, hold up testimony to hillary clinton, force hillary clinton to testify about these documents right then and there in order to refresh her recollection. final word to you, hans? >> all of this is very important for one purpose only and that is accountability to the public for wrongdoing in the federal government. liz: she is in a corner now. hans, great to see you. come back soon. >> thanks for having me. liz: let's bring in lou dobbs. lou, great to see you. you're down in washington. you have a big interview tonight. >> absolutely, liz. thank you very much. we're coming to you from washington, d.c. our exclusive interview with vice president mike pence. we'll be talking about the coronavirus epidemic and president trump's whole of government response and it is working and working now. also joining us tonight, congressman doug collins and congressman devin nunez, the "washington examiner"'s byron york and investigative reporter sarah carter. we have a lot to talk about, liz, including back and forth between the chief justice of the supreme court and the senate minority leader chuck

there is no one lurking, certainly not hillary clinton. donald trump's dream to run for reelection would be to run against hillary again, one of the least popular politicians you could paul right now. the president would love that but i don't think any democrats participating in the primary process would and i'm not sure any of those folks are calling for her to get back in this thing. rob: to they have a candidates? they don't have an obama really speaks to the people. we appreciate it. jillian: donald trump ready to end of panic selling on wall street was our next guest believes investors will remain on a gentle certainty is restored. peter morici joins us with more. rob: tom brady may walk away from football, he's not hitting anymore. next big move for the super bowl winning qb coming up. hey mama what's up? did you switch my service from verizon to t-mobile? yep, t-mobile has the only nationwide 5g. let's see if you right about that? [phone ringing] mama? it works at the aquarium. in the parking garage. at the beach. it works in the mo

elizabeth: hillary clinton won 63 million votes. that is debate about policy. chad, thank you for your reporting. get right to "fox nation" host, tomi lahren. hang on a second. we're seeing dow futures popping. s&p 500 popping. dallas fed president kaplan says he doesn't see recession this year. tommy, great to see you. what is the reaction to senator schumer threatening the justices at a rally in front of the supreme court while they were inside arguing cases? you know what? he said it on tape. he is saying now he didn't say it but it is on tape. >> well i think he is aid digsing to be a -- auditioning to be a member of the squad. no doubt the democratic party goes to the radical level. this excites the base. fires people up. dinosaurs and establishment elites chuck schumer are trying to compete with the rashida tlaibs, aocs, ayanna pressley, getting more radical and extreme just as those women do. you will see it backfire on people like chuck schumer, even if you disagree with his policies does seem somewhat out of character for someone of his stature. elizab

listen to hillary clinton talk about bernie sanders. watch this. >> my reaction is let's follow the rules. we've got rules. we had rules last time and we have rules this time and i think it is always a good time to follow the rules. everybody knew what they were when you got into night in the campaign, in the documentary you talk about his campaign from 2016, you call it quote, just baloney. i feel so bad people got sucked into it. do you feel that way still now? >> sure. that was my authentic opinion then. that is my authentic opinion now. liz: that is hillary clinton criticizing bernie sanders. your reaction, senator? >> i think she is drawing a distinction between the different candidates in the democratic party. i think their energy is coming from the far left and hillary would be discarded now. their energy is coming from the squad, from bernie, from others, where they want to take away our individual liberties, they want to take away our private health insurance. if we don't like it, stuff it, raise our taxes. i had a woman who do

if you thought nadler was nuts, let's talk about hillary clinton. refusing to accept the blame for any of her political wrongdoing and or hulu documentary she reportedly calls herself the most investigated innocent person in america while discussing her e-mail server scandal. remember destroying a 33000 documents obstruction of justice, remember the espionage act violating that 110 times. joining me now sebastian gorka host of the salem radio program, america first. former strategist to president trump, author of the work for america's soul. good to see you. hillary clinton has said a lot of stupid stuff, she pedaled five different lies about her server and every time she got caught in the life she would event a brand-new one. and then of course when she ran out of lies she clammed up and said i don't recall 39 times. does she live in some alternative universe where up is down in true is false? >> first is first, can i react to the nadler news. >> we are going to get to that. >> hillary clinton said she is the most investigated innocent person ever.

