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Because historically you would say why doesn't the third party arrive? we have so institutionalized these parties in law, in access to the ballot and in fund raising that we contrary to the founding fathers in the constitution have made it very hard, if not impossible, for a third party to emerge. >> yeah, i think that's -- >> and that's dangerous for >> that's absolutely right. we could turn off twitter because all the people who are screaming are on social media and northeast normal reasonable people aren't busy, you know, tweeting at this show and saying, bob, you're wrong, or bret, you're ...

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Getting ready to invade japan. we are heading there in relative peace and times of prosperity. we are borrowing from the american future. we have become a nation that is not -- a generation that cannot be trusted to protect the american future because we're addicted to our own consumption. >> andy, in general, people, every day people, don't care about the deficit because it seems -- >> they should. >> they should. because it seems obscure. the exact argument the senator is making is the argument we heard from decades from republicans but they're not making it now. why? >> they should. we need...

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He's also defending his family amid the special counsel's russia investigation, calling out his former personal attorney michael cohen as a liar and a pr guy, questioning climate change and boasting his own "instinct for science." i'm not sure what that is. firing off threats to leaders over immigration. all of that happened on the day the president had no scheduled events. he was successful at keeping himself in the headlines. that's what he loves to do. my panel is back with me. former senator bob torcelli, and bret stephens. in an interview with fox last night he blasted the fed chair. >> m...

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Ooh i should clean your gutters! great idea. it's not just easy. it's geico easy. todd, you will go make me a frittata. there's enthusiasm like we had at, you know, the last election, 2016, which was quite a spectacular day and evening. i've had people come up to me and say, sir, i will never vote in the midterms because you don't like congress. actually, i like the republicans in congress. they have worked hard. >> president trump touting the enthusiasm he says the gop has headed into the midterms, less than three weeks from now and the president also told the ap he will not take the blame ...

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Investin investing, you won't seate it i the first months. it will take a couple of years. spending went way up with the agreement that the president cut we have a divided government. the president cut a deal with the democrats to make the capital investment in the military that we needed to make and to get the votes and the democrats in the senate, he conceded on some domestic spending. >> even with total control, we're still going to blame the democrats for the spending. >> there's still a filibuster. there's not total control. >> senator. >> to put this in perspective, the country is headed...