i think we just saw last night, the way that bernie sanders, and i'm not a huge bernie sanders fan by any means, the way he can really shake that populous base, populous appeal that donald trump was able to pull off in 2016 you talk about rigging the system, look at the policies of the trump administration, this is going to be aer if tile field for the democrats, can you see bernie sanders is not afraid to go into trump world and go after some of those white working class voters that have voted for democrats in the past but voted for donald trump in 2016. >> to that point, i think the question, and we saw clearly from that audience, at least, there was cheering for bernie the question is, can this president -- they're already attacking socialism in general, and johnathon martin wrote in the new york times, how some democrats are beginning to ask, did they thwart a 70 something candidate, who's immune to determination and incentive without reinforcing the establishment is unite to get me message. stopping mr. sanders or preventing a contentious convention could prove difficult for demo

bernie only released 2014. we still don't have bernie's tax returns. i was, like, if bern g y and trump haven't released them, there are probably secrets on both sides. my theory is trump doesn't want us to know he's not a billionaire and you don't want us to know that you are. ( laughter ) so are we going to see tax returns? >> you sure are. april 15th is coming. that will be the tenth year, and we will make them all public very shortly. >> trevor: what's all? >> ten years. >> trevor: ten years of tax returns. >> by the way, i'm delighted to do that, proud to do that. hey, mr. trump, you do the same thing. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: senator bernie sanders, everybody! we'll be right back! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the first ever corolla hybrid. let's go places. at autozone, you get when you need it., got a "today" job? pick it up free same day at your local autozone. more of a "tomorrow" project? order as late as 10pm with free next day delivery. getting the job done, just got easier. this taco is filled with crunchy, melty nachos. for just a dollar. the

bernie and his medicare for all, i said, bernie, we have basic health care for the first time, we can hold on to that. we can help you. we can fix the flaws in it. that you think we ought to do that before we jump onto another changes?major policy don't you think we are to make sure everybody that is paid into medicare receives it when there are 65 or older, that they can continue to keep it asked 2026 and it not be afraid of losing it? i was born and raised in west virginia. i don't have the luxury of looking at all these. i have to figure out how i can make what is in front of me work, or fix it and make it better. that is what i try to do. >> are you worried about the direction of your party? many say the democratic party has moved left. sen. manchin: i am worried about all of you writing about it, on the house freshman. there are how many, seven of them? when you look at the people that disagree change the house of the democrats, they were all blue dog democrats, moderate, centrists. they come from areas were they basically have to give and take. a process that they have to work t

ien to see -- bernies people, sadly bernie inspires his people, they get fired up, i don't see who joe biden gets fired up. for small donors, i don't think that i see him appealing to far left, i think he will have a harder time than people think. elizabeth: joe biden will not get credit among progressives for pushing president obama toward gay marriage or drafting original violence against women act in 1994, watch how joe biden responded to our own peter deuceduceyducey. >> i asked president obama, not to endorse. he does not' to -- whoever wins this nomination should win it on their own merits. elizabeth: is that going toking fly. >> no. elizabeth: why is not obama supporting him. >> that is it, this is awkward, his vice president is run for presidency, and obama is quiet on that. typically, i think you would see a full throt ellen dor throttle. i find it awkward, this is going to be a tough ar tougher primare thought. >> democrats are trying to win 2020, they are not going to win with the people that i see, they are not going to win against me, only way they might luck out, is by co

bernie only released 2014. we still don't have bernie's tax returns. i was, like, if bern g y and trump haven't released them, there are probably secrets on both sides. my theory is trump doesn't want us to know he's not a billionaire and you don't want us to know that you are. ( laughter ) so are we going to see tax returns? >> you sure are. april 15th is coming. that will be the tenth year, and we will make them all public very shortly. >> trevor: what's all? >> ten years. >> trevor: ten years of tax returns. >> by the way, i'm delighted to do that, proud to do that. hey, mr. trump, you do the same thing. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: senator bernie sanders, everybody! we'll be right back! ♪ ♪ it's taking over ♪ there's no escape ♪ you better get moving ♪ ready or not ♪ it's about to go down here it comes now ♪ ♪ get ready ♪ oh oh oh oh ♪ oh oh oh oh ♪ get ready ♪ moving ♪ ready or not ♪ get ready ♪ oh oh oh oh oh ♪ hey critics are raving about jo[ screaming ]"us". it's our time now. ah! [ screaming ] its... [ scr

