karl rove joins me now. let me have you listen to pelosi and mccarthy, because i want to get your take about how both of them are talking about this. watch. >> it's a sad week for our country. we had to come to a decision to move forward with an impeachment inquiry of the president of the united states. this is nothing that we take lightly. we want to have a fuller understanding of the facts. >> the president has released the entire transcript. there is nothing in that transcript that rises to impeachment. the own national security -- or the security intel committee chair just laid out in his hearing to talk about impeachment a parody. he even called it a parody. >> dana: karl, you're writing from a position of a lot of experience and knowledge about how this whole process works and the political blow back to come. what are your thoughts today after this hearing? >> the democrats were rushing. when you rush, you don't look like you're being reasonable and responsible. think about yesterday. we had nancy pelo

karl rove and doug show and will be here with analysis. we begin with fox team coverage of the latest brett kavanaugh controversy, trace gallagher examining the political fallout. will it backfire and help donald trump in the long run? first we go to the host of fox's media buzz with the facts tonight. >> the new york times corrected a glaring omission in the accusation against brett kavanaugh touching off a political firearm. kate kelly charge brett kavanaugh exposed himself in another of those rugged yale parties, the forthcoming book says the woman in question supposedly wound up touching his genitals won't commented, quote, several of her friends say she does not recall it. that crucial point was left out of the time story by the same reporters which was based on secondhand information from one former classmate who wasn't identified as a former bill clinton lawyer, the other student talk to start to two unnamed officials who have spoken with him. the controversy reignited the bitter battle over sexual assault claims at his confirmation

here now to react is karl rove, former senior advisor to george w. bush. he is also a fox news contributor. karl, thank you for joining us. >> you bet. melissa: i love about this idea, his remedy is to tax, between 50 to 100 times the median worker versus the ceo. it would be .5%. he will increase taxes so he will confiscate the money to give it to the government. not to the worker. yeah, go ahead. >> the little man will get screwed on this, the little man, the little woman. these companies they're targeting a large number of entry level jobs, retail, fast-food, it will be walmart it, will be mcdonald's, the retail shop. yeah there will be disparity between very large number of people who have to make that enterprise work to operate and the management of that firm. as a result medium, median income will be relatively low. so compared to say for example, the financial institutions or big manufacturing plants or oil and gas. melissa: yeah. >> so what is going to happen he will penalize company that oftentry level jobs. that means he will penalize people look

karl rove, for example said, did anybody here about the plane crash in new york city? we arrived at a classroom that had been converted to a white house command center. we go in there, and i went into the classroom where the president was going to sit with second-graders to see if it was ready for him. i looked around, saw the second -graders lined up. they were all excited. i saw a misspelled word on the bulletin board. i said, get something, cover it up. and i saw the press pool gathering, getting ready to get into the room. i then stepped into the holding room. i was standing right next to the president and the principal of the school, when the navy captain who was the acting national security advisor on the trip, the director of the white house situation room came up to the president and that sir, it , appears a small twin-engine prop plane crashed into one of the towers of the world trade center. the principal, the president, and i had the same reaction -- oh, what a terrible accident, the pilot must have had a heart attack or something. that was literally spoken,

the atlantic called him colorado's answer to karl rove. and i found another interesting tidbit from the denver post, says one of the most important players in colorado politics you've probably never heard of. well, that was in the denver post 10 years ago and i'm sure a lot more people have heard of him by now. he had ato his work, decade of government relations in political consulting, a government relations group at brownstein. and got his start in politics working for u.s. senator nancy cap the bomb -- nancy cather bomb. join me in welcoming ted. [applause] and we also are joined today by trent england, the executive vice president at the oklahoma council of public affairs. he's also a distinguished fellow, and that organization and prior to working in oklahoma city at the oklahoma council public affairs, he was the executive vice president at freedom foundation in washington state, and was ceo there for some time. once upon a time, he worked as a legal analyst for the heritage foundation, an organization some of you have heard of. amon

the atlantic called him colorado's answer to karl rove. and i found another interesting tidbit from the denver post, says one of the most important players in colorado politics you've probably never heard of. well, that was in the denver post 10 years ago and i'm sure a lot more people have heard of him by now. previous to his work, he had a decade of government relations in political consulting, a government relations group at brownstein. [applause] >> and we also are joined today by trent england, the executive vice president at the oklahoma council of public affairs. he's also a distinguished fellow, and that organization and prior to working in oklahoma city at the oklahoma council public affairs, he was the executive vice president at freedom foundation in washington state, and was ceo there for some time. once upon a time, he worked as a legal analyst for the heritage foundation, an organization some of you have heard of. among other issues, he helped develop their guide to the constitution. his work has been published in wall street