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joe biden is hillary clinton 2.0. we've run this playbook before, same issues with trade and joe biden is hillary clinton 2.0 and he will run into that wall as well. >> that would be interesting, tara. there are voters who said i liked hillary clinton better than i liked bernie sanders and they are up against wondering if they agree with this electability issue that maybe bernie sanders would have given.a better run for his money, they may or may not agree with that. >> first, joe biden is not hillary clinton 2.0. joe biden is likable. he doesn't have the same baggage hillary clinton has. moderate and never trump republicans like myself would feel comfortables casting a vote for joe biden. joe biden has enough sense to campaign in states clinton did not. he has an appeal for white middle class voters in michigan and wisconsin and has a relationship with those folks because of growing up in pennsylvania and delaware, a blue collar guy. he is a far far cry from hillary clinton. you won't run into the same repressed vote

. >>> today on the show, hillary clinton. the 2016 democratic candidate for president talks to me about her opponent, donald j. trump, and his three-plus years so far in the white house. >> we've done, i think, more than any other president. >> he has made some serious missteps as president. >> she also shares her thoughts on the 2020 democratic candidates who are still standing, one of whom will be donald trump's opponent this time. >> what joe's victories on super tuesday showed is that he is building the kind of coalition that i had. >> also the former secretary of state talks about the coronavirus, afghanistan and on international women's day, the state of women in the united states and the world. >> there still is something inside that when a woman says, wait a minute, i'd like to lead, little unconscious alarm bells start to ring. >> but first, here's my take. medical experts are trying to map out the health effects of coronavirus. economists are estimating its economic fallout but predicting its broader political conse

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he ran a very strong campaign against hillary clinton, but look at this. his support among men from 2016 to 2020 is down. his support among independents from 2016 so now is down. among whites with a college degree, down. whites no college degree, down. union members, down. rural democrats, down. that's a pretty bleak outlook. >> right. and he has not made any progress with the base of the democratic party, which is black voters. so, when he's looking at the math, i think that's the main thing that has not changed from 2016, that he is not improved with black voters, which is the path to the nomination. if he is not able to do that, i don't know what he would be able to change or do differently, especially up against a candidate who has frankly had half a century of experience with black voters, you know? so, i don't know how he can change his strategy in a way that would get black voters on board or get him the kind of coalition, especially with older and more reliable voters, you know, between now and the convention that could really get him to make up th

that was hillary clinton. this guy hasn't been road tested, so we don't know what it would have been like. >> right, it was fun to watch steve earlier in the night slipping into saying, you know, biden did poorer four years ago because it's the substitute candidacy. and so, yes, you're seeing tonight it's going to be a lot of interpretations of what we're seeing tonight. that is, how much of it was an antihillary vote and those things now are impossible to divine. you don't have any advantage of exit polls. people aren't terribly honest how much they hate a candidate when they're in the exit polling. that's something we're never going to know. for whatever reason, joe biden has come in so powerfully. one indicator we could have as we look at polls and it's in the poll of the black voter. what's the most important thing? beating donald trump. beating donald trump. so joe biden is the beating donald trump vehicle chosen by black voters overwhelmingly. and then other voters now are echoing that feeling. >> steve

but what did hillary clinton do? clinton was 55%. this is jackson county right along the border with kansas. almost 60%. and yet again, four years ago, she was at 53%. >> bret: very quickly, look at this map, the calendar. what is ahead for bernie sanders? what argument do you make that there is some kind of turn around as you look at the calendar? >> the tenth, next week the 17th. does he win in arizona? does he win in illinois? could you make an argument for that? does he win in ohio? i will take you one step further, two weeks from tonight, it's georgia, and he's dead in the water there. >> bret: and then one more? >> new york, potentially the new york, connecticut, delaware may be, but -- for the sake of argument, last tuesday in april. a lot of states on the board, new york is one of them. does he pull an upset in the state of new york? he's going to have aoc out there and a lot of people campaigning for him. >> bret: going to be a lot of pressure. those are the numbers. martha, back to you, a coronavirus update. >> martha: than