refuse to blindly take bernie's word for it? we'll show you how his policies have not worked, and critics saying that is big government bullying. >> trump growth agenda knocking the economy out of the ballpark. now this breaking news from pew, nonpartisan, said 41 states have it so good with the trump agenda, they pull in way more tax revenue than in last 10 years, all thanks to what president trump is doing, now this, top democrat warning, now agreeing with our reporting, we have been saying for weeks, congress has just passed 12 laws this year versus 440 in last congress. now top democrat warning democrat house majority, you need to put more points on the board, and get more legislation done, or you will lose in 2020, i am elizabeth mcdonald. the evening edit starts right now. >> welcome to show, you are watching fox business network, president trump on a tweet storm, 50 tweets and retweets in last 24 hours, as hillary clinton supports house speaker nancy pelosi saying don't do prime minister, back off -- impeachment back off,

class like bernie was. when bernie was not an option they went to trump. he has to win those people back and the only way he wins those people back is making the case donald trump went to washington to fight the establishment but didn't. and that's going to be a hard case to make boous those bernie supporters, the sanders/trump voters are doing really well under donald trump. manufacturing jobs are growing at the fastest pace in 24 years. the unemployment rate for people without a high school education is the lowest in history. wages are rising faster than any other group. so they are doing really well under donald trump right now. the question is do they go back or stick with the guy who is delivering for them? >> sandra: bernie sanders over the weekend. >> the reason we are visiting these states is pretty simple. donald trump won them 2 1/2 years ago. we are not going to let him win in 2020. donald trump has told literally thousands of lies since he began his campaign. the biggest lie was that he was goin

bernie. connell: that's a really interesting kind of, i guess dichotomy of trying to, people have tried to do it, the governor, since 2016 figure out what was the appeal of both bernie sanders, again, this self-identified democratic socialist and donald trump. but you're right, there was a certain crossover, anti-establishment or something more to it. >> absolutely. connell: definitely in the data we saw? >> i think you're absolutely right. it was anti-establishment. the swamp is killing you guys. we're going to drain the swamp. donald trump hasn't drained the swamp. bernie sanders would surely drain the swamp but who would know what was left when the swamp was drained. connell: you think we'll have more as a final question, more of these candidates appearing on fox, fox news or fox business like bernie sanders is doing? >> well every democratic candidate that calls me for money i say get your rear end on fox. let's get the debates back on fox. i said you put martha and bret baier and chris w

how would bernie sanders respond to this graphic? >> he would probably respond similar to what he did last night. important to raise taxes to meet what he had planned, medicare for all, free college tuition. >> raise corporate taxes? >> raise corporate taxes across the board, taxes for everyone. >> the country he admires the most has levels the same as ours. >> i am not a socialist. i don't believe in raising taxes are paying more than they are paying now. he believes his plan is best for america, hard to sell when you talk about taxes being lowered on the other side. rob: the reason these baltic nations keep the business taxes low as they want to keep business there, business mobile, businesswoman, the president seems to understand that when he dropped to 21%. >> that is exactly right. that benefits all american workers, income is growing twice as fast but another aspect is the fact, i am sorry, it is early in the morning. the nordic countries have highest income levels an individual income as well, 60% in denmark, 40% in norway, sw

that's not them, that's bernie. i think this place to bernie's -- young people love that he is outside the box and telling the establishment to go take a walk. >> jesse: i don't think bernie supporters care that he supports this, he didn't lose any votes here. >> emily: he didn't lose any votes at all. i think -- sure, i will say that i think this ad from the rnc was fishing with dynamite and he did it to himself. for anyone -- for the primaries i think it will probably matter as this continues, and i think clearly knew slash, no one should be defending terrorists, it was super easy for this ad to exploit it and it will have an impact on him in the long run, by everyone else that is thinking he may have a better chance in 2020 and switch their vote in the primary. >> jesse: i think bernie will continue to be the lightning rod and everyone is going to be forced to react to him. >> greg: that one smart college kid in the audience. >> dana: can i had one thing that might happen? i mentioned that bernie and warren where

bernie only released 2014. we still don't have bernie's tax returns. i was, like, if bern g y and trump haven't released them, there are probably secrets on both sides. my theory is trump doesn't want us to know he's not a billionaire and you don't want us to know that you are. ( laughter ) so are we going to see tax returns? >> you sure are. april 15th is coming. that will be the tenth year, and we will make them all public very shortly. >> trevor: what's all? >> ten years. >> trevor: ten years of tax returns. >> by the way, i'm delighted to do that, proud to do that. hey, mr. trump, you do the same thing. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: senator bernie sanders, everybody! we'll be right back! quit eating your burgers off a coffee table. if you want to eat a burger, put it on a bar. fresh, juicy beef smashed and smothered in cheese, just like the sports gods intended. the new all-american cheeseburger at buffalo wild wings. rooaaar! state of the art technology makes it brilliant. the visionary lexus nx. lease the 2019 nx 300 for $359 a month for 36

