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in a minute we will talk to democratic presidential candidate tulsi gabbard about her foreign policy views. jesse watters and greg gutfeld good head-to-head with a special the five match up next.
ocasio-cortez and ilhan omar of minnesota who put out statements without criticizing maduro and even being to the left of bernie sanders on this subject. it shows we are getting a lot more extreme when it comes to foreign policy views and the left is finding new ways to redefine socialism when it comes to foreign policy. bret: speaking of the left, it does seem as more and more candidates get into this 2020 race on the democratic side that that s the way they are going. that s the power they see and where they think the boats are going to be. they may be right within the democratic party, but i m not sure that holds for the rest of the country when it comes to the rest of the general election. the democrats who have entered the race have embarked on an apology to her and that s not the best way for a candidate to introduce him or herself to the public. you want to start off with an affirmative vision, what you want to do for america for our
leadership? yes. martha: joining me now exclusively as a senate you just saw, josh hawley. the youngest member of the united states senate come his first day of a senate committee. congratulations on your new post senator. welcome to the story. do want to elaborate on what you re doing down there? the report about the new york times ran over the weekend is very disturbing. to have the fbi at launching a counterintelligence investigation usually reserved for suspected spies because they disagree with the president s foreign policy views, this is what they reported. the apa for fbi and agents wered about this, this is unprecedented. it is unconstitutional because the constitution gives the president foreign policy authority, the constitution says the president is the one who determines national security
saudi arabia. so for better or for worse she deviates from a lot of the washington consensus. she s hard to put into a liberal or a conservative or a right wing or left wing box and that s whats washington really hits the most, people who are kind of independent-minded and critical thinkers. tucker: but there s something so stealthy and feline and dishonest about the way they are attacking her. if you don t like our foreign policy views, let s just say so. but no one ever really wants to debate what our foreign policy should be. theyey just attack anybody who deviates from their own dumb ideas, have you noticed that? i think there s one particular smear that has become extremely pervasive in u.s. discourse, that is central to sustaining the united states as a country endless war. if you don t support a particular war that washington wants to remove a particular leader you get accused of being a supporter of that dictator. in 2002-03, people against the iraq war were accused often o