now, she said she wants to vote for joe biden because she trusts joe biden. and she knows, through him being vice president those years, he's ready to serve day one. i think she's not alone in her assessment. i believe many alabamians feel the same way she does. and i think as this race continues to come forward, particularly as relates to super-tuesday, he'll do very well here. and i think some of the things that are being said from -- on the right side in the republican party, i think those independents in the state of alabama, i think independents across the country will be receptive to supporting joe biden as well. >> you have some die-hard trump supporters in alabama. joe biden says that if he were elected president, he would be able to bridge the divide between democrats and republicans. both on capitol hill and across the country. do you see that happening in alabama? >> i do. i believe that joe biden has -- has a wide spectrum of appeal with blacks and whites. with the hispanic community. with all the generations. with various social, economic statuse

>> joe biden is frustrated. is in danger of losing the nomination. his fourth and i one is not doing very well in new hampshire. i hate to break it to joe biden, when it comes to hunter biden it's not just money from china and ukraine profiting off his office as vp, under bidens a tire adult life since he was 26 has been bought and paid for going back to his thinking career in delaware. guess what, there's a lot more there than in china and ukraine. joe biden if he does become the nominee is going to have to defend him. basically it's enriching yourself off your public office. >> there was that exchange come at the same time three former high-ranking obama officials came out and have endorsed pete buttigieg, has that been a tough day for joe biden? >> he just got endorsed by john kerry. good for vice president joe biden for defending himself. good for him. i'm sure he would win on a push-up challenge probably to me and ford and anybody else. the guy's tough guy. look, so what ford was saying about joe biden being afraid of losing the nomination come

joe biden was rock solid -- go ahead and clap. [applause] >> joe biden was rock solid then and rock solid now and i'm supporting him in the iowa caucus on february 3. [cheers and applause] >> what do i want from the 2020 elections? i want to be able to get up every day knowing that i can trust that the people who live and work in the white house will keep in mind my best interests as they deal with issues around the world and i want to look my grandchildren in the eye and know that they can look up to the president of the united states because he represents the american values that we all share. and i want to be able to get up every morning and go about my work as an educator and community volunteer knowing that the people living and working in the white house will be able to work with people in congress to solve the problems that face us on the domestic level. and i know that joe biden is that person to do that. so i want my neighbors -- [applause] >> i want my neighbors, my friends, my colleagues, my family to respect the presid

if joe biden is the front runner, if joe biden is the person who has to debate president trump onstage, i'm all for it. i think it's going to be fantastic. i think it's going to give us another great election cycle with a lot of stories to write about. >> i mean lisa the prospect of joe biden in the debate with president trump. i think that's something to look forward to. [laughter] >> look at how he reacted to that iowa voter. and he can't take any incoming questions about his son very absently loses his mind. i've seen him in interviews with reporters and he gets really aggressive when he asked about his son. of course if he is on the stage of president trump, that is going to come up. and president trump is going to go after him and joe biden simply cannot handle that. and i also say about joe biden, think about why -- does report that president obama try to push them out in 2016 and 2020. you look at the fact that david axelrod looks of the type of person joe biden is is constantly needling him. >> we are at a time, merry christmas everyone. make sure your come back next sunday whe

joe biden was rock solid. go ahead and clap. he was rock solid then and he's rock solid now and that's why i'm supporting him in the iowa caucus on february 3. [applause] >> so what do i want from the 2020 election? i want to be able to get up every day, knowing that i can trust that the people who live and work in the white house will keep in mind my best interests as they deal with issues around the world, and i want to be able to look my grandchildren in the eye and know that they can look up to the president of the united states, because he represents the american values that we all share. and i want to be able to get up every morning and go about my work as an educator and as a community volunteer knowing that the people living and working in the white house will be able to work with people in congress, to solve the problems that face us on the domestic level. and i know that joe biden is that person to do that. so, i want my neighbors -- [applause] >> i want my neighbors, my friends, my colleagues, my family, to respect th

the reference to joe biden. on the july 25 call on page four, isn't it a fact that president trump and his call with president ellen ski said that he heard joe biden had stopped the prosecution of his son? is that correct? it says the other thing, there is a lot of talk about joe biden's son, joe biden stopped the prosecution. >> point of order, he is entitled to answer the question fully. there is a video of the former vice president, i think that is what the president is referring to. the council on foreign relations. president wase audacious and how he described, he went over -- >> i am asking what it says on the transcript. is that what it says? mr. castor: it's as the other thing, there is talk about biden's son. >> and joe biden stopped the prosecution. say,so goes on to president trump asked president zelensky, if you can look into it, correct? those are the words? mr. castor: that is what it says. askingident trump was ukrainian president zelensky to have the ukrainian officials look into vice president

