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he's currently the lieutenant governor of pennsylvania, as we know, and he's doing that with great ability here with reaction. >> fox and friends weekend co-host pete hegseth and fox news contributor joe concha. pete, kind of guy that has no restrictions on abortion, that wants a moratorium on fracking in pennsylvania, that released more convicted murderers than any other senate candidate in history that wants to open up the jails and let let out a third to half the population there that supports not only blm, but the crips wants pennsylvania taxpayers to pay for heroin safe injection sites that wants to sue oil and grocery company ceo's, that wants a sanctuary state in pennsylvania that chased african-american. joga put a shotgun in his chest and held them hostage. can that guy win in pennsylvania? because i'm having a hard time believing that, sean. there's no doubt that litany of
happen. >> sean: look, you are talking about the house and the senate? i think the house is easily winnable -- >> of course. >> sean: look at the states for the senate, florida, georgia, north and south carolina, new hampshire, you got ohio, you've got wisconsin, you've got missouri. arizona, nevada. i mean, those are all bellwether states, aren't they? >> right, and washington state, we have a great candidate for the u.s. senate in washington state -- >> sean: that's true. >> i think almost certainly adam laxalt is going to win in nevada. i think you are going to see us pick up state after state because what happens, you saw last year in new jersey, you had a guy win, beat the senate president, ed dunn jr., won the race, only spent $2300, most of it at dunkin' donuts on his volunteers. >> sean: [laughs] >> but what happened was people walked in and said not him,
likely to happen. >> look, you're talking about the house and the senate. i think the housese is easily winnable, but we got to look the states for the senate. you've got florida, you've gotor georgia, you've got north and south carolina. g youot got new hampshire, you got ohio, you've got wisconsin. you've got missouri, arizona,re nevada. a i mean those are all bellwether states. areethe they right.nd and the w washington state we have a great candidate for the u.s. senate in washington i state. i think thatnas almost i think almost certainly out of adam laxalt is going to winva in nevada. s think that you're going too see us pick up state afterbe state because what happens you saw last yearpe in new jersey yu had a guy win beat the senate president had done just won the race. no, he only spent t twenty three hundred dollars, most of it at dunkin donuts on his volunteer. but what ha but people well, what happened was people walkedpped i in and d
he's just a very special player. for the folks at home who watched, you know what that meant for him to do that. we all were talking about it. we knew it was happening. it was just a matter of time when it was going to happen and i can't see anybody honestly in my humble opinion breaking that record. >> you certainly know more about it than i do. it is nice to see a good guy win. a lot of people were very happy when he broke that record. congrats to steph curry and thank you so much, cari for joining. i'll be texting you later asking you all my other sports questions. so thanks for getting up early on the west coast to join us this morning. coming up next for our viewers, our ongoing look at one of the biggest and most diverse voting blocks in the country. i have two experts with me to talk about the latino vote. that's after the break, so keep it right here. enture. but super poligrip gives him a tight seal. to help block out food particles. so he can enjoy the game. super poligrip.
unwilling-to-fight guy win two elections. an african-american man named barack hussein obama. he came to office, as you know, in this horrendous economic crisis. and he led us out of that crisis, despite the unwithering opposition of the republican party. he passed -- seven presidents tried to pass health reform. he did it. he did it. so, you know, don't -- don't tell me he doesn't know how to fight. >> david -- >> he certainly was successful. >> i got to tell you. i don't know if chris -- well, maybe, it was -- i'll let chris speak for himself. the way i heard it is that he wasn't talking about the former president. he was talking about the democrats, now. but maybe, there -- he -- i think he did say i didn't hear the former-president barack obama offer any solutions. i don't know about that part. >> no, no, no, his swimintimati
activating those non-voters, those irregular voters. people who didn't come out and vote for him in 2016, but who would have if they could have been convinced to. the campaign chairman, brad parscale has said, as maggie haberman and annie carnegie reported hour piece, there are very few swing voters. you're not going to change anyone's mind. he's a really good guy win see him in a different light. that's not happening. they need to go into rural areas and find these voters. that's very expensive and that's why it's so key and so -- really kifl an impressive feat for them that they've raised so much money and it's so important that they do that because they need that money to find these voters. >> hey, i want to widen the discussion from mayor pete to the democratic field and your -- on your side. we've got tonight, the cnn draw
football game the sixth for the new england patriots but why it was a moral victory for this country? >> well, have you got to appreciate greatness, tucker. great to finally see the good guy, the right guy win. and if you listen to the crowd at the end, when roger goodell was handing the trophy. now, keep in mind i was already injected i was in jail and they threw me into the street with three minutes to go i watched the replay. the booing the we booed roger goodell into the next county. that is what this country is about. the bad guy should always lose. this case it's roger goodell. >> tucker: speaking of that and i'm not a good journalist. this should have been my first question to you tonight. i want the camera to pull out a little bit. what is on your shirt. >> that is roger goodell's face and wearing a crown nose. we sell these shirts. the coach of the lions wore this shirt off the plane when the patriots won three years. sean payton he wore this shirt in his press conference because he hates
republican conference. i bet you anything mitt romney will vote with the president more often than rand paul. >> which is an interesting point, but scott, doesn't that then mitt romney is doing everything he can to get trump reelected. a guy who he says doesn't have the moral standing to be president, right? i mean, both those things i'm saying are true. >> i think when push comes to shove -- >> helping the guy win again. >> yeah, look, when push comes to shove in 2020, i expect virtually every republican to side with a republican incumbent president over whatever liberal democrat alternative. i just think the idea that you're going to see republican senators split off and support a third party or a democrat for president, that is just not -- that's not living in reality. >> and on this, since you have endorsement, though, jake asked mitt romney about that. here's what he said. >> he was endorsing me, i wasn't endorsing him. and i haven't decided who i'm going to endorse in 2020. i'm going to wait and see what the alternatives are. >> does his endorsement matter, joan? >> i don't think so. i think it's very early.
job. that's why they call people functioning alcoholics. i am not saying he was. >> kavanaugh dodged and ranted and raved. filibustered and prevaricated. i did not find him credible. >> all of a sudden his anger is triggered. this is someone you could see attacking a woman. it's frightening. >> we heard from an angry, enraged brett kavanaugh challengi challenging united states senators about how much they drink? >> how will a guy win. never in the history of high school year books has any been probed so intensely. democrats are painting him as
80% of republicans support president trump. if you are appealing to that republican base, yes, you can use that message. you were astute when you said could you use this in a general election? >> martha: hillary clinton thought she could win general. this state looked like it was hers in the last election. she bailed out of there before the end of the race. it raises the question: how much has politics changed in the country? is georgia red or blue? will this guy win because he's putting himself closer to trump? >> i think politics changed with president trump. he shook up washington, d.c. you have candidates trying to do things to break through when there is not a lot of difference on the issues. that's where president trump in