that is the democratic party of today. democratic party of today endorses the fbi and fbi leadership spying on political campaigns like we are in some sort of banana republic and conducting espionage and surveillance against individuals of that campaign and fabricating and concealing evidence, hiding exculpatory information to a fisa court all to interfere in our elections. democratic party is okay with hillary clinton and the dnc purchasing from a foreign spy disinformation to throw our country into turmoil and that is the democratic party of today. trish: will that come out? we now know john durham is looking into seeking the good indication records for john brennan who was director of the cia during that time and i suspect there will be interesting things within that john brennan, don't forget, has effectively at this president of treason. >> yeah, number one. as i said about projection earlier, a lot of the criticisms and attacks the democrats are launching, i can only imagine it stems from their deep-seated guilt abou

that is the democratic party of today. democratic party of today endorses the fbi and fbi leadership spying on political campaigns like we are in some sort of banana republic and conducting espionage and surveillance against individuals of that campaign and fabricating and concealing evidence, hiding exculpatory information to a fisa court all to interfere in our elections. democratic party is okay with hillary clinton and the dnc purchasing from a foreign spy disinformation to throw our country into turmoil and that is the democratic party of today. trish: will that come out? we now know john durham is looking into seeking the good indication records for john brennan who was director of the cia during that time and i suspect there will be interesting things within that john brennan, don't forget, has effectively at this president of treason. >> yeah, number one. as i said about projection earlier, a lot of the criticisms and attacks the democrats are launching, i can only imagine it stems from their deep-seated guilt abou

the left-wing of the democratic party, the socialist democrats that aoc kind of represents and speaks for, that are gathering under the banner of bernie sanders now, they don't like america. they are anti-american movement within the democratic party that is growing in power, and we are starting to see them take over a major political party in this country, and it's scary, because what they want for america is the opposite of what america is all about, which is freedom, capitalism, prosperity. that's not the america they want. >> mark: that's all of which aoc calls garbage. don't settle for 10% better than garbage. that would make a great campaign slogan. john, thanks very much to you. california has become the left's political liberatory, as democrats have a new idea, they will give it a test drive in the golden state first. the result? america's most unlivable state. needles and feces piling up in counseling and cities, and homeless camps dominating entire neighborhoods of the metropolis. now, president trump is threatening to take action. on christmas day, the president tweeted "go

democratic party success has been built on the strength of support from african-american voters, especially african-american women, so it has to be respected and acknowledged. i don't agree with steve that hillary clinton was insulting people of color with this selection of tim kaine. i think she devoted her career to standing up for diversity and

the democratic party in contrast will tell you it's the party of unity, the party that brings everyone together. 2016, one of hillary clinton's many slogans was stronger together. it's not a bad message. in fact, it's a great message, but it emphatically does not apply to the democratic party. the democrats as of right now are profoundly divided and getting more so. consider this. joe biden is still at the top of the polls. alexandria ocasio-cortez has become the party's top trend setter, no document she's got more twitter followers than any democrat in congress. how much do biden and cortez like eve other? that's a trick question. they despise each other. cortez thinks biden is pathetic. biden thinks cortez is an extremist nut. of course, they are both right. here's joe guiden. >> medicare for all. >> the party is not there at all. >> some of your opponents are. >> yeah, but the party is not there. the party moved to the left after hillary. she's a bright and wonderful person but where is the party? come on, man. >> that's not the only feud under way tonight. biden himself is under at

of new centrist democrats that have entered the party. host: 60 freshmen democrats joined the house, i think 58 is the number on january 3 of 2019. the caller brings up alexandria ocasio-cortez, there is also ilhan omar. rose, you have lauren underwood in illinois, katie porter in california. is a whole bunch of democrats all over the country. seats in oklahoma and georgia. >> does it frustrate you how much attention the squad got? was ai think it deliberate strategy by republicans to focus on them for political reasons. goingis essentially using after four women of color in a way to create this perception of the party they could use to motivate the voters they need to motivate which is primarily white working-class voters and create this sense that this is what the democratic party is and they are out of touch. and the squad are an important part of the democratic party, and on a lot of issues there is support for what aoc is pushing on environmental issues and health care. if you look at the party as a whole, there is no way around the