it should be joe biden or hunter biden. that hunter biden had just put himself smack dab in the middle of that corruption, and that even though democrats and many of their friends in the media would have you believe that bth burisma/biden corruption, this was all just a vast right wing conspiracy allegation, when in actuality, it was the obama administration that raised this issue first. back in 2015, george kent reported his concerns about hunter biden to the vice president's office, and the former ambassador to ukraine, marie yavonovitch, said she was coached by the obama administration on how to answer pesky questions related to hunter biden and burisma that might arise during her senate confirmation process. and nearly every single witness who testified at the intelligence committee impeachment inquiry agreed that hunter biden's burisma deal created, at the very least, an appearance of a conflict of interest. yet the democrats on the intelligence committee under chairman schiff and now democrats in this committee are de

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the contrast of joe biden is not so much about policy. it's more about style, about approach, tone. >> personality, yeah. >> that's attracting the voters. the economic arguments i don't think are going to be as powerful in 2020 as they've been in other years. >> john, bag it and tag it for us. what do you got? >> i'm sorry. >> i'm just saying wrap up the conversation for us. sorry. bag it and tag it. >> you know what? katy tur, a great 2019 for you and your family and i wish you the best in 2020. >> that was a cop-out! jonathan, thank you so much. phil, thank you, as well. congressman carlos, gentlemen, happy new year. >> thank you. >>> senator elizabeth warren kicked off the second year of the presidential campaign today with a speech in boston. warren reflected on a year during which she surged in the polls only to see the numbers falter in late fall and hopes to reclaim momentum in 2020. >> our democracy hangs in the balance. and now, it comes to us. now, it comes to us to fight back. on day one, we will start to make big structural ch

i think there parallels with joe biden and that joe biden is an establishment candidate. he is someone who is well-known in the party and well respected. joe biden also has the support of a very important and significant moderate voting bloc in the democratic party. that is african-american voters who dominate the voting in many southern states and are an important part of the electorate . look for all of the predictions biden would fade at some point, that he would fall behind. his national lead is still robust. while he is not doing great in iowa and new hampshire, he is leading polls in south carolina. those could set him up well for super tuesday. i do not think there is a huge favorite in this race, but i think i would rather be joe biden than anybody else and i would've said the same thing six months ago. david: what about the money? there are reports joe biden they be running short on cash. where was mitt romney in 2012? i do not remember herman cain having a big warchest. kyle: romney not only was the best fundraiser in the field, but crucially romney also had a p

you choose is joe i would like to introduce to the podium our friend joe biden. [cheers and applause] thank you, thank .ou chlt >> thank you. they were e told me going to be about 35 to 50 here. thank you for giving me your time. it's great to be with you all, i want you to know that tom and christie, i want to thank them. been great friends, but -- and by the way, don't used to it, okay? why don't you say something. say hi. hi. hi.ay >> say hi. >> okay. that may be the most intelligent thing you hear all night. you, thank you very much for coming out. i know it's a really, really time, not tough time in terms of time, having time to couple of e only a days from christmas, and i want o thank you all for making the time. and let me tell you something. around en on a bus tour iowa. we've now gotten to 23 or 24 and i guess it's now 12 days or thereabouts. 99 at one n to all time or another but we're going to try to catch as many as we can. fact is, that you all in iowa, you take this very the rest of the country listens to you and to be ery blunt about it, you've go

leslie, kick us off. >> my winter is joe biden and the reason my winter is joe biden is tonight i thought democrats, number one on their list of what they want, a candidate that can beat donald trump. joe biden was woke, the strongest debate he had. >> awake. >> when it came to foreign policy, things like bernie, put your hand down, i could see him doing that was trump. when he calls out bernie, elizabeth warren on numbers and when he spoke to his experience he was very strong tonight and i think that is the reason he is leading, the joe biden that people were nominating if you will in the polls. do you want my loser now? my loser was nobody. there was not a loser on that stage. everybody had strength which everybody has weakness with two. everybody gave a strong performance but what i saw was integrity and that is what many democrats feel is lacking coming from the white house, we saw a terrible tweet in the past 24 hours, comments on a dead man, served our nation and mary to a sitting congresswoman and i didn't see that. there were attacks on each other but i didn't see that. i saw toug

