemy is not simply trump, but it's our country, it's the united states. listen to what they say. every speech the gift. it's a horror show. america is a horrible place. filled with bigots. >> no democrat describes the united states as carnage or a hellhole which is exactly what donald trump -- he use

all she does is downgrade out president of the united states and plus the other democratic party. if they don't like it they can go somewhere else. they don't have -- you know. i don't understand why there's 20 candidates against one president since day one since he started they've been on him trying to pick up trash from his past and everything else before he was even president. they haven't given him a chance to be president because he has his mind on all his other horse crap. and i can't wait until trump is reelected. >> thanks for the call. >> and they are helping him out. these democrats are helping trump out. >> thank you, carl. lee not roles and any other type of food you would want at the iowa state fair. more than 200 food vendors and the crowd estimated to be over a million people before the fair ends. it runs over 11 days. we heard from the democratic candidates on thursday. former vice president biden and steve bullock. theeard from five of candidates today. we will continue to watch the scene at the iowa state fair. the soapbox getting underway in just a couple of min

united states? the democratic party are nothing but shysters who do not care about nobody in the united states.our,it is the top of the 8:00 and washington, d.c. and this is the headline from the wall street journal as joe biden weathers attacks during the heat of primary debate that took place last night on the stage at the fox the other in downtown detroit, michigan. phone lines are open. 202-748-8001 is the line for republicans. 202-748-8000 if you are a democrat. 2 if you are independent. we look at the debate news and other stories on this thursday. >> we begin with some other news, politico saying another prominent new york democrat, chair of the house appropriations committee backed an impeachment inquiry, nita lowey makes democrat 117. from her statement, she writes that it was clear from the robert mueller testimony the president has not been exonerated as she says it is time for the house judiciary committee to move forward with impeachment proceedings. yesterday the senate was slated to vote on a two-year budget deal that would also raise the debt limit ceiling. because the gop was n

minutes in terms of a number of topics is that there is a deep division among the democratic party in the united states right now and that's one of the things that voters will have to decide on whether or not they want sort of some of the canvas to represent the further left wing of the democratic party the progressives or some of the more moderate centrist typically what you would see of the democratic party in recent years so this is the fissure that was exposed but it was very heated very passionate sort of on the issue of race on the issue of border security on the issue of the war in afghanistan there were some real policy differences very passionate debate and we expect that combative nature to continue in the 2nd round this evening yeah as you say kimberly we have round 2 which starts in a few hours time joe biden of course we're trying to fend off camera as cory booker so just talk us through what we can expect in some night's debate. yeah well 1st of all the way they're standing on the stage may be a little bit difficult for joe biden the front runner we saw him dip in the polls after the last

with all due respect, there is only one party that blocked gun safety in the united states capitol. it is not the democrats. the republican party that has been in bed with the nra financially and politically for decades. the notion nancy pelosi needs to call the house back for assault weapons when mitch mcconnell is absolutely owned by the nra. let me get this all out. there are five people that can move mitch mcconnell right now. they ought to move them. they will be in trouble. martha mcphaly, cory gardner, joanie earnst, thom tillis, who's my last one? the five vulnerable republicans. susan collins. i forgot susan. those five are the ones in the most trouble on this issue. if those five senators go to mitch, you know what mitch wants more than anything? he wants the title of majority leader. if they go to him and say, mitch, we can't win if you don't give us a vote. i get it, we want to do assault weapons, i voted for it, i get it. if you can't even take the baby step of something 90% of the country's support, that shows how corrupt your party has become in terms of owning the gun lobby. i'm not going t

ultimately to move united states closer to a west european welfare state and ironical that very moment those welfare states and difficulties, delivering low growth for social democrat partiese socialism in the united states. i think it is a case of mistaken identity. and i think it isal also a flawd political strategy. >> harder to explain capitalism the socialism just ease here from emotional perspective? >> well, looking at the polling data if you say to american -- in favor of capitalism they go meh but in favor of free market, their much more positive if you say, are you in favor of small business they're much more positive. so i think part of this is a branding problem. and more capitalism is a left wing word. it became popular mainly because karl marx used this a lot and i sometimes worry that we shouldn't really use the wod at all because byry using capitalim we're conceding equality or parody with socialism i prefer the free market because it is all about individual freedom an ultimately what we learn from 20th century is that socialism have to limit economic freedom. they have to limit people's ability to control their own wealth to control their own income to ach

