i have no, no problem with him getting in the race. i think he s going to hurt biden actually but he doesn t have the magic to do well. little michael will fail. oh, my goodness. how important. how monumental that he s running for president. it is not enough just to have somebody come in, anybody, and say they re going to buy this election. the candidates standing between former new york city mayor michael bloomberg and the oval office weighing in on his possible 2020 bid. let s discuss. karine jean-pierre, what do you make of the surprise announcement from bloomberg? if he does decide to do it it is clearly an uphill battle. it doesn t matter how much money you have, you can t, like they say, buy an election. nobody is pining for a
democrat patrick maloney, former new york city mayor and billionaire businessman michael bloomberg weighs late entry in democratic race for president. little michael will fail. chris: we will ask our sunday panel how bloomberg s possible move could reshape the democratic campaign. and our power player of the week, the iconic performing solemn duty honoring our nation s fallen veterans all right now on fox news sunday. chris: hello again from fox news in washington, the house democratic effort to impeach president trump moves into a key new phase this week, public hearings, in which career government officials will testify on camera about how
it s not elizabeth warren as our nominee or coming out of iowa, which the two are closely related then this path is tougher, and i think it s tough if it s mayor pete because he s built such a coalition quickly and personally in this election. and you talked about, matt, some things that could work in bloomberg s favor in terms of his record and there are other parts that will, no doubt, and are already coming under scrutiny such as stop and frisk and how that could impact voters and one source close to the trump campaign, when it comes to trump versus bloomberg, the president has been battle tested over the last several years and michael bloomberg has aren t in the same way and the question is can he take a punch and the president today was asked about all of this. he seems to relish a fight with bloomberg. here s what he said. little michael will fail. he ll spend a lot of money.
rooted and more security by what we know than donald trump. what is true is they have a new york moxie that will probably impact how they deal with each other. if by a long shot bloomberg became a nominee, he is still useful on the sidelines because he can get in trump s head. the only way trump knows how to deal with critics and adversaries is to go into his school boy taunt. little michael. yes, michael bloomberg is shorter than donald trump, somehow this thing you know, the physical appearances, stature, is the diminutive tactic that trump takes, which i think probably is more of a comfort to him than to the people who hear it. but the personal animosity will work against trump because bloomberg doesn t have that doesn t have an issue, so it s something for trump to overcome and not bloomberg.
but listen to how the president responded to a potential run by bloomberg. i ve known michael bloomberg for a long time. if you go back early on, he said a lot of great things about trump. but i know michael. he became just a nothing. he was really a nothing. he s not going to do well, but i think he s going to hurt biden actually. but he doesn t have the magic to do well. little michael will fail. okay. so, lynn, does it sound like the presidencies him as a threat? they don t necessarily like each other but they do have a few things in common. their business backgrounds, financial success, new yorkers. okay. so michael bloomberg is a self-made billionaire, unlike donald trump. it will be interesting to see if he gets in the race if he releases his income tax returns. but the point is if we talk about the political psychology here, michael bloomberg is more