is that your way of convincing voters you might be a safer choice and senator sanders? >> it is my way of talking about i know how to fight and i know how to win. >> the issue of likability is one of the most important issues, which candidates beat donald trump, all the candidates gave their own answers tonight but peter buttigieg gave an answer that really stood out. listen here. >> nominate me and you get to see the president of the united states stand next to an american war veteran and explain why he chose to pretend to be disabled when it was his chance to serve. >> one candidate who really needed a moment tonight was former congressman beto o'rourke from texas. he needed that after a somewhat poor performance in the first debate and that did not happen tonight. tomorrow night we are looking ahead. the issue of electability going to be front and center. you have joe biden, kamala harris, cory booker all sharing center stage tomorrow night. >> we will be back for that. let's get chief political correspondent and host of special report bret baer for the biggest momen

-- elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. these turned out to be a fight between the more moderate candidates and those two progressives for the soul of the democrat party and no issue was more apparent than the issue of health care. here is senator bernie sanders responding to some of his opponents who called his plan for medicare for all political suicide. >> you're wrong. right now you have a dysfunctional health care system. >> we should deal with the tragedy of being uninsured and give everyone a health care is a right but why do we have to be a party from taking something away from people? >> we are the democrats. we're not about trying to take away health care from anyone. we should stop using republican talking points. >> i am normally way over there with bernie and elizabeth on this one. i hear the others. >> another issue that really highlighted the divide between the more moderate and progressive candidates on the stage was immigration. >> would you decriminalize illegal border crossings? >> do not play into donald

joining me now former bernie sanders national staffer figaro and tom homan, great to have both of you. donald trump is taking a net antifa. check this clip out. >> hitting people over the head with sticks and i mean that even. they are whacking people with bats. they always show up with a mask and they are covered, because then they go home to mom and dad, they don't want mom and dad to know where they were. >> is that fair? >> if we are going to take aim at folks we should do it across the board. it is not right that people are bashing peoples head and with bats just like it wasn't folks were getting run over in charlottesville, it is getting really tiring to see who can be the most violence, the right, left, who can be more racist, the right, left, if we are going to hold folks accountable and told everyone accountable equally across the board. the newsweek article said 73% of deaths were caused by right-wing groups, 3% from left-wing but i believe in the right to protest and don't think it is for to categorize an entire group right or left wing by the actions of just a few members

sanders wants medicare for all in the u.s. and drugs priced like in canada, which he visited with a bus full of american diabetics this weekend. >> how are we a few minutes from the american border and he's going to be paying one 12th of the price in the united states. >> rahm emanuel's morning democratic contenders don't risk your chances in the general by being too progressive in the primary. he writes "before our party promises health care coverage to undocumented immigrants, a position not even ted kennedy took, let's help the more than 30 million americans who are in a single illness away from financial ruin." and so senator harris heed rahm emanuel's warning? >> what is your mission in this debate specifically? >> to not mess up. [laughs] sorry, had a little too much sugar. >> harris is far from the front runner, but she is now attracting attacks from democrats who are better known than she is and who are polling better than she is, something they likely would not be doing if they did not consider her a legitimate threat

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he was always going to shorter sanders. he knew he wasn't going to answer hypotheticals saying if not for the olc memo would you have entitled donald trump today. that was never going to be what he was going to do so democrats make a tactical this calculation i think so. but in the end there's a lot of principled conservatives out here, listen. of donald trump and get away with this, if he can get white house counsel to sub our perjury and a part of the people, democrats next time they are in the white house i going to throw that back in their face and say we can do it too. >> you said this is an opportunity for democrats to reset and refocus on legislating and the speaker had a statement, we can do these things but a number of members of her caucus say we don't want to do other stuff, we want to go after the president. >> there is a minority in the caucus that believes this but this is the end of the end, not the beginning of anything. the public when the report came out turned the page on this and the hope here was this w

sanders is promising to institute a $15 for our federal minimum wage if elected, his own staffers are saying they need higher wages right now. peter doocy has the story tonight. >> reporter: we hear a lot. bernie sanders says he would raise the minimum wage as president. >> we are going to raise the minimum wage to a living wage, $15 an hour. fighting for a $15 an hour minimum wage. a $15 an hour minimum wage. >> reporter: that he apparently hasn't raised the minimum wage as a boss. some staffers say they are getting stiffed by the democratic socialist month after his campaign's rank-and-file form the union, the washington post published the draft of a letter complaining given our campaign's commitment to fighting for a living wage of at least $15 an hour we believe it is only fair that the campaign would carry through this commitment to its own team. the sanders 2020 campaign tells fox the union has been negotiating to make sure salaried workers working 40 hours a week are still getting at least $15 an hour and as these discussions continue we are limiting hours of a few employees to

