>> when summer comes across the border, not to criminalize desperation. but a civil violation. [speaking spanish]. >> >> i want to make sure we are talking about everybody else, still talking about everybody else. if you do your homework on this issue. >> we have a president of the united states of focused on hate and fear and division. >> this is something i'm tired of and tired of hearing people offering thoughts and prayers. >> short of the democratic majority in the senate you better understand the fight still goes on. >> we need real solutions, not impossible promises, a lesson i have learned over the years is you have to stay engaged in these situations. >> tell the parents of those 2 soldiers who were just killed in afghanistan we just have to be engaged. as a soldier i will tell you that answer is unacceptable. >> the taliban will grow. >> the taliban was there long before we came in. >> before we were there they started playing -- flying planes into our buildings. >> on january 20, 2021, we will say adios to donald trump. >> i will fight for you as hard as i fight for my own family. >> good song there. more of a quiet morning in washington, the president in japan and all the attention in miami. >> not so quite in miami last night. jillian: thank you for starting the day with us. first round of democrats takes the debate stage for the first debate of the 2020 election season. >> despite some technical difficulties about halfway through, the show still went on but the gloves to large extent never really seemed to come off. >> who made the biggest splash with their far left promises into is about to be left behind. >> live team coverage with griff jenkins and todd pyro. >> former bernie sanders campaign staff are figaro and immigration expert michael cutler offering their expert analysis. >> we send it to griff in miami with a look at last night. >> it is off, 2020 has officially begun despite the we have a year and a half to go and it was a packed crowd last late in the front runner, elizabeth warren certainly stood out but it was a chance for some of the lesser-known candidates like tim ryan, bill diblasio, told together and john delaney to try and get to know the candidates. here is what they had to say about issues that dominated, with the pilot progressive takes on healthcare and an economy they believe favors the rich. >> i'm with bernie on medicare for all. >> we should be the party that keeps what is working and fixes what is broken. >> this economy has got to work for everyone. [speaking spanish] >> we are supposed to be for 70% tax rate on the wealthy. >> it is not right for the ceo of mcdonald's to make 2100 times more than the people spending cash of mcdonald's. >> may community college free. >> the moment that stood out was the raise your hand question. in this case who was willing to abolish private insurance, only two hands raised, elizabeth warren and bill diblasio. but the crisis at the border and immigration was also front and center. here is what they had to say, one candidate, julian castro stands out wanting to decriminalize the border. >> using section 1325 of that act which, the lies is coming across the border. the money stage called to end that, to terminate it. some like congressman o'rourke have not. >> a comprehensive rewrite of immigration laws. >> we want to make for you have provisions in place that allows you to go after traffickers. >> a way for kids to be treated. >> a president so focused on hate and fear and division. >> there is a humane way that affirms human rights and human dignity to solve this problem. donald trump -- >> no reason for detention and separation of these children. they should be released pending their hearing. >> the problem with so much tension in the middle east, candidates were asked as commander-in-chief what did they foresee is the greatest your political security threat facing them. >> whether we are talking about iran, afghanistan, we've got to be completely engaged, the united states isn't engaged, the taliban will grow. when we weren't in their they started flying planes into our buildings. >> the telegram didn't attack us on 9/11, al qaeda did. that is why i and so many other people -- >> afghanistan was protecting those people. >> the biggest threat to the security of the united states is donald trump. >> that was certainly an interesting answer because governor inslee made climate changes signature issue but citing donald trump as the biggest threat. we will see what tonight brings with a bigger crowd with joe biden and bernie sanders in eight others. >> thanks so much. >> let's bring in figaro, former director of social justice, thanks for joining us this morning, we appreciate it. let's get right into it, your biggest winners of the night, you picked three. >> since racial justice is important to me cory booker really hit it out of the park for me on issues that were important to me and my community so i ranked him number one, castro was number 2, he came out swinging, trying to knock beto out of the game which he successfully did and warren did well with people expected her to do, she didn't disappoint her supporters but she certainly didn't do more than we have seen before but she was a winner tonight. >> why do you think beto was the biggest loser of the night? >> the same reason over 1000 means are being made, he came out with his typical that we speak spanish and stand on tables even though i'm irish and have a spanish nickname. it didn't go off well, didn't do well on the big stage and certainly cory booker said you are