is hoping to extend his lead in the state the saunders won against hillary clinton four years ago. french president emmanuel macron has issued a call for calm over the spread of the corona virus says the cases he moved closer to two thousand dr meeting all of the twenty seven leaders of the eighty eight micron said that would be a coordinated. european response to the outbreak which is now present in every e. u. st. the phone will get this time we have to face up to the consequences links to both the corona virus and the destabilization of global markets and you'll first assistant in order to tackle this there must first of all be a national response that we're carrying out of course. to help our health service in its response to the crisis i think he's newsome played. upon the lead this europe is ready to take the necessary and vital decisions to tackle this epidemic. and also to response to all of its consequences. and avoid all manner of financial that do you date phenols yeahs it couldn't. as america's area and remind us thirty three people have died here in from the west affec

he said it was a disgrace that the justice department was still defending hillary clinton. and we'll see what happens next. we have to get it done within 75 days, lou. lou: well, good luck, and the country desperately, desperately needs the know the answers to the questions you're going to pose. and good for judge lambert for standing up for justice of all things. let me turn to lindsey graham congratulating joe and jill biden on their south carolina victory. and still, still has not done anything about investigating the bidens and burisma, the entire ukrainian quagmire. why not? >> i don't know why not. this is why we have judicial watch, because this is the work we do, because we don't rely on the senate or congress. the senate's designed to suppress straw investigations and, unfortunately, the leadership of the republican party doesn't want to change the rules to allow them to more easily bring in witnesses under oath. it's not like the house where majority rules, they operate by consensus in the senate even though the laws or the rules don't necessarily that. and so as

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hillary clinton was only at 51%. democrats have come home to their candidate. go to misery. this is stunning. if you look at the numbers for missouri just in two cycles, joe biden is winning every county in the state of missouri. four years ago between hillary clinton and bernie sanders she won by 0.4 of a point. in 2020, st. louis right here, st. louis county, domination by joe biden but what did hillary do? 55%. in kansas city jackson county, almost 60% now and yet again four years ago 53%. bret: what is ahead for bernie sanders? what argument do you make there is a turnaround for bernie sanders? >> tweakers the seventeenth. as he win in arizona? florida? illinois? could you make an argument for that? does he win in ohio? bret: two weeks from now is george and he is dead in the water and one more, new york connecticut, delaware, maybe -- >> for the sake of argument the last tuesday in april. a lot of states on the board, new york is one of them. and upset in the state of new york, aoc out there is a lot of people campaigning for him. a lot of pressure. bret: a little coron

and tonight, hillary clinton on joe biden. >>> sere vie storms set to hit tonight. rob marciano on the new threat. >>> late developments tonight in the missing children case. their mother extradited back to idaho. the fbi releasing new images. her children at yellowstone. what they revealed about the photos and when they were taken. >>> there is also news tonight about harvey weinstein. >>> the disturbing video of a violent arrest in new york city. >>> and the driver who did not see the train coming. authorities say she is lucky to be alive tonight. >>> and good evening tonight from washington. and we begin tonight with growing concern over the coronavirus here in the u.s. the numbers jumping in the new york city area today. the mayor calling it worrisome. the numbers doubling in washington state. and off california tonight, thousands of americans are being held on a cruise ship. and here in washington, d.c., a short time ago, vice president mike pence acknowledging the u.s. does not have enough tests to meet the demand going forward, at least not for now. that firs