because now some salaried sanders staffers being jumped by the presidential candidate. given our campaigns commitment to fighting for a living wage of at least $15 an hour, we believe it's only fair that the campaign would carry through this commitment to its own field team. the sanders 202010, manager, tells fox that the union has been negotiating to make sure it's allie workers clock in more than 40 hours a week, are still getting at least $15 an hour and as they coat, the discussions are limiting always over the flu employees to ensure that no one is receiving less then $15 less than any hours of work. >> elizabeth warren and sing the same thing. >> of course it is. >> warren and sanders will headline the next democratic debate in the following night joe biden and connell harrison part two. democratic primary voters aren't going to be the only ones watching, democratic governors will tune in with the hopes that the parties makes standard-bearer it doesn't feel the pressure to be more progressive. the chair of the democratic tells the eunuch times we cannot come the p

the union feels there is a disconnect between sanders as rhetoric over pay and the actual treatment of campaign workers. elizabeth warren pushing another plan. rival kamala harris criticized warren for all her plans recently against private equity firms call the self wall street looting act and she says private equity has its own special little scam going. as for senator harris the washington examiner reporting the plea dealer office reached when she was california prosecutor, with a serial sexual-harassment is under scrutiny. the plea deal with san diego as mayor let him escape jail time and avoid registering as a sex offender. a campaign spokesman telling fox news harris prosecuted a politician from her own party for sexual-harassment and got him to plead guilty. berkeley, california once tied to the free speech movement is now removing all gender language from city code. this is doing away with the term manholes. it will now be called maintenance whole. christina coleman has the story from the west coast newsroom. >> gender inclusive restrooms have become more common across the coun

"washington post" reporting that campaign staffers for senator bernie sanders are getting fed up with their pay. they say unionized campaign organizers are battling with campaign management. the union reportedly feels will's a distext between sanders' rhetoric of equal pay and the treatment of workers. elizabeth warren pushing another plan in sioux city. kamala harris criticized warren for her plans. tonight's pitch is against private equity firm, the stop wall street looting act, she says private equity has its own special scam going. senator harris, the washington examiner reporting that the plea deal her office reached when she was california's top prosecutor, with a serial sexual harasser is coming under scrutiny. the plea deal with the san diego mayor let him escape jail time and avoid register as a sex on finder. a campaign spokesman telling fox news harris prosecuted a politician from her own party for sexual harassment and got him to plead guilty. berkeley, california, once tied to the free speech movement is now removing all gender language from city code. for example, the ci

bernie sanders sounded unhappy tonight with his media coverage, attacks on his medicare for all plan and poll officials are stonewalling congressional probes into the effort to add a citizenship very happy as senator kamala question to the 2020 census. bernie sanders sounded unhappy poll put out by george tonight with his media coverage, attacks on his medicare for all plan and poll numbers. one candidate who should be very happy as senator kamala harris serving in a brand-new poll put out by george washington university. >> pretty sanders believes the 2018 primary the system was rigged against him and now someone his team if wondering 2020 is also. >> i understand iry change gets people nervous. behind the scenes the democratic socialist and strategists feel they were counted outve even though he pulls solidly at the top in favorite small grassroots donors. we will never be the favorites in the media come i get it but what was last time with the o o pundits visited a field office or talk to a state director at the sanders campaign? that hasn't changed much from the last time he ran

where sanders let it rip. >> bernie sanders believes that in the 2016 primary, the system -- some on the team are wondering if 2020 is too. >> i understand that change gives people a little bit nervous. >> behind the scenes the democratic socialist senators strategists feel like they've been counted out even though he's pulling solidly in the top tier and a favorite of small dollar grass-roots donors. campaign advisor, "we will never be the same to my favorites in the media, i get it but one with last one of these pundits visited a field office or talked to a state director? "sanders campaign hasn't changed his stump speech very much since the last time he ran for president while joe biden is overhauling his campaign trail talk. new financial expenditures show that the day after a difficult debate debut joe biden shelled out more than $5,000 to hire high-profile democratic speech coach and he's testing out new lines in iowa at at the next debate. >> we can overcome four years of donald trump. >> biden is still the man to beat in national polls, but he's number two in a quinnipiac pol