bernie. you have to give bernie credit. he is who he is. he doesn't try to camouflage anything. he has not fluffed anything up. you can go back 30 years of bernie and he has been preaching the same thing for 30 years. bernie doesn't come only across as being sincere, he is sincere in what he believes. on free education, college, i said, bernie, education is local, primary and secondary is free, our colleges too expensive. there are a lot of things you can do to make it more tolerable and affordable. i said, bernie, you make college free. i have a son who is almost 40, he would still be in college. he loved it so much, he never left. >> what did he say? sen. manchin: he laughed little bit. aside, bernie, we need to attract smart people to the market. but if they knew they could offset -- i would say this, anybody who gets a stafford loan, all the kids whose parents have planned for a college education, that is a lot of people, i said bernie, we have to pay for everybody. a lot of people have w

ladies and gentlemen, senator bernie sanders. [cheers and applause] >> senator sanders: thank you very much. thank you. >> bret: senator, we wanted to start -- we will get a lot of questions from the audience, martha and i will follow up throughout. let's start by getting work to our audience. our first question is from joe. he is a student from allentown, pennsylvania. what is your question? >> hi, senator sanders. now that your tax returns have been released and you have been identified as a millionaire and in the top 1%, will you pay your fair share, and how do you plan to apply the policies that you've been talking about enforcing on top earners? thank you, senator sanders. >> senator sanders: i happen to believe, joe, that we have an absurd tax system, and while millions of people today are paying actually more in taxes than anticipated, amazon, netflix, and dozens of major corporations, as a result of trump's tax bill, paid nothing in federal taxes. i think that's a disgrace. so today -- [cheers and applause] you raised the

after a week of bad biden headlines there is a new narrative emerging around bernie sanders. >> bernie sanders hitting donald trump on not releasing taxes. he hasn't released his either. >> i don't think that bernie sanders can get away with that again in this cycle. >> you can't throw rocks from a glass house. that's what bernie sanders is doing. >> just rip off the band-aid. >> martha: the pressure on senator sanders intensifying before these headlines from the weekend had sunk in. stop thinking of bernie sanders as a gaslight. think of him as the front it's true. sanders tops the polls among democrats who declared they are running for president. he leads everyone in fund-raising. $18 million in his war chest. that comes with just 1 week to go before the fox news bernie sanders town hall. a preview from the senator. >> when i go on fox, how do you explain that to people who voted for trump if you don't talk to people who voted for trump. >> martha: the town hall will be in pennsylvania. the biggest growth zone there has been in manufacturing. the issue of the economy the biggest hill

also, bernie sanders said he will beat. he will be victorious in 2020, if he is elected he will blow up senate rules for change for u.s. economy. bulldoze through his single payer on a simplest 51 majority vote. there is still the nagging problem, federal income and corporate taxes would have to double for his plan. we have that story. and top house republicans are now jumps on our challenge bandwagon to democrats daring the democrats in the house to name one problem they fixed in first 100 days in house majority. >> to border, president now said horrible laws that congress refuses to fix, is forcing him to put more military at the border. have we that debate. and new details on a secret text-message. sent by an ms-13 gang member revealing how they play the broken system using fake, fraudulent family units to get across the border. we're detecting a shift, media now turning attention to the crisis. we have this for you. you will not believe which top democrat now says yes. imgrajtimmigrants should assimid learn the language

this is interesting, in 2016 this was just a bernie problem. and bernie was a unicorn. >> it is fascinating, i talk to mainstream democrats and wall street financiers would like joe biden to run, or core cory bookr anyone but bernie sanders. kennedy: is nancy doing the right thing. >> they say she is, full disclosure, i went to the same high school with aoc. >> 40 years difference? >> anyway. we came from the bronx, almost same neighborhood. believe it or not. -- if you look at donald trump. he was -- a lot of people thought he was far right of republican party. if you look at him, he governed. he is a wacky guy, and he talks nutty. but she is -- he is a governed pretty mainstream republican. bill buckley hardly a guy an isolationist. even though he is crazy. bernie sanders on the other hand, this is pelosi is worried about, i think. is crazy personally and espouses nutty left wing ideas. kennedy: but in a very consistent way as we saw last night. >> they are afraid he will lose to trump. kennedy: i think he would. they never took care of the b