hillary clinton was incredibly popular before she started seeking power. kamala harris while she was seeking the presidency was vilified for being a prosecutor, when we have prosecutors on this air all the time people love. what i would say to women you've probably been voting for flawed male candidates your whole life. i always say the hungriest constituency wins. when women get ready to have a woman president, they will insist on it. they won't care if the person isn't perfect. they won't demand they tell them what moisturizer they use. they will insist on it. black voters insisted on it in 2008. they saw somebody viable and said we're going to get this. be the hungriest constituency. you had someone who would give you all what was offered by bernie sanders by a woman who said she actually had a plan to get enacted. women had it in this grasp and let it go, and i think next time women should just do differently. >> monica hesse, thank you for joining us tonight. i've been texting your "the washington post" column to everyone today. joy reid, please hang

♪ >> in hillary clinton's office is a photograph of the obama family. a gift from the freshman senator from illinois. >> people call me alabamer, they call me yomamer, but the name's obama. >> barack obama really wasn't on our radar as a candidate in early 2006. i think the general feeling was he just got to the senate, there is no way he's going to run for president. that would be pretty, you know, audacious. >> i got a call from senator obama in the spring of 2006, and he said i just had the most peculiar meeting. senators harry reid and chuck schumer called me. >> top democratic dogs on the hill. >> and harry said you ought to think about running for president. ♪ like every overnight success, obama's didn't actually happen overnight. >> we waged a quiet campaign to get him the keynote slot at the 2004 democratic convention. >> do we participate in the politics of cynicism? or do we participate in the politics of hope? >> he wants to think that he's ready for the nation. >> the hope of a skinny kid with a funny name who believes that america has a p

bernie sanders and hillary clinton split. hillary clinton did better. on the gop side, half the delegates were at stake. president trump won on super tuesday -- alabama, arkansas, georgia, three southern states. massachusetts, tennessee , southern, vermont and virginia another southern state. carl: the decisive state was florida. that was marco rubio's last stand. his alamo as it turned out. he was driven from the race. donald trump has a place down there, but he was not a floridian. and he won in florida and essentially ended it. by winning in florida. peter: ted cruz that same night in 2016 won alaska, oklahoma, and texas. while marco rubio won minnesota. carl: he won a minnesota caucus. but you can win a bar bet. there's state he won a primary in. here's a hint. it is not a state. peter: american samoa. carl: puerto rico. my son lives in puerto rico and i talked to my bosses into saying this puerto rico thing is important to rubio. so i went down and covered it. he won, but it was not important to him. peter: where were you? carl: i was with real cle

and hillary clinton making news tonight, as well. what she said about biden. here's abc's mary bruce. >> reporter: closing out her campaign, elizabeth warren today spoke her mind, but revealed very little about whether she'll endorse one of her rivals. >> not today. not today. i need some space around this. and want to take a little time to think a little more. >> reporter: progressives are urging her to back bernie sanders, but warren made clear she and her supporters won't be boxed in. >> you know, i was told at the beginning of this whole undertaking that there are two lanes. a progressive lane that bernie sanders is the incumbent for and a moderate lane that joe biden is the incumbent for. and there's no room for anyone else in this. i thought that wasn't right, but evidently, i was wrong. >> reporter: joe biden and bernie sanders are both now courting her supporters. >> and today, i would simply say to her supporters out there, of whom there are millions, we are opening the door to you. we'd love you to come onboard. >> reporter: sanders spoke to warren t

clinton as much is bernie sanders is going to miss hillary clinton except maybe donald trump later on. i don't know how this all plays out i don't know what the endgame looks like. course biden is going into a debate on sunday which is going to be like in a crypt. the two of them. kennedy: that's a great place for both of them they will be uncomfortable. >> the two of them with jake tapper in this airless vault with no audience. that's can be a long time. kennedy: he is going to look like an infant it is going to be great. thanks and much chris stirewalt its way to talk to. two major gun control group seven doris joe biden during the season. his popularity with those advocates may be hurting his popular with other voters. at his campaign stop in detroit he got an ear full from a worker biden pushed back hard. [inaudible] [inaudible] [background noises] wait wait wait wait wait hang o on. [inaudible] hey man i'm not worried. [inaudible] kennedy: yeah corn pop. [laughter] will his gun stance and tough guy act work against grumpy old joe in the general or is it malarkey to say biden's go

bernie sanders beats hillary clinton. remember, this is soon after hillary clinton crushed him in south carolina. she had all the establishment endorsements. he wins this. there's an expectation at least that what happened in 2016, he should be strong there again. >> right. i guess she did have that huge win and all those endorsements which if past is precedent, he would hope would happen with joe biden. so when you look at michigan now and you look at biden/sanders, what do the demographics tell you, chris, about the state? >> this is what makes it so fascinating. very similar dynamic to 2016. 2016, this is exit polling. i want to zero in on this first. this number really important. hillary clinton beats bernie sanders by 40 among black voters in the michigan primary. remember, joe biden has been crushing bernie sanders among that group. this number potentially problematic, but bernie sanders has a chance. white voters without college degrees. that made up 36, the biggest bloc out of all of these things in 2016. sanders

ballot, half a million people voted and hillary clinton won the primary, 53/47. that is the difference. that can be the difference between a caucus and a primary. so keep that in mind. it's a very big variable this coming week. you have these questions here, when you get to washington state, something that was very strong from a delegate standpoint for sanders in 2016, something he needs strong this year, that switched from caucus to primary. let's see that in the results on tuesday night. let's see what it looks like then, compare it to 2016. anyway, much more of this over the next few days. i didn't get to the 17 states. i'd love to get to april, do new york, maryland, let's do june next time but we can't. back right after this. e but we t back right after this. i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ due to inclement weather... all two-wheel drive cross-overs should close for the day. wannabe suvs should close

hillary clinton. you know who squeaked out an astonishing victory in michigan over petunia pantsuit bernie mother loving sanders. then sanders is hoping to burn the wishy-washy poll numbers that have been so wrong in the past. bernie knows the math is not in his favor. with pete buttigieg, amy klobuchar and thomas are out of the way he also knows he was supposed to lose bigley four years ago thanks to bad data who only is landline to contact voters in 2016. that is crazy nonsense. it is all mobile numbers this time around? no, sanders is down by 27-point who answers the home phone? nana and peapod that's who. bernie has not been scoring vote to more golden americans and other states, so that's not a good sign. the insured governors love senior moment, joe biden because he is real. [laughter] if bernie loses michigan he knows it's over. the democrat machine kicked into high gear by institutionalizing and sidelining moderates. pete and amy, with what promises i'm sure it's weird but to be fair, democrat

personalities on talk radio would unrelentingly go after both bill clinton and hillary clinton. leading to stories about people being killed mysteriously, people disappearing mysteriously. you had the very sad suicide of vince foster, a clinton friend. in the first year of his presidency. accusations on talk radio that somehow the clintons were behind that. so politically, he inherited a great movement against him. at othere talked points about this concept of, the permanent campaign. theway that beginning in 70's, crescendo and in the 80's, but reaching a point of perfection of the art in the 90's. present incame ever the act of governing. once upon a time it was not the case. we talk all the time about some things that are the same ever since america was founded, and some things that have changed with regards to the presidency. the permanent campaign would be a great example of something that is different. and had a marked effect on the clinton presidency. certainly his administration participated in it, and very willfully. but the idea that once upon a time, politics was a bo

this really sort of what was going to be happening with hillary clinton in 2016. the senator hoping that he's going to come out of here with a boost after tuesday, brooke. >> all right, thank you. >>> president trump traveled to the nashville area this afternoon to get a firsthand look for himself at the damage left behind by tuesday's deadly tornado that leveled entire neighborhoods. 25 people lost their lives. he stopped in cookville, tennessee, one of the areas hardest hit where he thanked first responders. >> this is real devastation, like you've never seen. hopefully, again. this was about as big a tornado as you can have. it was 50 miles long, which is extraordinarily long, and a very wide one, and you see what's happened. we saw it from the helicopter very well. you did, too. just want to thank you very much for the great job you're doing. >> the president will visit the cdc headquarters in atlanta later this afternoon amid the nation's coronavirus outbreak. >>> former president bill clinton is speaking out in this new documentary about his affair with moni

