game seven of the world series last night. that s not stopping mr. trump. he s not mr. nice guy but sometimes it takes a donald trump to change washington. this was a nationwide ad by very expensive former obama campaign manager david plouffe praised the ad is quite strong and quite unprecedented for a presidential candidate to be running ads in october the year before an election. they had time to plan all of this, but it was striking because we haven t had a lot of political ads, watching game seven. to see that pop up. that message that david plouffe is talking about is very simple. we re strong. we re getting things done and addressing the fact that maybe sometimes you don t like my attitude but i m getting stuff
defines success and give the president the authority to do that. rob: are you worried about retaliation here at home after this? you always have to be focused on that. from what i have heard there is a significant effort being put into that. don t want to say too much about things that you are concerned and the effort is being made to make certain america american stay safe at home or abroad. carley: the impeachment inquiry vote taking place later today. you don t think the rules moving forward are going to be fair. why? know i don t. if anyone was not watching the world series last night and watched the rules committee i think you could see the frustration, the committee is an unusual place, speakers committee, republicans but 9 democrats focus on what the vote
obsession of the democrats with thisra illegitimate proceeding,t doesn t hurt president trump, it hurts the american people, instead of focusing on pressing issues like reducing gun violence, passing usmca, securing our southern border, lowering prescription drug costs, the democrats are choosing every day to waste time on a sham impeachment. that will be their talking point, w there are all these policy issues the president wants to beid dressing and yet e democrats focus on this. we saw that on display on a campaign ad that went out during the world series last night, unprecedented for an adgh to go out that anearly, but president trump is clearly trying to get ahead of all this. what can we expect to see today? we know president trump isse in the west eswing, they ve been monitoring these proceedingsy throughout the day. he s been working the phones. we expect him later this afternoon to huddle with gop lawmakers and talk policy and next steps, andrea.
become let s just blew the president of the world series. thousands of americans responding to his decision to conduct that mission let s respond by booing him. let s chant lock him up. there is no middle ground, where you think about him, but the teoffice of presidency deserves more respect than i saw last night. particularly ines light of what had happened a few hours earlier. there is no comparison, tucker, between donald trump and baghdadi. baghdadi ran an organization that liked to burn people alive in cages. they liked to throw gay people off rooftops they like to kidnap and rape thousands of women. if they to eliminate vast swaths of their rival muslims. they bombed and massacred and shot their way around the world, committing appalling atrocities against people in paris, in
leadership class took the opposite side, they took the side of the fentanyl smugglers from mexico, the side of our mortal enemies in the fascist government of china. those are not positions you would take if you cared about your people, but at this point it s pretty obvious they hate trump far more than they love america. piers morgan is watching all of this w from across the oceans, editor at large for dailymail.com, a brit, but a keen observer of all things america. he joins us today. i know that you re not actually an agreement with the president on a lot of things, but assess, if you would come of the response from our press to this latest announcement. i am the side of the ocean, i m in los angeles. tucker: even better! i was watching the world series last night and my mind went back to one osama bin laden was killed and i was in new york city that night. and i remember the reaction. i remember the reaction from everybody. there was widespread jubilation throughout new york,