this is the kind of candidate bernie sanders could have problems with. forget beto o'rourke for a second, i think there are be a lot of candidates who will be running who don't have that washington stink with them and may be able to get into bernie sanders backyard and take a lot of these independent voters. >> that may be what the most important part of this is as you're looking at it. it's not a bernie and beto thing, there is this notion that everyone is running to the left in this democratic primary. there is a rush to the left, but these numbers suggest it may not be the left that's the place to go, it's the outside that's the place to go. >> exactly right. remember, we go back to this liberal side. it was a tie. hillary clinton was seen as liberal enough by most people who were voting in that democratic primary, it was just that she wasn't able to sell herself necessarily as this independent outside of the party establishment. so if we were to look at the lanes going into 2020, it may not be that this sort of bernie sanders lane is filled by a prog

bernie sanders and a donald trump of a populist. bernie sanders is a little populist we need medicare for all and we need to do these things because the problems were income inequality and economic in nature. donald trump says they are cultural in nature with too many immigrants, people don't say merry christmas anymore, we have all of these problems. george wallace but he found out after leaving alabama, the most interesting chapter in a lot of ways talking about wallace going to wisconsin he'd been in wisconsin to get speech and he got all these people who were digging him, he was a controversial figure he'd already stood in the doors at the university of alabama it was a stunt and he knew it wasn't going to work but it made him a national figure and he was shocked when he found all these people who were interested in his message when he goes back and runs in 64, he figured something out, cultural issues transcend economic issues and a lot of things, people concerned about thabout change and that'st the direction of the country, t

that's what bernie sanders points out. president trump says -- david: when he was in control, the divide between the richest and the poorest was growing. >> the divide is growing even more. the trade deficit is even bigger this year than it has been in the past. at the end of the day there is a populist movement that both in the left and both in the right. the populist movement is giving us a signal the divide. david: would you like to go against this rhetoric from bernie sanders in the next election? >> absolutely. give me a couple years, i guess alexandria ocasio-cortez thinks she can already. i think both of them are all talk, all theory. i will stick with working americans and put money in my pocket. david: i will stick with the heart of america which i think and i believe most of americans have faith in. coming up. what one actor is doing to make sure this holiday season is extra special for gold star families. the big surprise coming up next. alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to bu

and shimon i want to mention that you worked for bernie sanders and bernie sanders reporters moved over and supported president trump that's why he won. >> hold on. >> and people are bringing in unsubstantiated claims, they are insulting trump voters, who formally were bernie voters. >> let's be clear. >> let me be really clear. because i. let me be really clear. in 2016 -- >> the more you put a cloud of suspicion around this president, the more in 2020 he will continue to rise. >> let me just, shimon i will give you a chance to respond but we should point out that "the wall street journal" did the reporting that there is an investigation that is under way. >> exactly. >> by the southern district of new york. >> which lass not been confirmed and there are no facts. anonymous sourcing throughout this reporting as well as "the new york times." >> anonymous sourcing from "the wall street journal" which is a credible news outlet which deserves the right for us to at least put some trust behind their reporting. i think we should allow that to happen. but simone, i want you to have the opport

the top two choices by a mile, joe biden and bernie sanders. tonight, our own part pair asked bernie sanders when or if he plans to announce. >> when you will take on wall street, the drug companies, you'll take on the insurance companies, before decide that i want to run, i have to make sure that there is that grassroots support. if there is, i will run, if there has had, i won't. >> we should note that elizabeth warren, cory booker and camille harris also made the list. we did not see hillary clinton's name. i was looking pretty deep at the list. they were down below. pablo joe biden. keep looking. [>> shannon: trace gallagher, thank you very much. joe biden tops the fox news poll of the potential 2020 contenders, tonight he is reportedly discussing his options with family at a gathering here in town. correspondent gary penney has more on his busy week. >> a week after saying he would be the most qualified person in the country to be president, joe biden is back in d.c. tonight meeting with some of his political advisors and hosting friends a

beto o'rourke edges out bernie sanders has the top presidential candidate among progressive democrats in a moveon.org straw poll. former tallahassee mayor andrew gillum generating more 2020 bows by speaking at the dnc donors conference yesterday. morgan, what do you make of it? >> morgan: i think andrew gillum is a talented politician. i watched him in florida, state i grew up in. it's not surprising to me about beto getting this energy. as much as i respect biden even though i'm a republican, i just don't see. he seems hesitant. the same thing that happened in '16. he seems hesitant to get in. he's leading in the poll. i don't think he ultimately is going to go for it. this is not based on fact. this is just based on my cable news pontificating. >> jesse: don't put that down. >> morgan: i think president trump never held elected office before coming here, so it will be tough to beat him. i still like, a lot of everybody, not that the democrats care what i think. i still like kamala harris. she is tough to beat. she's a smart woman. she held herself well in the judiciary hearings. if