not the only one who can speak spanish so it was just a disaster. it really showed there was no substance behind him. i think is a great motivational speaker but it is over for him at this point. >> he kind of came out choosing more moderate lane. i thought issues of healthcare and immigration, when they tried to get him bite on the 70% tax rate he didn't bite on that. seems he's more center than he was two months ago. what did you think? >> true but what difference does it make when he doesn't know how to bite back. he got destroyed and sat there looking like a little child. he was getting pounded on and he sat there looking confused. he didn't fight back and say these are issues that are important, this is where most of the country is coming in the center, in the middle so he didn't know how to fight on these issues and that is where he failed and it is unfortunate because that is what everyone expected him to do, he didn't prove them wrong. >> a lot of people not necessarily surprised because he has been dropping off the last few months. speaking of conversation let's talk donald trump. he was a lot of the conversation, 19 minutes and 24 seconds, time spent talking about the president to be exact. is that the best strategy? >> according to claire mccaskill she said they didn't spend enough time talking about trump which i disagree. senator warren didn't mention trump one time, she didn't have to because she has plans to talk about. you can talk about trump but you have to convince the american people that you have a better plan and better solutions and that is what will take to beat trump but first the democratic primary, beating trump will not be enough. donald trump has alienated our allies and friends. >> donald trump and his cabinet are creating a situation that would light off a war with iran. >> the biggest threat to the security of the united states is donald trump. >> focusing on the president, they are not going after each other as much. do they need to focus on each other more? >> first of all they need to focus on some plans. they need to focus on what you are actually going to do for the american people and and establish yourself from the other candidates but this round of candidates were really just trying to get out of the bottom tier. we will see more back and forth and more challenging each other tonight as we move through the next 11 races to go. >> now mentioned joe biden or bernie sanders. are you surprised by that and what do you expect to see tonight? >> i'm not surprised by that at all. i've said before on fox that let's see if everybody talks like they do on the big stage. most people when they come face-to-face don't cover the same aggression they did prior. i want to see if bernie sanders mentions joe biden by name. we will get a chance to see if they will come after joe biden and i want to see if joe biden stays on his position that he is been standing for for the last few years so it will be more interesting. shannon: thank you. rob: we appreciate it. jillian: the flood of illegal immigrants at the border taking center stage at the first democratic debate. >> section 1325 of that act which criminalizes comic across the border, some of us on this stage have called to end that section, some like congressman o'rourke have not. >> crossing the border is no longer a crime? what are the consequences and how do you control be influx the we are seeing. we will ask the retired inf agent next. people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? 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absolutely. i would do additional tariffs by a very substantial additional tariffs if that doesn't work if we don't make a deal so when you say are we going to make a deal it is possible we are going to make a deal but i'm also very happy where we are now. we are taking a fortune and frankly not a good thing for china but a very good thing for us. >> there is a possibility the us and china could agree to a truce when the two sides resume negotiations and the president holds off on another round of tariff increases. the two presidents met after xi jinping travel to north korea to meet with kim jong un. negotiations over kim's weapons programs appear to be stalled. over the next few days donald trump is scheduled to meet with several other top world leaders including russian president vladimir putin, crown prince mohammed bin salmon and turkish president erdogan. >> thank you very much. >> 25 after the are, some candidates pushing radical ideas last night from the economy to immigration and healthcare. >> who here would abolish their private health insurance in favor of the government run plan? 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years is you have to stay engaged in these situations. >> i would tell you have a folder that answer is unacceptable. >> the taliban will grow. >> the taliban was there long before we came in. >> when they weren't in their they started flying planes into our buildings. >> the talent didn't attack us on 9/11, al qaeda did. >> on january 20, 2021, we will say adios to donald trump. >> i will fight as hard for you as for my own family. >> the first round of democrats taking the debate stage for their first debate of the 2020 election season. rob: healthcare to immigration debate over bilingual appeal to voters, the first 10 candidates had their chance to defend their platforms. >> who made the biggest splash and who is about to be left behind? we have covered with todd pyro in miami, republican strategist justin rollin and former obama