[laughter] the principal and ceo of progressive public policy and from karl rove. and one of the most important players of colorado politics you have ever heard of. and you have a decade of political consulting. [applause] and also the distinguished fellow and the organization prior to working in oklahoma city with the executive vice president freedom foundation inn washington. once upon a time working as a legal analyst for the heritage foundation and among other issues to help develop the guide to the constitution his work has been published in the wall street journal and christian science monitor. he has a law degree from george mason and ba from claremont mckenna. [applause] so i thought we would start talking about the electoral college and the interstate compact so correct me if i'm wrong on the specifics i believe colorado is the 12 state? is that correct quick. >> in jurisdictions. >> i read there were 181 otelectoral votes. >> 196. >> my numbers are dated so that is what is joining the interstate compact which only takes effect if only 270 of those states

bush, the amazing karl rove. [applause] .. .. i want to have you alllo exploe what it is at the federal level, what is at the state level that has made government so dysfunctional and problematic. how, looking forward, are there ways that all of you can help get past that. i graduated from college in virginia. i went right into my first job and worked for the virginia stateoa legislature. talk about dysfunctional, first republican governor had just been elected as a democratic and wanted to be the democratic dominant. capital square was a war zone just to walk between the attorney general's office and the governor's mansion. the phone rang while i was at the state capital in the press room and i would be interviewed to be a network correspondent. in 201,974 after four years in virginia, i go up and abc news sends me into the white house up north one, just after president nixon just left. the only president in history to resign. talk about constitutional crises. talk about times of when the american segment of our society being to

karl rove from the white house deputy chief of staff, the president george w. bush and dana perino, anchor of the daily briefing and former white house press secretary. welcome to both of you. i see on this day, i heard you carl a little bit earlier today in an intimate recollection of you have about they. >> i was with the president all day. i know him a long time. but i saw some but he transformed that they from a president who who is concernedt reforming education to a wartime president. i'll never forget the moment he came in from the classroom into the staff old and booker elementary school in florida. he was cold as steel and firm. he said we are at war, give me the director of the fbi and the vice president and with special telephones that could connect us. we got a hold of robert mueller, the director of the fbi, we could not get a hold of the vice president because at that moment to secret service agents had burst into his west wing office, grabbed him under the arms and were running down the hallway to take him to the secure facility under the south l

karl rove, thank you. hope you have a good afternoon. thank you. >> thank you, dana. >> dana: president trump asked a federal judge to block an effort by new york prosecutors to obtain his tax returns. they subpoenaed the president's accounting firm for eight year of state and federal return. john roberts is live at the white house. john? >> reporter: i'll tell you, this is going on for a long long time now. the manhattan district attorney is just the latest trying to get his hands on the president's tax returns. he subpoenaed for eight years of president's tax returns. and now the president going to court to try to block the release of these tax returns. they are arguing to this court that the subpoenas from the manhattan d.a.'s office amount to a criminal investigation of the president and, therefore, contravene that a president cannot face criminal charges. because the subpoena attempts to criminally investigate a sitting president, it is unconstitutional. this court should declare it invalid and enjoy its enforcement until the presid

karl rove will weigh in on that and he is coming up live next. at aetna, we believe in taking care of the whole you. that's why we take a total approach to health and wellness, so you can age actively. and we simplify medicare by connecting you to the right coverage, resources and care. so you can keep pursuing the life you love. aetna medicare solutions. i come face-to-face with a lot of behinds. so i know there's a big need for new gas-x maximum strength. it relieves pressure, bloating and discomfort fast. so no one needs to know you've got gas. gas-x. >> bill: president trump making several stops out west. new mexico first, california, a state he lost by 30 points in 2016. there is gold in them there hills apparently. karl rove former white house deputy chief of staff. good morning to you. let me see if i can summarize what the campaign strategy is. they are trying to take some blue states. they think they have a real good chance of flipping come 2020. they are new mexico in the southwest, new hampshire in the northeast, minnesota in the upper