that's what bernie sanders points out. president trump says -- david: when he was in control, the divide between the richest and the poorest was growing. >> the divide is growing even more. the trade deficit is even bigger this year than it has been in the past. at the end of the day there is a populist movement that both in the left and both in the right. the populist movement is giving us a signal the divide. david: would you like to go against this rhetoric from bernie sanders in the next election? >> absolutely. give me a couple years, i guess alexandria ocasio-cortez thinks she can already. i think both of them are all talk, all theory. i will stick with working americans and put money in my pocket. david: i will stick with the heart of america which i think and i believe most of americans have faith in. coming up. what one actor is doing to make sure this holiday season is extra special for gold star families. the big surprise coming up next. stay tuned. (toni vo) 'twas the night before christma, and all thro' the ho

good news also for joe biden and bernie sanders. joe biden has 99% name id in iowa, doesn't have a lot of room to grow. that was a good poll. it is not a great poll for elizabeth warren, had 80% name id, not a good place for her. it is still a very good poll for people like beto o'rourke and of course this is largely based on name id at this point, dana. there is a lot of room for candidates to grow and a lot can happen between now and the iowa caucuses. >> seems early to be talking about iowa. why are we talking about this? matt, this starts in february, just five weeks from now, you'll see the candidates going to

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bernie sanders talks about primarily working people, economic royalists as fdr called them, bernie sanders talks about the billionaires. whereas conservative populists like ronald reagan and donald trump, tended to argue that it was a cultural elite, normally liberal, in the administrative state that is against the interest of ordinary americans. also a difference in how they define the people. i'm not sure that it is populism to talk about the immigrant danger like donald trump does, but there is a tradition of some populist talkers talking about it in a way that there's a conspiracy at the elite at the dark skinned people at the bottom. i could go through many examples of that through history. >> the southern democrats, that you just talked about. >> and the labor movement at times did too. there was a group called the workers party in california in the 1880's whose logo was the chinese must go. it was a group of white workers who wanted labor unions to be legalized and recognized by their employers, they wanted stretch regulations, but they believed there was no way the chinese workers

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how about bernie sanders? bernie sanders was the hot outside candidate in 2016. what space is there for him? >> bernie sanders was the trailblazer when it came to the progressive movement. everyone sees him as the darling and could potentially run. he is older and white and a male and doesn't fit the demographic that the democrats want to talk about. women minorities running in the election. when my colleagues reported this great story about how bernie sanders staffers from 2016 are wanting to sit down with him and talk about a problem on the campaign. with the me too movement and women in particular, this would be a problem for him on the campaign trail. he has issues there. >>> are when i read it, it's hard to see. going forward, we talk about bernie. bernie sanders is tweeting. he put a tweet out. must have the courage to take on the greed and ideology and fight for a world with racial and environmental justice. will this be an easy struggle? certainly not. it's a fight for the stakes being too high. tweeting shortly after elizabeth warren. >> i'm still here!

hot off the presses, the story in your paper about bernie sanders. this is about bernie sanders. it's not a given that i will support bernie because i did before. there are going to be plenty of people to look at and listen to. i am open at this point and the majority of the people are. this is a former nevada assembly woman who endorsed mr. sanders. he was hot stuff in 2016 and may not be anymore. >> there are two things going on. on the one hand, he was hot because bernie sanders represented part of the party that had not had a champion at that time. that's the ultra left. the ultra left has more champions now. there are lots of people out there and they will probably all run for president and have to cram on to the debate stage and many of them take the same positions he took. the other thing about bernie sanders is he had a platform about as high in visibility at the end of the 2016 campaign as you can imagine and he sort of disappeared. he hasn't really taken up that mantle and made himself in congress or more broadly in the american political system into that indispensable

bernie sanders, jeremy corbyn. and then you have centrist populism, like the leader of czechoslovakia, that's really concerned about corruption. they don't have an overarching critique of the systems economically, they don't have a standard defense of the nation, but rather they think that both of these left and right have used this to enrich themselves, and they need to come in and clean it up. globally we have those three populism's, and i think we see all three in today's politics. the swamp, that's not a separate centrist populist movement, but cleaning up the swamp is that expression of we are mainly concerned about insiders dealing, not about migration or billionaires. populists are really angry, or pretend to be angry. curious to hear you talk about centrist populist, because i don't usually think of centrist as the angry people, i don't know much about happening in the czech republic. in democratic nations, it's very difficult not to have consent of the people and say you know what the people want, and you'

