i don t think donald trump can stop himself from tweeting. it s part of his nature. he will continue to. a lot of it is fine and good. but i don t know how it escalates from here except the democrats are really now playing one card, which is very dangerous for them. racist, racist, racist. donald trump is an equal opportunity offender. he offends everybody. megyn kelly, jeb bush, rosie o donnell, maxine waters, you name them he offends them. the racism thing is about to lose its power and its potency because it is so overused. someone says the wrong thing or politically incorrect thing and they re accused of racism. so i think if they continue to play that card and don t offer suggestions and positive alternatives on policy but instead offer these policies which most people, including
but it s just a clear illustration of where things are heading in the house as nancy pelosi is really trying to get her caucus to focus on policy. it s really hard when the president is using the kind of remarks he was making last night at that rally in north carolina. we appreciate the reporting this morning. let s discuss now with alex burns, national political report for the new york times. alex, if i could begin with you here as often happens with this, you have at this point i think just one republican who s expressed distaste for the president s comments yesterday. significant, though, in that he has a position in the republican leadership. he s vice chair of the republican conference, mark warner of north carolina. this was his comment. i ll read it here. though it was brief, i ve struggled with the center back chant tonight referencing representative omar. he did go onto say her history, words and actions reveal her great disdain for both america and israel. it s not clea
nation in the world. bill: you mention put the focus on policy. what do you think about the back and forth between the war of words on racism? as it relates to policy we saw aoc introduce the job-killing green new deal. then she went on to kill more jobs in new york by killing the amazon deal. so i think it s important to really dial back that type of rhetoric and put more policies out that are going to benefit. bill: give us your top three on policy. i want to tackle comprehensive immigration reform. infrastructure and education. those would be my three platforms. bill: call order. those are the issues in the district. heather: four other republicans have tossed their hat in the ring as well. what makes you different than them. i have a strong record of success. i have been a community leader
2-0 dodgers win the game. if only we had that size of slip and side at the age of 8. heather: coming up president trump calling the u.s. economy the envy of the world touting his success ahead of 2020. will that be his ace in the hole? bill: a challenger emerging, republican business woman throwing her hat in the ring trying to take down congresswoman ocasio-cortez in her home district. her name is scherie murray. she will lay out her strategy for how she plans to win. stay tuned. put out policy like the job-killing green new deal. she went on to kill the amazon deal, aoc has neglected in her limelight bid to focus on the congressional district.
congress. and if we as republicans are really going to make this an argument on politics and on policy, which i think is a valid argument and a valid cause for us to do, let s make it about politics and let s not say send her back, let s say vote her out. let s talk about the policies. let s talk about what has really been the origin of where the president is coming from, their socialist policies, green new deal alice, let me ask you something. let s make it about policy, let s not make it personal. i get your point. that s a fair point. you re saying it on tv. why don t people around him say that, in office, in power, why don t they say that? a lot of people are asking to tone the rhetoric down. in terms of let s make the focus on policy. let s make it about the issues that these four congressmen represent that are now really the face of the democratic party and are not reflective of where america wants to go, in the direction we want to go, and i think this is a valid a