. >> all of the collateral will fall back on the democratic party here in the united states that has to be defined by pro islamists or are they going to break away and maintain the centrist core identity as american democrats. trish: good to see you both. thank you so much. democrats love to say it's our president. >> the political strategy of hate, racism and division. >> sowing hate and division. trish: are you sure it many donald trump who is being divisive? is it just him? former socialist aoc says trump's coalition. anyone who supports him is racist. they are and just don't not. >> trump relied on a coalition and a core part of that coalition were racist. trish: coming up the full sound. more antifa protests. journalis.journalist andy ngo io discuss what we can next portland. president trump is accused of sowing division and creating a war-like division. he's meeting with his security team on a possible afghanistan peace plan. that doesn't gel with a war morning, does it? that's next. in my line of work, i come face-to-face with a lot of behinds. so i know there's a big need for

united states. not just uniting the democratic party.n under god. if you belief like i do. go to cory booker.com and join the mission. >> senator harris. >> so in my background as attorney general of california, i took on the big banks. who preyed on the homeowners. many of whom lost homes and will never be able to buy another. lt for profit colleges who preyed on students and put them out of the business. transnational criminal organizations that preyed on women and children. and i will tell you, we have a predator living in the white house. and i'm going to tell you something, donald trump has predatory nature and instincts. the thing about predators is this. by their very nature, they prey on people they perceive to be weak. they prey on people they perceive to be vulnerable. they prey on people who are in need of help often desperate for help. and predators are cowards. what we need is someone who is going to be object debate stage with donald trump and defeat him by being able to prosecute the case against four more years. we have a

he is defining the democratic party by women of color who are already vulnerable and already easilivillified. what's a better re-election strategy for the president of the united stateso thrives on culture wars than to define the democratic party and go to these extreme lengths by women of color, which is an inherent way that his base, which is mostly white, views this election, as an us versus them situation. >> howard, in a few minutes i am going to interview the former israeli ambassador of the united states. because this feels like a long-term mistake for them. israel wants to be a democracy. democracies don't do this. but i want to set aside the israeli domestic politics. is this what it looks like? this is just the president looking to change the sum from what is a failing china policy? >> well, he'll look to change the subject no matter what collateral damage he causes. whereas you point out as part of his political strategy. and i think part of the president's strategy domestically is to divide the jewish community, the voters. >> his strategy or if it's sheldon adelson's strategy? >> donald trump is of a piece with the republican jewish coalition with some o

that is the kind of leader that i am going to be as president of the united states, not just uniting the democratic partyaking sure that we put more "indivisible" back into this one nation under god. and if you believe like i do, please go to corybooker.com and join the mission. [applause] mr. tapper: senator harris? sen. harris: so in my background as attorney general of california, i took on the big banks who preyed on the homeowners, many of whom lost their homes and will never be able to buy another. i've taken on the for-profit colleges who preyed on students, put them out of business. i've preyed on transnational criminal organizations that have preyed on women and children. and i will tell you, we have a predator living in the white house. and i'm going to tell you something. donald trump has predatory nature and predatory instincts. and the thing about predators is this -- by their very nature, they prey on people they perceive to be weak. they prey on people they perceive to be vulnerable. they prey on people who are in need of help, often desperate for help. and predators are cowards. what we n

problem there and of it's creating the even deeper problem with the democratic party and its contents constituency in the united states i mean where do you say the rest is really a rare move by netanyahu and the israeli government because as we know israel many times and often hosts u.s. delegations including senators and representatives. that's not correct it is roe that you know that is you know the state the fact that representatives of learning to leave are not lawyers they're very irish medics with some statements along with . the b.d.s. a little bit the boycott of those roles and with a lawyer or a lawyer or those comments which are in the border town of anti-semitic still israel i think is stronger of mature enough to deal with critics and allow them to endure and show the country and i think dialogue with them rather than the not a lot of little things but is it really because the prime minister is that really there because the prime minister has said that israel is open to quote all criticism but not calls for a boycott switch to harm the state so doesn't sound like israel as ready to have any sort of constru

up of the 5 star movement and the democratic party but how stable can this coalition of old rivals really be and it's lift for the u.s. space command the united states takes one small step towards the creation.