joining me now is the cosponsors of that senate bill, bernie sanders. thank you for being here. >> my pleasure. >> bret: why is this important? >> it is vital that everyone in america understands what is going on in yemen now. it is the worst humanitarian crisis facing this planets. we are talking about in the last three years as a result of the saudi led intervention in the yemen civil war. we are talking about 85,000 children already starved to death. we are talking about imminent starvation for millions more. we are talking about 10,000 cases of cholera making out every single week. we're talking about a generation of yemen's children who will be stunted, physically and intellectually because of the famine that is now in existence. we have to and that's. furthermore, i think we have to say, the saudi government which is a despotic government, which allows no consents, which treats women as third class citizens. we will not follow their military adventurism into yemen. the last point as to why it is important and people like senator mike lee, conserva

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i did vote for bernie sanders in the primary. and i think that we live in a binary two-party system and that a vote for anybody other than donald trump or hillary clinton in the general election was a vote that in my opinion didn't necessarily count. it was not a true participation in democracy. i think third parties are something that could be viable one day. folks haven't done the work to make a third party viable. but the russians didn't just meddle in 2016, don. we know they have been -- they were around in 2017, that they tried their hand in 2018 and they will in fact be back in 2019 and 2020. so the question is what is the federal government and states across the country, what are we doing to shore up our elections, our cybersecurity, and what kind of safeguards are folks like facebook and twitter putting in place to make sure there are platforms cannot be weaponized in the same vein again? >> it's interesting, you said you had no idea. and i don't think many people across the country or most people knew that they would be

they talk about elizabeth warren and cory booker and bernie sanders. there are people they are more afraid of. who did they cite? >> something to understand is that trump can win reelection. this is far from a foregone conclusion. there are strengths he brings to the table. you never know what happens when democrats is nominate something who is likeable and not under investigation. there are some that smack of hillary clinton and her flaws. they looked at cory booker and bernie sanders as politicians who do not have the ability, they believe, to build on a coalition that can eat into what was trump's winning coalition in 2016 by getting a lot of those culturally conservative democrats even though they are fine with liberal economic policy and liberal foreign policy, to bring them back into an obama style winning coalition. you look at elizabeth warren who is not nimble on social media and the issues she had and cory booker who they say is a lightweight and they say these are people that are so progressive -- >> the boutique liberal. >> and not welcomin

donald trump and bernie sanders -- bernie sanders talks about primarily working people, they don't identify with the economic elite. where is other populist, like ronald reagan and donald trump, tended to argue that it was a cultural elite, normally liberal , there was a lead is an in the administrative state that is against the interest of ordinary americans. it's a difference in how they define the people. i'm not sure that it's about donald trump about the immigrant danger but there is a tradition of some populist talkers talking that there's aay conspiracy at the elite at the top. i could go through many examples of that through history. the southern democrats, that you just talked about. and there was a group called the workers party in california in the 1880's whose locals was the chinese must go -- logo was the chinese must go. it was a group of white workers who wanted to be legalized and recognized by their employers, they wanted strict regulations of separation. but there was no way the chinese workers could mix with and become equal with white workers. and they took over the gove

go to bernie sanders. a i've been trying to figure out can bernie replicate what he did in 2016? i don't know if he can. >> he never really stopped running. he has a lot more competition. he was the new thing four years ago. i don't have an answer for that. it's going to be hard. it will be a challenge. >> i have a great deal of respect for senator sanders. truth of the matter is, if he couldn't find way to to beat hillary clinton the last time around, i don't see how he hobbles it together and beats this field. i would argue -- >> you don't think he can make the case that the nomination should have been his. she basically jerry rigged it. >> barack obama came out and beat her in that process. how does bernie sanders do better in south carolina? how does he do better in georgia? >> you just pointed out why that's the most intriguing candidacy if it doesn't happen would surprise me. >>> up ahead, president trump passes with flying colors according to president trump. passes with flying colors according to president trump i just got my cashback match, is this for real? yep. we matc

bernie sanders is still ranking quite high in our poll. the second thing is we asked whether iowa caucus goers thought hillary clinton would add something to the race. by an overwhelming majority said she would be more to detract. iowans know hillary clinton and they said no, thank you, to the idea of her running at this point. >> could we put this into context with the importance of these numbers. for example, at this stage ahead of the 2016 race, president trump then civilian donald trump was barely even registering back in 2006. john edwards led by a large margin and obama was in third place behind hillary clinton. what does this poll tell us ahead of 2020? >> one of the things that it tells us is that at this early stage, what you begin to get is a sense of what's the natural landscape? what are the opportunities for the lesser known candidates. nothing is locked in. the best example of that is that our poll around this time four years ago, we had bernie sanders only getting 3% of the vote. as time wore on, he never went down in the po