administration official joe rubin. >> let's start live in miami with todd pyro. >> good morning to both of you. party in the city where the heat is on, in the sticky miami atmosphere and the debate stage where those 2020 democratic candidates battle it out among themselves and attack donald trump. tom perez thought it went well. >> i love the contrast we saw between the candidates. we will see a deep field. the questions focused on the issues that animated america. immigration, climate, how we make the economy work for everyone. we want to be in focus and we got it. >> as for how the candidates thought they did. >> you can tell i did a great job. a lot of people -- only certain candidates changed tonight. >> this is one of those nights that we had a lot of moments to show america who i am, one of those debates that simplest was the white house. >> to talk to people pretty much all my life and i got to do it on a wide big stage to a lot more people than i ever had a chance to do before. >> as for the president, boring was his signature reaction of the night. and that we director strategic communications for team trump in 2020 tweeting as well, quote, winner of tonight's debate was clearly donald trump. american people saw how radical and out of touch democratic candidates are, second-place to mitch mcconnell. the president's campaign putting out a statement reading and part, quote, this debate was the best argument for donald trump's reelection, and income contribution to the president's campaign. what do the voters think? they are the ones who are going to decide? in less than 500 days. we are here live all morning long for "fox and friends" at this diner. you know this place, you lived in miami for a while, you know this is the place for cuban food but also the place if you're a politician, if you're involved in politics, this is where people go, sort of if you're running for major federal office or local dogcatcher you need to come here and tell people what you think and we will get those reactions from those people coming up in half an hour. >> he got it. just like false or precise. thanks so much. last night not all but some of the democrats were pushing some far left radical policies. >> this is supposed to be the party of working people, we are supposed to be for 70% tax rates. if we want to be the most prosperous nation in the 21st-century we need to make sure people are paid what they deserved. >> we must begin impeachment here now. healthcare is not just a human right but should be an american right. >> our voters buying into these ideas? to debate that is justin rollin and former state department official under the obama administration joel rubin, we are going to start with healthcare as our first topic. two candidates, bill diblasio and elizabeth warren saying they want to go.. how do you think that plays? >> with the theme of last night, when is ds and i think single-payer clearly is not something most democrats are averse to but there was a debate how to pay for it and how to execute it but the big picture is our healthcare system is failing, americans know it, donald trump has not been able to do anything to fix it and americans are frustrated, democrats are saying we have ideas and solutions and the president is just taking away people's healthcare and that's not good for the economy or our society. >> over to you. joel's former boss, his policy seems almost moderate compared to the things they are talking about now. single-payer is scary for a lot of people. how do you think that plays? >> it is scary but there is a particular element about it last night that is super scary. you can tell it is a primary election when everyone goes hard left, wasn't a single-payer but single-payer, let's abolish private insurance. once you start talk about that american voters they freak out. people like their private insurance when it is good. there are problems in the healthcare system and things that need to be fixed but abolishing private insurance is not a winner. >> elizabeth warren has been spiking. for her to come out for that is a bold move that could backfire, we don't know. let's look at this poll from fox news asking people what they are looking for when deciding primary candidate to vote for and look at this, 72% of people want steady, reliable leadership over a bold new agenda. does that mean somebody like joe biden has a better shot here? >> that's why he is up in the polls, twice over his next competitor because americans across the board and democrats in this case are looking at him as somebody who understands how to make the country get back on track again. nobody took a shot at biden which is very interesting. democrats on stage understood he is a popular target and a popular politician so they will take shots they have to be careful how they do it. >> back to the top -- the topic of immigration, julian castro talked about decriminalizing crossing the border. how does that play out for moderate democrats? >> moderate democrats that is a problem. castro did a wonderful job about distancing himself from the pack. he got great airtime in that respect even if he's not a leader in polling, that was smart. on the other hand what he was pushing, that idea is not something that resonates well with americans, there is empathy for immigrants, certainly support for dreamers to have a path to residency in the united states but that doesn't mean americans don't want security at the border. it is a complex topic and the criminalizing something like that doesn't float well with most americans and even