doing things that have never been done in this country before. we've never had anything like it certainly not at this level but we were really had nothing like it that i've been able to find. >> neil: donald trump sounding defiant as he appears in a new york city courtroom to face charges in a harsh mini case and a blow to new york attorney general letitia james that appeals court allowing trump to post a much smaller 175 million-dollar bond that civil fraud case. trump saying he will comply. on top of all of the welcome everyone, i'm khalistani for neil caputo and they said "your world." the legal follow in moment but first -- with the very latest. >> nice to see you. these were high-stakes for former president donald trump but now he is counting a win after an appeals court reduced the bond he would have to post to appeal to the civil fraud judgement against him. the state could have looked to place liens are moved to foreclose on trump's real estate assets like trump tower if trump's legal team could not secure bond for newly half a million dollars. but now trump will have ten days to post one 4,175,000,000. here's what he had to say. >> it will be my honor to post and will post whenever necessary whatever -- whether it be cash or securing bonds. is a decision we appreciate and respect the appellate decision very much. >> [ inaudible question by the media ] >> mr. trump: cash. >> but a spokesperson for attorney general letitia james says this is not over yet. spokesperson saying in part "the former -- or nancy foreman and dollar judgement plus interest against donald trump and other defendants still stands your call but trump's efforts to stop his criminal hush money trial for moving forward are far from over. the judge ruling today that jury selection for that case will begin april 15th. the case alleges trump tried to buy the sidelines of adult onstar stormy daniels and then tried to cover it up. manhattan da arvin -- motors were cheated the chance to fully size up trump as a presidential candidate. the manhattan district attorney and trump's lawyers were arguing over thousands of documents released by federal prosecutors within the last month. trump's teams are the needed more time to review them and accuse prosecutors of trying to be a repent or evidence but today there that you decided the da office had no blame one's court and then trump walked out repeating a similar claim to this legal challenge against him... >> mr. trump: this is election interference. that's all it is. election interference hi and it's a disgrace. will always leave you appealing. this is a case could have been brought to three and a half years ago and it decided to wait now to destroy the election so that i won't be able to campaign. we will be appealing this. >> now the judge is allowing trump' legal team to file a motion to the laser hush money case once again. this time his lawyers citing pretrial publicity charles cadman hattan district attorneys general -- office will have ten days to respond or midback usb to thank you very much. appeals court agreed toward collecting that we don't -- within ten days, the new york ag letitia james claims that the entire judgement though still stands. so where does all of this going. the spring and early gullies former deputy assistant general -- along with former assistant u.s. attorney general andy mccarthy and andy donald trump invoking your name today in regard to this hush money case so let's take a lesson to that... >> mr. trump: if you read auntie mccarty's peace, if you read jonathan turley's case, if you read legal scholars all over the world they say this da case is a hoax and it's something that it's not something a crime -- they say there's no crime and there is no crime. >> charles: md? >> while i hope it's worth more to president from then he is paying me for it, charles but look, i think that was going on here is a monopolistic attorney has brought a smack what he is calling a case of business records falsification but what he is actually trying to do and i think illegally is enforced a federal statute, the campaign finance laws, under circumstances where the federal agencies that have authority over those statutes look at this and decided not to take action again -- against trump and i think his theory on this is incoherent because even if the campaign finance laws applied which they don't reporting period after the stormy daniels payment by michael cohen would not have happened until 2017 so this idea that he somehow stole the election by not disclosing this is not even coherent. >> charles: john, obviously, a lot of news today. i let you decide, which one of these decisions the progress that we started a the most you? >> first i'm so glad trump didn't mention me unlike andy, or a wouldn't be allowed back in campus in berkeley. >> charles: you're lucky to get on now! [laughter] >> i need andy as her bodyguard, believe me. look at the most important thing that happened here i think was the reduction of the bond that looks like about two thirds and everyone, of course, is going to say trump one of victoria. the constitution won a victory because what happened here is the course -- they didn't show an explanation seem to respect the due process rights of donna trump just like every american. the government can come in and say we are taking all your money, were freezing your house. no go ahead and trying to find somebody to appeal. every american political tradition has a right to appeal if they lose a trial and watch letitia james and judge and garon had done by invading the penalty was to try to make it financially impossible for donald trump to have the right to go to an appeals court and say correct these errors. it would have made it impossible to review their shenanigans and so i'm glad not just that the court set