harris shares that belief with elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. vice president biden gave a speech this week. he said medicare for all would tear up part of president obama's legacy. is he wrong? of course he's wrong. joe biden wants medicare for all means one option for all. >> theory is the truth about medicare for all that some people are talking about these days, a noble idea, but it takes away private insurance is an option. >> as biden defends policies other democrats might consider old, preparing to respond to a debate stage attack from the current president about his physical and mental capabilities. >> come on, donald. and how many push-ups do you want to do, pal? that is actually a de-escalation for joe biden. it was a couple of months ago he could beat the hill out of president trump. now, he's just talking about exercising. if things cool off anymore between the two of them, maybe they will be talking about just debating, mike. >> mike: peter doocy on the campaign trail in iowa, peter thanks. joe biden has a new strategy involving gett

senator bennett thinks democrats will lose colorado if bernie sanders is the nominee. highlighting the socialist policies is the reason colorado voters would turn the other way. the police officer killing the unarmed black man in indiana when protesters are confronting them in the presidential candidate mayor pete. the trump reelection campaign coalition is ready for liftoff. the president's daughterid will launch women for trump in philadelphia dedicating itself to recruiting and activating women in support of the president. democrats argue suburban women are back in play with the squad fueling for president trump. >> suburban women who supported trump in 2016 to a gamble they didn't like hillary they fled the republican party in droves. that now the news has them nauseated. mike: jan brewer joins us to discuss. >> thank you for having me on. mike: did president trump hurt his launch of women for trump with this tweet quick. >> absolutely not i don't believe that one little bit. those four women are acting atrocious. it is an embarrassment. over all the country knows

michael bennet will lose battleground colorado if bernie sanders is the nominee. highlighting socialist policies as the reason colorado voters would turn the other way. and the police officer who killed an unarmed black man in indiana is resigning tonight. the shooting led to widespread demonstrations with protesters confronting mayor and presidential candidate pete buttigieg. a new trump reelection campaign coalition is ready for lift off tonight. the president's daughter-in-law laura will launch for trump and suburban philadelphia. the group will dedicate itself to recruiting and activating women in support of the president. the democrats -- they suburban women in play with "the squad" and president trump. >> the suburban women who supported donald trump in 2016 took a gamble. they didn't like hillary, they fled and drove the 2018. the news over the past two days have them nauseated. former arizona governor jan brewer joins us to discuss, great to see you governor. >> hike mike thank you for having me on. >> mike: did this hurt with the fight against four female

harris is back 30 points. >> also getting beaten by bernie sanders, that is remarkable. a lot of african-american voters look at joe biden, as part of fundamental obama legacy so shattered the ceiling for african-american people and they think, harris his own record on busing is not so clear now, she seems to have taken the same position she attacked joe biden for saying she's not for mandatory school busing. people see her waffling on that and private insurance and african-american voters like many democratic primary voters are skeptical. >> hillary clinton was in the same position relative to obama in 2007 and obama by winning iowa black voters take away, white folks vote for him and i will. where we did and i have our votes and that is what he carried in south carolina and did so well with the black vote. harris, south carolina is not going to save her. >> thank you for coming in. the ninth circuit court of appeals ruling the trump administration can proceed with a new family planning policy overhaul which divers federal funds away from clinics that perform abortions

biden at 35%, vermont senator bernie sanders, a distant second at 14%. california senator kamala harris next at 12%. today biden is laying out his vision for u.s. foreign policy should he become president. he's putting the blame for current problems squarely on the trump administration. here's correspondent peter dooc peter doocy. >> 20 blocks from trump tower, joe biden took aim at his most famous pendant afraid to speak of the world for what he is. insincere, ill-informed, and impulsive. and sometimes corrupt. >> with a group of grad students watching them biden blamed the president for many of the worlds problems and boasted about his own foreign policy credentials. >> i worked with president obama to craft the military and diplomatic campaign that ultimately defeated isis. >> president trump claims the opposite is true. >> this is isis, there is none. the caliphate is gone as of tonight. >> biden insists that was a long time coming. >> trump's secret weapon to destroy the so-called caliphate was a continuation of the plan we put in place. >> trump ca

. >> that is what he's getting hits on already, bernie sanders saying it's not good for billionaires to get involved in politics, elizabeth warren and others saying we have grassroots donations, putting together things for the people, not corporations, not big-money you walk into the race with an people.out -- he is ready on hand with the amount of money, the top 4 or 5 have raised on their own, they don't like this idea of a billionaire jumping in. >> they are right not to like it. but i can't see the point, that he has longevity and the money but to what end? what is the point? the only person who benefits from this is the president. in his own way, tom stier is doing his best to boost the donald trump economy by hiring consultants and putting money into marketing and advertising industry and keeping the economy going. that the only benefit i can see from this. >> we will see the makes one of the debates. thanks for the preview. new developments in how portland's plans to handle antifa in the wake of that attack on andy nell. he is out in joins us live next. i'm just a normal perso