moderate democrats. >> a response? >> this is a legitimate debate. i people criminals because they cross the border looking for a safe life? know they are not but they are treated as such and we are coming to a end point where people are dying at the border and we need a legitimate conversation about what castro put out is the idea that decriminalizing and dealing with people here, a major peak issue for the democratic base. >> looking for a safer life. a lot of people believe a lot of these people are just looking for a better economic life. they are economic refugees. there is part of that but these countries are in freefall, they are dk and there is major violence. children are not leaving just for economic life but because people are getting shot at higher rates than any other part of the world. it is worse than war zones in many places where we are active in afghanistan and elsewhere so there's serious security crisis south of here and we need to grapple with it and right now we are just ignoring it and that is why this is rising in the democratic party. >> thanks for coming on this morning. >> 39 minutes after the hour. julian castro and cory booker can't find the spark on the campaign trail but could that change on the debate stage? >> i don't believe only in reproductive freedom, i believe in reproductive justice. i hear gunshots in my neighborhood. >> or was elizabeth warren the star of the night? poster for the 2020 campaign, jim maclachlan with the take aways coming up. ♪ 00 here she comes ♪ she's a man eater ♪ >> giant corporations have one loyalty, profits. healthcare is a basic human right and i will fight for basic human rights. >> i don't believe only in reproductive freedom. i believe in reproductive justice. i hear gunshots in my neighborhood. i'm tired of all people have 2 offers thoughts and prayers. this is personal. >> julian castro and cory booker bringing the heat in miami hoping to steal the spotlight from elizabeth warren. how will their performance potentially shift the field of candidates? here to weigh in his trump campaign pollster jim mclaughlin. thank you for joining us. your biggest take away of the night? >> i don't think any of them helped themselves. you look at your front runner, elizabeth warren, someone you have a lot of hope and confidence in but people saying you have cellar dwellers like julian castro and bill diblasio saying that may have won the debate. >> reviews are saying elizabeth warren shined and your point about her being one of the front runners did she shine because of what she had to say or did she shine by the pulse? >> a lot of it was by default. she did better in the beginning of the debate when talking about economic issues but that play to the harlot socialist base. the truth is her class warfare, calling for higher taxes, wanting to abolish private health insurance, that is going to hurt her in the general election. the biggest problem for the democrats was they were all appealing to the radical leftist base but middle america where the election will be decided, places like ohio and iowa and michigan were turned off by what they saw. too far left. shannon: let's look at some numbers. interesting to see what people were busy doing, what they were googleing during this debate. the preference before the db, joe biden obviously was in the lead, 32%. a lot of people expected that to shift a little bit. it really hasn't much yet. you wonder if it is going to start shifting after tonight. >> slowly but surely, joe biden wasn't attacked at all because he is a week front runner. they didn't think it was worth it to attack joe biden. look at the national surveys, he was in the 40s in the national survey, dropped around 30%. jillian: still holding on. >> and iowa the most recent survey hasn't tied with bernie sanders. jillian: google trends, cory booker was number one. after the debate, 2400% spike on castro. 2500. >> julian castro coming from out of nowhere, why was he getting googled? they were looking at him because he's the most radical. he wants open borders. rob: thanks. a fox news alert, the president arriving in osaka, japan for the g 20 economic summit. this is a live look at the airport. the president will be meeting with the biggest name we need to hear about, chinese president xi jinping. that will happen saturday and there are rumors of a potential trade truce from this summit, this has been very tense with china. we've seen a lot of tariffs, scary for the economy. economist hate the tariffs so potentially some kind of truce. if they don't make it the president is prepared to impose more tariffs on shine and meet with vladimir putin, angela merkel, the jet has landed. we will be right back. features , ultra soft fabric features , and new beautiful designs for your best comfort and protection guaranteed. life's better when you're in it. be there with depend®. jillian: welcome back. a live look at osaka, japan. donald trump landing in japan for the g 20 summit was a busy few days ahead and all eyes going to donald trump and xi jinping to see if there is a deal that can be made. rob: rumors of a tentative trade truce that could be coming. our economy has been a bit tense, a bit nervous with all these tariffs and the situation with china which we are heavily reliant on for a number of things. this is a potential trade truce, could be really great news economically for our country. people keeping their eye on that and also meeting with vladimir putin. he will meeting with angela merkel and the president of india. a big few days and the meeting with