up for donald trump's writes here but it helps all of us as americans with constitutional rights we do when you look at this everyone should hope that the constitution wins because no matter how you -- how much you despise someone if you think you should be there was other were there can be used against you at some point. you know, and the the -- justice is blind, justice is meted out impartially without regard to identity of the -- individual being tried, it's pretty clear particular on the local level that these ag's have made it their mission to go after donald trump. is there anything legally that -- i mean, i don't know how you prove it and a court of law but it's obvious to everyone because they campaign on these things, they cheer those things, they talked to them on social media. is there anything that they can -- and protect citizens when justice goes after you on a personal level? >> charles, i think this is the most important thing, and it's not really relevant to one of the four criminal cases or even the several proceedings specifically what i think the whole thing is a bundle, you just take a step back and look at this, they did this on purpose so that these trials would all happen right up to -- near running up to the election. and having been in a few pretty complicated criminal proceedings i can tell you that one of these cases is a full-time job and will often have 18 months or more of pretrial proceedings. the idea that you can jam somebody up and make them do four criminal trials and that the justice department is using a date certain namely election day as its goalposts in order to schedule all this is to be a profound dew process violation and it will have to be addressed at some point. >> charles: and john r. point, there's also this notion that collusion when you have these local agen agencies, visiting the white house, mitigating without her white house cup perhaps coordinating strategy, is there any logins that that because it seems unsavory? >> i don't think there's a law against it in the past. we used to rely on the good sense and wisdom of our elected leaders use good judgement. the other thing i would add to your question and andy's point is that not only are these four different prosecutions trying to bulrush president trump on a schedule, but they're all falling away because they're being done in the most shoddy, rush way. was happening in georgia catholic at the what -- look at now the problems with the hurt report showing how there might be a difference in approach to prosecution with classified information. i think i'll go should have been tossed out or delayed thereby the only one that really matters is the january 6th insurrection case and even he is running into problems now cover special council there with a spring court where he is losing again and again and he is going to go one more time this april 32 gentlemen, think you both very much. appreciated. -- honeywell sa -- that really -- from the new calls for a gag order there -- that we just get new sign them, are very worried about his third-party threat today. >> there's a job that requires a lot of nuance of complexity of mind, of acuity, mental acuity and we want -- we have a right to assurances that the person that's in charge of taking that phone call at 3:00 in the morning when all of our children's lives are at stake that the recruiter majored -- good judgement. lord, you know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle. you know where we need to be pushed. help us give it all to you. the good, the bad. help us turn to you in everything. amen. you should join me in more prayer on hallow. stay prayed up. we got the house! you did! pods handles the driving. pack at your pace. store your things until you're ready. then we deliver to your new home - across town or across the country. pods, your personal moving and storage team. okay y'all we got ten orders coming in... big orders! starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant... that's a different story. i couldn't slow down. we were starting a business from the ground up. people were showing up left and right. and so did our business needs the chase ink card made it easy. when you go for something big like this, your kids see that. and they believe they can do the same. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card. make more of what's yours. here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. [ ♪♪ ] fulton county district attorney. >> charles: funny one doubling down, warning each rain is coming from former president donald trump and his codefendants. fox news has been following the series in atlanta with the very latest. jonathan? >> in addition to prosecuting one of the highest profile cases in the nation da fanny wallace is running for reelection while attending a police charity's easter egg basket giveaway on saturday. willis spoke briefly about her indifference case against former president trump and his associates. listen... >> there is one district attorney interstate and really and really around the country that has had the courage to do this and she continues to do it i. >> do think the first to slow down but the train is coming. >> willis may no apologies for previous relationship with nathan way the special prosecutor who step down after the defense raised allegations of a conflict of interest. notice the university law professor anthony michael christ says what he does not believe any of willis' comments cross the line, she does need to tread cautiously when making public state statements. >> fanny wallace is dancing a little too dangerously close to engaging in conduct that is probably related to campaign speech but is rea really, you know, maybe veering too close to a claim that she is prosecuting this case for political reasons. >> on sunday, christ posted on x "at this point judge mcafee should gag the da and the only reason why the defendants won't make that motion is because they are glad to let her talk. from attorney steve saito required -- related a possible hint of defense strategy to allow the da more leash in hope she said something that eventually crosses the line. >> charles: jonathan siri in atlanta. think you very much. sugar shortbread, running me now to discuss former federal prosecutor francie hakes. apparently president trump's attorneys like all the talking, you know, i mean as someone already said that the private -- prior to this we all know they -- anyone who represent themselves incentive not a smart attorney, right castle to speak without being too rude about it but he just -- she really just does not stop. she's really adamant about this and it feels like she smack if she hadn't hurt yourself in this case, she well. >> you know, fox news fani willis willie excels at is stupidity. because it is the absolute height of stability for her to continue to talk publicly in this case when she was absolutely slammed by judge mcafee in his opinion that while allowing her to stay on the case, called her untruthful, which is another word for like, said there was an order of mendacity, pretty phrase that means lying, and she keeps on going. and i just am astonished that any district attorney, any elected official would stand up and brag about her own courage to bring this kind of indictment that is clearly political in this case. >> charles: i think she also brought up -- the rest of the conversation as well got another comparison. the motions that seem to drive her back even, you know, the whole spec -- tactical that we all had witnessed, i guess if you are it -- trump's attorneys you weigh that against a gag order but is there somewhere along the line where that would play a role in a potential appeal? >> what -- is definitely going to play on it rush mack a role in ocular because she effectively called the defendants and their council racist, and that is going to poison the jury pool and that is something the defense will argue if there is a conviction and when there is an appeal afterward if there is a conviction because they're going to be able to say that she poison the jury pool first when they talk about racism but secondly all this talk about standing against and being so courageous i mean, this is all designed to poison the jury pool against the defendant and that is not allowed in georgia. it's not allowed as an ethical lawyer and she has shown herself to be anything but. >> charles: some are saying that these comments also bring up the specter of physical violence. either way that it's a sort of heightened make it think it's the air with the notion that there could be some sort of really physical harm. you buy into that at all? >> you know, i think that she is trying to acquit herself to figures like joan of arc, you know, whose riding naked on a white horse as she charges through to defend her people. i think she is really trying hard to liken herself to some kind of mark pare and that seems to me to be the game that she is playing maga mortar game. she certainly talked about it in the hearing when you talk about how danger -- how much later -- you find yourself in from some gun violence case that she was prosecuting so she certainly likes to play the victim and i have no doubt that she will continue to do so in whatever form she can think of. >> charles: well, i'll tell you what, it has been great for television. i'm not sure how great it has been for the justice and judicial system. you very much, we'll talk again real soon. meanwhile folks, taxpayers are basing this after president joe biden says four words about student loan that. we'll explain. but first through the border and those got a way spilling a national security threat, the new warning that coming from a critic of biden but his own border chief. right, let 40? 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[ ♪♪ ] >> charles: the southern border surge now coming with a national security threat warning from president biden's top official down on the border, foxes nate foy is that eagle past, texas with the latest. >> u.s. border patrol achieved just of onset of the current level of funding -- disk and a 3 billion-dollar bump in a new budget deal at the current level of illegal immigration they just don't have the resources to track down all those got a ways. you mention 140,000 so far this fiscal year we also have new video today of migrants being processed by order patrol again in el paso. this has been a hotspot in recent days. in fact, the el paso sector led our entire southern border in migrant encounters yesterday. exgovernor greg abbott tweeted today that texas installed more razor wire fencing here, you see migrants pulling on it over the weekend. also this was over the place where the stampede happened on thursday of last week. take a live look at our fox news drone right now and about ten migrants just crossed the border illegally. it looks like a group of men, but she's owens worries more about the migrants who are smuggled in to the country and they want to be process. >> that is what keeps us up at night. we are at a, you know, closing in and a million entries this fiscal year alone. that number is a large number about what's keeping me up at night is a 140,000 known got a ways. >> we just set a record for migrant encounters in the month of february as well but speaking of human smuggling come take a look at this video out of kenny county. this is a chase over 100 miles per hour points that just eps arrested the driver and front seat passenger cat was of are illegal immigrants from venezuela leaving in austin, that's that's. you see two migrants bailed out they were able to escape but illegal