let's get to read from karl rove, on this, what do you think? >> i don't think he has much to worry about, look, joe walsh was one term congressman from illinois. he endorsed white supremacist who was running in a primary challenge to paul ryan. he was a shock jock on radio. he is not going to go anywhere. mark sanford was a capable governor of south carolina who blew himself up over an affair with an argentinian while he was governor saying he was on the appalachian trail. you know, you've got to contrast yourself when you come in. and on sunday, he was talking about humility and character, and neither one, none of those things talk to her character. bill weld, a wonderful governor of massachusetts did a terrific job, resigned in order to become bill clinton's ambassador to mexico. that was in 1997. and then he ran for vice president on the libertarian party ticket in 2016. and so he had been really, simply come out of republican politics more than two decades. i don't see any of these three being able to put together the resources, the message

rove a dear friend. i've seen a man of far sighted courage put america on a war footing. and protect us against a brutal enemy in a dangerous conflict that will shape this new century no formal response was given to the iranians at all i'm grateful to have been witness to history. and the argument was that whatever could come out of a negotiation with the iranians. even more could be achieved by simply removing the regime in iraq. in a way to sum up the arguments however a principle in the bush administration said that we simply do not talk to evil. and as tony zinni said former central command commander if you like the rock you'll love the wrong. that is a 10 to 14 year 3 to $4.00 trillion dollar invasion at the end of which world western asia will look not much different than it does right now it'll still be in turmoil and still be in chaos and 70 plus 1000000 iranians will hate living. in the pentagon and i wanted to see undersecretary difference the idea is that wolfowitz shared with me in charge or

also here tonight, karl rove, former deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush. matt bennett, former director of public affairs for gun safety and cofounder of third way. matt, he listened to the center. he's right about the fact that a lot of the things that need to be changed need to be passed through congress and is the responsibility primarily. what's your reaction to what he had to say about wanting to see proof with these changes that you want to see made will actually keep americans safer? >> martha, i was struck by a couple things the senator said. he said this is after congress and yet his own leader, mitch mcconnell, has that we've got to wait. the president is going to decide this. >> martha: i think -- i will let you finish. sorry to interrupt. i think what mitch mcconnell is saying is he wants to be sure that the president is on board. it doesn't any sense to get something to go through the senate if it's not something the president will sign. >> generally the way legislation works as you have hearings about things and you unearth details. and then y

karl rove on what democrats are risking by ramping up the impeachment push. that's coming up on "the daily briefing." see you there. >> the whistle-blower said that this is not the first time the president's transcripts with foreign leaders were improperly moved to an intelligence community covert system. is that part of the allegation? >> i believe that is in the letter. >> if there is cover up activity because the president is working improperly with a foreign government, that could compromise america's secrets. is that right? >> congressman, there is an allegation of a cover up. right now, all we have is an allegation of the second and information for whistle-blower. i have no foreknowledge on whether or not that is true and accurate statement. >> harris: let's bring back jason meister and juan williams. how important is it, juan, that this information was secondhand? >> what we know is that this phone call essentially is essentially a matter of a transcription done by intelligence officials. i don't think -- i'm not sure of this, i'm a little confused, ha

karl rove said house democrats are on a high today, congratulating themselves on a new crusade. they will soon realize the grim truth, that impeachment is a loser of an issue and they will suffer political casualties were going down this road. donna, you've been down this road before. >> let me just tell karl rove, we did not want this issue, nobody wants this issue. the president created this mess, we didn't create this mess and let me say something to my friend sean spicer. if the president wants to know about the democratic party, he can call me, he doesn't have to make a long distance call. i was chair of the party. i was reaching out to you, i was reaching out to my republican friends and others because we were under attack by hostile foreign country and so crowd strike, a firm that we hired to help us, help us and the type of manipulation and the type of daily harassment we face, we tried to get as much help as possible, clearly from the obama administration. but when it comes to the politics of this, since we want to talk about the politics, the framers of the constitutio

the atlantic has called in colorado's answer to karl rove i found another interesting tidbit from "the denver post", it's is one of the most important lives in colorado politics you've probably never heard of. well, that was in "the denver post" ten years ago. i imagine more people have heard of you now. previous to his work at trimpa group he had a a decade of government relations and political consulting expense using to government relations group at brownstein. got a start in politics working for you senator nancy casaubon. he has a j. d. and a ba from university of denver so join in welcoming ted trimpa. [applause] and we also are joined today by trent england whose executive vice president of the clomid council of public affairs. he's also the brown distinguished fellow at that organization and prior to working in oklahoma city at the oklahoma council of public affairs he was executive vice president at freedom foundation in washington state, and ceo there for some time. once upon a time he worked as a legal analyst for the heritage foundation which is an organization some of you