xi jinping is set for saturday 11:00 in the morning japan time. jillian: we have a portion of an interview with donald trump where the president said if there's a deal that can be made, great but i will make the right deal. he always hangs on that, not going to make a deal for the sake of making a deal. in the meantime we are doing well right now. we are in a good position. rob: people criticized the president for pulling out of the transpacific partnership, the best way to keep china in check, the president doesn't agree. all this weighing in on the negotiation and the big question, these tariffs, can someone get rid of these tariffs and open up free markets, problems with china, currency manipulation and intellectual property theft that he is wrangling, we will see if a deal can be made on a rainy day in osaka, japan. jillian: the point you make about the tariffs the president said he's not opposed to putting more tariffs in place if he needs to. it will be an interesting conversation, an interesting few days. if you are just joining us, until 6:00 on the east coast, live look at osaka, japan. waiting for the president get off the plane. he has a lot on his schedule in upcoming days. >> it wasn't too entertained it. and what they would like to do different, 19 minutes. he is tired if he got to watch that. jillian: 19 minutes, 30 seconds, surprised by that number, some say not really. joe biden, bernie sanders, that will come down tonight. we will see the president's response. rob: his economic message is different from presidents in the past, shaking a lot of things up, meetings with other world leaders. and donald trump is not happy with the way a lot of the world takes a tough stance. he's not a globalist as his predecessors and it does complicate the relationships and he will smooth over something with the president of china. jillian: a lot of people keep reeling home, hammering home, these tariffs on chinese goods, a lot of farmers in the midwest having a hard time. and some people are excited to see if a deal can be made. more information when it comes. what is coming out of this summit. rob: as the president meets with vladimir putin. and election interfering. the 2020 election at the top of mind. they are watching the summit take place, will the president make mention of that. to stop meddling in our affairs as well. jillian: 5 minutes until the top of the hour. still waiting for the president to deplane. the g 20 summit. and do we see someone coming out, hard to tell. >> the president coming down steps on a rainy day in osaka, japan. the president is going to step down. i don't think we will get a chance to hear from the president. and jump right there. he is shaking hands with friends in osaka japan. jillian: we will give him another couple seconds. probably not but never know. and the president lands there for the g 20 summit. there is ivanka coming down the stairs and steve mnuchin, treasury secretary, more coverage of this throughout the day. the president takes off from osaka, japan. jillian: we will speak to carly shimkus. including technical glitches. >> we are hearing colleagues audio. we are going to take a quick break and get the technical situation fixed and be right back. rob: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with online reaction. >> that technical snafu certainly got attention. in a follow tweet donald trump had this to say, msnbc should be ashamed of themselves for having such a technical breakdown in the middle of the debate, truly unprofessional and only worthy of a fake news organization which they are. this becoming one of the top trending topics on twitter. when twitter user says differently russia. another says sign from the universe at liz on twitter timing and think microphonegate. nbc worked hard to put on a good debate and rachel maddow said they prepared for literally everything but that. >> it can be a debate. >> something that happened last night, beto o'rourke breaking out a little bit of spanish and cory booker's reaction. >> not just what he said but how he said it, take a listen. [speaking spanish] >> got to take a look at cory booker, the most me more in the moment of the night. and williamson said i need to learn spanish by tomorrow night at 9:00. he spoke spanish. that is exactly -- he stole what i was going to do, stole my thunder. i am sure it worked in cory booker's favor, the most googled candidate. and came in second. rob: there were definitely some moments. are we out of that? the president is in japan for the g 20 summit. i should have gone now. i thought osaka was kind of boring. >> the g 20 summit not going to be boring, a lot on the table and a lot of discussion to be had. fox has those numbers as do we the next few days, keep it right here on the fox news channel. rob: another wild debate tonight, joe biden, bernie sanders and kamala harris. jillian: "fox and friends" starts right now. have a great day. >> who here would abolish their private health insurance in favor of a government run plan? just a show of hands to start off with. >> healthcare is a basic human right and i will fight for basic human rights. >> there is three women up here that have fought pretty hard for a women's right to choose. >> for all citizens who feel they are falling behind the american dream isn't working for you the immigrants didn't do that to you. >> coming across the border not to criminalize violation to treat that as a civil violation. [speaking spanish] >> the united states isn't engaged.

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