sanders versus hillary clinton. but we are seeing that sanders is not getting the same rural white, blue collar support. he underperformed. we saw trouble for in him in arkansas. sanders won michigan four years ago, narrow win for him four years ago in terms of margin. there's a poll out that was taken just last weekend as south carolina was being absorbed that put joe biden ahead in michigan by seven points. there's a question if that biden momentum has always moved. the big picture, question, i think, that we're seeing here is when you look back at sanders' numbers four years ago and right now, i think one thing we're asking and starting to have answered is how much of that sanders vote four years ago wasn't really a vote for sanders as much as it was a vote against hillary clinton. when sanders versus biden, perhaps those dynamics are different and they reshape a race in missouri and michigan. one more out in washington state, sanders got a huge win in washington four years ago. but washington was a caucus state

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now, to hillary clinton's point, what better way for tulsi gabbard to get back at hillary clinton than to rally up the bernie bros in a general election and say -- she ultimately ends up getting 1% or 2%. it may be that that ensures the president gets reelected. >> what should concern donald trump is the fact that increase in moderate and conservative voters in the primaries on super tuesday in virginia, massachusetts, alabama increased by double digits for joe biden. every state that happened he won. i think those are votes that were probably donald trump's last -- in 2016. now participating in a democratic primary for joe biden is something to watch. >> sandra: in michigan you look back at the 2016 results. mary anne march writes in foxnews.com. tuesday's michigan primary will answer these questions about biden/sanders match-up. mary anne, you say we may be seeing a feeling for sanders. one-on-one race sanders was the -- it's not the case in 2020. to you, tom. >> this is bernie's last stand. i think if he loses tomorrow in michigan and other states especially the nomination will be o

more it seems that hillary clinton had in 2016. that is the winning coalition for the general election. not letting trump dominate the white working class too much and big college educated suburban turnout, especially among women. and so far, you have to say, biden looks like he can do it in the primaries, and i think that's a pretty good sign for biden in the general election. >> everybody stand by. >>> coming up, bill and hillary clinton like you never heard them before. both of them opening up about the lewinsky affair. >> she said, well, you have to go tell your daughter. she said, that's worse than me. and so, i did that. which was awful. ♪ ♪ wherever we want to go, autosave your way there with chase. chase. make more of what's yours. a new kind of investor is changing things up. [ indistinct talking ] with an app that's changing the way we do money. download robinhood now. it would've saved me a lotspen of money that i spent. my family has bad teeth. when you're not able to smile you become closed off. the meaning of a sm

hillary clinton was really the puppet. it is joe biden's family that has made money off of the federal government, not his own. and now this. this is what we should expect. these folks have no guardrails, no norms, no shame. it is exactly why priorities is going to make sure we're fighting back against trump while this nomination is going on. this is a delegate game. in order to win the nomination, you have to have the most delegates. if you look at most of the public polling, if you look at 548, which gives joe biden over a 90% chance of going into the convention with a majority of delegates, not just a plurality, things change. what i realized about the election is the people who speak with the most certitude are usually the most wrong. we need to approach this, recognizing what has been going on in the last week. it is going to be more and more difficult for bernie to catch up in the delegate math, unless he starts winning states big. in order to gain those extra delegates in congressional districts, in order to gain th