host: your reaction to bernie sanders? guest: if you are not a senator, that would be reasonable, a man lecturing us about whether the president likes dictators? you honeymooned in the soviet union. a man who couldn't even keep his own party accountable when the democrats, namely hillary clinton stole the nomination from bernie sanders with her so-called superdelegates. the idea that he is concerned with russian meddling -- so now the democrats do not like moscow? let's go back to robert durante, the cold war, ted kennedy. this is not a conspiracy theory. colluding to undermine ronald reagan during his reelection campaign. afterly, the democrats, half a century, are concerned with moscow? if this were not a senator, i would think that an "snl" skit. democratic caller for sebastian gorka. hello. caller: hello. good morning. before i get into my main question to you and the reason i called, i just want to say that i am sure history will recall presentrd that this economy that trump is taking credit for was actually rescued b

i'm not just in on this because bernie sanders made it popular. i have a very personal reason for caring about this. we've all covered campaigns. those are the stories that resonate with voters not just i support this because it's the right thing to do or because polls say it. i support this because president obama did it on health care with his mother as well. and maybe there's more of that as well. with kamala harris, cory booker, number of senators that are considering, they've all put out in-depth policy proposals for this all very progressive policy proposals and what effect this has, if any, or could this become a love fest or popularity contest? and how they try to sell and talk about proposals. >> one of the things that trump proved in some ways, it's often about personality and charisma and not necessarily policy. >> yeah. in 2014, 2015, the headlines work and people crack into jeb bush taking on chris christie. it's a lifetime in politics. >> sure. >> who knows what the nominee will be at this point and what the base wants. what does 201

bernie sanders talks about primarily working people, they don't identify with the economic elite. where is other populist, like ronald reagan and donald trump, tended to argue that it was a cultural elite, normally liberal, there was a lead is an in the administrative state that is against the interest of ordinary americans. it's a difference in how they define the people. i'm not sure that it's about donald trump about the immigrant danger but there is a tradition of some populist talkers talking about it in a way that there's a conspiracy at the elite at the top. i could go through many examples of that through history. >> the southern democrats, that you just talked about. >> and there was a group called the workers party in california in the 1880's whose logo was the chinese must go. it was a group of white workers who wanted to be legalized and recognized by their employers, they wanted strict regulations of separation. but there was no way the chinese workers could mix with and become equal with white workers. and they took over the government of california for a short perio

bernie sanders, the majority of his support came from millennials. as i said the democrats have seized on this, whether it's cory booker or kamala harris or elizabeth warren, clearly bernie sanders for this the young lady that won the primary for congress in new york. they are admitting that there are socialist. it's no longer something they're trying to hide. socialism, democrat, aggressive have become very much synonymous terms. that's a problem. that's a problem for our country. it's a direction that it don't think we want -- is not in our interest to go. and you wonder how did they end up insinuating, how do these socials progresses into insinuating themselves into our life? it's not hard to see. they insinuated themselves into the education system. as matter of fact ap history courses at our high schools are taught at the book by many howard zinn, and admitted communist. he writes the history of america as a history of oppression as opposed to the history of economic freedom and personal liberty. you can see in our entertainment industry. how ma

now i find it funny and hypocritical that bernie sanders gives a you know what about yemen. they don't care about libya, they don't care about sub-saharan africa, they don't care about any of that. if if you are a politician -- i don't care if you are a republican or a democrat watching this -- ignore them. trump is not wrong. khashoggi is one incident. it's tragic and it's terrible. on the other hand, do you throw out a global need and an occasional important partnership in the middle east over one person? i know that's tough for people to swallow, but the reality is, we don't need a nuclear arms race in the middle east. saudis will and gauge if iran goes. syria, another important aspect of this. why not deal with that issue? it's much more complex. it is puerile to think that the senators, grandma or shift, to think that's how it works. >> melissa: it's not just that. it's an example of how they treat human rights in the kingdom. >> adrienne: i do agree with you that the difficult situation that we are facing here is that saudi arabia is a key ally of ours in the middle ea