this is part of joe biden's appeal. in a state like ohio, pennsylvania, michigan, a lot of democrats say, we need to win over some of those moderate republicans who cross party lines, this is joe biden's appeal. i also think it feels a little bit out of touch with the political moment we are in because a republican party molly mentioned is from a different political era. it's not what many voters, they don't remember, though john warner's of the world, it feels a little bit out of steps. he did say, i can't even think of anybody right now. >> kat: is it a good strategy or not so much? >> brad: i can't think of one socialist republican who would join that ticket. >> kat: devin nunes, maybe. >> brad: the party joe biden knew has long since passed joe biden by and the fact of the matter is that even if he were to pick a republican, find a republican, his party would never accept it in the year of the socialist. if i were a democrat, aoc or one of her gang or squad, i would not accept joe biden's remark. >> marie: statistic

joe biden gets in a heated exchange with a voter. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm christine romans. >> happy friday, everybody. i'm dave briggs. december 6th. we're 59 days to the iowa caucuses and one step closer to impeachment. house speaker nancy pelosi has officially directed the judiciary committee to lay out the charges against the president in articles of impeachment. just hours ago, at a live cnn town hall, pelosi said the constitution and the facts are now clear. >> this is a very sad day, i think, for our country. it's something i would hope we could have avoided. but the president's actions made it necessary. you cannot violate the constitution in full view. >> here are the next steps in the process. the white house has until 5:00 p.m. this afternoon to decide whether they will participate in a hearing on monday. lawyers from the intelligence and judiciary committee will present their findings from investigations into the president. monday's hearing sets up a issue judiciary vote with

who is the voter of joe biden in the campaign, who is he talking to. it seems to me that we have always found -- we find ourselves speaking to a particular kind of voter. typically a white working class voter, the vote near sitting between the so-called extremes of the right and the left. part of what we have seen in the last two or three years now is our politics have changed. that assumption might not hold. it may seem reasonable to joe biden that he should signal that this is the kind of guy he is. but he just went through that election. he went through that election with hillary clinton where she tried to appeal centrist voters. and we saw what happened. he needs to, instead of trying to signal that, he needs to lay out a plan, i think, to excite the folks that current turn out the polls. the question is not about convincing those that are somehow standing between donald trump and the democrats. it bothered me because it reveals an old form of politics in my mind. >> all right, thanks to you. lynn sweet. we have more breaking news president trump t

joe biden is making a statement about the reality. if you talk to any young person they would rather have a tesla than a ford. that is the way technologies going in the future. those jobs are going to come back to the rustbelt but won't go back - >> hillary clinton tried to make the same statement in 2016. let's listen to andrew yang on the same topic. >> the network didn't do us any favors by missing why donald trump became president in the first place. 4 million manufacturing jobs in ohio, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, missouri. rob: talking about the blue states the president magically won and andrew yang hits the nail on the head about how that election was taken from the democrats. what do you think? >> we have seen manufacturing jobs creep back up. there was this decline but now that we have progress on china and the new mexico trade deal has been passed. there is an argument to be made that there may be progress to bring those jobs back but anytime you talk about this you have 2 pair it with worker retraining programs if y

we'll be right back with a big announcement from joe biden. ere. an it's time for the last bite joe biden revealing his big new plan .th >> i wanted to ask you about getting drivers licenses for >> time for the last bite. joe biden revealing his big new plan. >> i wanted to ask you about getting drivers licenses for undocumented immigrants. do you have a plan in the works for working on that as i believe it would help them establish residency at a first step toward citizenship? >> yes and yes. it is necessary. >> that is not the answer. that is all-time we have tonight. my book the power grab still for sale. i hope you get a chance to pick it up but more importantly statehood because mike emanuel and the fox news at night team have a great show. mike: welcome to fox news at night. breaking tonight, the road to potential senate trial of donald trump on the campaign trail where joe biden once again forced to walk back remarks on whether he would comply with the congressional subpoena to testify to key democrats like doug jones speaking out ahead of t