the democratic party they will tell you is the party of unity, the party that brings everyone together. in 2016, one of hillary clinton's many slogans was "stronger together." it's not a bad message, it's a great message but itin does not apply to the democratic party. theoe democrats as of right now aree profoundly divided and gettingfo more so. consider this, joe biden is still at the top of the polls for his party's presidential nomination. alexandria ocasio-cortez has become the party's top ideological trendsetter, she's got more twitter followers and joe biden does or any democrats in congress. how much do biden and ocasio-cortez like each other? that's a trick question, they despise each other. ocasio-cortez thinks biden is doddering and pathetic end biden thinks she's a extreme it's not. a to mike of course are both right. >> the party isn't there at all. >> some of your opponents are. >> but the party's not there, you all thought the party moved extremely to the left, aoc is the new party. she's a bright, wonderful person but where's the party, come on man. >> tucker: that's no

party the democratic party can't can't oppose trumps wall street deregulation because the democrats helped him do it the democrats can oppose trump on his judges because they help fast track is judges so you see them talk again they don't care if they implement they even gave drug money for his border wall that's why the democrats are doing russia gate and this impeachment clown try. well ok but you're toeing class war the establishment elites nancy pelosi the most senior democrat says that this is so serious with regard to chop it's more serious than lying about a war that killed wounded or displaced tens of millions of people that's why the democrats are seeking impeachment so if that doesn't make stick just as you saying it doesn't make sense on its face how could have phone call to the ukraine which didn't actually end up in rate and doing anything the president of ukraine didn't even know he was being extorted so why did nancy pelosi not prosecute george bush well wiki leaks revealed that in 2000 to 2002. that c. ploesti was informed that the bush administration was carrying ou

what are you essentially saying is that the democratic party is becoming the old republican party that was supported by big corporate donors but claims you appeal to the average republican party over that was appealing to the creator of the socialists in the in the democratic party the destructors they try to disrupt the society disrupt the family disrupt everything so this is more like you know some rich people in the old saddam structure that were supporting bolsheviks this is more or less resembling the times that's an interesting and now since we mentioned bloomberg let me ask you about another child of the democratic party and i'm talking about to see galbraith who is now presented as yet another kremlin puppet and i think it's true that her and she war rhetoric makes her popular in russia but that certainly doesn't justify calling her a putin's girl. why do you think the democrats are so persistent in calling him playing doc card is that because as you said before perhaps that they cannot come up with anything else or maybe that's because they still believe it could be a fact. i

standing member of the democratic party or not? >> well, i do think we need to have a wider aperture for our politics in america. and less purity tests, but that particular case is someone who is under water, as you referenced, by i think 26 points among his own constituency among the democrats in his district. it's a very conservative district. i do think that leader pelosi wouldn't be moving forward with impeachment if president trump hadn't forced her hand by committing an unprecedented and pretty striking act of dangling military aid over a vulnerable ally to try to get out dirt on his strongest political opponent. and whether or not one or two members of the house caucus vote against it, i think it will come out of the house with an overwhelming vote. >> let me ask you this, though. do you think it's an odd picture to paint if you're impeaching the president of the united states, you believe he's an existential threat to the republic, to the constitution. and then literally, the next hour, you're cutting a deal with him on usm

today's democratic party is a coalition of an usually religious black americans and secular liberals that will work together to impeach donald trump so when it comes to beto o'rourke with those taxis options for churches that don't reform same-sex marriage they will disagree between the two groups and these characters help to explain their longevity. that has been important in a nation that has always been diverse you will always hear a lot of commentary that says the last three or 12 years we have become a diverse country. we've always been a diverse country the british colonies were diverse in the founding fathers recognize they created a constitution that retained power in the states providing for freedom of religion but that there will not be a federal government established you can have them in the states while virginia got rid of the religious establishment they knew about the religious wars of europe and the united states was religiously diverse and they provided a framework in which we could do that in my proposition is the two parties one always on the core constituency the