. >> the new poll found that the top three democratic contenders are joe biden, bernie sanders, and beto o'rourke. [ applause ] biden's got the best experience. bern bernie's got the best fund-raising. and beto's got the best chance of being alive in 2020. >> mean but funny. >> you think age will be an issue? i do not. >> i've heard that age is different today than it was even a generation ago. some of the candidates are incredibly healthy. somebody who doesn't smoke, doesn't drink, runs six miles a way. that's a different candidate today than it was a 70-year-old than it was -- >> and experience is an issue. we should see. >>> ahead, they didn't complain when they were in power. now republicans in wisconsin and michigan are trying to strip power from incoming democratic leaders. heyi'm craving somethingkin! we're missing. the ceramides in cerave. they help restore my natural barrier, so i can lock in moisture... and keep us protected. we've got to have each other's backs... and fronts. cerave. what your skin craves. we've transformed this home to show the new keurig k-cafÉ brewer is so

bernie sanders. what do you think about bernie sanders? let me read this. told rolling stone for the bernie camp, we have two goals. we want to show support is there. second is to begin to do the organizing that will need to happen in order for him to hit the ground running by the time he announces, if he announces. so interesting, chris, this kind of thing used to be done in private. they don't have time to do that this time. >> welsh there's that. there's also the fact that bernie sanders was the accidental leader of the movement. a movement was there. because he was the only choice in the field for democrats other than her expectancy, hillary clinton, that it fell to bernie sanders. it became a movement. it was rudy. but these same voters will have a lot, a lot, a lot of different choices in 2020. it doesn't make bernie sanders the heir apparent. they have to recognize that. we call this the invisible primary. time in which candidates are going to secure support, talking to individuals. big part of that, barack obama. the obama primary is taking place. p

and senator bernie sanders is here. he says he knows the future of trump's wall and he's making a move to force the president's hand on saudi arabia. it's going to happen tomorrow. wow, our plate is full! time to eat! let's get after it. all right, we are processing this in realtime, 178 page, got to get it right, want to get the parts that matter the most. stick with us. as soon as i get the was in, i'm coming to you no matter where we are in the show. it's hard to impeach somebody who hasn't done anything wrong and who has created the greatest economy in the history of our country. i'm not concerned, no. i think that the people would revolt if that happened. nothing wrong was the word. he meant illegal. you may say it's the same thing. it isn't. certainly not to lawyers and they're going to be all over him about the difference because it's a bad one for him. knowing about people around you lying to investigators and congress may not be illegal but it's wrong. directing fraudulent schemes to keep payments quiet during

sanders and mike lee to step forward at that time though i will say this bernie sanders and mike lee have been pushing for this they just haven't had the support the support from people like lindsey graham has been new as a result of the. so what do you think it says about vic character of our senator is that up until this point as you've sat in main. we've been calling you know on this show and before this show tyrrell and i have been calling for the end of this for at and trying to get someone to answer to us why why are we ignoring why are these children less important than children in syria or in africa why why are we ignoring this so what does this say about the character that it literally took one and as you said nothing to take away from the attack death of of mr khashoggi but it was one fairly well connected. reporter journalist activists and that suddenly becomes more important what do you think it says about the character of the people making this decision that that was the thing that made them go instead of as you said millions of starving children yeah i think what's real

and senator bernie sanders is here. he says he knows the future of trump's wall and he's making a move to force the president's hand on saudi arabia. it's going to happen tomorrow. wow, our plate is full! time to eat! let's get after it. all right, we are processing this in realtime, 178 pages, got to get it right, want to get the parts that matter the most. stick with us. as soon as i get the was in, i'm coming to you no matter where we are in the show. to the president today, we have to cover this. this is new. not some idle minded tweet. it's hard to impeach somebody who hasn't done anything wrong and who has created the greatest economy in the history of our country. i'm not concerned, no. i think that the people would revolt if that happened. nothing wrong was the word. he meant illegal. you may say it's the same thing. it isn't. certainly not to lawyers and they're going to be all over him about the difference because it's a bad one for him. knowing about people around you lying to investigators and congress may n

let's go to bernie sanders. i've been trying to figure out can bernie replicate what he did in 2016? >> i've been trying to figure that out. he never really stopped running, and so he has a lot more competition. he was the new thing four years ago. i don't have an answer for that. it's going to be hard. it's going to be a challenge for bernie sanders. >> listen, i have a great deal of respect for senator sanders, but the truth of the matter is if he couldn't find a way to get -- to beat hillary clinton the last time around, i don't see how he cobbles it together and beats this field. i would argue that -- >> you don't think he -- he can't make the case the nomination should have been his, she basically jerry rigged it? >> that's b.s. the same process, barack obama came out and beat her in that process. right? so there's a -- you know, how does bernie sanders do better in south carolina and georgia? tell me how he wins the sec primary states and i'll tell you how he'll be the nominee. >> and you pointed out why i