lilly adams, you've worked for kamala harris and hillary clinton. there's been a lot of criticism around the president holding keep america great rallies for his re-election bid. at the same time bernie sanders and joe biden are holding these events. bernie sanders had thousands of people just the other day in i believe it was moichlt. if you were working on one of these campaigns, what is the conversation that's being had behind the scenes about whether or not it is practical, safe, whether or not it is just good messaging to continue holding political rallies? >> well, i think if i was working on a campaign right now, what you'd want to be doing is listening and talking to public health experts every single day, multiple teemgz a day probably, because i think this story continues to develop over time. we tend to learn more about it over time. but also if i was on a normal campaign and this was a normal atmosphere, we would be looking to the white house, to the top leadership in our government, for some kind of guidance. when there are national cri

i've been all over the hillary clinton email server story. >> yep. liz: i think when hillary sat down she said i can't recall in 21 of the 25 answers to the "judicial watch" lawsuit. i don't know what we can expect from this. it is interesting she is now been deposed. >> this would perhaps be a little different questioning because the fbi, she apologized, they didn't include that in the 302s, record of interviews. by the way they gave six of her people immunity which is never done. so there are a lot of questions to be asked that have never been asked. i'm looking forward to "judicial watch" having the opportunity. liz: striking i remember. immunity in an fbi probe. great to see you. >> thanks, liz. liz: great to see you. just ahead europe's open borders policy now breaking down. it is happening now. violent border clashes erupting. why? turkey says to europe, we'll release millions of asylum-seekers, you, europe, you have to step up to take part in this burden. the story next. ♪. (howling wind) (howling wind) ♪ ♪ elizabeth: complete and utter

at the american people are seconded tired of the clinton -- or hillary clinton. she didn't get prosecuted even though she had those emails on herd server. i give kudos to judicial watch. they have stayed on this, they have been tough. this is what you have to do -- these people just don't lie down. they don't go away. you have to fight them every single step of the way. that's what you have to do. six years, the way i understand it i just saw him here in the fog t studio and he said that se should be deposed in about 75 days. this is been going on since 2012. it's been a while. >> tucker: interesting. thank you for that. you filed your own suit against "the washington post" which was a daily newspaper now owned by the world's richest man. as a vanity publication. why are you suing them? >> it's funny you say that. this is the world's richest man. i call it his glamour project. he wants to promote his company here in the nation's capital. i get that. but it is not okay to slander and defame me. and if you may remember, when the russia hoax was resurrected again ju

mississippi was still one of bet states for hillary clinton last time out. wung thing with the black, he's still running a little bit behind those hillary clinton numbers from 2016. and part of it seems to be sanders has done better with younger black voters. >> jonathan allen, good to have you pop amy good to have you. do come back. joeme joementium, that's what biden's campaign is calling his super tuesday wins. are his victories a bigger seen that and we're going to dig into it with the guy who actually built it. right now, president trump and vice president mike pence are meeting with airline ceos, talking about the coronavirus outbreak. i be joupd by a torm are we'll talk about what public needs to know right now. about what publ know right now to be honest a little dust it never bothered me. until i found out what it actually was. dust mite droppings! eeeeeww! dead skin cells! gross! so now, i grab my swiffer sweeper and heavy-duty dusters. duster extends to three feet to get all that gross stuff gotcha! and for that nasty dust on my floors, my sweeper

the difference is, actually, he was more liked than hillary clinton. in this case, this time can actually democrats actually prefer joe biden to you and you've done nothing in the last four years to get beyond the original sale that you were trying to pitch to us. and so i think that bernie has no one to blame for himself if he has a really bad night tonight. >> tucker: i think that is really smart, and i agree that they do hate him. wow, dana perino, good to see you. thank you. well, you are seeing people on cable news channels attacking america for not backing a female candidate, yet the same people pretend the last woman running for president doesn't exist. we will speak to that person, tulsi gabbard, after the break. ♪ if you're 55 and up, t-mobile has a plan designed just for you. and, for a limited time only, now you can get two lines for just $55, including unlimited talk, text and data. plus no annual service contracts. only at t-mobile. (vo) ♪ i want to rock! (rock!) ♪ i want to rock! (rock!) ♪ i want to rock! (rock!) ♪ i want to roc