the democrat party. the media is a winning of the party.t and all of the washington powers, they were all arrayed against us. they're losing, we're winning and we're succeeding in our make america great again. there has never been a better and to be young american. your future -- [cheers and applause] ofs. trump: and the future our nation is unlimited. we've created more than seven since the election including 266,000 new jobs last month alone. for everyone graduating into the are force this year, there now more job openings than job time infor the first the history of our country. applause]d pres. trump: young people like you have seen their wages rise 10% since the nottion, a number that has been surpassed. median household incomes are the highest in the history of our country. pay household take-home gains will reach up to $10,000 a year. happened. under president obama, it was $975 for eight years. income. under president bush it was $450. years, eight years. $450, $975. years, really less, 2 1/2 yea

party but also with the republican party and so there might be a concern that if the democrats nominate someone who is perceived as too moderate that a lot of voters won't be excited about that candidate and they might actually stay home come election day and lincoln meant so i wonder for the democrats and assuming that they have got to run on something broader than this message of just not trump i think that's a kind of an odd question because if you look at any candidate who's ever run for president modern times they run on a whole range of issues they talk about a whole lot of issues that's how you run for president you can't run for president not talk about the economy and not talk about foreign policy or not talk about health care there are some issues which the democrat regardless of who it is will talk about because they poll so well for the democrats so i would expect climate change and guns which we haven't heard that much about in the primary but which pulled. very well among swing voters to take a more center role once the general election rolls around the other thing to keep

and the radicalized democratic party. and i think the president said it's a suicide march. i actually think in a very deep way it is going to be good for the country because of the clarifying moment. i think people will drill down on this, i think we have to start asking for details, i think you see nancy pelosi all the way up in the force march, she started on september 24 when she's tried to bigfoot his speech on nationalism. she came out to start this impeachment inquiry and have free shot for four weeks and people started to get organized and the president said i didn't nothing wrong, it's a perfect call, what i did is right and people start to galvanize around that to understand what the president was trying to accomplish and i think it's when the president structured, the clarifying moment in a suicide for the democrats. i think people feel their stopping as of yesterday, nancy pelosi is now playing additional games, the big thing that they argued the inter time, he's a clear and present danger. that's what we have

party is wall street the democratic party is basically of the neo liberal wall street party that believes that if you give more money to the billionaires they'll spend it into the economy instead of doing what steve describes in the stowing spending it back into the financial markets to keep inflating asset prices well today isn't made by saving money it's not made by investing in factories it's made by buying stocks and bonds that the federal reserve inflates in price by this huge 4.6 trillion of point a tape of easing that is all spent into the stocks and bonds not into the real economy that's why we're filming here in brooklyn across the bridge you see the financial center 14 trillion dollars gone into rescuing them saving that is the millennial generation z. the next generation that's going to have to pay all these debts that accumulated by these banks stirrers they live out here and this is the heart of where all these policies of like a wealth tax of medicare for all these you guys all these sort of ideas are coming from out here front running is a double entendre for this show beca

party the democratic party can't can't oppose trump's wall street deregulation because the democrats helped him do it the democrats can oppose trump on his judges because they help fast track is judges so you see them talk again they will scale if they implement they even gave drug money for his border wall that's why the democrats are doing russia gate and this impeachment clown trial ok but utah in class war the establishment elites nazi pelosi them a c.v. a democrat says.

i am hoping the democratic party goes down in flames. host: i think she meant republican at the end. confused by i was that. i do not think anything would change janet's mind. and: individualism. it was not. it was about localism and communities and place and rootedness. would be wise to understand becausewisconsin, 32, and 12 counties in michigan switched from obama to trump in the space of four years. guest: absolutely. were voters that voted for change. it is as simple as that. what i find is really interesting among the obama -obama-trump voter is that they liked president obama personally. aspirationals speeches and his family and how can -- he conducted himself, but they did not like his policies. you just need to look at what happened in those counties in the midterms. it is a flip with donald trump. they do not like him so much. he is not someone they would invite to dinner because they find his personality on twitter is his personality in real life, but they do like his policies and they do like how it impacts their communities.