sanders, bernie sanders had the momentum behind him. the excitement behind him. >> he won 22 primary contests, not a blowout by hillary. >> absolutely. it went late into the game and not only that but we now know given what was going on behind the scenes that if he didn't have so much going against them with the dnc and others trying to help hillary clinton he could have gotten the nomination which is what senator jill a brand talked about, if you're going to hold out somebody based on the color of their skin shouldn't be a nominee that is a real problem, the opposite of what martin luther king instructed us, to judge people on the content of their character and not the color of their skin. shannon: the question is whether somebody who appeals to the political base dominated by progressives, upscale college guys with millennial and minorities or choose someone more appealing to traditional working and middle-class voters in industrial midwest states like pennsylvania, wisconsin, all of which helped democrats reclaim the house in the mid

bernie sanders facing competition. he and his supporters are going after a fellow progressive, how this will impact to the primaries, we will debate it next. ♪ >> happy boxing day, the battle for the 2020 presidential nomination is taking shape. yes, vermont senator bernie sanders was the choice of much of the parties progressive base in 2016. but he lost the nomination, thanks, debbie, this time sanders will not be the only option for progressive voters, also reportedly considering 2020 runs, and now reports that sanders supporters have launched an effort to undercut beto o'rourke who is also mulling a run for the oval office. of those, bernie sanders, they are passionate fighters, jessica. are they playing dirty here with beto o'rourke? >> they are and they did in 2015 with hillary as well. it's interesting to see help bernie sanders reacts to with a bunch of people with his name platform, that is when part of the shift because of his influence in 2016 pushing people further to the left. but i would encourage every

that is not what bernie sanders wants to do but some countries would do that. >> the left populace is not the same as a left populace today. roosevelt and sanders both talked and populace ways, they both said people would be working people, they need to exercise with economic needs, economic loyalists, fdr called them, the billionaires, where the populace like ronald reagan, donald trump, and argue that the problem is sometimes cultural, liberal, and more likely elite in the government. in the administrative state which is doing things that are in the interest of ordinary americans. i think -- i'm not sure talking about the immigrant danger but there is a tradition in the united states of some populace talkers talking about an unspoken conspiracy between the elite at the top and dark skinned people at the bottom and i can bring examples and that from history. >> that is what you talked about, the perfect example. >> there was a group called the workman's party of california in the 1880s who said the chinese must go. a group of what workers also wanted labor unions to be legalized and

sanders and mike lee to step forward at that time though i will say this bernie sanders and mike lee have been pushing for this they just haven't had the support the support from people like lindsey graham has been new as a result of the. so what do you think it says about vic character of our senator is that up until this point as you've said i mean. we've been calling you know on this show and before this show tyrrell and i have been calling for the end of this for at and trying to get someone to answer to us why why are we ignoring as why are these children less important than children in syria or in africa why why are we ignoring this so what does this say about the character that it literally took one and as you said nothing to take away from the dock death of mr khashoggi but it was one fairly well connected. reporter journalist activist and that suddenly becomes more important what do you think it says about the character of the people making this decision becomes more important what do you think it says about the character of the people making this decision that that was the

sanders and mike lee to step forward at that time though i will say this bernie sanders and mike lee have been pushing for this they just haven't had the support the support from people like lindsey graham has been new as a result of the. so what do you think it says about vic character of our senator is that up until this point as you've said i mean. we've been calling. on this show and before this show tyrrell and i have been calling for the end of this for at and trying to get someone to answer to us why why are we ignoring as why are these children less important than children in syria or in africa why why are we ignoring this so what does this say about the character that it literally took one and as you said nothing to take away from the attack death of mr castro going in but it was one fairly well connected. reporter journalist activists and that suddenly becomes more important what do you think it says about the character of the people making this decision that that was the thing that made them go instead of as you said millions of starving children yeah i think what's really

right behind former vice president joe biden and senator bernie sanders. you have spent a lot of time in iowa, jen psaki. we should point out that this early in the process these polls are generally speaking just name recognition. but look at this. it's biden, sanders, o'rourke, and then in single digits kamala harris and cory booker. what do you think? >> as you said it's mostly about name recognition and iowa is a caucus state. people are going to expect every candidate is going be in their living room with their sleeves rolled up eating their jelly roll. that's going to happen next year. what's also in this poll are where numbers dropped. you don't want to be a candidate where numbers dropped. elizabeth warren and kamala harris. and specifically elizabeth warren. she was over 80% name recognition in iowa and her numbers dropped. that's not a good place to be a starting point. biden while this is certainly point about name recognition, his favorable ratings are over 80%, which is pretty good place to be. it is hard to move when you are known by 99.9%, bu