when you talk about joe biden, oh, that's just joe being joe. and joe being joe could be anything, right? it could be joe biden crying. it could be joe biden being sensitive. >> he's emotional, let's say. >> yes, a man can be emotional in a way a woman can't be. >> it is true there's a double standard of behavior, i think it is accurate. the trump administration making a move that could leave close to 700,000 americans without access to food stamps. stay with us. bringing families . this time of year, that's really important. so we're making it easier than ever to become part of our family. that's why our chevy employee discount is now available to everyone. the chevy price you pay is what we pay. not a cent more. family is important to us. and we want you to be part of ours. so happy holidays. and welcome to the family. all: the chevy family! get the chevy employee discount for everyone today. i'm a verizon engineer, and i'm part of the team building the most powerful 5g experience for america. it's 5g ultra wideband-- --for massive capacity--

joe biden has a fiery moment. nancy pelosi green lighting articles of impeachment against president trump and gets fired up. and pete buttigieg. welcome to fox news @ night. we have fox team coverage. mike on pete buttigieg's worries. first trace gallagher with former vice-president joe biden's testy moments on the campaign trail. >> former vice-president joe biden has been able to avoid talking about hunters sitting on the board of barisma. it was front and center today when an 83-year-old man challenged the candidate saying biden was too hold to be president and accused him of sending his son to get a job at a gas company where he had no experience. >> you are selling access to the president. >> you are a damn liar. >> biden defended his age saying he's been around long enough to know more than most people and defended his fitness level and his son. >> let's do pushups together. let's do whatever you want to do. >> [cheers and applause]. >> no one has said my son has done anything wrong. i did not and no one eve

brings in joe biden, too. but remember, fundamentally speaking, you've got the leaders of the gop in the senate not wanting to get into the witness pool at all. the fact that biden has said this now brings this debate back into the fore. gives them something to point at and say wait a second. it potentially creates a little bit of a problem for biden himself when answering questions about how he would conduct himself if he were president in a similar -- similarly partisan time. and what his relationship would be like with congress, especially when congress, potentially, would subpoena biden administration for people to testify and for documents and witnesses. but as for right now, how that changes the debate about witnesses, i think probably it doesn't actually take -- take away from what mitch mcconnell wanted to do that much because he wanted to avoid this altogether in the first place. and this is just all the more reason not to get into a long, drawn out fight where you're going to have witnesses defying s

joe biden. >> this is joe biden taking a picture. >> tiresome 74 years old this is how it's done. [laughter] >> i know the impeachment thing is cool, but could you please show us apace picture of what mike huckabee's face looks like? greg: every saturday you could see it with matching suit. any looks like this and then he looks like this, and here's my impression of mike huckabee playing the base. >> thank you asper pit picture and i got a monologue. you know i think with the democrats the problem is who is doing the speaking. >> yes. >> i think they need a special announcer to come out into the announcing. i think while the coyote would have been phenomenal if you would've come out and said sponsored by acme. [laughter] the impeachment of, i'm sorry just one second period what the deal china went in. awake canada and mexico trade is done, okay boris johnson is in. >> the new fish and wildlife director is in. >> best economy, jobs, stock market, let me get my umbrella out because i am literally being the worst day to drop impeachment. he is usually going to use that in his introdu

remember hunter and joe biden both claimed nothing was all right. there was nothing wrong with him taking that position. he had done nothing wrong. now look what's coming out. we have a tax obligation that was in 2015 a six-figure obligation to the irs. what i want to know is how come that hasn't been paid or portions of it haven't been paid. what's the penalty and interest, which you and i, if we had a six-figure obligation to the irs, i promise you it would be about $400,000 that we owe them if we hadn't paid for five years. >> jason: is he getting preferential treatment? the irs is notorious for not being an agency that messes around with people. >> this explains me why there is so much defensiveness in the biden camp. you look at how they react when any question is asked about hunter biden and burisma and what went on and i will tell you we don't know yet but i can tell you that the irs is a very serious agency and it would a lot of political power to keep them off somebody's back for a period of five years. >> jason: lee, what brett told mrs. e