crossings skyrocketing out west as well and mentioned at the el paso sector led the entire southern border yesterday numbers two and three were the san diego and tucson sector actors. wasn't about the was to donate a thank you very much from certain numbers on the border to searching costs for taxpayers, president joe biden taunting those student loan bailouts and despite calls piling up he suggests we can "i am not backing down. steve -- seymour who will pay for this i mean -- it's not for you, right? you just don't take an eraser and say okay $8 trillion is gone. amine a billion there, 2 billion there, who pays for it ultimately, steve? >> of course, we do and that made everything just watching the border -- this is like an amnesty for people who don't pay there loans back and -- think about this, this is probably the ruination of the student loan program because for the next ten or 20 years how many people are going to be their student loan back? i mean the government will give you an amnesty and so you have to pay back. you know whose -- people like my wife when she graduated not making a big salary, she put money aside like, you know, you writes citizen does and peter student loan back. know she feels like a fool, you know, so that is number 1. number 2 nothing that you may people even doubly angry about this is first of all is i read the constitution, congress has the authority to spend money, not the executive branch of the president and this has also gone to the supreme court as you know -- and what it is up report say? you can't do this and biden is justifying the courts, defined that congress and you has the nerve to say trump is the danger to democracy when he has completely flouting our legal system. >> charles: it really is amazing. everything that he says to be afraid of when president trump is happening in realtime and, of course, the state of you die union condo you spoke down to the supreme court, the the state for the third branch of government is scary but he also out of the state -- >> and is also intimidating. is talking -- saying you're going to do what i tell you to. >> charles: we know what i find really amazing is that the democratic party particularly their biden version of it is strictly for the wealth smack well-to-do. i mean think about who makes the most money in this country? these college loans some of these are ph.d.'s. these are people who make four or $5 million more than i school graduate, you know, $300,000 for -- some of these things were designed for poor people and by the way when present in engoron talks about it he always puts the poor people in front or he'll mention blacks or hispanics but the big chunk of it is going to people who don't need -- even needed and that's what bothers me is, like, what happened to the blue-collar workers? last january he food stamp program ran out, and emergency food stamp program that president trump put into place, biden let that run out, he let it run out! the use of these constituency! he let them lose over by $200 a month of food! >> this is called robin hood in reverse. you take from the poor and you and which -- that's a democrats philosophy or. is especially, you know, problematic because every -- like i've done studies on this, we run this program for 30 years. every time he raised the amount of student loans guess what the universities do? the razor tuition. so -- >> charles: we should point out this all really -- when president obama took out the middleman i have the white house communiqué where they bragged about taking out the middleman and guess what we need to go people who actually had to assess okay a basket weaving loan for 100,000, rejected! 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[laughter] leave early enough so we can have a special election to win this safe republican seats that he currently sits and so that we can retain that majority. it is going to be disastrous for this country if we lose the majority. >> it's about the math. there are currently 218 gop members, 2013 democrats, that slips to 217 gop members when gallagher leaves. and the breakdown can be 2016-2014 if democrats when a special election in new york next month. >> has republicans to have to be worried about holding their majority, johnson has been very dependent on democratic votes. he has busily been governing with democratic supports among the is probably not tenable on a long-term basis. that continue beast to be the case there will be serious efforts to get rid of them within his own caucus. >> no fox has told other republicans may quit especially if they score big paychecks of capitol hill. control of the house has never flipped during a congress. >> charles: chad bergman, thank you. now to boeing found out playmaker announcing that ceo -- continued to pile up. fox news dance partner is in seattle with the latest. >> as you know there's a major shakeup at boeing it comes as a company is under an intense pressure due to a series of mechanical problems type directly to airplane safety. it was announced today this morning, in fact, that ceo dave calhoun will retire at the end of the year. the president and ceo's commercial aircraft division is out immediately and the chairman of the board larry kellner will step down as well in may. the latest crisis was touched off in january when a boeing 77 -- 747 max 9 had a door plug blowout mid flight from portland to california has triggered three federal investigations on the ntsb at the federal aviation administration and the department of justice. dave calhoun says though he is leaving in on --'s terms. >> i will be close to 60 years old. of always sent to the board and the board has been very prepared i would give them plenty of notice so that they could understand that -- the plant succession in regular order. and that's what this is ab