gosh, bernie sanders. i'm nothing but a red-blooded american capitalist and have no use for the socialism stuff, but at least he's been consistent, right? at least he feels one way and he is consecutively a month after month year after year. >> reading into the polls, what i see here is a divide within the democratic party, you have the blue-collar workers, little bit more moderate. these are the voters that were tempted to vote for him, and they did. on the other hand, you've got this progressive wing of the party that is really concerned about intersection audi, the bernie sanders sort of policies, socialism. >> intersection audi, i am so glad that you brought up that word. do you want to help to find it for viewers who are like wait a minute, intersection audi? >> basically there are multiple kinds of oppression and they all interact together, so if you are an african-american woman, you face sexism and racism. it plays into different parts of identity politics. >> trish: we learned that it didn't work

you see the work that they are doing for bernie sanders already. everyone should take their time and decide what they want to do. we will see who actually goes for demand. we know that -- >> harris: between those two, who would you support? >> jessica: i would vote for roberts on the ticket, but that's not my side of the party. >> harris: that was dodged like dodgeball. >> jessica: i think that's what any moderate democrat would say. whatever is the nominee, i would support. talk about this before, i think sharon brown should be involved for sure. amy klobuchar is great. i think kamala harris, sharon brown -- >> harris: i had one on my show today. a moderate democrat. >> chris: he couldn't win his own state. you can't nominate a moderate democrat. they will nominate whoever is as far left as possible. >> lisa: we have to think about the dynamics, too come about with the primary field will look like for democrats. i think it will be similar to what they it republicans had in 2016. a crowded primary field. when you have that, you could potentially ha

bernie sanders joins bret baier live on "special report" tonight right after "the five." up next, nancy pelosi makes a brawl over the border wall very personal with a new jab at president trump. you're going to want to hear about this. don't miss it next on "the five "the five." unlike most other cold medicines... ...zicam is clinically proven to shorten colds. i am a zifan for zicam. oral or nasal. ♪ ♪ the united states postal service makes more holiday deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. ♪ with one notable exception. ♪ ♪ >> we need border security. the wall is part of border security. you can't have very good order security without the wall. >> not true. that's a political promise. border security is a way to effectively honor our -- >> the experts say you can do border security without a wall, which is wasteful and doesn't solve the problem. >> totally solves the problem. >> morgan: if you thought the fireworks in the oval office was the end of the fight over the border wall, think again. nancy pelosi taking a personal shot at trump afterward

senator bernie sanders, a frequent critic of amazon, tweeted that we must end the race to the bottom. amazon and other large corporations do not need corporate welfare. instead, they need to pay their fair share of tax. you are a new yorker. >> i am. governor cuomo is not well known for projecting in the future about how much money his state has. >> he says is going to fix the subways. >> whatever. to put it into perspective, amazon employees 566,000 people, not including contract people around the world. the number of people they will be hiring outside of washington and new york is a small percentage of fat. -- of that. there is an argument they would have gone to those locations anyway but they had an auction. they put all the prices everybody else offered and tried to get the best deal. i cannot blame amazon for doing it. cannot blame the cities for taking the bait and putting out all this money. >> you agree with bernie sanders that they need to pay more tax? >> i agree it is not a good idea for cities to compete. the service economy is an unfair economy in general. it is not manu

[ laughter and applause ] and get this, last night bernie sanders held a big town hall event on climate change. not global climate change, he just wanted to know where that draft was coming from. [ laughter and applause ] oh, did you see on instagram today donald trump jr. just shared a meme that shows president trump as a christmas tree decoration. check this out. it says, "couldn't decide between an angel or a star so i picked both." [ laughter and applause ] that's the only ornament that yells at the refugees in the nativity scene. [ audience oohs ] [ laughter and applause ] tty guys see thi it said, "kim mim, degree symbol has f." [ laughter ]. [ laughter and applause ] no, that's twitter. kim mim. well this isn't good. i saw thhe shut down later this month, a a spending bill. and in case that happens, some people in washington are already trying to find part-time jobs. for example, bernie sanders applied to be a walmart greeter. [ laughter and applause ] "welcome to the store!" [ laughter and applause ] secretary of agriculture sonny perdue applied to be the guy in a country band w

senator bernie sanders 19%. texas congressman beto o'rourke, 11%. and elizabeth warren with 8%. largely echoing a national cnn poll from december 6th. you see the percent to three there, are the same top three. i want to discuss this with a sitting house democrat, congressman ro khanna of california. congressman, good to have you with us this evening. two polls out this week with the same top three democrats, biden, sanders, and beto o'rourke. any surprises there? >> no. i think we're going to have a very strong field. the polls reflect name i.d., obviously the former vice president, bernie sanders finished as the runner up. b warren is a national figure. you'll also see dark horses emerge when the campaign gets going. >> beto o'rourke has had a lot of energy around him, but i want to ask you about this since you are the vice chair of the progressive caucus. with a lead shahid told axios this. he says i can't remember anything from beto's campaign that seems like a big policy idea. he's like emmanuel macron, super charismatic, but then on policy he's going to surround himself wi