you heard what bernie sanders had to say. is not willing to pay it, why should we. >> i think bernie sanders said why should i pay it when someone makes more than me. let's be honest about it. his wealth is only a couple million by the tax plan he's trying to provide right now will approach those making hundred, $200 million, even billionaires. it is going to touch those who make the most wealth in this country which i think is a good thing. why should the top few people in this country combined only pay a minimum amount, warned buffett said he does not have a problem paying taxes someone like bernie sanders is suggesting in this tax plan. >> you mentioned he did make millions, release his tax returns right before last night started. he didn't make those millions through socialism. he made them through capitalism. >> is clearly a hypocrite. he could write a check to the u.s. treasury and pay the pretrial tax rates if you think that what it should be right now. clearly hypocrisy. the big problem anytime you had them with a har

everyone is trying to imitate bernie. bernie is the guy who is running this race. he is any position right now that trump was in a 2016, everybody in the democratic party is running i'm afraid to take him off because they hope he eventually will collapse and they will get his support, but he is writing 25 to 30% in all the polls, start nea. he can speak during that lane, win iowa, new hampshire, to welcome in california and new york care there's a reason democrats are running scared of bernie, what is puzzling to me o interested in what the journalists on twitter say, this echo chamber in the media, that they won't just go to where the mainstream of their own party is, which is the moderate area. joe biden is a terrible candidate, he is actually leading and most of the polls because he is perceived as a moderate. >> tucker: that's totally true! >> beto and buttigieg, the reason both redoing well for a moment was because they were both perceived as moderate modh all of the platitudes. they want to be more like bernie than biden, nobody in the democratic party has th

heading into the 2020 election crazy bernie on there tonight. that was hard to watch my bernie sanders, wow, g come every communist idea we possibly can. the left must be held accountable pushing, this two and a half year device hoax into the president of the united states but more importantly this cannot happen again. they must be held accountable for some of the most radical elements of the democratic party and media including congresswoman omar. since sworn into office, omar at the of controversy surrounding her very anti-semitic remarks and more recently facing a wave of criticism for minimizing the 9/11 attacks on this country that took nearly 3,000's of our friends, our fellow citizens, or neighbors. she called it some people that did something. watch this. >> cair was founded after 9/11 and they recognize that some people did something and all of us were to lose access to civil liberties. >> sean: another recently surfaced video this one from 2013, look at congresswoman omar seemingly joking about america's vilification about al qaeda and

focusing on the issues like bernie sanders was talking about. health care and all the things that democrats ran on in 2018. the problem is they have a liberal base angry with the president and a few high profile members in the caucus who want to take a different path. i think they will take an aggressive investigative path and perhaps this will change but right now i don't see this. >> the politics of this is pretty clear. there's investigation fatigue and robert costa, what pelosi knows and the 2020 candidates aside from kamala harris and elizabeth warren are understanding is this could help re-elect donald trump. he will gin up the base and his campaign fund raising against robert mueller. >> for months they have been lead by speaker pelosi in terms of the political strategy. that will continue for the months to come. it's been clear what the statements by senator warren an harris that there's a clamor on the left side of the democratic party to be a more aggressive in going after president trump and a little bit of political tension between t

is bernie sanders a better candidate this time around? >> he's performing better than he did last time around. there's a couple reasons for that. he's got the name recognition that he got last time around. he also has a structure in place that he put together last time and he was able to reenergize that right away. three, he doesn't necessarily have the democratic national committee or at least the party organization actively working against him in the way they were back when hillary clinton was running. that has helped him a lot. paul: the colleague, karl rove, columnist, says he thinks bernie is softening the harder edges of socialism this time. do you agree? >> no. but he's not talking about that so much. he's talking about health care, which everybody wants to have handed to them. paul: medicare for all. >> he doesn't explain that it's government dictating what treatment you can get and what treatment you can't get and getting in line and that sort of thing. you know, i think the democrats if they thought bernie had a chance of beatin