it is a comfortable way to go and he is the conscience of the democratic party. he is watching elizabeth and joe like a hawk. doesn't matter what happens. joe biden has a different problem, expectations. these famous. he's got to do well. if he is so wounded out of iowa and new hampshire, does he finished second, third? does piece become just famous enough after iowa? media,e darling of the the narrative for the next generation of the republican party. >> democrat. >> i got republicans on the mind, sorry. the bottom line, democrats tend to like someone who is about tomorrow. they have always been that. kennedy will go to the moon because we can. the new frontier. passing the torch to a new generation. the last hundred the democratic party nominated someone older than the monument in washington. that is not the way it usually goes. right now, they may do it again with joe biden. so, the expectations between iowa and new hampshire are very important. one last problem. whoever wins in iowa and new run into aas got to very interesting cultural demographic and carolin

democratic with the party, which i was a part of hijackedese brainless the party. donald trump's platform was the democratic platform in the 1980's. america first. president obama, if he ran in the primary, would be with the joe biden. he could not win as a candidate. that is how far left of the democrats have gone. >> i tend to agree. wherea weird world republicans act like democrats. the republican is behind him. fiveresident has nominated openly gay ambassadors. with that have happened in 2004? probably not. first step act, mandatory minimums, which affect african-americans. that was something i don't believe a republican would've signed in the past. world, in a good way. these are good steps the republican party needed to take. >> averting a shutdown without waiting until the 11th and a half hour. >> the democrats should get credit for that. that was a bipartisan look. this myth the democratic party is being hijacked by the left, it is a myth. it does not bear out if you look ran018 the candidates that all of those houses seats, they were moderate. the party ha

party the democratic party can't can't oppose trump's wall street deregulation because the democrats helped him do it the democrats can oppose trump on his judges because they help fast track is judges so you see them talk again they don't care if they implement they even gave drug money for his border wall that's why the democrats are doing russia gate and this impeachment clown try. well ok but you told in class war the establishment elites nancy pelosi the most senior democrat says that this is so serious with regard to chop it's more serious than lying about a war that killed wounded or displaced tens of millions of people that's why the democrats are seeking impeachment so that doesn't make stick just as you saying it doesn't make sense on its face how could have phone call to the ukraine which didn't actually end up in rate and doing anything the president of ukraine didn't even know he was being extorted so why did nancy pelosi not prosecute george bush well wiki leaks revealed that in 2000 to 2002. that c. ploesti was informed that the bush administration was carrying out a t

party the democratic party can't can't oppose trumps wall street deregulation because the democrats helped him do it the democrats can oppose trump on.

message to get working them class democrats back to the democratic party those working class democrats who left the party to go to vote for donald trump who can get them back in michigan illinois wisconsin and pennsylvania before he was president donald trump told me he was in favor of the popular vote. are you in favor of a popular vote you mean getting rid of the electoral college yeah absolutely i think it's such it belongs in the smithsonian museum look if there's anything sacred it seems to me that we could all should all be able to agree on is that whoever gets the most votes wins the election that should have that should be the case now and i think it's appalling that in this young century we've already had 2 presidents elected or you know who ended up being president because without winning the popular vote that the american people did not choose to be the president of the united states george w. bush and donald trump they both happen to republicans i don't care was republican or democrat my position has always been the electoral college. is an anachronism and we have to get an

for the hour we will highlight the failures for the democratic party. and we will start with the impeachment fiasco on capitol hill. as we speak, nancy pelosi is demanding a political ransom in exchange for turning over the articles of impeachment for the u.s. senate. and the majority leader calling it absurd. check it out. >> are you surprised to have been handed two impeachment articles from the speaker? >> yeah, believe it or not, the papers have to be physically brought over to the senate. we cannot go forward until the speaker does that. she is apparently trying to tell us how to run the trial. you know, i'm not actually wanting to have a trail so if she wants told the papers, go right ahead. it seems to me observe position that after you impeach the president you will not send the papers over mandated by the constitution. >> dan: pelosi is facing widespread criticism over the stand. senator johnson is calling it absurd. ted cruz said the delay is "a sign of weakness." in senator graham accused of constitutional extortion of the beacon. lindsey gra