democratic presidential contender joe biden says there's no legal basis to force him to testify at donald trump's impeachment trial. "we bought a zoo." a french crowd—funding plan which aims to return a zoo full of animals back to the wild. the president of somalia has blamed al—shabaab militants for a deadly bomb attack but said they wouldn't succeed in demoralising the somali people. 70 people died and many more were injured in the capital mogadishu. our africa correspondent andrew harding reports. moments after the blast, an eyewitness films the scene. smoke still billowing from a vehicle, the remains of what is thought to have been a massive car bomb. shocked civilians move in to look for survivors. the attack was timed to catch the morning rush—hour in mogadishu. many students had been heading to classes. dozens were killed when the bomb exploded at a busy intersection in the somali capital. attacks like this are not unusual here, but they are seldom so deadly. this man said the blast caught him as he was getting out of a minibus heading to work, his leg injured. within minutes

among those, joe biden leads by 20 percentage points. that i think is the key, is that biden is ask able to connect with those who like both he and bernie sanders. >> when you put them against trump, if the election were held today who would win? >> i think this is important. electability is so important in a democratic primary. right now 40% of democratic primary voters in our poll say they believe joe biden has the best chance of beating donald trump. that's more than any of the other democrats. are these democratic primary voters correct in this belief? we see that if you look at the horse race matchup, you will see joe biden has a five-point lead over donald trump. all the other democrats do a little worse. it seems to me when you look at who has the best chance, democrats believe joe biden has the best chance, and the polling tends to back that up. >> our latest poll with biden 49%, sanders -- biden with the largest gap there. last question. we talked about the debate which was just thursday night. who do you think helped themselves

[laughter] we need a president like joe biden putin -- a president like joe biden who knows the difference between our adversaries and our allies who leads on the world stage, not a president who is openly mocked and laughed at by our closest , soes in the world personally disturbed like a child in a playground that he picks up his marbles and goes home, slinks away and the dark of night and start tweeting in solitude. leads or president who those leaders of other countries respect him, like him, understand our values, share the direction which the united states of america sacrifice for an world war ii for the world we built after world war ii which deserves the same leadership today as we gave it then. that is what we need in the white house. [applause] sec. kerry: we need a president who when he stands next to vladimir putin, he does not look at him and say something like "i do not see any reason why russia would have attacked our election." and let's get down to basics. i would love to be, and i know the vice president would, i would love to sit here and take your questions all year lon

joe biden isn't on trial here. donald trump is, and that's where the focus should stay. >> jon, shifting gears a little bit, talking about president trump being at mar-a-lago. one of the folks, it turns out, who he's entertained at mar-a-lago in the last few weeks, eddie gallagher and of course this controversy involving the navy s.e.a.l.s here. there's now video published by "the new york times" of some navy s.e.a.l.s accusing gallagher of horrendous, horrific conduct. it seems gallagher and trump have developed a bit of a relationship here. is there any indication that these revelations from these videos of what his fellow s.e.a.l.s said about him is going to affect the president in how he treats and showcases gallagher? >> certainly not yet. inquiries to the white house about this matter have gone unanswered so far today. the video clips are very powerful suggesting he was unfeeling when he would open fire on civilians and so on and took no second thoughts about killing, taking another life. it's hard to watch,

joe biden is winning. kennedy: let me ask you this so michael star hopkins says that the way to the way the debate was set up is implicit. >> i would say it's a racist and problematic. kennedy: then why aren't voters of color, putting their support behind candidates of color? >> i think it's all who you know and familiarity a think that's what it basically boils down tone. i think joe biden's ahead of that because younger african-american voters even some older african-american voters joe biden is a common brand. it's a household name because he was connected to barack obama. when they pick an opponent south carolina they say like joe biden because i know him. >> i think black but voters are way more pragmatic than white vote casters. kennedy: that's actually a much more satisfying explanation for the electorate than other people have been trying to rationalize away. >> i think 80% of democrats and the most important thing to them is someone who can beat trump. only four to ten say they have a candidate is

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joe biden has a fiery moment with an average non-gop joe. nancy pelosi green lighting articles of impeachment against donald trump and he gets testy with a reporter you may recognize and pete buttigieg, ethics advocates that you would not believe when african-american leaders announce their support for him. i am shannon bream in washington can we have fox team coverage for you. here is trace gallagher with former vp biden's testy moment in the campaign trail. >> joe biden has largely been able to avoid talking about hunter biden sitting on the board of the ukrainian gas company burisma but a candidate challenged and saying he was too will to be president and saying his job could get a job at a gas company where he had no experience. >> you are selling access to the president. >> that is not true and no one has ever said that. >> biden wasn't done. first he defended his aid saying he's been around long enough to know more than most people know, then went on to defend his fitness level and his son. >> let's do push-ups together, whatever you w