. >> shannon: that's what he's getting hits on already, you heard bernie sanders saying i don't think gets good for billionaires to get involved in politics. elizabeth warren and others are saying we got grassroots donations, we are putting things together for people not corporations, not big money, a lot of people are pointing out he says he's already ready on hand to put the amount of money in the top of four or five and have already raised on their own. they don't like the idea of a billionaire jumping in. >> they are right not to like it. i can't see the point, i think richard is right to say he's got longevity, he's got the money but to what end? i think the only person who benefits from this is the president. in his own little way, tom steyer is doing his best to boost the donald trump economy by hiring lots of consultants and putting money into the marketing advertising industry and keeping that economy going. that's the only benefit i can see. >> shannon: in the meantime, thanks for the preview. new developments tonight and how portland plans to handle nt for in the wake of th

let's talk about with former bernie sanders staffer figaro and chris wilson. so in the washington post jennifer rubin has a opinion piece in title now biden apologizes, his attitude, part of an overall strategy to ignore his primary opponent and engage directly with donald trump and she could benefit by being yanked into the primary race for his premature general election campaign. that is how it felt from the beginning. >> i would define that very wrong. what biden is finding is he's having a warm welcome to democratic politics in 2020 and not like anything he experienced before. he has to own up to comments he made in the past which is genteel -- made comments about people that burn democrat primary voters in the worst part of this is as he goes on his apology tori expects people he feels he was therefore in the past to be there for him and they are not. not only did the former president failed to endorse him but his wife says -- he asked michelle obama not to endorse. they are probably a couple days from that but through this process she wouldn't stand up f

i'm looking forward to sanders and biden to apologize for the crime bill. once we move past the apologies, let's focus on the policy. the policies won't work saying i'm sorry without providing a specific policy that can address a lot of these issues. it'll fall on deaf ears, the poll numbers will continue to fall down if we are not dealing with the issues at hand. vice president joe biden realize he cannot take advice of saying never apologize for nothing. his numbers since have fallen quite a bit behind not taking ownership. >> shannon: you mention poll numbers, mention your numbers from "the washington post" and they put trump up against a number of these candidates, he is down 14 points head to head, down eight to harris, down six to sanders. and the need of concern at this point? long ways out, when you look at history were people were 15 months out? >> if there's anything 2016 should teach us, it's paying attention national polls bear only only few states we that matter, it came down to 77,000 and change for votes. if you want to know where things stan

rob: recent polls, top five of the democrats running, biden, kamala harris, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and pete buttigieg. how do you see the race at this early stage? >> one thing people are concerned about his every single one of the democratic candidates are proposing these ideas that are extremely expensive. we don't believe we can afford these ideas or they are the best ideas that will positively impact the lives of the american people, the lives of the middle class so i think there are a lot of concerns about these and the fact there is this unrealistic, what is funny about it back a few years ago many of these would be considered radical policies. democrats definitely don't want to stagnate but this is not the direction they want to be going to create a positive vision for the future of this country. >> republicans found $1.6 trillion to give way to corporate interests and the richest 1% in this country we can certainly find some money to shore up medicare and medicaid. >> if you look at the national debt and deficit they are rising and growing. mike: the driver of our de

biden, kamala harris, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, and then you see buddha -petebuttigieg. every single one of the democratic candidates that you just mentioned were proposing that it would be extremely expensive. we don't believe that we could afford these ideas and we don't believe these are the best ideas that will positively impact the lives of the american people, specifically the lives of the middle-class. and then there's the fact that they are not realistic. that's considered very radical policies. and we don't have a positive solution for the country. >> republicans found $1.6 trillion to give away to mostly corporate interests, in the richest 1% or 5% in this country. we can certainly find somebody to shore up medicare and medicaid. >> if you look at our deficits, they are rising. >> and. that would be $32 trillion. >> focusing on single payers. speak out so you do want to see the debt and deficit grow. >> mike: kevin wally, thank you so much and have a great weekend. when we return, murder and mayhem on the streets of chicago. the police force bracing for more vi

let's bring in former staff ron bernie sanders presidential campaign desmond figaro and watchmen correspondent for reaction, great to have you both. critics like eugene robinson washington post sounded the alarm. take a listen and i will ask both of you to weigh in. >> it's not a political day. it today for patriotism. to make it into what seems to be a combination trump rally and kim jong un style military parade of hardware and equipment with sherman tanks which is ridiculous, the last sherman tank was put out of service in 1957, but it is just seen. >> were those concerns overblown? >> those concerns were overblown especially now that we've seen these events transpire. the speech was entirely apolitical. we saw a few things on the national mall, flyovers were generally well received. i was on the streets of washington, not the most republican or trump friendly city, everybody seemed to be having a good time. and of the trump rally fears really came to pass, there were no shots at the political contenders. all around it was a pretty patriotic day and some of the president's critics looked pr