rove famously said to this reporter you know you guys are reality based community is the make real by the time you figured out you know what's wrong with our reality we've moved on the creation of another reality. or cause to come into the possession of saddam hussein weapons of mass destruction did the united states to him absolutely not. iran iraq was on such a scale that i was on the iranian side and i went down to the bottom i was actually given the gas kit and so let me take the train back right all the way up to tehran and the carriages were crowned with iranian soldiers who'd been gassed somewhere just coffee gretchen and one man who was reading a koran themselves and put a handkerchief blood on his lips. gradually to cargo's became permeated with this sort of $36.00 and i realized it was the smell of the gas they were coughing up from the lungs i was going around the car does open the windows and the night air is trying to clean the train out of the smell of obviously chemical. bombs to 2003 i was being attacked on radio shows especially from america you know complaining about

rove famously said to this reporter you know you guys are reality based community is the big media by the time you figured out you know what's wrong with our reality we've moved on the creation of another reality. or cause to come into the possession of saddam hussein weapons of mass destruction they had the united states to him absolutely not. iran iraq was on such a scale that i was on the iranian side and i went down to the bottom i was actually given the gas kit and so let me take the train back right all the way up to tehran and the carriages were crammed with iranian soldiers who'd been gassed somewhere just coffee russian and one man who was reading the koran itself and put a handkerchief what blows his lips. gradually to cargo's became permeated with this sort of 36 mile and i realized it was the smell of the gas they were coughing up from the lungs i was going around the car has opened the windows and night is trying to clean the train out of the smell of obviously chemical. bombs to 2003 i was being attacked on radio shows especially from america you know complaining about t

rove famously said to this reporter you know you guys are reality based community is the big media by the time you figured out you know what's wrong with our reality we've moved on the creation of another reality digital cell or cause to come into the possession of saddam hussein weapons of mass destruction did the united states to him absolutely not. iran iraq was on such a scale that i was on the iranian side and i went down to the bottom i was actually given the gas kit and so let me take the train back right all the way up to tehran and the carriages were crowned with iranian soldiers who'd been gassed some were just coffee russian and one man who was reading the koran themselves and put a handkerchief what blood on his lips. gradually to cargo's became permeated with a sort of $36.00 and i realised it was the smell of the gas they were coughing up from the lungs i was going around the car does open the windows and night is trying to clean the train out of the smell of obviously chemical. bombs to 2003 i was being attacked on radio shows especially from america you know complainin

rove famously said to this reporter you know you guys are reality based community is the big media by the time you figured out you know what's wrong with our reality we've moved on the creation of another reality. or cause to come into the possession of saddam hussein weapons of mass destruction did the united states to him absolutely not. iran iraq was on such a scale that i was on the iranian side and i went down to the bottom i was actually given the gas kit and so let me take the train back right all the way up to tehran and the carriages were crowned with iranian soldiers who'd been gassed some were just coffee gretchen and one man who was reading a koran themselves and put a handkerchief work to blow his lips. gradually to cargo's became permeated with this sort of $36.00 and i realized it was the smell of the gas they were coughing up from the lungs i was going around the car does open the windows and night is trying to clean the train out of the smell of obviously chemical. bombs to 2003 i was being attacked on radio shows especially from america you know complaining about the

bush, the amazing karl rove. doesn't it seem that the moment we are living in is the most chaotic and dysfunctional that we have ever seen in american politics? we know looking back through history it's really not. we want to talk today and have you explore what it is at the federal level and the state level that has made government so dysfunctional and problematic and what are the was looking for that all of you and all of you can help get past that. i covered the virginia state legislature and talk about the first recover meant republican governor elected since reconstruction with democratic lieut. gov. and atty. gen. who wanted to be the democratic governor, and the phone ring when i was down in the capital. they were asking if i would come up in 1974 after four years in virginia i'm sent into the white house weeks after pres. richard nixon has left on the south lawn. talk about constitutional crises. talk about when the american fabric of our society has been torn apart with watergate, civil rights. let me as

