case-by-case, the depositions that were taking place or the open hearings, throughout, the entire case is actually in dispute, but they re so invested in this narrative to try to take down the president that they won t see the forest for the trees.t i ll give you one example. the president zelinsky says no demand, no pressure, no quid pro quo. andre your mack said the first version that adam scschiff uses that meeting that took place in warsaw is not accurate. that s from the ukrainian side. we heard it from the u.s. officials and the ukrainian officials but pelosi, schiff, nadler, they keep saying the facts are uncontested. they re wrong. i think the most revealing comment came from nancy pelosi i believe last week. she said we didn t rush it through, we ve been working on this for 2 1/2 years. that s revealing in itself. i want to move on to other topics because i think the impeachment talk in some regards just exhausting to a lot of people at home. but, senator, i want to go back
that would be one thing. one and a half million dollars has flowed into the amy klobuchar campaign account since last debate. her best post-debate fund-raising period of the year. one democrat hopes that s the last of the impeachment talk. what we have to do is stop being obsessed over impeachment and start actually digging in to the problem that got donald trump elected in the first place. michael bloomberg was not on the stage last night and he told reporters a few minutes ago that he didn t watch it on tv, either. he was at dinner. harris? harris: i want to bring in chris stirewalt, fox news politics editor. chris, andrew yang was interesting. there were a couple things that set him apart. he sees the future through some
this say about who else might go the other way? let s look at that right now. he also got some polling back that said he was in a tight race, he would probably lose, in part, because of the impeachment talk. however, he also got really bad news that 71% of democratic voters would be less likely to support him if he didn t vote for impeachment, which means he was open to a challenge on his left which he probably wouldn t win especially given everything so far. you re pretty desperate if you re willing to go into the minority. when you go into the minority of the house, it s not a fun job. you get to do nothing, but the fact he s considering it, maybe he s looking for something else, a steppingstone down the road but this is a unique situation. we look at other people in swing districts like max rose who a lot of people thought was open to the talk of impeachment but recently doubled down on it and said, no, i will support impeaching the president and that district is a flip district,
for medicare for all who want it which also involves a buy-in and also a role for the private insurance companies. so i think that again this matter of nuance whether or not president trump is able to capitalize on sort of the lack of unity in the democratic party among a single health care platform i think will be an interesting trend to follow. that will definitely be in addition to all of this impeachment talk, other issues that will bubble up to the surface when it comes to actual platform, certainly one to watch. michael, let s turn to something different here. the conflict brewing between mike bloomberg and cory booker. take a look at this. by the way if it stays the way it is now, it will have more billionaires than black people. i endorsed cory booker a number of times and he s endorsed me. he is very well spoken, he has some good ideas. it is sort of stunning at times that we are still revisiting these sort of tired
all that talk two or three months ago where the recession is around the corner that the democrats were talking about. i m looking under the desk, i m looking outside, there s no recession to be seen. one other thing that i love and drum talks about all the time, lowest black unemployment rate, lowest hispanic unemployment rate, what s not to like about this? this is also a report card were good news is good news because we are not expecting an interest rate hike. most people think we re going to hold steady at this point given the blowout jobs number. i want to point the wage gains because they are up 3% for a 16th straight month. that s higher than inflation. it means that americans should feel wealthier if you are making more faster than how much prices are going up at this point. i think this is a stellar job to report that shows america s economy is still growing despite the slow down we are seeing around the rest of the world. neil: it s interesting because you talk about the