about. >> dave calhoun was dragged in front of congress to answer questions. has taken full responsibility for the quality issues and has said the company has to do better but dave calhoun the not come from a plain engineering background. is a financial guy coming from general electric and then blackstone group before that. he was elevated to ceo after the boeing group of directors in 2020 after 2 fatal crashes of max 8 claims called 2046 people and caused boeing in $2 billion in payouts victims and the government finds. he was on the board ten years before that. know a replacement for calhoun had not been named yet but we know that stephanie pope will replace larry kellner at the head of the commercial pain division and steve mullen coupled take over as a board chairman but, you know, charles is in the second major management shakeup at boeing in the last four years it was only that took -- 2021 dave calhoun came in in the wake of those two fatal crashes so boeing is reeling from another shakeup and we'll see what will happens next with his replacement. >> charles: something tells me they were not pick someone from the board again. darren camm think you very much. really, really high stakes there. me while the white house not playing a new rift between the china demonstration and israel as prime minister monday minute and yahoo calls off silent -- sending his delegation here so where is is headed and later you sent to the democratic party is worrying about that third-party threats from robert f. kennedy junior. and were on it. 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[ ♪♪ ] >> charles: to russia where four men are facing charges related to the moscow concert hall attack that left more than 130 people dead including three children. fox news senior foreign affairs correspondent greg paul tardi has more from london. greg? >> the investigation internet friday terror attack in a moscow concert hall continues as the death toll rose. they limited group has claimed responsibility specifically it's a dangerous isis-k offshoot -- at least 139 people now believed killed, 182 injured prematurely after the haul was set ablaze many of the casualties in fact was from the smoke inhalation. russian security was said to be laid on the scene for equity sites were not being on top of this immigration authorities that say they'd attained 11 people including some more were pretty badly beaten up during the court appearance, president putting just a short while ago finally admitting an islamist link to the attack but claiming ukraine was somehow involved and would benefit as the morning can -- kyiv is the reactor strike denying that u.s. -- russian charge of the u.s. is as well in addition it -- take a list of... >> we said isis and their goal was possibly before the attack. i'm -- on to say that with respect to isis at large and even isis-k pacifically, we are very vigilant in monitoring this group's activities in the are planning as best as we can recall. >> national security spokesman kirby also said there is no threat to the u.s. homeland scene by authorities in the u.s. right now from isis but as we've seen it got pretty nasty in moscow. >> charles: certainly did, thank you very much. france raising it's security alerts readiness to its highest level following that moscow concert hall. so how big of a threat is as is there should we be worried here? former cia social chief in moscow and fox news contributor don hochman to discuss. dan, it's really remarkable in many ways, i know you can't really defeat forever an ideology, but we had a pretty good job i know in 2019 where we were sort of able to this -- declared this caliphate in syria destroyed come the morale is destroyed and that was scary because her back in the news. >> yeah,, they are. ice -- [ engine roars ] which is obviously active in afghanistan but also in iran and central asia as well has demonstrated the capability to launch a mass casualty terrorist attack. has got to be ringing alarm bells in europe as well as back here in the united states because of our own province at the southern border and justifiable concern that terrorists might seek to infiltrate the united states and develop the sorts of networks that they have in russia whereby they can conduct the source of terrorist attacks. >> charles: let me switch gears here because i got to ask you about this growing rift in the biden administration and israel, prime minister been imminent anyhow today canceling an israeli demonstration that was sent to be at the white house does the author the u.s. abstained from a hue -- human security council vote calling for a cease-fire in gaza. the white house trying to downplay the rest but national security advisor jake sullivan actually said that he just had a constructive discussion with israel's defense minister. maybe this is constructed between them but what the public is saying anything but constructive. >> yeah. this was a nonbinding resolution which -- which called for a cease-fire through ramadan advance april 6h unconditional release of hostages. what really angered prime minister netanyahu was that the resolution did not condemn hamas and for that reason he believed the united states should not have abstained but should have voted against it. but look, this is decades in the making among the rift between precedence biden and prime minister benjamin netanyahu on a personal level and i think the president biden is feeling a lot of pressure because of the way israel has had to conduct this war and let's make no mistake about it, hamas is at fault for that. they deliberately concealed themselves with civilians, they have hundreds of miles of tunnels underneath gaza. it is a wickedly complex and challenging military campaign for israel. but those innocent palestinian deaths, there at the hands of