and income redistribution and socialism this is a smoke screen. the democrats are playing a recession card the rest of the country is in prosperity. bill: that last line sounds like a campaign theme. yeah. i think it is. you heard from the president in his state of the union message. i think the white house is betting and i hope they are right that america does not want to be a socialist country. bernie sanders obviously has a different view on sunday in chicago, he said hey, when we were talking a few years ago, people thought we were crazy. we were extreme. not anymore. well, i think there s a large part of the american public and including the democratic electorate if you look at that recent gallup poll that does not consider socialism a good idea. it does not want the extreme left solution. bill: bernie sanders making the case that he has gone mainstream. we will see. bill: thank you, james. nice to see you from the wall street journal. sandra coming up. sandra: we ar
number of suicides among our veterans. how the plan aims to help them. we are going to talk about all of this with our headliner this morning. veteran affairs secretary robert wilkie will be here. bill: looking forward to talking to him. the south picking up deadly tornado. get update on recovery efforts. major bill share of the salvation army is there on the ground is he on deck as well coming up shortly. while there is always uncertainty about what tomorrow might bring, there is salutslootabsolute certainty. after all we have done it before and we will do it again. okay, max.time to help mrs. tyler
check, but they invented a coverup story that it was a retainer check. now that is certainly one perspective. and while the white house is referring all questions on this topic to the president s attorneys, his lawyers have previously suggested, bill, that the checks were merely retainers or reimbursement to cohen. cohen s lawyer, lanny davis, meant to obscure the fact that mr. trump was paying hush money to quash rumors of an extramarital affair. there has also been a suggestion, bill, maybe we are dealing with a scorned lawyer here. he was asked, you may remember, on capitol hill during his testimony before lawmakers if he had sought a pardon from the president. he said no. he didn t say whether or not his attorneys had had that sort of conversation. it s sort of back and forth but clearly more questions and more answers will be sought today in his testimony behind closed doors, bill. bill: thank you, kevin. good to have you back. kevin corke there from the white house. sandra:
hanoi summit. according to one analyst, either they were doing something to have someone tear it down if hanoi worked or get ready for another launch if hanoi failed, which it did. national security advisor john bolton repeated and amplified the tough line coming from the trump administration late yesterday on fox business channel. take a listen. if they are not willing to do it, then i think president trump has been very clear they are not going to get relief from the crushing economic sanctions that have been imposed on them. we will look at ramping those sanctions up, in fact. the white house press person sarah sanders, bill, weighed in this morning. not too much of a comment. she did say though the white house is continuing to have conversations with the north and she said we will see what happens. back to you. bill: we are watching it i know you are too. greg palkot from london. for more insight head over to foxnews.com and our home page where you can read my reporter s note
debate. go ahead. we will see who votes for it we are happy to see that. bill: i think you could take that message to chuck schumer. let s see where that goes. hillary clinton says she is not in. and now there is a message from overnight that suggests that she really didn t mean what she was talking about. maggie haverman tweet for the new york times spoke to someone close to clinton in contact with her today she sends out. they say she wasn t trying to be emphatic and close the door on running when she spoke to a local reporter yesterday and she was surprised by how definitively it played. going back on this? i take hillary clinton for her word. i will tell you i have worked for her twice in 2008 and 2016. bill: hang on a second. what s the word? is she out or in or staying in the middle. she stated she is not running for president in 2020 and i take her for her word. and what i was saying is that i worked for her twice. she is someone is she is not going anywhere. she wil