is again working its magic in its quest to destroy crazy bernie saunders for the more traditional but not very bright sleepy joe biden here we go again but this time please show a little more anger and indignation when you get trump has good reason to be concerned back in two thousand and sixteen twelve percent of bernie sanders supporters turned against hillary clinton and they ended up voting for donald trump donald trump wouldn't be sitting in the oval office without them and new polls show that history could repeat itself twenty six percent of bernie sanders supporters would not vote for elizabeth warren in the final election despite the fact that she has similar policies to her democratic rival and this growing overlap between trump and burning supporters seems to be a growing phenomena i'm seventy eight and have been waiting for bernie oh my life if it's not burning my vote goes to trump out of pure spite now i can believe that i have some trump voting friends who always said that if trump wasn't running they'd vote for bonus sound as easily they have a lot of voter overlap even

this as bernie sanders, here is what's going on with bernie sanders. he's now trying to claim he never was a soviet-style communist. we're calling it the miss education of bernie we guess now bernie is out with this story, "he likes countries like denmark and sweden and he's saying that that old soviet union, that's not my thing." now he's going to claim, he says , to release 10 years worth of tax returns, showing he's a millionaire of capitalism. let's bring in republican strategist and civic forum pack chair ford o'connell. your take on bernie here, ford. >> i think he's engaging a little bit of revision as history. we've obviously seen videos of in praising soviet-style red lines and praising the communist leadership of cuba as well as his love affair with maduro, but when he's pushing by the green new deal out of control taxing and spending to denmark and sweden is just a complete and utter falsehood, because that's know the what denmark and sweden did to turnaround their econom ies. liz: let's break break down what ford is giving to you. to ford's

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if bernie sanders were to be the democratic nominee, and all sorts of people have issues whether bernie sanders is a democrat or not, but if he were to get that nomination to the degree donald trump won a lot of his votes on the basis of economic pollpulism, does berni sanders have similar appeal? >> that's the question. he will be tested in a general election against trump and see if those factor that john is talking about comes into play. one thing that does occur to me talking about this dynamic in the democratic primaries here to the extent there's resistance, there is resistance you will hear towards sanders that will make its way through the media. you can say from the democratic establishment, whatever -- however want to define it. you will hear that one question that raises when you look ahead to a general election is would something potentially work in his favor a little bit in the same way it worked in trump's favor in 2016 and that is the critical voices of donald trump from within the republican party, from within the republican establishment, they may have actually solidifi

it's okay to say when it was just bernie. bernie came with reinforcements. i think they have to take them seriously. >> donna: let me say as a democrat, she's right. there's only about five or six people who self identify as democratic socialists. while they make a lot of noise, they are not the band playing the music. >> lawrence: up next, president trump ready to make good on his threat to dump illegal immigrants into sanctuary cities at a big-time hollywood liberal now agrees with him on immigration. you've got to see it next on "the five" ." considering? the 2019 subaru outback is an iihs top safety pick plus. the honda cr-v is not. sorry, honda. which suv would make the best investment? the subaru outback has the best resale value in its class for 2019, according to kelley blue book. even better than the toyota rav4. sorry, toyota. it's easy to love a subaru. >> donna: fox news alert. a catastrophic fire still raging in paris, france, at the notre dame cathedral. we are getting new information. paris prosecutors think the fire was started accidentally b

like bernie sanders. be in america where you can be a socialist because the capitalist system and the free markets will bail you out. they are the adults. you can be the socialist child that plays around. once the child gets control of the toys, everything is gone and the lesson and i try to bring it up, the lesson wyatt fails is centralized government means there's one failure, the whole thing falls apart. the entire cake gets poisoned. decentralized government prevents that some of one part fails, 49 others can succeed. that's why in the united states we have a lot of great cities and a lot of terrible ones or a few terrible ones. it's kind of odd how the ones that are really bad or actually closest to the model of socialism. >> dana: i was going to say that socialists in america are protected by the bubble wrap of capitalism. >> greg: you just summarized my point delightfully. >> jesse: they want to pop the bubble wrap and want to annoy everybody. >> greg: i don't think they want to pop it. they like i

the president is going after bernie sanders in a tweet, saying, bernie sanders and his wife should pay the pre-trump taxes on their almost $600,000 in income. he's always complaining about these big tax cuts except when it benefits him. they made a fortune off of trump, but so did everybody else, and that's a good thing, not a bad thing. okay. two things. number one, bernie sanders voted against the tax cuts and said that he would rather pay more taxes because he earned more money, and he doesn't want a trump tax cut. and, number two, that's pretty rich coming from someone who doesn't want to release his taxes so americans can't see whether he profited by his own tax cut. >> right. this is not a lane that president trump needs to swim in because he's not releasing his tax returns. but it is really rich when you have bernie sanders, who has really railed against the 1%, now we realize he is one of them. and now we also know that he is doing everything he can to avail himself of the tax benefits that are out there for people that do make more money and do benefit from our great capitalis

