Page 229 - Civility News Today

She was also asked about civility in politics, big money, immigration and more. at least two dozen democrats may be considering running next year. look at all of that. and all of them rekindled the debate over who voters consider a viral cable candidate. "the new york times" said "theres a real tension." the panel is back with us. this question whether a woman can beat president trump. theres been a lot reported about the presidents views towards powerful women, how he treats powerful women, how...

Handled. >> debate someone who isnt interesting in civility or facts? >> did you have someone specific in mind? what i believe is that whatever else is going on, the noise and the nonsense and the wind and the craziness, we got to stay focussed on what matters to us. >> reporter: as senator warren has been taking questions at all these events from voters, obviously it seems that electability is a concern. we had one event where the first question was about the dna test she released last fall. sh...

Scandalizing themselves into fake outrage. but when they curse in a bar, policing womens behavior a long time ago. next. and this is what she does really well. she uses twitter to respond to controversies, to attack the gop, and shes done over and over and over again on twitter racking up millions of followers. shes surpassed nancy pelosi just in that twitter account of followers perpt twitt followers. twitter is not real life but its a reflection of where the passion is in the democratic party ...

Couple of things here are clear. on one hand, if you want to run against somebody, often times you want to be their opposite. if youre running against donald trump and you want to be the opposite, civility is something to offer voters and this is clearly the opposite of that. i think the democrats are going through what republicans went through a few years ago. it is called the tragedy of the commons. and basically what it means is that it is in the best interest of individuals to do things that...

Tempest in a tea pot. next week well talk about a whole new trump scandal. and lets face it. he used this to distract somewhat from the it government shutdown. >> yeah. >> so let me to that point show what the president said in the rose garden. >> i thought her comments were disgraceful. using language like that in front of her son and whoever else was there. i thought that was a great dishonor to her and to her family. i thought was highly disrespectful to the united states of america. >> to a ...

>> if this continues, we are going to ask your cabinet to take a vote on whether you are fit for office and invoke the 25th amendment. >> casual insults have become commonplace, rick wilson told cnn trump spends his morning rage tweeting. nina turner called him a baby. >> republicans have to go over there and change the presidents diapers. >> the president harshly ridicules his opponents as well but calling him unhedged and worthy of impeachment, trumps immediate attractors may be crossing their...

Say we want to impeachment, we expected to do this -- they are really trying to overshadow what she may have planned. how does she manage that? can she? >> we know she is very good at this, shes good at fund-raising and good at corralling votes. this is a different situation. the roar that rashida tlaib got for these comments is the tell -- the hunger for the democratic base is not for civility its for engaging against trump across the board. in addition to that, thats not good enough for them. ...

The president unfit for office. >> if this continues we are going to ask your cabinet to take a vote on whether you are fit for office and invoke the 25th amendment. >> casual insults have become commonplace. republican strategist rick wilson told cnn trump spend his morning hoovering up rails of ever all enraged tweeting. nina turner called him a baby. >> republicans need to change the presidents divers. >> the president harshly reveals his opponents but by essentially calling him unhinged and ...

♪ civil discourse in 2019 is not off to a great start, despite top former democratic leaders calling to an end of all this divisiveness. >> if we are fortunate enough to win back the house in the senate, thats one civility can begin again. >> this division that exists, this hatred and ugliness has to come to an end. >> shannon: time now for tonights power panel, the editorial director of "the daily caller" ." you heard the former first lady, the former secretary of state, the former democratic...

Civil discourse in 2019 is not off to a great start with a new divided government in washington, democratic leaders calling for end to all the divisiveness. >> if we are fortunate enough to win back the house and/or the senate that is when civility can start again. >> this country has to come together, this division that exists, this hatred, this ugliness has to come to a end. >> time for the power panel, former clinton pollster doug shown, the presidents nuclear politics, evans and director of ...