united states and the united states congress. >> and both parties. there is an impression out there that democrats are anti-israel and congress is pro-israel. >> and many members of congress have been to israel and seen it. and i think one of the important things about your prior guest was that he's an israeli. it shows the vibrancy of the israeli democracy. that's something that people won't necessarily know sitting in the united states. >> correct. >> and so it seems to me surprising for israel to be participating in any kind of display of disrespect for congress, but i think it's also surprising that they would keep a member of congress out. i remember when i was in congress, we were in a cold war with the soviet union. many members of congress went to the soviet union at that time. i went to the soviet union. the soviet union followed us and they knew we were going to be critical. we knew we would criticize them in the soviet union and when we got back. we met people who told us about what the conditions were really like for soviet jews. i came back, i criticized the soviet union. >> and that

the democratic party wants to run the united states. both portland. no.hey want to run the entire thing. all 50 states, all 3100 counties, all 320 million people. progressives want complete control of all of that. very much, including your neighborhood. that is their goal in the coming election. what will happen if they achieve that goal? we don't have to act dumb i guess. we can assess the city they already have control over and have for a long time. if there is any country that you would like to run, it would have to be san francisco. it is a stunningly beautiful. it's a perfect climate. it has solid infrastructure. there is a well educated population. but more than anything, it has a lot of money. san francisco is one of the richest places in the world. how could you screw that up? and yet, take a look at what the left has done with san francisco. >> and some san francisco neighborhoods, hold your nose and watch your step. >> you see people lying on the streets. you see people pass out on the streets. you are seen people shoot up. you are seeing people

democrats now in the united states. >> israel has become a partisan issue. difference40-point between support for israel in the republican partyemocratic party. trump may be an now but he will not be in forever. somebody there, they should be concerned. nir: i agree there is a risk for the relationship with israel and u.s. and we should focus more on the shared values we have, on the understanding of free markets, democracies. israel is the only democracy in the middle east and we see ofselves aligned with many the values and ideologies of the united states of america. so my message to my friends in as much astic party, the republican party, even if we don't agree on everything, let's make sure we stay together. togetherness is fundamental and strategic for both people. david: does the palestinian issue pose a potential risk staying together? there has always been a perception that we are moving toward ultimate peace, reconciliation. is that on the table? martin indyk, he says that is basically off the rails. process itself, which i was very involved, presided over the final round of what i consider the end of the american-led

united states. you had a lot of members of the democratic party just last week or in the week before standing in israel saying the israeli prime minister is not a racist, vouching for israel being an open and secular and free democratic society and saying all the things that we're hearing are bad. they have egg on their face today. they vouched for the israeli government, and today that israeli government has essentially not only disrespected the institution of congress, but has also disrespected members of the democratic party. it is now incumbent on the democratic leadership to correct that and stand up for that. >> you talk about bds, the boycott divestment and sanctions. rula, the ambassador to israel this today. the boycott to investment and sanction, bds movement against israel is not free speech. rather, it is no less than economic warfare designed to delegitimize and ultimately destroy the jewish state. >> i think south africans would disagree. i think what really brought down apartheid south africa was only economic sanction and a pressure from the international community. it's a nonviolent. s

the democratic party wants to run the united states. both portland. no.people. progressives want complete control of all of that. very much, including your neighborhood. that is their goal in the coming election. what will happen if they achieve that goal? we don't have to act dumb i guess.

the democratic party wants to run the united states.al pockets, williamsburg, baltimore, both portlands. no. they want to run the entire thing. all 50 states, all 3,100 counties, all 320 million people. progressives want complete control of all of that very much, including your neighborhood. that is their goal in the coming election. what will happen if they achieve that goal? we don't have to guess. we can assess the city they already have control over and have for a long time.