hamas. tomas berdych responsibility for that and i think there in lies the friction, because israel wants to finish this fight. they want to end hamas and sure -- and ensure that israel can love and peace and that hamas will no longer enjoy ungoverned space. it's worth noting that hamas wants a permanent cease-fire county want to emerge victorious from this battle. >> charles: from the very beginning we knew it was, for them, our public opinion sway the world because, you know, israel was really serious. i think our people -- and have to assume president engoron has some of the actual footage of the beheadings of the cold-blooded brutality of the mortars of young women got a family's, children, i just think anyone who has seen that there is no way the world that you could push back on israel wanting to forever with themselves of that correct the "so a personal vendetta, personal be between these two should never supersede a our greatest security, our greatest ally in the region, and, the right to defend yourself. >> yeah, i think you're absolutely right about that. i think want to watch for down the road is whether the united states condition -- condition and it's military in. we give israel's brilliance of dollars worth of assistants every year, that the train nine in ministry and take that step? we've got an election coming as you've been highlighting and i think the administration seas everything through that put the gold prism back so that is something that i think i'll certainly be watching for. >> charles: absolutely. dan were lucky to have you, thank you very much, my friend. >> thank you. >> charles: back to those courtroom battles for donald trump. with a backfire in november and i had of our -- rk junior announcing his runnymede tomorrow new signs that democrats are worried about a third party trait did it -- threat today. 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let's ask republican fund-raiser and sarah bedford. my friend, so far, the indictments have certainly helped president trump. every time he has been indicted, his numbers have gone up. what do you think going into the election? >> 110%. every time that they have a new investigation, a new trial. every time they deem president trump, his numbers get higher. and not only do they get higher, they get higher in the fund-raising department too. a lot of that is by individual donors giving a lot of their minimum donations to increase that momentum. i look where that stock to have the same effect with a lot of these individuals thinking that they are going to get a piece to help djt ticker symbol to help them. >> charles: i have read and heard a lot of progressive and liberal commentators say the same thing. every time there is an indictment, his popularity goes up. they can't help it. the eagerness to take him down, they wear it on their sleeves. >> that's right, at this point, the only constituency that is celebrating the trump law if there is far left rather relatively small contingent of democratic voters. a couple of things, it is energizing republican voters, people who might have at this point your 9 of the trump show. starting to get trump fatigue but are excited to get out on election day and vote for him. reinforcing doubts among independent voters on the biden administration. if all joe biden has to offer and talk about is how bad donald trump is, how he's a really bad guy and belongs in jail, they are worried that there isn't an alternative for them other than trump. it's really hurting joe biden from both sides here. >> charles: especially if you had, shut up, you're doing great and look at the other guy, not working. let's switch gears. robert f. kennedy jr. expected to announce his vp tomorrow. the democratic party is reportedly hiring an army of lawyers who track and challenge third-party threats. it shows that there is a certain degree of concern with the democrats. >> clearly. polls show that rfk is siphoning off more of joe biden's voters in donald trump's. the consternation about third-party candidates is not new from the major party platforms. democrats are running on a pro-democracy platform. they are making that their entire identity. they are really engaging in antidemocratic behaviors by trying to keep rfk and others off of these state ballots. >> i've got to tell you. i think when we find out who his running mate is in their suspicion that it is going to be the ex-wife google executive, i think that sheer fact that he's going to have access to that kind of money to piggy bank's fund-raising i think is going to be an interesting tale. not only that, but it's a woman unlike kamala harris, it is a younger woman that is very vibrant. she is an attorney. she has been pretty much an activist by giving large donations to the democratic party. i think that more people on the west coast are probably going to be able to identify with her rather than kamala harris. i look for them to pilaf a lot of voters from the democrat ticket joe biden and money. >> charles: 4.5 years ago, 5 years ago, the democratic party was saying we are going to have a young person, perhaps a black person, a woman, hispanic or they are going to be our party official and presidential candidate. you fast-forward now, not only our young people nowhere near the candidate, but even things that young folks care about like kicking rfk jr. to the curb. it doesn't feel like the democratic party even when they promoted themselves of yesteryear. >> there is almost no voting group that is excited to vote for joe biden. he has incredibly soft support. that's why he's more susceptible to a third party. >> charles: ladies, i've got to leave it there. we will be back tomorrow. you can catch me on fox business at 2:00 p.m. eastern making money. doing pretty good these days. right now, "the five" starts. ♪ ♪