and joe biden, vice president of the united states. [applause] kuster: like many of you i haven't made my final decision but i'm excited to have him in the house and room today, give him a big applause, welcome him, he was the author of the violence against women act, he has been working tirelessly on environmental issues and saving our planet and security, but most importantly, in this time that we are all facing right now, he will bring dignity, he will bring honor, he will bring courage and he will bring respect back to the united states of america. welcome john kerry and vice president joe biden. [applause] mr. kerry: i'm looking out there, i see some very friendly faces. good morning nashua. [applause] mr. kerry: it's sunday morning, you slept yesterday. it is great to be back in the granite state, a second home for me. i have two second homes, iowa and new hampshire. [laughter] mr. kerry: i love this state. growing up, i have great memories of visiting here rattlesnake, getting up the highway there towards some of your blue ice y

and this gave him the space to be joe biden. that's my gut. but, the candidates started off the night being asked about impeachment. the big news of the week, the month, the year. here's what they said. >> it was a constitutional necessity for the house to act as it did. and, you know, trump's response to suggest that only half of the american people want to see him thrown out of office now i find is dumbing down the presidency beyond what i even thought he would do. >> we need a candidate for president that can draw the sharpest d sharpest distinction between the corruption of the trump administration and a democrat that will get out and fight not for the wealthy and well connected but will fight for everyone else. that's why i'm in this race. >> the case to be made is, yeah, certainly i disagree with trump on virtually all of his policies. but what conservatives i think understand is that we cannot have a president with that temperament who is dishonoring the presidency of the united states. >> the president left the house wit

are they really saying that if joe biden, hunter biden, burisma were engaged in some corrupt act of the just because joe biden announced for the presidency that that somehow ought to absolve him of that criminal activity? it is a ludicrous position. maybe it's informed by the fact that y'all got a little lucky on the hillary clinton stuff. she thought that because she was in a presidential election that her crimes didn't have to be held to account and in a way, that turned out to be the case. you know what, it shouldn't be the standard in the united states of america and i'm glad that we have a president who is at times skeptical of foreign aid, who does put america first, who understands that in corrupt places, the resources we provide don't always make it into an area of need. we conclude with this: once the meetings happened demonstrated president zelensky was a true reformer, that he wasn't corrupt, that he was honest, honest from the point of his campaign all the way up to the point when he said there was no pressure put on him or his government for this aid. if you accept that pro

thank you for your reporting, still no hillary clinton of joe biden. joe biden, we are likely to inherit a recession, nancy pelosi claims civilization is at stake under president trump, this as u.s. job growth smashed through and blew out wall street top and of their forecast, a question, are you seeing in real time the collapse of the democrat party and then we have a pundit on msnbc trying to defend joe biden over his attack of the voter. watch this different. >> when hunter biden tells his father, what do you think dan varese ma, i don't think joe biden heard a word basically said fine, whatever you want to do. but i think he was lost and emotional, he was caught up still in the death of his son bowe. liz: let me bring my next guest. great to see you. your thoughts on all of this questioning. >> my jaw is on the ground watching the footage from iowa. what i want to know, is the elder abuse of one elder abuse is another elder. i think so, that is what we saw. liz: here's the other thing i want to get back to the report, your reaction to the new york

joe biden at the top, 27%. sanders, 18. beto o'rourke and kamala harris at that point rounding out the top. but look, those top two are not only still the same people, their numbers are virtually unchanged. one year that saw a string of debates, a presidential impeachment, presidential attacks, you name it, but still biden and sanders at the top and still with the same margin. so how to explain that? for that i'm joined by former presidential republican candidate and former governor john kasich and former democratic house state member bakari sellers. governor, when you look at those polls, and with everything we have seen over the past year, we look at the debates, ukraine, the riots of elizabeth warren, the fact that they in basically the same place as they were one year ago, what does that tell you? >> well, a lot of people put biden at the top early on, and then they started calling for the fact that he wasn't doing very well and it was going to be all over for him, but he has continued to hang in there. and i think it h