this is why biden is mad against bernie sanders. much of the stories planted by biden hugging kissing, smelling people's hair, this stuff no one cared about, joe biden is not a philanderer was planted by bernie sanders. neil: there is no proof of that. >> no proof. they believe it. they're plugged in. there is a little proof. one of the woman was an avowed bernie sanders supporter. he smelled her hair a little creepy. i won't smell your hair anymore. neil: please. >> what i'm saying is, that put joe back on his heels. bernie now -- neil: could get nasty. >> in a splintered race. suppose he gets 30% and -- neil: everything is proportional. everything is proportional. thank you, buddy. >> okay. neil: we got news from twitter very serious about suspending accounts for those that speak violently or say false things. january to march 100,000 such accounts were suspended. doesn't go into detail what largely they were or how many were affected beyond that, whether this continues but of course it follows criticism on capitol hill that socia

bernie is bernie, you got to give bernie credit. he is who he is. he doesn't try to camouflage anything. you can go back 30 years of bernie and he has been preaching the same thing for 30 years. bernie doesn't come only across as being sincere, he is sincere in what he believes. on free education, college, i said, bernie, education is local, primary and secondary is paid for, it is free, and college is extremely too expensive. but there is a lot of things we can do to make it more tolerable and affordable. and i said, bernie, you make education free. . i have a son who is lower than 40, he would still be in college. he loved it so much, he never left. [laughter] reporter: what did he say to that? sen. manchin: we left a little bit. i said, here is the difference between me and you. we have the best and brightest but sometimes we can't attract them to the market because the pay and things of that sort. but if they knew they could this, anybodyay who gets a stafford loan, all the kids as have planned for college, gets fine. i said, bernie, we do have

he's crazy is a bed bug but you know he doesn't quit crazy bernie i tell you i got to hand it to for thirty sold out to the devil so here's a shock for you donald trump is genuinely concerned about bernie sanders especially his nomination by the democrats in two thousand and twenty the democratic national committee sometimes referred to as the d.n.c. is again working its magic in its quest to destroy crazy bernie saunders for the more traditional but not very bright sleepy joe biden here we go again but this time please show a little more anger and indignation when you get trump has good reason to be concerned back in two thousand and sixteen twelve percent of bernie sanders supporters turned against hillary clinton and they ended up voting for donald trump donald trump wouldn't be sitting in the oval office without them and new polls show that history could repeat itself twenty six percent of bernie sanders supporters would not vote for elizabeth warren in the final election despite the fact that she has similar policies to her democratic rival and this growing overlap between trump

about bernie sanders appeal and how he can appeal. he appeals to younger voters and not women of color and not people of color in general. that's no what he managed to do at all in 2016. >> right. hillary clinton just clobbered him on african-american voters. it wasn't even close. bernie does have a problem. i don't think he's confidentamf. he doesn't relate very well. it's a problem he's got to overcome. when you get into this southern primaries, you can get killed as he did in '16 if you don't get a chunk of that vote. i think it will be very hard for bernie to do it. that's his achilles heel. of the 20 candidates, every one of them has some sort of an achilles heel. if we're viewing this by the best campaigner, we cannot it now and give it to mayor pete. he's by far the best campaigner in the line up. >> those are the young stars that have broken out. beto o'rourke has kind of faded from the screens for a while. >> yeah. i was told by our correspondent down at the she the people event that he had a tough time answering some questio

there is no way to answer that question, i don't think that bernie is hypocritical. like when warren buffet said, my secretary pays more than me, that not the point, we have a problem coming forward for next political cycle it will be huge about wealth inequality and what you do with this tax system, when bernie put out a tweet of all companies that did not pay tax, the tax code for year after year, politics have given money to tax corporationses, republicans and democrats, allow them to get around the system, people line like that. david: it is a little bit hypocritical for someone who is always complaining about special breaks of the rich to take advantage of the breaks? >> yeah, robert changed topic, john, you have gone off the topic. what wrong with you people. david: we need leadership, there a way to give more money to the government, you can write a check to the u.s. treasury, if someone is important to you, why are you forced to do it, if you think you should donate, do you need someone to force you, if you want to stand up for a right, do you need someone to