rove famously said to this reporter you know you guys are reality based community is the big media by the time you figured out you know what's wrong with our reality we've moved on the creation of another reality digital cell or cause to come into the possession of saddam hussein weapons of mass destruction did the united states to him absolutely not. iran iraq was on such a scale that i was on the iranian side and i went down to the bottom i was actually given the gas kit and so let me take the train back right all the way up to tehran and the carriages were crammed with iran the social side being gassed some would just coffee russian and one man who was reading a koran themselves and put a handkerchief blood on his lips. gradually to cargo's became permeated with a sort of $36.00 and i realised it was the smell of the gas they were coughing up from the lungs i was going around the car does open the windows and night is trying to clean the train out of the smell of obviously chemical. bombs to 2003 i was being attacked on radio shows especially from america you know complaining about

were a promise to put it in front of the president i would call karl rove a dear friend. i've seen a man of far sighted courage put america on a war footing. and protect us against a brutal enemy in a dangerous conflict that will shape this new century and no formal response was given to the iranians at all i'm grateful to have been witness to history. and the argument was that whatever could come out of a negotiation with the iranians. even more could be achieved by simply removing the regime in iraq. in a way to sum up the argument however a principle in the bush administration said.

were a promise to put it in front of the president i would call karl rove a dear friend. i've seen made a far sighted courage put america on a war footing. and protect us against a brutal enemy in a dangerous conflict that will shape this new century no formal response was given to the iranians. i'm grateful to have been witness to history. and the argument was that whatever could come out of a negotiation with the iranians. even more could be achieved by simply removing the regime in iraq. in a way to sum up the arguments however a principle in the bush administration said that we simply do not talk to evil. and as tony zinni said former central command commander if you like the rock you'll love the wrong that is a pin to 14 year 3 to $4.00 trillion dollar invasion at the end of which the world western asia will look not much different than it does right now it'll still be in turmoil and still be in chaos and 70 plus 1000000 iranians will hate our living. in the pentagon and i want to see your new secretary defense the ideas that wolfowitz shared with me he and secretary

speakers include former white house adviser karl rove, former house majority

were a promise to put it in front of the president i would call karl rove a dear friend. i've seen made a far sighted courage put america on a war footing. and protect us against a brutal enemy in a dangerous conflict that will shape this new century no formal response was given to the iranians at all i'm grateful to have been witness to history. and the argument was that whatever could come out of a negotiation with the iranians. even more could be achieved by simply removing the regime in iraq. in a way to sum up the argument however a principle in the bush administration said that we simply do not talk to evil. and as tony zinni said former central command commander if you like the rock you'll love iraq that is a 10 to 14 year 3 to $4.00 trillion dollar invasion at the end of which the world western asia will look not much different than it does right now it will still be in turmoil and still be in chaos and 70 plus 1000000 iranians will hate our living. in the pentagon and i want to see your inner circle turn to france 90 years and move forward it's shared with me in

were a promise to put it in front of the president i would call karl rove a dear friend. i've seen a man of far sighted courage put america on a war footing. and protect us against a brutal enemy in a dangerous conflict that will shape this new century no formal response was given to the iranians at all i'm grateful to have been witness to history. and the argument was that whatever could come out of a negotiation with the iranians. even more could be achieved by simply removing the regime in iraq. in a way to sum up the arguments however a principle in the bush administration said that we simply do not talk to evil. and as tony zinni said former central command commander if you like the rock you'll love iraq. that is a 10 to 14 year 3 to $4.00 trillion dollar invasion at the end of which the world western asia will look not much different than it does right now it'll still be in turmoil and still be in chaos and 70 plus 1000000 iranians will hate our living guts. i was in the pentagon and i wanted to see under secretary defense the ideas that wolfowitz shared with me in

rove a dear friend. i've seen him a to far sighted courage put america on a war footing. and protect us against a brutal enemy in a dangerous conflict that will shape this new century no formal response was given to the iranians at all i'm grateful to have been witness to history. and the argument was that whatever could come out of a negotiation with the iranians. even more could be achieved by simply removing the regime in iraq. in a way to sum up the arguments however a principle in the bush administration said that we simply do not talk to evil. and as tony zinni said former central command commander if you like the rock you'll love iraq. that is a 10 to 14 year 3 to $4.00 trillion dollar invasion at the end of which the world western asia will look not much different than it does right now it'll still be in turmoil and still be in chaos and 70 plus 1000000 iranians will hate living. in the pentagon and i wanted to see undersecretary difference the idea is that wolfowitz shared with me in charge or c