until joe biden decided to run. we also never saw the video tape about him bragging about firing the prosecutor. the reason we need to actually hear what actually happened, what did mick mulvaney know, what does rudy giuliani and know? the american people deserve th that. what did hunter biden oh, sure? >> rachel: as the trump administration steps up its border crackdown, what's behind the rise in u.s. citizens smuggling migrants into this country? plus, michael bloomberg unleashing a massive campaign ad attacking president trump in battleground states. should the president be concerned about this? we will debate that next, stay with us. ♪ of impulse control, is about to become your problem. ahh no, come on. i saw you eating poop earlier. hey! my focus is on the road, and that's saving me cash with drivewise. who's the dummy now? whoof! whoof! so get allstate where good drivers save 40% for avoiding mayhem, like me. sorry! he's a baby! 's >> heather: michael bloomberg unleashing a torrent of anti--trump ads focusi

the american people deserve to know more about joe biden's corrupt activity with his son under biden serving on the board of energy company in ukraine, selling access to his father and the obama administration, that got us where we are at this point. the american people deserve to know more and if you subpoenaed to know more before committee during the impeachment hearings in the senate joe biden knows he's going to have to do that, it is not going to go well for him or his presidential prospects. >> some would say unproven, joe kennedy of massachusetts expressing frustration. >> you don't go through the first part in the house and nt this up for a senate conference with a guy who's going to be in charge of orchestrating the entire senate trial said that the whole thing is only baked quote and there's nothing anybody can do about it. you don't do that. that makes a mockery of the system. >> do you have any concerns about the senate trial? >> i have concerns that all along the way my friend joe and nancy pelosi and others in the house made this process up as it went along. now here th

according to a piece in the "washington post," joe biden was asking for u.s. aid to help the ukrainian gas company. that u.s. aid would have gone conceivably directly into the pockets of the people who worked at burisma, including his son. >> this is hypocrisy and corruption at the highest levels. it's why president trump was right from the beginning to call attention to this type of corrupt business dealing in crane. especially when involving american taxpayer dollars. it's why from the very beginning president trump was right to call attention to that. and that's what led us down this path. democrats want to ignore the bottom line, the real nature of why the impeachment process began with a phone call between president trump and the president of ukraine calling attention to corruption and why we should dig into it when it was happening on their own watch. david: senator schumer and other democrats have been talking about how the process is corrupted because senator mcconnell is biased in favor of the president. but listen to what that same mr. schumer said b

so i think we understand why joe biden reacted the way he did. i think it's good that he rethought that position, admitted that he was wrong and admitted he would comply or avail himself of the legal process to challenge any subpoena he received. >> we're all learning so much more about the subpoena process than i think anybody would have expected a year ago. glenn kirschner, thanks for joining us this morning. >> thanks, garrett. >>> new signs this morning that the fight for higher minimum wage is paying off. will it be enough for those simply hoping to make a living? g [♪] even though you keep your car clean, does it sometimes smell stuffy or stale? try febreze car vent clips to eliminate those odors for up to 30 days. stuffy, stale car odors occur because of everyday smells that are absorbed and released from soft surfaces. then they're circulated by the ac system. febreze car vent clips eliminate the stale, stuffy smells in your car and leave behind a fresh scent for up to 30 days. plus, they come in a range of scents including extra light.

joe biden coming under fire on the campaign trail. take a listen as hecklers interrupt a rally for the former vp in the state of new hampshire. >> this is a democracy. i hope it does. i hope it does. let her go. let her go. david: the former vice president joe biden proving to be his own worst enemy. he's unable to explain the corruption in his family that's been exposed by trump. all this as biden reversed course saying he would comply with a subpoena during the president's impeachment trial. joining me now the trump 2020 campaign director, and mark simone. great to see you here. ladies first, we have known each other quite some time. quid pro quo joe in the nation's first primary state. is he in trouble? >> joe biden should give his campaign the new slogan, i'm confused. half the time he doesn't know what state he's in and what policies he supports. and he back peddled on the senate impeachment trial. he would have absolutely said yes you have to follow anies. let's remember, joe biden has been a terrible candidate for decades. you

to what extent are hunter biden's escapade and suspicions of corrupt acts going to damage joe biden's chances of being elected president. >> clearly hunter has been the focal point of the biden campaign now. the president that joe biden has gotten. nobody -- the pass he has gone the on his activities. no one talks about burisma. he's the subject of an ongoing lawsuit. the woman is asking how much money he has made the last seven years. the interesting part here is the mainstream media is ignoring this ebb tire story. when joe biden is asked by the, he says it's a family matter and that's the end. can you imagine for one second if donald trump or mike pence had the same issue potentially transpiring and their answer was it's a family matter? there would be merciless attacks on him. gregg: joe biden has been wrestling with his son's activities for years. there is video of tom brokaw calling out potential corruption by his son and it dates back to 20082008. >> it's not new. remember when joe biden said. he said my office doesn't have time for this right now. they knew about it. we have s