when trump starts talking a little more about bernie. he starts getting into praising him for his accumin and being able to whip up large crowds and get them very excited. he even drills into and starts complimenting bernie's impressive fund-raising hauls, including with small dollar donors. there is a visceral understanding, if not concern for a sanders campaign, and how it's not maybe necessarily the cake walk he says it is in public, the president definitely is of two minds of bernie 2020. >> should president trump be scared of bernie sanders? >> we live in an age where donald trump could get elected president. i don't think anyone can sit here and sayre bu bernie sander can't. >>> breaking news here in new york, hillary clinton calls for the release of the full mueller report. she was just moments ago, speaking at the time 100 summit. >> that is the main story, and it's a story that needs to be told and retold over and over again, because we were the subject of a foreign adversary's attack, an attack on our election, on our sovereign

bernie sanders frustrates people. he never answers questions, he either believes the person answering. let's watch. >> how can you challenge the idea that socialism is bad in the minds of the public may not. >> asked them, not me. the marginal tax rate was 26% because of the situation. why not say that i'm leaving this and why not say you're going to not take this? [laughter] >> i am -- i paid the taxes that i owe. by the way, you have donald trump up here, ask them how much he pays in taxes. >> would you be willing to be 52% on the money that you made? can volunteer or send it back. [talking over each other] >> well, -- we have a -- >> martha, why don't you -- he makes more money than i do. >> and it's more than that. he never answers basic policy questions about single payers. causing lower and middle income taxes to go up. it will wipe out insurance, wipeout obamacare. it's back-and-forth. >> that back-and-forth between bernie sanders and martha was revealing about what the bernie sanders campaign is about. it's no

bernie sanders loading the pack with over $18 million. coomb luharris is in second, followed by beto o'rourke and pete buttigieg. and elizabeth wooren. joe lockhart is here. that's a lot of dough, joe. the top ten, bernie out rauzed the next closest candidate said by $6 millions this quarter. >> it is a lot of mun ea. it's not surprising he's got a base built in 2016. i think some of the more surprising numbers are there are a lot of people raisish a lot of dough. the trick is to get to the debates and use the debates to shine. unless they can do something remarkable in the debates, you'll start seeing people fall off. kbut there's no doubt bernie sanders is going to have the funtds he needs run a very aggressive campaign. glrs there was a noim said report talking about you would think if you look at men a of the leading voices in the part y, that it was far left, liberal right, then led to believe. they're worried that he is too farlift to represent the whole democratic part a. is that legit? >> i think there is something to that. for he

like bernie. why do you say that? >> i think that most millennials are trying to get their financial situations figured out, you know, paying off student loans, buying their first house, getting married, having kids. and i think it's really important to not have his programs tax people to death and so that we can kind of make financial decisions for ourselves and prosper. todd: mckay la, thank you for your time. full disclosure tom is running for d.a. in our local county. when i asked him what he thought of bernie's ads he said socialism doesn't work. why do you say that. >> socialism doesn't work. everywhere it's tried it's been failed. venezuela is a perfect example and all across the world. what i like is president trump's policies that have given us the best economy in 50 years. lower unemployment rates for everybody across the board and that's why it's working in america and that's why socialism does not work. todd: tom, thank you for your time. we finish up here with samantha. samantha helps

or maybe it is bernie sanders. it could be bernie sanders getting under his skin. he's been tweeting a lot about monday's fox news town hall with the presidential candidate. trump tweeted around 9:00 washington time, many trump fans and signs were outside of the fox news studio last night in thethriving, thank you, president trump, bethlehem, pennsylvania, for the interview with crazy bernie sanders. big complaints about not being let in. stuffed with bernie supporters. what's with fox news? i guess -- does he produce by tweet, executive producer the show by tweet? >> yes. >> he's not happy that people who liked what bernie had to say. 11 hours earlier, trump tweeted, so weird to watch crazy bernie on fox news. not surprisingly, brett baier and the audience was so smiley and nice. bret is so nice, by the way. now, we have donna brazile, the newest contributor, former dnc head. trump has ripped brazile for tipping hillary clinton off about a question before one of her 2016 debates with sanders. fair game. fox did not respond to trump's latest criticism, but bret bai