democratic party of today traffics in hate, lies and racism. trish: many democrats refusing to call out ilhan omar and lewis farrakhan. miller, he's a racist, he's a white supremacist. some even equate him with hitler's henchmen in nazi germany. he's daring to call out the economic policies. >> democratic party of today traffics in lies, hatred and yes racism. donald trump is the anti-racist president. they frankly care more today about helping illegal aliens and foreign citizens than their own con city be went. >> can you explain this guy to me? he's scary. >> there is a bunch of guys in this movement close to trump that are sad angry little boys that didn't have any friends in college or something, that there is this kind of creepiness. >> this guy is really a cancer on this country, not just this presidency. trish: as for the print media, his comments made news. on one anti-conservative blog the author said it says something even worse that a national cable news host would help prop up miller. really? the guy who is the chief policy advisor

nancy pelosi would like to think she is the head of the party but the democratic party gave a lot of air time and space to the squad. that's why bernie sanders a candidate for the democratic ticket has aoc up there and not nancy pelosi. speaking for him. she said this is not an advanced society. i would like to know specifics from alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> isn't bernie sanders using aoc. he needs her and she is capitalizing on bernie sanders by grabbing that far left vote. she knows this campaign is not going anywhere. >> this is one socialist in the united states senate and in the united states house. that's the two of them. y'all don't know how the democratic party works. our focus is on nancy pelosi. she has our support. we are focused on the crimes that donald trump committed and whether he is above the law. >> bernie sanders is lookinging to ruin christmas dinner for million of americans. his campaign is sending something to young supporters called family persuasion guides: it's up to us to make the moral appeal to our older relatives to join us in voting for bernie sanders b

i'm just trying to provide new energy and new ideas to the democratic party to help us all move forward in the 21st century. i would certainly never do anything that would increase the chances of donald trump becoming president again or staying president. and i am thrilled that i'm bringing independence and libertarians of disaffected trump voters into the fold, but that's how we're going to grow the democratic party and beat donald trump in 2020. >> thaurnk you so much for maki time tonight. i appreciate it. >>> coming up the state of the rest of the 2020 field. how things have changed and how they've stayed the same next. h they've stayed the same next there's a lot of talk about value out there. but at fidelity, value is more than just talk. we offer commission-free online u.s. stock and etf trades. and, when you open a new fidelity brokerage account, your cash is automatically invested at a great rate -- that's 21 times more than schwab's. plus, fidelity's leading price improvement on trades saved investors hundreds of millions of dollars last year. that's why fidelity continues to

are the real racists. >> the democratic party elected the first black party and they are where 90% of the african-americans in 2020 will vote democrat. you know that. >> i have to laugh at you. don't cut me off. look at me. we will play this tape back when trump wins and cracks the black vote. >> please, please. what is the percentage? >> don't cut me off. >> don't cut me off! >> [overlapping talking]. >> i will guarantee you 2020. >> [overlapping talking]. >> play the tape, laura. >> i didn't say consecutive. >> [overlapping talking]. >> i am republican. republicans freed the slaves. >> laura: one at a time. >> he keeps cutting me off. >> stop cutting me off. she just said on national tv 20% of african-americans will vote for trump. that will never happen. we will go back to that. >> they said it would never happen that trump would win. >> you would never be nominated as a republican. >> that's racist! >> laura: he said a bunch of wild things. leo is asserting a projection as a fact. this is what the democrats on capitol hill have done for the last 3 months. i have a hard break. that

us democratic party leaders outline impeachment charges against president trump who says the case against him is weak. hello welcome to al-jazeera live from doha i'm dan is also coming up. hundreds of saudi military aviation students are grounded in the u.s. after a shooting at a base in florida plus. that the government is bankrupt frankly. new warnings about lebanon sinking economy after a deal to form a new government unraveled. prime minister received the nobel peace prize but says it should also be shared with eritrea's leader. says he impeachment charges against him a week democratic party leaders announced on tuesday accusing him of abuse of power and obstruction of congress heidi joe castro reports from washington standing before a portrait of one of the nation's founding fathers george washington house democratic leaders made a historic announcement today in service to our duty to the constitution and to our country. the house committee on the judiciary is introducing 2 articles of impeachment charging the president of the united states donald j. drum with committing high crimes