poll by nielsen 70 percent of republicans and 60 percent of democrats agreed that the opposing party is a serious threat to the united states as we become more socially distinct as partisans it's a lot easier to dehumanised the other groups and so we start to think of the other side as not only opponents but actually enemies and dangerous why is the rise of partisan mega identities a threat to democratic norms but the constitution wasn't written for parties if you care only about whether your party wins or loses and you care about nothing else then there is no. running there is no accountability there's no impeachment the only thing that matters is beating the other side and being winners again. in order to investigate political division in the us what americans think about toxic partisanship and where it's taking the country we headed to north carolina the state is a hotbed of partisan conflict north carolina is ground 0 when it comes to polarization and that's been true for decades now rob christiansen is a political author and reporter and worked at the rally news and observer for 45 years the problem trying to figure ou

united states demands or china's demands. the frontrunner in the race to be the democratic party's nomination challenge donald trump has had a tough night former vice president joe biden faced attacks from 9 other presidential hopefuls during a 2nd litel debates john hendren reports. from troy to. the front runner spot was joe biden's to lose any plan to win or go down fighting in debate one comolli harris attacked biden got a boost in the polls. on the way in to debate to easy minutes later on question one he has sailed her plan for publicly funded health care the senators had several plans for you can't be president trying with double talk on this plan we are now paying 3 bill a trillion dollars a year for health care in america over the next 10 years it's probably going to be 6 trillion dollars we must then inside detroit's fox theater came an avalanche of counterattacks on immigration it looks like one of us has learned the lessons of the past and one of us hasn't on criminal justice because you stood up and use that tough on crime phony rhetoric that got a lot of people liked it but destroyed communities like mine and o

these are united state members of the house of representatives. which the democratic party cannot condemn. this is horrible. meanwhile, 60% of hate crimes in this country are against jews. more than three times that of any other group in this country. it's irresponsible, it's disgusting. we condemn it at the trump campaign. unfortunately the democrats do not. >> harris: hold on a second -- i'm going to go back to kayleigh. scott, i'm going to go back to kayleigh because i gave you two as well. boycott divestment sanctions. bds. that's just one group where these two women were going to go. they were going to be part of the conference, whatever. when you talk free speech -- that's were some of the argument has been, kayleigh -- it's not just their words. that's an actual movement. >> that's right, it's an actual movement that seeks to destroy the state of israel by boycotting them. it does the same goal as iran, who wants to wipe israel off the face of the map. it's an anti-semitic movement. it's disgusting. you are exactly right, it's an action. it's not a word. if the democ

united states tweeted after israel has made that decision he said. they hate israel the 2 representatives and both of them are the face of the democratic party he'll be speaking of course later on at a rally in new hampshire so it'll be interesting to see what he says there we've got to watch that space very closely pablo tiny want to go to you in jerusalem now this move by the israeli authorities came shortly after president trump tweeted that israel would be showing great weakness if it allowed these 2 elected a congresswomen into the country did the israeli leadership have any choice but to deny them entry. you know that's one reading this whole development they don't know exactly when that decision was taken you know that there had been deliberating whether to let them into the country or not for the past. 24 hours or so as opposed to to 10 is where that at the decision came shortly after the street by president trump called in as well not to let those 2 congress women into the country and there's a sense that prime minister netanyahu will follow the lead of president trump i mean mr netanyahu is not known for popular contradicting the u.s. presi

leadership of chuck schumer and nancy pelosi their hypocrisy leading the democrat party, the only difference is the president of the united states donald trump and he's putting america first. president obama did the same thing in august 2014. it was crickets from nancy and chuck. now that it is donald trump they are up in arms. is wonderful for the american people to get a clear picture of what hypocrite the democratic leadership is. rob: look at the immigration policy of these administrations, they are not that different. >> the outrage on the left is solely based on one common factor that is the fact that the president is donald trump. democrats don't care that the economy is booming or there are over 1 million more jobs than jobseekers, the economy is on strong footing, wages are growing, we've seen historic low unemployment. when it comes to securing the southern border they don't care this is solve the crisis and work with them. all they care about -- democrats time and again keep getting themselves in hysterics over nothing. they need to come to the table, have the conversation. nancy could put the us and ca on the floor t

party and de mol de moralizing us in face of the enemy. >> i would take any democrat on this stage over the current president of the united states. >> we cannot tear each other down, we have to focus on beating donald trump. >> don't let the republicans divide this party against itself. >> we will make plaryk america better than it has ever been in the years to come, let's do that together t together. >> it's weird, everyone says that. they all said they want to beat donald trump. but here is the honest truth. if the democrats spend every debate destroying each other, by the time you imet to a one-on-one with donald trump, he you will already have done his work for him. will you get to the debate all discredited and he won't have to do ig in. will be like guys so many numbers, so many numbers. we'll be right back. (applause) see? romance isn't dead! but it is here. thanks, captain obvious. don't hate-like their trip, book yours with hotels.com and get rewarded basically everywhere. why are you here? why are you here? why are either of you here?! hotels.com. be there. do that. get rewarded. the hazelnut spread m&m'sve all been wspokescandy! (c

