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take control, she won't be speaker any more. do you think there are, when you look at the democrats in congress, who could fill nancy pelosi's shoes one day? >> well i think the fact that we have to pause and think about it, think about how deep the bench isn't, reflects a problem with the democratic party. right. and i think that voters feel that too. you look at polls and you think about the fact that joe biden's approval ratings are so low. there is so much enthusiasm for seeing a new nominee and yet every time we look at headlines, we're debating whether joe biden is coming back to face off against donald trump. why is that -- why is it that he's our only option despite everything that we've seen concerns about his age, concerns about whether he's actually able to be that bipartisan leader and get things done. so i do worry about that. >> whatever happens to her. i think that democrats in the
peaceful election police but last night former president donald trump continued his rhetoric against nancy pelosi even after the violent attack on paul which she spoke excusively to anderson. >> she said please don't call them animals, they're human beings. but i think she's an animal too, you want to know the truth. >> for me this is the hard part because paul was not the target and he's the one who is paying the price. i mean we all are. but he's the one that is really paying the price. but it really -- it is really sad because it is a flame that was fueled by misinformation and all of the rest of that. which is most unfortunate that has no place in our democracy. our democracy, there is one party that is doubting the outcome of the election feeding
five to maintain control. let's start in arizona. we'll go in alphabetical here. mark kelly but blake master has come on strong. he's a big fan of donald trump and an election denier. it is an interesting race because the ballots to take a long time. it is a tossup. >> democrats had been confident about kelly for a long time, but it is a ticght race. >> they've been closer and closer. >> what about georgia. >> so let's go to georgia. and here in georgia you notice we have three names on the screen instead of two. which is quite unusual. because we have a libertarian chase oliver. because georgia is unique and this is something that we'll emphasize because the leader on election day or for the election in november has to receive a majority of the vote in order to win. if the leader gets 49.99%, that is not a majority. then there is runoff between
that flame and mocking any violence that happens. that has to stop. >> s.e., donald trump dehumanizes people he doesn't like. and i guess at this point we have to assume he doesn't care that it leads to violence. >> you know, and he does it especially with women. there is a trigger for him, women would don't like him or disagree with him, he gets vicious about their looks or their humanity or their dignity. i think the rhetoric is partly to blame. but to me the most dangerous part, nancy pelosi alluded to it just there, are these conspiracy theories. they're garbage and they are a mind altering drug. and they have infiltrated politics. qanon is in congress. anti-semitism is in congress. because republicans didn't have the courage to disavow these voters. they didn't have the courage to say, we don't want you qanon. if you believe there is a pedophile ring in the democratic party, we don't want you.
and i want to introduce you to rose an an jack payson. they've lived here for 45 years. you have strong opinions about why you came out today. >> yes. i don't like donald trump. voting for a republican like mastre an yo means that we're going to have more trouble not voting for trump. >> and how about you, in terms of the issues, though the issues that mattered most to you? >> well, i think the roe issue bothers me. i think women should be able to choose. i don't like the fact that in -- when women are sick, there is an issue that they're being -- could be treated properly when their pregnant and it is not simply that they don't want the child and they want an abortion, there is other issues involved and it puts the doctors and the hospitals not knowing what to do that if they do the wrong thing, i'll get sued. >> and rose an, when we're
deregulate health care and fix the health care system. our president, president trump can do that, but he needs to get his team in place. >> kat: i agree. i would like to see something that involves the cloud, more patient spoke as lent insurance company focused or government focus. what do you think should be done? >> my opinion is they have to send it back first. when you are trying to rush things through, particularly in summer when everyone takes vacations, it's not going to work. i think we have to focus on the big picture, the fact of the matter is the system doesn't work. and what it's going to take to fix it. so going back and looking at what's really important to people and how to address so many of these people to my serious concerns so we can find something that is not "mean" that can actually help people and save lives. because when you see human faces behind these numbers, then you forget that we can just get over this. >> eboni: we are talking about real lives. anthony, obviously you are right. you talk about extracting the
he's not reagan. >> kat: i had no idea. >> eboni: i know. breaking news. but, what do you think about the historical parallels? >> they are fine. i think that right now, it would be stupid to completely trust russia. and i don't think that we have to completely trust them to work with them and try to have a relationship that would work out best for us. we are facing issues like north korea and syria, especially with, again, china and russia. if they become best friends forever and we are left out of it, then we are going to have a lot of options off the table for north korea. nobody should have a problem with that unless they are being petty. >> eric: i think what that was all about, gorbachev, if you remember reagan saying, "tear down this wall," that being that in germany, east and west berlin and germany. and so, what i think laura might be getting at is donald trump showed a strong hand with the russians. they seem to respond to that.
>> kat: what's going to happen, eric? >> eric: do you know what those protest look like you make the same that the tea party looked to the democrats in 2009. honestly, i'm a big fan of donald trump and the administration, but i think taking -- again, paul ryan's word that they had a bill that the american people like and that they could get through congress is a mistake. it took obama a long time to get health care right. we have time for trump health care. >> eboni: i think that's true technically, eric. i think politically speaking, the time is an issue. i think when you come out of the gate for six months of the administration with this as your marquis legislative effort, and there has been failure after failure after failure, house and senate, politically it is not good. >> eric: he should've gone with taxes. >> eboni: absolutely! money, money, money. i think there would be people on both sides of the aisle even excited.
the refugee problem. but the critical thing for americans to understand is assad is not going anywhere. he either needs to be taken out, and that means his travel regime has to be taken up with him, or we are going to have a protracted problem in syria for decades. >> eboni: anthony, you brought up history. on that note, mikhail gorbachev, the former union of this soviet union is calling president trump and vladimir putin to restore the trust between u.s. and russia. they want to create a constructive, joint agenda. president trump's meeting with putin is drawing historical comparisons to past presidents, appointed by lager lower ingram earlier today. >> when i was watching it yesterday, it took me back. >> he's not reagan. nobody is reagan. i'm not trying to say he is reagan. but the moment where he said, "does the west have the welter survive," do we have the will to confront the challenges before us? i say we do. it was very optimistic. >> eboni: okay, kat, we know
at a dinner with his wife just to see who was still in the office. he always kept an eye who was working hard. so he's very loyal to his people, if his people are loyal to him. >> eboni: that's good to know. >> kat: absolutely. that's absolutely fantastic to hear. anything you would like to add? >> i'm halfway through everett's book. it's phenomenal. it's insightful about what's really going on. my question is correct, though, is it a goldplated hot tub without a drain, eric, because it seems like these lobbyists are doing better than ever? >> eric: donald trump, one of the first things he ever did, how much are these air force ones going to cost the american taxpayer? he said, no, we are going to get that down. which president has ever asked "how much?" >> eboni: that's baller. >> kat: thank you to our fox news specialist today, anthony scaramucci and senada adzem. remember, 5:00 will never be the