if you re counting new york senator kirsten gillibrand is ending her campaign after failing tore qualify for the third debate next month. only 10 candidates met the threshold to make it to the stage. we re back with our a-team jessica tarlov and amos snead. were you surprised she pulled out? i was surprised she pulled out when she did. there was a last minute campaign going on. if you gave her a dollar she would send you a t-shirt worth $40 which doesn t make a lot of sense mathematically. i was surprised at the timing of it. jon: get more donors. she was going to be unlikely she would make it and another $130 grand down. i think it s smart for people who are not making it, they have had a long time to qualify, the dnc spokeswoman saying these aren t absurd rules that you should get 2 percentage points in four polls or whatever it is and 130,000
top democrats slamming the move but in 2014 then president obama did the exact same thing diverting millions of dollars to deal with the crisis at the border. let s bring in the a-team jessica tar love. amos snead and cheryl casone from the fox business network. why is it different this time, jessica? this arguably it is more money that obama had sent to the border from fema funds, $267 million. my understanding reading what s men made available and what democrats have said, john castor who heads the senate appropriations committee the trump administration hasn t shown reasoning for the extraordinary circumstances that imminently threaten the safety of human life or the protection of property. currently with this hurricane coming that the timing is just crazy. so the segment before we re talking about a hurricane that
i will lead the fight against gun legislation. the president responding. talking about the mass shooting. this is a disgrace, and if nobody else is going to talk about it, i will talk about it. they politicize to this over the weekend, they all blamed him, and i want to name and shame them now. and he will be in colorado tonight for a fund-raiser. sandra. sandra: thank you. let s bring in our a-team. jessica tarlov is here, amos snead, executive vice president of and it former press to has g.o.p. web, heather hansen, trial attorney. welcome to all of you this morning as we anticipate now the president s departure this week. he will be heading down to el paso and further onto dayton. how will he be received,
bill: ellison barber from the white house. sandra: let s bring in the friday america s a-team. amos snead, jeanne zaino, professor of political signs and jillian melchior. any spying on a campaign is a big deal, whether you re republican or democrat. will it be declassified and share is the question. in this current environment it will turn political. it already has. they ll try to get to the bottom of it, was there spying, who led it. we ll see a political battle on this topic for the next 18 months. that s right. this is something that s important to get out there. as much transparency as we can have around the issue. it was important to get the
president trump: i walked into the cabinet room. you had the group crying chuck, crazy nancy. i tell you what, i ve been watching her and i have been watching her for a long period of time. she is not the same person. she has lost it. sandra: amos, this is something to sit back and watch. from a messaging standpoint i do believe nancy pelosi is running out of options. this has moved from a constitutional crisis to obstruction of justice to a cover-up. she is saying everything she can without saying we ll go forward with impeachment. from a messaging standpoint i don t know how long she can continue to do that. i would agree. she is trying to play both sides. she has a base that really wants to impeach trump but i think you ve also got to worry about the broader electorate. if you go through with an impeachment half of american will feel disenfranchised. it doesn t make sense to throw out all these accusation impeachable and no proceed with it.