plus an raucus bernie sanders town hall. did you watch it? and dana, greg, jesse and the rest of "the five" are in nashville. they will join us live to tell us what they are upto. hello, everyone. i'm julie banderas in for dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." we begin top of our hour, french president macron is about to give an address on the massive fire at notre dame cathedral. the investigation into what caused the inferno in full swing as the city of lights tries to recover from one of its darkest days. we will go to president macron as he addresses the nation. >> translator: together in paris, the capacity to marvelize, to unite in order to win. all loy onni along our history, have built cities, ports, churches. many have been burned or destroyed by the war, revolut n revolutiorevolutio revolutions and each time we have built them. the fire at notre dame reminds us that our history never stops. never. and that we will have always some tests, some struggles that we will have to beat. something that we believe to be indestructable

bernie sanders is a millionaire. over the past three years bernie sanders made over $3 million. which makes him one of the wealthy people he himself targets on the campaign trail. >> we are going to ask the millionaires and billionaires of this country to start paying their fair share. bleian airs and millionaires have poured hundreds of millions of dollars into the political process supporting republican candidates and today is pay back time for them. >> okay, sanders tonight, though, insists he is not out to make enemies out of the rich. >> stop vilifying to say that people have a whole lot of money, in some cases billions of dollars of wealth. they should pay their fair share of taxes. >> member of president trump's 2020 re-elected advisory co council. look, as i have been saying sanders is so lucky to live in a capitalist society because he wrote a book about being a socialist and people bought it, and so he got to make all this money. and he's now made a few million dollars over the past few years because of his book. what do you make of the numbers? obviously the past year

. >> senator bernie sanders says he is a millionaire. the vermont senator has denounced millionaires for years >> i wrote two books in recent years. one of them was a bestseller on "the new york times" bestsellers list, translated to five or six languages. it did very well. i made money on that book. >> trevor: wow, bernie sanders. a.k.a., the enemy of the rich, a.k.a., social superman, has come out as a millionaire. i wonder if he came out to his family, first-- "guys, there's something i need to tell you. i'm actually rich." and his family was like, "bernie, we have known for years. we had a feeling when you started ordering appetizers, bernie." now, obviously, for many people this is a bit shocking because hating millionaires is bernie's whole thing. this is like finding out donald trump is secretly mexican. "we need to build a wall to keep my in-laws from coming over. make america grrks rande again." bernie is not going to change his core principles because of this. that is not who he is. but i thought it would be funny if we started

does bernie not get that? >> you know i checked this and the only two states currently -- first of all this is a states rights issue so i resent the fact that he stepping on that but two states currently let felons in jail vote and that is maine in vermont. trish: i'm glad new hampshire is in on that list. you are doing time behind bars you aren't going to get to vote. it's just wrong and i think your average american senses that did i get that he wants to rewrite everything and robin i know you are democrat so i don't know where you are in this whole socialist thing. it's just my economic background it never works. just never works. look at venezuela. that kind of thing is not going to fly and now he's talking about having people in prison vote. what kind of world is bernie living in and who on earth this is going to appeal to? >> you know you see this every election. right now you mentioned aoc. we are living in a world of aoc where they are throwing the most extreme things the left have two the wall to see

warren or bernie sanders is the same lane. bernie sanders surprisingly is easily defeating her. buttigieg raised more money than elizabeth warren. connell: we talked earlier about the warren tax plan, how everybody calls it populist, bernie sanders that is the term he would love to hear and as we know that was the term a lot of people associated with donald trump, anti-establishment. is it true? i know data from 2016 told us it was, i wonder if it still is that bernie sanders can go after, go into trump country to try to take some of those voters? do you think that's still true? >> i think he can take some of them but, that is his plan. i think what he is doing, it's smart, he is trying to get, not to win the african-american vote in the democratic primary, but win some of them. he has to win some of that demographic. if he does that, he could win the nomination n crowded field against donald trump in 2016 that helps him if there are 20 candidates. connell: don't you think the most logical argument still for the democrats, a long way to go, most logical democrats, biden from pen

buttigieg didn't go after bernie, right? he went after bernie's supporters. and that is -- that's not a good move. and i think part of what buttigieg's appeal thus far has been -- for people who really pay a lot of attention to politics, like those of us speaking and those of us watching, were interested in the political analysis. buttigieg is really good at political analysis. that's not great for candidates, right? candidates want to be talking to voters, not making good political analysis. so i think, you know, he's a very talented candidate, but it's yet to be seen how -- if that's going to last and if we're still going to be talking about him in the same way when people start voting next year. >> can i say one thing that will upset people. true numbers. the only people who connect with people up in new hampshire, which is a really political state, jennifer, as you guys know. joe biden, bernie sanders and buttigieg, that's it. once you get the cut lines, running in the high teens and up to 20. everybody is down in the slop. there is nothing there. warren,