joe biden isn't on trial here. donald trump is, and that's where the focus should stay. >> john, shifting gears a little bit, but we're talking about president trump being at mar-a-lago, one of the folks it turns out who he's entertained at mar-a-lago in the last few weeks, eddie gallagher,nd of course this controversy involving the navy s.e.a.l.s here, there's now video that's been published by "the new york times" today of navy s.e.a.l.s accusing gallagher of horrendous, horrific conduct. it seems gallagher and trump have developed a bit of a relationship here. is there any indication that these riverlations from these videos of what his fellow s.e.a.l.s said about him is going to affect the president in how he treats and showcases gallagher? >> certainly not yet. inquiries to the white house about this matter have gone unanswered so far today and the video clips are powerful, suggesting that he was unfeeling, that he would open fire on civilians and certainly took no second thoughts about killing and taking anot

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their support for joe biden. >> there are a -- joe biden is so far ahead of everybody else in terms of african-american supporters. that's going to play a major role not just in the south carolina primary but in the election as a whole. what do you make of the fact he's that far ahead and others are continuing to struggle despite being ahead in polls in this state or that. bernie sanders, pete buttigieg, elizabeth warren, they continue to struggle with that audience. >> it is. and the thing i've heard from a lot of voters is that people really want someone who's stable, and they're also, frankly, very, very nervous about donald trump. there are a lot of people who think president trump being an incumbent president, that he has the upper hand in this race, and as a result they want someone they feel comfortable with, someone they feel like can go all the way. and when you talk to joe biden supporters and i would also say bernie sanders supporters their candidates are people have been known to the american public, who have shown they can be in office for a long time and as a result th

send us a president joe biden. thank you. [applause] >> i know who i'm voting for. joe!, >> it's good to be back. good to be back in nashville. himme start off by thanking for being my friend for so long and all the hard work she does in congress and being willing to stand by me again. you know, john has been a friend for a long time. together also worked in some really, really difficult issues. --dmire, and you all do, too i am not going to spend a lot of time, because you know him well. but i admire john for his courage. what i admire more than his courage is is moral courage. the courage to come back from vietnam and begin the end of a war that should have never been started in the first place. [applause] i've never found anybody with more guts than john. know, the expression john kennedy said, moral courage is a rare commodity than physical courage. john has demonstrated both. there is of things that john has covered, he's given the credit, some of which i don't deserve because john was the guy in the fight in some of these foreign-policy issues. what john and i have

mayor pete or joe biden. possibly a michael bloomberg. ultimately the field will be winnowed unfortunately those who continue to raise money, continue to run in a long term slog it out campaign. clearly there is an appetite for a moderate votes. i think that's good. mike: some in your party like former president obama warned democrats about going too far left. did they create an opening for a moderate like michael bloomberg? >> i think that opening was already there because there an appetite. people here appeals to free college, free health care, or at least "medicare for all" if you're not really going to have to pay for it, just the rich folks pay for it, better social security benefits, even though the social security system is acutarily unsound. maybe i should take a second look at this. that is where moderates have a chance to say look, we can give somewhat you want. we represent evolutionary change which is achievable as opposed to revolutionary change which will allow the president to get reelected. i think president was speaking t

we talk about joe biden because he is the front runner. have the bidens missed an opportunity here in any stage of this? >> i think they've missed an opportunity in defining the relationship -- >> the biden camp. >> the biden camp, the family. they've missed an opportunity of defining for the morn people really the introduction of the biden family in the political context. so far it's been all trump's side of it and the republican side that we're hearing. when you allow other people to define for you what the relationship was, what activities were happening, even if they're flat-outlying about it. right now they're hearing one side of what happened and one interpretation of what happened. i think at some point very soon, once we get through the actual impeachment process, biden as a candidate is going to have to stand on the stage and explain thoroughly what actually happened with his son. does he agree with what happened? is there something he'd like to see differently unfold? and i think he will do that. i think we're seeing the first st