we can't take it all off hillary clinton's shoulders. she should have been able to beat donald trump in 2016. >> yeah. mike barnicle, your thoughts on last night. you've known joe biden for a very long time and we were -- i keep talking about new hampshire because it was such a morose morning when joe came on, not because we're cheering for anybody, because we've known him and liked him for so long, just because i've bernie for 25 years and i'm feeling bad for him and here we are a month later and this guy cannot lose. not only can he not lose states, this guy is not losing a county. >> looking at the tale of the tape and listening to steve explain it last night and here just a few moments ago, it's pretty clear that joe biden as the reach, the breadth in this campaign to mimic bill clinton in 1992. he's winning whites in the suburbs. the suburbs will turn out to be if not a wave election, a huge, huge bonus for joe biden. i think when you listen to joe and see joe now in the past ten days, two weeks out on the campaign trail, you see so

hillary clinton was toxic with those voters. and those voters are very on brand for the former vice president. his entire political career he has been running to represent voters just like that. >> he keeps saying they need that young vote. they have not showed up in the way that he wants in any of the states previously before today. we will see if today is any different. all of that, guys, the reason they're talking about this being such a big day and especially here in michigan for sanders is that a loss here would not only biden the delegate count lead for biden, but it could have a trickle effect into next tuesday for the two other western states voting. you have illinois and ohio. we all know that things are not looking good for sanders in florida. so, if a big loss here in michigan happens, it could have a really big effect next week. and that's why there is so much pressure on sanders here in michigan. brian: aoc got a big crowd yesterday and got a big response with her introduction. all right, brian, thank you so much. a

let me turn to the hillary clinton judicial watch deposition. where do you stand with it. time is running out. >> the court ruled she has to be deposed on the seem case within 75 days. that runs may 16. we don't expect her to appeal it. what's interesting is the court excoriated this justice department and state department for trying to pretend there were no more questions to ask. and we had the fifth amendment asserted indirectly. one of the lawyers for hillary clinton's email vendors said his client will assert the fifth amendment. the fifth amendment raise its ugly head higher. hillary clinton after all of this is happening or the weekend said the concerns about the emails are bogus. we have an indication about her views of the court's concerns about what she did with her email system. lou: i would like to take up so many things including the biden criminal enterprise. but i want to 0 quote judge roy lambert. i think the audience would be well served to see this. the clinton email system was one of the gravest modern offenses to government transparency according to judg

what did hillary do? clinton was at 55%. i'll give you another example here, this is jackson county right along the border there with kansas. he said almost 60% now. and yet again four years ago she was at 53%. >> bret: very quickly go to this map, the calendar. what's ahead for bernie sanders? because what argument do you make that there is some kind of turnaround for bernie sanders as you look at the calendar? >> there's the tenth, next week is the 17th. does he win in arizona, does he win in florida, does he win in illinois? could you make an argument for that? does he win in ohio? i'll take it one step further. two weeks from tonight's georgia. and he's dead in the water the there. >> bret: and then one more. sorry. new york, which potentially is the new york-connecticut-delaware. maybe. >> for the sake of argument, this is the last tuesday in april. if a lot of states on the board here. new york is one of them. deceitful and upset in the state of new york? is going to have aoc out there and a lot of other people campaig

clinton won by 3000000 she didn't get the gig. that's right that's why i think michigan next week is going to be really important you know those 3 states that had the white house of the president trump michigan wisconsin pennsylvania this is the 1st test in one of those primary states and one of those states next week in michigan is could be a very critical vote in terms of ideology of the party between joe biden and bernie sanders of course that is right he would be the 1st jewish president joe biden i mean a very historic campaign he the 1st president from the state of delaware it was a joke. the gusset and coming back to linda as well i mean given the respective ages regardless of who it is do they have to be very careful when it comes to the vice presidential candidate pick as well because these people one cheeseburger away from a cardiac arrest arguably. yeah i mean their presidential vice presidential picks must be either women or women of color or at least the person of color there's just no way around it and it has to be s