Ainsley well, good morning. We are so excited because tomorrow is the big debate. We will be talking about that on thursday morning. Counting down. Lawrence hosted by our friends at fox business. Im so proud of dana perino, stuart varney. I know they will do great job tomorrow. Brian do they get along. Ainsley they get along with everybody. Steve they will for two hours. Lawrence this hour already he is already starting. Steve curious. Ainsley fox friends first. I thought todays the day. Were going to a brian day. He brought his personality. Finally. Brian yeah, i know. Finally. All right. Lets just talk rap. Steve we talked a little bit about this yesterday. You probably recall a lot of News Coverage yesterday about joe biden. Over the weekend he was at the Congressional Black Caucus gala in our nations capitol. And he had a number of joe Biden Blunders just in one short period. Were going to recap it and talk a little bit about the fallout. Watch. Greatest of our time representing th
projects a presidential intelligence. how warren s plans add up to an electability model and how buttigieg and his frequent uses of obamaesque rhetoric is something that brings them together. so they re playing that that same lane. he s up this time and she was up previously. so, ron, is that really important criteria that he s been showing up? he s had a lot of face time in iowa and that makes a lot of difference. also spending a lot of money in television in iowa. i think iowa has become more influenced by media than the xwragrass roots over time. what s interesting to me b about him is that he is, he has a breath of support that is allowingallow ing him to cannibalize the warren and biden constituencies. most people think of him as someone elbowing aside moderates. polling ran some cross tags from this survey and buttigieg has a
obamaesque, to go and say, we can t be demeaning people and talking about folks in degrading ways as democrats if the goal is to beat trump, then to go after the debate and essentially say, this guy is really old, and he s not going to get us across the finish line, i just think, it s, as you said, it was off-brand. off-putting, i think, for cory to do it. i think it s perfectly fine. i think it s part of a debate that everybody s having. i don t think that it s verboten, and i think, you know, maybe it will turn off some voters. we ll find out when people start voting. but i think it s, you know, these are candidates who are punching way above them, because they re so far behind and they re trying to bring up the generational argument. and you re talking, again, joe biden has a lot of name recognition, he s got a lot he s the front-runner of the party. you would expect people to say, right, but do we want a guy who s so old? who can t get past the end line. by the way, what is the
it went toes up last week from a fatal overdose of buttigieg. not everyone has heard the news, the morning hasn t yet started, but beto o rourke for president is done. future generations will remember beto o rourke, if they were call recall him at all, really as a media story. remember that guy with the weird nickname that all the dummies on cable news fall in love with in a single day? that was bizarre. and it was bizarre. i saw him for the first time just a month ago when he sat down with oprah, and me and the rest of people in the audience thought, wow, this guy has this dynamic, positive energy. yeah, he has that raw talent, he is very, kind of obama-esque, indeed. so the fellows of houston who haven t voted democratic before because they have a beto o rourke crush going on.vo he is awesome. kevan smith of the texas tribune said it s like seeing this jesus christ superstar in front of people. he has that celebrity aura.
community. and blarnelizabeth warren is fa that head on saying that we know that hbcus are under a player type of pressure, they don t have the legacy of wealth as white students at universities set up specifically for the education of whites. and so she is attacking this problem in a very specific and nuanced way. and i think that it would be much easier which we saw in 2008 for younger black voters to convince their parents and grandparents to switch over from the policies from joe biden to elizabeth warren than it is for older black voters to convince their sons and daughters to switch from elizabeth warren over to joe biden. sounds like you think that there is a substantial chasm that exists between older black voters and younger black voters. yes, i do. and i think this is where kamala harris could be a fascinating candidate because she is talking in many ways obamaesque, she is really reaching out to teachers. there are a lot of women of