About mexico, here is President Trump announcing the cancellation of his meeting with the mexican president in philadelphia today. The president of mexico and myself have agreed to cancel our planned meeting scheduled for next week. Unless mexico is going to treat the United States fairly, with respect, such a meeting would be fruitless and i want to go a different route. We have no choice. So david, was this sort of a mutual agreement, a mutual cancellation, or do you think that the mexican president pulled the plug . I think that the mexican president pulled the plug, and he did that because donald trump frankly put him in a corner. He kept in a tweet sort of pushing mexico saying you know you have to pay for the wall. I think nieto has to worry about his own political audience, mexicans were outraged, angry at
him for months, if we talk this way to china, chinese are not going to stand for china backing down. This is very different from a Business Deal where youre bluffing. Foreign
just saying, we have to flush out we can talk about bernie sanders, we can talk about elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar, they have yet to prove they can overcome that hurdle. when we talk about this, you brought up the q poll, that s what made me think about this, you have michael bloomberg who is running into his own issues because for a period of time, i always told people, michael bloomberg is going up the rough side of the mountain. now we see while he was mayor of new york, he didn t even have he wasn t forthright enough to give african-american men the benefit of their humanity, he will now have to deal with these things. i think the race will reshape. you also have to admit that there s something to do, momentum plays a role in the races. no doubt. that s the point people are making. i just want to address what you said about if you think x will happen when you talk to the voters, it reminds me of donald trump frankly. if you think some republican voter is going to vo
electability thing, i just wonder about because i look at polling. it s february. i look at polling about the general election. by and large, biden runs the best across the same number of states, but it s not as though bernie sanders most of the data i see he is ahead or competitive. is he exactly where biden is, no. so the electability thing, donald trump was if we were all here, if you asked me who is more likeable, the governor of ohio with a proven voting record of winning in a swing state in the general election or donald trump, donald trump would have been 16th on the most likeable list. let s not forget that bernie is leading the q poll, and joe biden cut his support among african americans. michael bloomberg cut the support from joe biden among that, and to your point wasn t most electable until votes are cast and actually you may not be. exactly. what i started to say, the
ainsley: let s work with the white house. steve: take a look at the polls. the polls have turned south for the democrats regarding impeachment. brian: not in our poll. our poll says 50% want it. ticked up. on other polls the q poll and marist pool changing a little bit. steve: if you do look in our poll and examine the people who responded to it because they talked to a thousand registered voters. i think something like 7, 8, 9% more democrats. more people voting in the democratic primary than in the republican primary. so perhaps that speaks for the demographic. look at the focus group in saginaw, michigan. people are steamed that the democrats are going through with this. brian: other thing is report too. you will not believe this. hold on tight to something. the houses they are going to continue to investigate even after the senate votes on impeachment do you believe this? they are going to have
now, there is also new reporting from the new york times on bernie sanders and elizabeth warren and what the paper calls a defacto nonaggression pact. according to the times, quote, at informal washington dinners on the floor of the house and on activist filled conference call, left-leaning officials are deliberating how to forge an events ule eventual alliance between the two. harry reed of nevada has offered to quote broker some kind of deal. while the congressman of california, a co chairman of sanders campaign believes the solution would be to create a sanders warren ticket. for now, both progressive senators seem to be in god financial shape. having more than $25 million in campaign funds going into next month. so. meanwhile the latest slate of national polling has joe biden sitting comfortably on top, just days before the next debate. bernie sanders holds on to second place in the npr morning consult poll while the q poll has bernie sanders and elizabeth