be brought in legally as well as illegally the better it is for the democratic party because their goal is to transform the united statesn a fack fact simile of california. the president of the united states has really been the one who has set the tone and ratcheted up this rhetoric. obviously in usa today instead of using rely abrasive language over 500 times he's used words like invasion and alien and violence to discuss the immigration crisis on the border. and obviously these words do at some point have consequences. >> yeah, words matter. thank you. >>> coming up, after the shooting in el paso, will wal-mart continue to be one of the world's biggest gun retailers? a look at the changes the company is making and why they're causing controversy. at t-mobile, for $40/line for four lines, it's all included for the whole family, starting with unlimited data. use as much as you want, when you want. and if you like netflix, it's included on us. plus no surprises on your bill. taxes and fees are included. and now for a limited time, with each new line, get one of our latest smartphones included. that's right, only $40/line

poll by nielsen 70 percent of republicans and 60 percent of democrats agreed that the opposing party is a serious threat to the united states as we become more socially distinct as partisans it's a lot easier to dehumanised the other group and so we start to think of the other side as not only opponents but actually enemies and dangerous why is the rise of partisan mega identities a threat to democratic norms but the constitution wasn't written for parties if you care only about whether your party wins or loses and you care about nothing else then there is no. running there is no accountability there's no impeachment the only thing that matters is beating the other side and being winners again. in order to investigate political division in the us what americans think about toxic partisanship and where it's taking the country we headed to north carolina the state is a hotbed of partisan conflict north carolina is ground 0 when it comes to polarization and that's been true for decades now rob christiansen is a political author and reporter and worked at the rally news in observer for 45 years the problem trying to figure out

know the difference between the president of the united states and the back venture first-term congresswoman. >> they are the stars of the democratic party>> do i need to come down there and explain to you the difference? they are the stars because the president is trying to make them the stars. the president doesn't want to run on issues, the president doesn't want to run on issues, he wants to run against them and make the entire party look extreme. the president himself -- >> you made yourself look extreme. you make yourself look extreme. >> stay tuned. thank you both very much. the discussion is not over but we got to go for now. tonight social media giant facebook and twitter calling out china over allegations of disinformation war being waged in hong kong live next project was joshua mongooses he is ready to meet face-to-face with the person he calls amber buttigieg. d i've ever known ♪ ♪ like a drifter i was-- ♪ born to walk alone! ...barb! you left me hangin' on the high harmony there. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. summer's not the time for making bucket lists. bookers know summ

democratic party aren't doing enough? >> look, the president of the united states and his team, they just get it. country in the world, there is no bds movement for any other country in the world. imagine this, there are 200 nations in the world. griff: understand this is a boycott divestment sanction. one country we want to sanction. the country that is surrounded by enemies who vow to destroy the state of israel. and israel defends itself. you have members of the united states congress supporting the bdf against the state of israel? where are these same people to talk about china? china has a million people. a million muslims in concentration camps right now as we sit here and talk. where are they in the hypocrisy of the democratic party, the double standard. there has got to be one standard. griff: why has it become partisan? >> i think what has happened is a number of people have hijacked the democratic party. there's no question about that. that the progressives, the liberals. you know. this is another fascinating thing. liberals, progressives, you know, when i was growing up i thought that

united states of america. yes? >> you support all americans. we pressure the iowa democratic party to make the caucuses accessible so that the 300,000 iowans with disabilities vote? gov. inslee: will i pledge to make the caucuses accessible so everyone can get access? this is something near and dear to my heart. we have had some success in washington state. we want everyone enrolling to vote. we hireto make sure people and that we give people with challenges. this is a family affair with me. my son is a leader of the group outdoors for all. they take blind people skiing, and quadriplegics kayaking. -- we need democrats democrats in iowa voting of all stripes. i will add one caveat. when you do go into caucus this year, you don't get in without an inslee button. that's just a start. [laughter] gov. inslee: yes? >> where do you stand on oil refinery and fuel? sen. booker: the question was about -- the question is about refineries. i don't know why donald trump hates iowa and farmers so much. he denied markets from my state. now, he has reduced the ability to help biofuels in iowa. we