i want to ask juan now, karl rove thinks that joe biden might suffer some blow back from all of this. let's listen and you can react to that. >> the democrats have put themselves in a place. think about this. this is going to hurt joe biden badly because we are going to be talking about ukraine and the idea of hunter biden being hired by a moscow leaning oligarch in order to demonstrate that he had juice with the united states. >> jesse: going back to the point before it. liz warren at her primary, i think thing for running one of them at least is corruption and rooting out corruption in the trump administration. now you have a big corruption cloud floating over joe. does that get. >> juan: there is not. >> jesse: you don't? haven't you been following the story? >> juan: the big story what aboutism and an attempt to drag joe biden or hunter biden or somebody, get somebody's body in here so we can distract you from what's going on with the news and president trump. by the way, greg, let me tell you something. the house can impeach the president if the senate would have to convict. so h

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if it is possible, karl rove would be able to advise it. former senior advisor, deputy chief of staff, president george w. bush. best-selling author. we had not the mueller investigation. the first weekend with the impeachment inquiry. who has got the advantage? >> well, if, right now the democrats do because as doug collins pointed out in an earlier segment this is not being done according to the rules that have been put in place for impeachments before. there has been no formal vote on the house floor to authorize impeachment. simply an arbitrary decision by the speaker. which means the rules that would give republicans certain rights and privileges in this investigation are simply not there. so, right now, they got, they got the hammer, but that hammer can be turned to the advantage of the president and his supporters if the republicans do a couple of things. steve: go ahead. >> first thing they ought to do, let this go ahead. these people want to go at mach one speed to find the president guilty, let them proceed as fast as they want to

. >> karl rove says it's down to a three-person race for an inviter one --dash biden and sanders. >> know. as long as there are debates happening months before voting starts there are opportunities for people to emerge percolating klobuchar is still introducing yourself to voters. but if you look not at who people support but the democratic voters and what they believe there is a lot of evidence they are not generally ideologically as extreme as sanders and warren so there is f room for a liberal to get some votes. >> why do you think of that some people think it is down to biden versus moran because he cannot break through because he has that core support from 2016 but basically he gives the same talking points from 2016 and will not build on that. >> i agree. this is a three-person race. that's why you saw those antics that you saw on the stage with the second-tier candidates trying to have their moment but the problem is you see this again and again if they have movement they have a slight move such as kamala harris and then they fade again because all the attention is on those th

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joining us now, michael best, former white house chief of staff.reince prebus, karl rove. you didn't bring a white board. >> they don't travel well and you don't have a budget big enough tie ford me one is michael best on our reince priebus? i was confused. >> i assume that is the firm you're working for? >> it is the law firm i was working for bier became rnc chair and we have an office in washington and d.c. and all over the place. >> i was waiting for you to promote spiceer to do dance dance. >> that was a brilliant move. i don't know what he's thinking by doing that but geraldo did it, tucker did it. why not. here is an implosion. he has been all over the idea. word now is that hillary's been sort of helping elizabeth warren. when you lose "the new york times" in a single day. i think the handwriting is on the wall. they don't want him.joe biden. >> well, i'm not sure they want elizabeth warren though. i'm not sure they want bernieel sanders. >> so what's left? >> i think they are in a world of hurt.on the one hand, you san the latest abc poll, democrats want to win.th

steve: karl rove breaks down the process then as the u.s. braces for dorian now. brian: but first i would like to check in with bill hemmer. he is in atlantic beach in florida. he will do his show from there. hey, bill. >> good morning. great program again this morning. watching this thing, really parallels the florida coast here. i think for a lot of folks here in florida, they will wake up today feeling awfully, awfully lucky. you never know until the storm passed into georgia, carolinas, perhaps blowing out to sea. big three hour show today, guys. let you know what the warnings are and the watches. the devastation left behind in the bahamas. we have people on site. we'll speak with them in the next few hours, and how they are dealing with the aftermath and how they begin the process of recovery. coast guard is there giving the best help they can. we'll be live in a moment east of jacksonville. coming up live at the top of the hour on "america's newsroom." join us then. we trust usaa more than any other company out there. they give us excellent customer service,