i think bernie sanders have a great moment. i'm not so sure he is the person. so much has happened since 2016. i think people are looking for women to step up and female leadership. i don't want to sound tedious. i think he would be 88 at the end of two terms. i think they're looking at someone who is young who can inspire them. a lot of conservatives columnist wrote about who that a -- gop insiders fear the most. he says is more feared than worn in sanders writing this if there is a key aspect to the fear he inspires in some republican it is the outgoing public congressman. sure he is unabashedly aggressive. nor as it happens does he look down what he say said about what hero there. i think a young person who is appealing to me millenials he is much more appealing for people who are in the middle. i think the biggest challenge would be a woman. the gop would not be smart to not be aware of this in the end. a really good grassroots campaign. he's been reaching out to a lot of black voters that had people behind him. he spent time with them. he seems to be appea

sanders and mike lee to step forward at that time though i will say this bernie sanders and mike lee have been pushing for this they just haven't had the support the support from people like lindsey graham has been new as a result of the. so what do you think it says about vic character of our senator is that up until this point as you've sat in main. we've been calling you know on this show and before this show tyrrell and i have been calling for the end of this for at and trying to get someone to answer to us why why are we ignoring as why are these children less important than children in syria or in africa why why are we ignoring this so what does this say about the character that it literally took one and as you said nothing to take away from the dock death of mr khashoggi but it was one fairly well connected. reporter journalist activists and that suddenly becomes more important what do you think it says about the character of the people making decisions that that was the thing that made them go instead of as you said millions of starving children yeah i think what's really sad

it's because i was bernie sanders. bernie sanders is so old, it takes him an hour and half to watch "60 minutes." >> laura: i think sanders is more fun than biden. coming up, comedian jerry seinfeld weighs in on the kevin hart oscars next. >> laura: it's time for the last bite. comedian jerry seinfeld is speaking out about kevin hart being pulled and dropping out of the oscars. >> when you look at that situation, who got screwed in that deal? i think kevin is going to be fine. but how many -- find another kevin hart, that is not so easy. he is a brilliant guy with a movie career. >> laura: seinfeld has long called out what he sees as a troubling trend of the pc culture creeping in a comedy. a reminder, there has not been a replacement name for hart. who wants at? shannon bream ambi "fox news @ night" team take it from here. >> shannon: laura, are you available? as i recount, right? >> laura: you would be much better. >> shannon: we will cohost, but i won't wait for them to call one of us. thanks, laura. >> laura: have

shee has more grassroots support than bernie sanders does. and even though she's had she's hillary clinton's age, she's got a lot more energy and willing to mix it up. >> laura: beto on the moveon.org poll, they are calling him the white obama. he is handsome. he's kind of fun, energetic. i guess he is smart. >> he is bobby kennedy. he looks like bobby kennedy. he walks onto a basketball court, starts shooting hoops. i think beto is anne absolute front runner, one of the front runners. >> laura: to joe biden, someone who many think is the clear favorite who now i think is no doubt worried about these young upstarts, frank. he apparently thinks it doesn't matter who the democrats put up. watch. >> can i ask you why you are the most qualified person to take on president trump? >> no one should run for president unless they think thei are qualified. >> why is this your time? >> i think anybody could beat him. >> anybody, anybodys on the democratic side? >> laura: you just pull the string. gaffe machine. >> i'm not convinced joe biden wants to ru

first of all, senator turner, you worked for bernie sanders in 2016. >> i did. >> is he running? do you want him to run again? are you still feeling the burn? >> i'm still feeling the burn. he's seriously thinking about it. all that he has said, he has not totally made up his mind. he is probably one of the very few in that mix who would say still looking to see who might be the best person to actually do this job. i think democrats in this country can expect lots of variety in 2020 on the democratic side. we're going to spice it up in 2020 on the democratic side. lot of spice. >> 35 spices. >> at least 20 in 2020, we know that for sure, or more. we didn't have that in 2016. although i am very supportive of senator sanders i am also supportive of anybody that wants to run should get out there. >> is there anybody that you like that you're looking at? >> one of the people who i totally love dropped out this week, that's deval patrick. i want someone who can cause our hearts to soar and is grounded. i'm all about the spice. i just don't want the heartburn. i do think we will have a