brought in illegally, as well as legally, the better it is for the democratic party because their goal is to transform the united statesnto a facsimile of california. >> now let me be very clear, we do not know if the attacker in el paso heard all of that, but we know that millions of people do every single night. >> which makes people think that immigration is bad. people coming into the country is bad. >> that you're under attack, under threat, that you're being invaded. >> how do you control the demographics and i think the giveaway is in the language. >> hmm. >> trying to control the de demographics of the country. that's not what america -- that's not america. >> history of america, the table keeps expanding. but there's this perception with white politics, fox benefits from primetime, that that's a dangerous thing. >> it is identity politics. >> mettie, are you surprised to see that kind of language used in the manifesto, echos language anyone can hear on fox news or conservative media any day of the week? >> i'm not surprised anymore because we've been seeing it for so many years now. one of the paradoxes of med

seeing you go on june the 14th the united states basically said it was pleased to see you go the state department spokesman said the u.s. welcomes the democratic party's announcement that it's withdrawing from government in favor of prime minister prime prime minister my son will and the coalition formed by the democratically elected parliament the fact is washington couldn't wait to get rid of you could and more importantly it wasn't going to lift a finger to save you was it well no one should live anything is to say when you were politicians or the us it was a coalition created that we accepted at the final stage and we transfer the powers of the governance it is good the people to have they come paris of how the car country can be governed by ones and by the others it's good for us if you are here i'll willingly you gave up the rules of the national pressure you even got the constitutional court to strip the president of his powers so that new elections could be called for september if we're talking about that is going to have to see how the. uncivil since the 7th of june and you'll see that we gave the power in a peaceful manner and we give it wil

party, and guess what happened. >> mldhmm. roeagan defeated an incumbent democratic president of the united states of america. so i do think, margaret,im thisis a little bit tldifferent because we're now going after the incumbent president, whos very unpopular, that we will be unified, but that's the key. we have to fight like hell for who we support in e primaries. >> so who has the best chance? >> i think today that ben hashe best chance. the polling data... >> after biden, who is the bestt >> well, i dant to get into... i mean, i love them all. i was impressed with stage.eth warren on the debate i thought she did a very good job. i liked cory booker on the last debate st-t listen, i like it when, as i say, joyful warriors are out there to motivate . i didn't like the debate where they're all attacking one another. i didn't like it that they went after joe biden on president obama's policies, who happens vato have a 95 percent app rating in the democratic party. that's not smart politics to me. >> so speaking of happy warriors... >> yeah. understand that at one point you actually wrestled an alligator in or

united states. it did not matter if they were republican or democrat, they were still taxed at 90%. the long story short is the democratic party has been dead for 25 years. it died the day bill clinton signed nafta. over the past 40 years, you can look at decade by decade and you can see who destroyed the country. there is actually a 15 second delay that c-span has two actually protect the people who did destroy my country. host: that is not true. the delay is to make sure we don't get profanity on the air. we don't censor anything on the network. from newt is the jews york, connecticut and california. the moments available online at washington post.com and this analysis from the front page story, democrats no punches. former vice president joe biden attempting to regain his footing from a more combative posture from a presidential debate wednesday night faced relentless record,n his immigration and health care and his commitment to women's rights. the exchange showcasing many of the deep divides within the party that are taking on greater urgency as the candidates strive to make gains before the field narrows. if the first ni

united states. but equally important, the jewish community of the united states, the values, 75% vote democrats and 32 out of 34 members of congress that are jewish are democrats. that's no kicoincidence because the democrat party holds the key to all the things people cared about. reasonable environmental policies and fighting against anti-semitism. >> who is this message for? yo jews should not support democrats, who is the audience? wow, maybe i am disloyal for being a democrat. what happens when the president says something like this in. >> the community has a lot of different opinions and different things which is perfectly fine. it is like any community in the united states. a portion of them or a quarter of them voted republicans and i am sure to reenforce their vote they should show up. just like he does for other base groups. he's offending the other three quarters of the jewish community. he talks and the way he threatens and the way he talks about the jewish community and the expectations of him saying certain things that are causing problems around the world for that matter and israel as well. >> have you met with the two congresswomen over the last few months, you said you disagreed with some of th