the question here i guess for them is, karl rove wrote an opinion piece in the journal, it said there's only three candidates that have a shot and that is biden, that is sanders, and that is warren. from a republican standpoint, what do you want to he see or maybe not see tonight take place? >> i'd like to see something interesting happen. i mean -- [ laughter ] cheryl: okay. me also. >> this is the most boring crop of candidates and most boring primary pros that's i've witnessed. we need some electricity in there. you've got joe biden who is literally decomposing before our eyes. he's like weekend at bette at b. he can't remember the president's name. he's bleeding from his eyes. i think warren is going to talk about those sorts of issues. i think biden is going to bring up the fact, gloves are off, he's going to take on warren, talk about the big money, he's going to talk about her history of being a republican. cheryl: i've got to push back on that. it hasn't hurt biden when it comes to the polling. still is leading, whether up against the president or against the others. we got a po

karl rove was right by president bush's side on the day in 2001. he's joined tonight by congressman dan crenshaw who was in a high school on september 11th, but in whom the desire to become a navy seal deepened and took root in him. he was serving both of the wars. it's great to have both of you with us tonight. when you look at that dramatic contrast, i can't watch that video of president bush on the mound without getting that chill, he makes the hairs stand up on my arms when i watch that still today. 18 years later. where we headed based on all this? >> like you, that was an extraordinary moment. remember, is wearing a flak jacket underneath. so he's carrying 40 pounds of weight on him. secret service didn't want him to go out there and do that and then he threw the strike. when he came back to the owner's box he walked to the door and said, i gave them the heat. now that was an extraordinary moment, and we've drifted away from it. the only way we will come back to it is to stop beating ourselves up as a country and find a way to reach across th

karl rove has his column on thursdays. he wrote about the democrats. he was basically saying the field has already win knowed. he wrote this. democrats remain in place all saying they're in it to win it but with summer gone, no other candidate has made any significant inroads. he basically said that the nominee will be biden, warren or sanders. there are seven other candidates on the debate stage tonight who i'm sure would love to disagree, then a few more who are still in the race, but didn't make the debate stage. how do you see it going tonight? >> i think tonight will be pivotal. obviously, you have a front runner who come in the democratic party perceive as weakened just by his performance. if you look at the polls, he's not at all, and there seems to be a flight to safety. if joe biden can't convince the democratic party that he can hold on and go across the finish line for the long haul, there may be, and this is to counter karl's point, another flight to safety other than elizabeth warren an bernie sanders who have the same ideological viewpoin

compton: karl rove. mr. rove: i'll agree with governor hodges, part-time legislators. you may not know about the home state of texas. where the second most populated state in the union. our legislature meets for 140 days every two years. but along -- we pay them $600 a month and begrudge every single penny we pay them and we, like every other state, have a balanced budget requirement. here's the other thing we ought to try to figure out how to do, and this will surprise you. we do not organize and we have not for 50 years organized the texas legislature on a partisan basis. when i moved to texas, moved from richmond, virginia, moved and hacked up to austin, texas, i went to work for the senior republican in the legislature. he was one of 13 out of 150 members of the house of representatives, and he'd been a committee chair. today, we have 88 republicans and a majority of the committee chairs in the house are democrats. when i moved there, there were three republicans in the state senate out of 31 and one of them was a committee chair. today, we have 21 republican state

melissa will talk to karl rove on the policy side about bernie sanders' tax plan, little bit maybe on how impeachment might affect the president's ability to get things done which is what investors care about. finally, 13 minutes left in the month, and the quarter, we will have perspective right off the top of the show about stocks and this is a pretty good first three quarters of the year for the stock market broadly speaking. we will talk about all that at the top of the hour. liz: and just so that everybody knows, cal berkeley bears, they beat uc davis, north texas -- connell: just so everybody knows. liz: they missed out on arizona state. connell: can't win them all. liz: but you can win on "after the bell" at 4:00 p.m. eastern. make sure to tune in for that in just a few minutes. >>> the dow just climbed another about nine points. we are up 134 at the moment. we are coming right back. please don't go away. you've got to see, as connell put it, 13, 12 minutes left of the quarter. liz: always interesting and always original. former overstock ceo patrick byrne is still burning up ab

