Up? where are the issues? come on. americans are doing better. these are issues that americans are concerned about. when you have nazis walking and marching in the streets. dana: there were only 20 in d.c. the fact that the exposure that white nationalists have gotten under the trump administration starting with his campaign in 2016. that s a really scary issue to people. and when they hear make america great again, i think a lot of people immediately go to wait a second we don t want to go back to that part of america where they dana: can you see how people can talk completely past each other on these issues and these ads show that that ad is probably the most aggressive one i have seen until now. i m sure the republicans want to respond to it we invite them to do. so nan green and jehmu greene. hundreds of priests in pennsylvania what the church has to say.
They will, quote, unload on him like a ton of bricks, a new date with this september 7th. let s bring in the power panel back from outnumbered katie pavlich town hall editor fox news contributor. jehmu green haven t seen new a minute. great to see you. jehmu, let s start with you. we can toss that up cnn poll. here s what he was talking about. 66% say that he should complete this investigation before midterm elections, so says giuliani. it s interesting, harris, because every single legal expert that i talk to, the only thing that they agree on is that the president s legal team is increasingly acting like he is guilty. they are panicking. and they have shifted so many times. so now we are at even if it s collusion, collusion isn t a crime. even if he tries to stop the investigation, that s not obstruction of justice. even if the president committed a crime, he can t be indicted. the ball has just been
Major city did an investigation they would find the same thing. we ask him about those stunning comments next on the daily briefing. harris: fox top story again now, president trump tightening his grip on the republican party as several candidates he backed claimed victory in last night s primaries, on the democratic sight progressive candidates notching victories as well as that party faces new pressure to move to the left. let s bring in power panel again katie pavlich, jehmu green. is it dance to the left and do you have jazz hands in the air as you do it? i stopped doing jazz hands when i was 16, harris. but,. katie: what a shame. i don t think voters want a cookie cutter candidate that is going to basically say how high when the president or the leader of your party says jump. and i think the strategy that democrats are using where these are individual races. they are local, some of them are more progressive because if they are in these brief communities that makes sense. others are proper centrist that is a good strategy.
Right now you can t even find trucks they need truck drivers and trucks across the country because of how much success is happening at the blue collar level. jehmu, i gave you credit, yes, that gas prices, the trade war, the president has to wake up to that. those are important pieces of the economy. when you look at this jobs report, specifically hispanics and african americans, they re doing pretty well in the trump economy right now. certainly these numbers are one piece of reflection of what the economy how it s affecting them. when you look at rising healthcare cost prices, certainly these communities are being hit the hardest. when you look at the fact that inflation adjusted wages have actually declined, that we do see the job growth actually, you know, starting to slow down. and what s up with outsourcing in this trump economy, where you ve got federal contractors who basically have outsourced
You gave him some credit. we ll come back to that in a minute, because i don t want to lose that point. vince, listen to jehmu and respond, which is the fact of the matter is gas prices are difficult right now. they re going up around the country. that s bad for the republicans in the midterms. she races a good point about a looming trade war that s hitting trump country. it s hitting you know, the chinese are not doing this by accident. they re going after states in the heartland that this president carried. yes, they are. the success of the trump economy has bought the president a lot of runway to tinker around with trade policy, because right now the economy is so successful, the president is thinking i can take this over the top by going after china, by going after people he feels we re getting raw trade deals with, and trying to correct what he sees as dramatic imbalances. whether you agree or not with that policy, the reality is the people benefiting the most from this economy, it s really clear, working class america.
You mentioned at the beginning of the segment, jehmu, people talked about during the obama administration, don t believe the employment numbers. we re not talking about the u6 number, which is how many people have actually left the economy, not even looking for jobs at all. all those people, right now in the trump economy, they re rejoining the economy. that s a big deal. one thing to report for sure. vince, jehmu, appreciate it. have a wonderful weekend. meanwhile republican congressman jim jordan breaking his silence. he told my colleague bret baier in his first extensive interview on all of this that the allegations are bogus. conversations in a locker room are a lot different than people coming up and talking about abuse. no one reported abuse to me. if they had, i would have dealt with it. what bothers me the most is the guys that are saying this, i know they know the truth. i know they do. all right. our senior capitol hill producer
They weren t willing participants. shannon: two of those women s were on laura ingraham tonight and they were very upset about the way that he pretrade the conversation about the me too movement and his guilt or innocence, and jehmu, those are big caseshat did not get a lot of attention at the time. but even in retrospect, a number of the people involved, interviewing those women, trying to get them from interviews, have said, we have gotten that wrong. i think that is one of the great things that we are seeing come out of the me too movement. i think it is also important, shannon, to recognize that while the scandal almost ended president clinton s presidency, in this age of this reckoning where president clinton needs to face it, and it s not a partin issue, many men, many people who were complicit in this need to face it, in the midst of this, there has been little to no accountability or consequences for our current president,
Apologizing, though, 20 years later, is a sign of the times. it s clear he wouldn t mean edge. he said in that clip you play that he did apologize and then when pressed whee would apologize to monica lewinsky, he said he didn t, but then he made it about himself and he left the white house $16 million in debt. he left the white house $16 million in debt because he lied about his affair during a sexual harassment case and tried to obstruct justice. so it s a self-inflicted wound. by the way, he is worth several hundred billion dollars. so it worked out in the end for him. meanwhile, monica lewinsky is an anti-bullying activist, which i m sure, 20 years ago was not her dream job. so anyway, he did not just victimized monica lewinsky, the power difference between the president and the intern, he changed the trajectory of her life significantly. shannon: he said, i like the me too movement. it is way overdue. jehmu, was there a missed opportunity or one he can claim
Donald trump. it s not about donald trump. shannon: quick word. for 80 years, anytime anyone criticized barack obama, it was immediately george w. bush came screaming out of your mouth. now if you criticize donald or bill clinton, it is donald t this is about bill clinton. you ca deal with donald trump separately. but bill clinton has gotten away with this for 20 years. pc terry mcauliffe, former governor of virginia, and kirsten gillibrand, senator of new york, saying that he should ve resigned, apologized, 20 years too late, it is a testament to the fact that the clintons are no longer politically this is much, much bigger than president clinton, much bigger. shannon: we ll have you come back and talk about that issue because it is not going away. jehmu and derek, thank you both for your time. thank you. shannon: the new ambassador to germany, record now, under fire for saying that he wants to empower european antiestablishment politicians. the reaction from european socialists and much more in we are in the world, that is next.
Gentleman. there was nothing in that person s statement that has the facts. there is no fact in that statement. the facts on this, matt, are that we are experiencing a decade s long downturn in border crossing. that is the reality. because the obama economy was so weak. you know that is why. people left america to go back to mexico. can you imagine? because under obama there weren t economic prospects. under trump obama, there is economic prospect under trump administration there is economic prospect. he supported many that people wanted him to. you can t blame an administration for this but the opportunity is for trump to carry this over the line. that is how democrats view it. sandra: you hear the music. i have to wrap you up. thank you, matt, jehmu. a major drug bust with enough opiates to kill 26 million people. plus, ivanka trump hitting the