held by republicans that hillary clinton carried last time and was going to face a tough , he had $700,000 in the bank. i think he would have gone on to win re-ele republicans to hold. but will was an outstanding member of the house. i m sorry to hear people talking about him being a rhino. it s interesting to hear you saying that you he has at various moments criticized president trump. he narrowly won election in the last cycle. and so i think there was probably a lot of concern on his part that he wouldn t win. but let me ask you more broadly about what this means for the party. how can the republican party grow and be competitive in the house, try to win back the house when you have fewer and fewer minorities who are serving in women? actually they ve had a good
admitting they are not very far apart as far as the policy, but it s a socialist agenda they are pushing for. i mean, the socialist agenda like social security and medicare? i mean jason: no, the new green deal and no, c mon. c mon, austan. you know what they have been doing is radical. it s so far out there even bernie sanders has a hard time supporting it. you say radical but the medicare plan is supported by 70% of the country. jason: no, it s not. yes, it is. that is not a radical agenda. jason: yes, i think it s ad ara radical agenda. candidate leading the president. i don t buy that. how do you see it, governor? well, just to remind austan, all the polls show donald trump couldn t win, wouldn t win, hillary had it in the bag. keep believing it, austan.
far apart as far as the policy, but it s a socialist agenda they are pushing for. i mean, the socialist agenda like social security and medicare? i mean jason: no, the new green deal and no, c mon. c mon, austan. you know what they have been doing is radical. it s so far out there even bernie sanders has a hard time supporting it. you say radical but the medicare plan is supported by 70% of the country. jason: no, it s not. yes, it is. that is not a radical agenda. jason: yes, i think it s ad ara radical agenda. candidate leading the president. i don t buy that. how do you see it, governor? well, just to remind austan, all the polls show donald trump couldn t win, wouldn t win, hillary had it in the bag. keep believing it, austan.
this guy who wants to be president of the united states wants to flip all of that and what he wants to do is presume the president guilty. he has been saying the president is guilty for two or three years. what a phony. what do they want him there for? they want him there for a show. they want him there for being on, you know, daytime television, trying to become stars. he is hoping that he will be i m the only democrat that s going to get a chance, maybe can i win the primary? what does that mean? i don t know how to say it he wouldn t win in no primary. he just doesn t have enough ed: he says democrats are on the road typically people. you have been in politics a long time. does it boomerang on the democrats? tell me what new fact was revealed today. ed: he asked him and he didn t name any. must still be swooning from identity crisis. there was no new fact. there was no tape. there was no piece of evidence. there was no witness. every witness that walked out on them.
differently? yes. and we take those criticisms to heart when they say we were too white and too male, think were right. howie: joining us, kat timpf and jessica tarlov. bernie prospered as the anti-hillary candidate. he never got tough scrutiny because pundits figured he wouldn t win. kat: last time he was the underdog. america loves an underdog. his campaign raising $6 million in 24 hours has people looking at him a little more seriously. the media won t be as nice as they were last time around when he was facing hillary clinton who everybody assumed would get