bring in former staffer, bernie sanders 2016 presidential campaign, figueroa and the hill comment sagrin for reaction. it's great to have you both. critics like eugene robinson to the "washington post" sounded the alarm. take a listen. i will ask both of you to weigh in. >> it's not a political day. it's a day for patriotism. to take this and to make it in to what seems to be a combination trump rally and kim jong un style military parade of hardware and equipment with sherman tanks, which is ridiculous. the last sherman tank was taken out of service in 1957. it's just obscene. it really is. >> were the concerns overblown? >> i think they were overblown. especially now that we have seen it transpire. the speech was apolitical. we saw a few thanks on the national mall. the flyovers were well received. i was out there on the streets of washington. not exactly the most republican or the trump-friendly city. especially was having a good time. there were no shots of the political contenders or the 2020 democrats. so all around it was a patriotic day. some of the president's critics on this lo

he has focused heavily on donald trump, sanders have less money than the president more individual donors. >> in the last 3 months, we received 1 million individual contributions. 99% of them were for $100 or less. >> there is beto. >> upholster. >> aurora insists his presidential campaign will be modeled on his 2018 senate campaign which he lost. >> the best way to address our goal to win the caucus in iowa is hold the townhall meeting. and to expand the electorate to participate which is something in texas. >> reporter: the andrew yang campaign is taking a less conventional approach trying to trending things like the bottlecap challenge. senator harris is doing it the old-fashioned way. >> let's take a moment to celebrate that we are a nation formed on noble ideals and this is a moment in time requiring us to fight, the best of who we are and those ideals. >> amy klobuchar, a few hundred people showed up. the chairman of the iowa credit but he said it is the biggest crowley ever had for an event but less than half the size of the crowd who turned out to see a different democrat making a

the cycle biden has focused on trump, something bernie sanders is now doing, too. while sanders has less money than the president he has more individual donors. >> in the last three months, we received one million contributions. 99% of them were for $100 or less. >> far beneath bernie in the polls, is beto. >> never had a pollster. >> o'rourke insists his presidential campaign will be modeled on the 2018 senate campaign which he lost. >> the way to address our goal to win the caucus here in iowa, is to continue to hold the town hall meetings, to gain the commitments of caucus-goers and expand the electorate which will participate. some we did in texas. >> the andrew yang campaign is taking a less conventional approach, tying the candidate to trending topics like the bottle cap challenge. the surging senator harris is doing it the old-fashioned way. >> take a moment to celebrate, that we are a nation that was formed on noble ideals, and this is a moment in time, then, that is requiring us to fight for the best of who we are, and those ideals. >> harris shared the st

bryden, harris, bernie sanders, elizabeth or and beta o'rourke are the others, julian castro isn't. >> we have 5 more debates. >> to decriminalize crossing the border to a border state, texas. >> i'm confident to qualify for the debates -- >> there are so few democratic candidates pulling above 1% or attracting new donors that it is possible the fall debates won't have enough candidates for two nights but the cycle is not just about debates or even the early state because julian castro was talking about super tuesday already in california and texas. shannon: thank you so much. blood on the streets of portland, journalist attacked by antifa. we have an update next. walkabout wednesdays are back! get a sirloin or chicken on the barbie, fries, and a draft beer or coca-cola - all for just $10.99. hurry in! wednesdays are for outback. outback steakhouse. aussie rules. about the colonial penn program. here to tell you if you're age 50-85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. the three what? the three p's? what are the three p's? the three p's of life i

biden, harris, bernie sanders, warren and o'rourke are the others. right now julian castro isn't. >> castro is calling to decriminalize the border. he called on texas. >> i'm confident i will qualify for the fall debates. >> there's so if democratic candidates poll ago above 1% or attracting new donors it's possible they won't have enough candidate for two nights. but this cycle is not just about the debates or even the early states. julian castro was talking about super tuesday already and strengths that he think he would have in california and here in texas, shannon. >> peter doocy on the road. thanks so much. blood on the streets of portland. journalists attacked by antifa. he says as the violent group storms the city. his attorney join us live next. ♪ limu emu & doug what do all these people have in common, limu? [ paper rustling ] exactly, nothing. they're completely different people, that's why they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual. they'll only pay for what they need! [ gargling ] [ coins hitting the desk ] yes, and they cou