i'll ask karl rove about that all coming up on the daily briefing. >> harris: this hour we have information that's no longer embargo. the cdc has just released this on the link between e-cigarettes and lung disease cases. the agency is now confirming 530 cases of the vaping-related illnesses in 38 states and the virgin islands. there are seven confirmed deaths, nearly 3/4 of the patients are male. 16% of the patients are under the age of 18. the fda says it is launching a parallel federal investigation. joining me now is dr. janette nesheiwat. a medical physician and board certified md. today it gets more serious. why is this coming together so quickly? the white house involved as well. >> our president is banning flavors, new york is the second state in this country to ban flavors because nicotine companies, vaping companies and tobacco companies have targeted children with the flavors to entice them to start smoking. >> harris: you think they intentionally did that? >> the pursuit of profits. you get a child hooked they're hooked for life. >> harris: we know that. there is another reason

i'm a very good name dropper, i was just telling karl rove that. [laughter] that was actually a joke from 41, believe it or not. >> juan: another one! >> michael: she's hitting for the cycle! >> dana: anyway, you can have the money but you don't have the will. the thing is, fox news, we could talk about this but if the people in california are demanding it, i guess the governor doesn't feel like they needed. i imagine they probably are doing something but i just want to say one thing about the teachers. leadership is about backing up your people. even when sometimes there are tough decisions. but you have to have the ability to tell your teachers, do your job, we will take care of it. you've got your back. basically what they've done is authorize lawlessness in the classroom. >> jedediah: they've done in charter schools, too. charter schools are supposed to be about not having top-down order. the charter schools are saying, no you don't trust the superintendent, the principals, the teachers. it's scary. >> juan: there is an ongoing problem with rac

karl rove, sarah sanders. also tonight, we are getting reports that the so-called "whistle-blower" at the center of this storm wants to. catherine has the latest. she is live in washington tonight. >> confirmation. joe will testify publicly thursday for the democrats control. mcguire, issuing this statement. i want to make sure that i have upheld my responsibility to follow the law every step of the way. the men and women of the intelligence committee have a solemn responsibility to do what's right, which means reporting wrongdoing. i make sure that every complaint is handled appropriately. the complaints about the president's calls did not meet the standard. there is a legal requirement to share. on twitter, the president said he wants transparency that he is authorizing the transcripts of my phone conversation with the president of ukraine. no pressure and unlike joe joe biden and his son, no quid pro quo. the transcripts of presidential calls are handled by the situation between four and five intelligence o

. >> melissa: former white house deputy chief of staff karl rove says biden is dividing the democratic party. >> they want to win and biden has always performed best against president trump. on the other hand the party is going further left. they would like to have a true believer. that tension is there. >> melissa: jason, a couple big problems with joe biden has done this a couple of times now. there was a story about pinning the medal, which wasn't true and they say was different stories put together and one story not a true story. the sandy hook situation as well. and you have to ask yourself these are all -- i'm just expressing feelings and all these different excuses. the problem in my mind is when you are campaigning as everyone's moral superior and the voice of truth and you come out with that -- you enter the campaign with the charlottesville thing and say we have a president who isn't honest and you go and do these things. does it undermine who you have set yourself up as? >> jason: yes, in short. but what joe biden is doing is trying to say look at the polls. i'm the best guy

i want to bring in now karl rove, former deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush. and mo elleithee, executive director of georgetown university's institute of politics and public service, both are fox news contributors. let's start if we can with the startling development today about not firsthand and what that dumps into the political conversation. carl. >> well, it's a big news item. it obscures some bigger issues that lie behind it but look, here somebody that honestly saw some kind of written summary, a written report on the president's conversation, was not privy to it, may not have seen the entire transcript, but filed a whistle-blower complaint and what we know is that first of all, the president has a right, any president to have confidential conversations with foreign leaders. he is, after all, under the constitution charged with the direction of america's foreign policy and the idea that every conversation the president of the united states would be subject to the call of the united states congress upon a whim would be an utter unmitigated disaster for th

karl rove, sarah sanders. also tonight, we are getting reports that the so-called "whistle-blower" at the center ofpo this storm wants tospeak te intel committees. catherine has the latest. she is live in washington tonight. >> confirmation.the nation's in, the acting national intelligence chief will testify thursday for the democrat-controlled house intelligence committee. they issued this state, quote, i want to make clear that i've upheld my responsibility to follow the law every step of the way earthquake wrote. as men and women, we have the solemn responsibility do what is right, including reporting wrongdoing. i'm committed to protecting westell blowers and making sure it is handled appropriately. the complaints about the president's calls did not meet the standard. there is a legal requirement to share. on twitter, the president said he wants transparency that he is quote authorizing theplotth come redacted transcript of the conversation with the president of ukraine. no pressure and unlike joe joe bide