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online. we are also learning the experts are saying stalkers -- you can be at the mall and a stalker can take a picture of you and run it through some databases on their computer and find out all about you through a.i. they can find out where you could be going next based on your patterns and routines. find out all the information they want to know about you. >> steve: because, if you look at your past, the past is prologue often. if you are always at starbucks at a certain time or always pick up your donuts dunkin''s coffee at 6:05 they might know that you are there. that's something that a.i. could actually put together. a fellow by the name of kevin baronga is the founder of deep a.i.org. he said to fox news digital there are services of you use a photo take a picture of somebody in public then you can find everything. every instance of your face on the internet if you take a picture of somebody. essentially. every place you have been in.
with the expectation that this looks like it's going to get done? >> reporter: i think that's a reasonable assumption. you've seen in select markets but not as much panic frankly as i had been expecting. i think because a lot of market participate wants had been operating on the assumption what's past is prologue, that they worked it out at the last minute in 2011, in 2013. other times when it looks like there might be potential brinksmanship, they'll work it out again today. again, my view is we're not out of the woods yet. i very much hope that there is a real agreement and that it gets through both houses of congress swiftly before we hit the so-called "x" date and potentially be unable to pay some of our bills. but i think we don't actually know that we're at that point yet because of all of those other steps that my colleagues have just mentioned including the fact that whatever the deal may be may continue to be
closets full of problems. many of these remarkably weak candidates came courtesy of donald trump. >> there is a high correlation between maga candidates and big losses. >> we have a tremendous opportunity going forward. don trump should not be a part of that. >> i think trump is dragged on a ticket. i think the home trump gives us problems politically. >> so, if past is prologue, it means trump is going to have a hard time in those the swing state, which means he cannot win a general election. >> joining me now is former rnc chair, michael steele. the man of steel, joining us tonight on the beat. michael, i want to put this in context, i've said repeatedly, i said to you, there is no republican party, there are down store front for a terrorist organization called market. you cannot solve calls on thing a functional political party when they've tried to -- sow, that being said, if we pretend that this is some semblance of competition, what
many of these remarkably weak candidates came curacy of donald trump. >> there's a very high correlation between maga candidates and big losses. >> we have a tremendous opportunity going forward. donald trump should not be a part of that. >> i think trump is kind of a drag on our ticket. >> i think donald trump gives us problems politically. >> so if past is prologue that means president trump is going to have a hard time in those swing states, which means he cannot win a general election. >> joining me now is former rnc chair michael steele, the man of steel joining us tonight on "the beat." i want to put this in context. i've said repeatedly, i've said to you there is no republican party. their a terrorist organization called maga. you can't call something a political party when you've tried to suppress investigations into a violent coup. that being said if we pretend there's some semblance of a
they will, count me as skeptical. they'll trash the deal whatever it. if they don't get an agreement fairly soon, they're going to need to do a short-term extension of the debt ceiling for maybe up to two weeks so they can, you know, write the bill and do the reviews, but they're not near an agreement yet. >> do you think mccarthy is going to be able to get those house democrats on board if he can't get his caucus to vote in favor? >> if past is prologue, he's going to need a whole lot of democratic votes. i was always one of the guys when i served in the house who was part of these agreements. >> this is a different time than when you served, much different. >> correct, but it was always a small number of republicans voting with the democrats. look, i hope they get a bigger number of republicans, call me skeptical. they're going to need a lot of democrats, probably at least 100 in the house to make this thing work.
biden, trump, and me. and i think on those three, two have a chance to get elected. biden and me. do you agree trump cannot win a general election? >> a couple of things. i don't think that trump can win. but that's a nice way to diss tim scott. in the swing states, the candidates for senate that trump endorsed all lost. if you had taken on the votes that went to other republicans and put them together, those republicans would have won. so i think the president's kind of high-profile endorsement of those candidates actually hurt those candidates, at least in the general election. so if past is prologue, that means president trump is going to have a hard time in those swing states, which means he cannot win a general election.
trump endorsed all lost. if you had taken the votes that went to other republicans and put them together, those republicans would have won. so i think the president's kind of high profile endorsement of those candidates actually hurt those candidates, at least in the general election. so if past is prologue, that means president trump is going to have a hard time in those swing states, which means he can not win a general election. >> how much do you think the electability question is catching hold with republicans and in particular, primary republican voters? >> i think it's going to become very real. it also may be something else that gets republicans that maybe don't normally participate in primaries because we know it tends to be, you know, the small more extreme of both parties are the primary voters, but maybe it gets more republican primary voters out there, which would allow for, you know, basically increasing the numbers so it does open the field, but i would take one statement, with one
in new hampshire. just days before his official entry into the gop primary. today, though, senator tim scott made his run official, joining a field that includes nikki haley and asa hutchinson. but early polls show donald trump still with a commanding lead among gop voter, even as some party elites insist that trump can't win the election. >> so if past is prologue, that means president trump is going to have a hard time in those swing states, which means that he cannot win a general election. >> now if trump does become the gop's nominee, despite all the indictments, potential indictments, and civil verdicts that he faces, then the nation is headed towards a 2020 rematch. joining me now is lincoln project founder rick wilson, and also -- excuse me, contributor for "vanity fair" as well as host of the podcast fast politics. rick, molly, i had to have you
republican voters want more options. many know trump, believe in trump and may want to see him be the nominee again. we'll see if the support peels off. every candidate in this race knows that's their charge right now. they've got to find a way to peel off trump voters. >> it's very early, obviously. there is a growing list of republicans who don't think trump can catch that lightning in a bottle. listen to what republican senator bill cassidy had to say about trump's record in swing states. >> so if past is prologue, that means president trump is going to have a hard time in those swing states which means he cannot win a general election. >> juanita, if you take what cassidy is saying and you believe trump can't win a general election, i wonder can any republican? >> based on them running themes of hatred and harm -- and let's be real -- inhuman moan policies
biden and me. unquote. do you agree with him that trump cannot win a general election? >> well, a couple things. i don't think trump can win a general election but that is a nice way for him to dispeople like tim scott who is a pretty formidable candidate. you have to take this as a competitor trying to dis others. on the other hand, during the last election cycle we saw in all the swing states, almost all, georgia, pennsylvania, nevada, and arizona, that trump's -- the candidates for senate that trump endorsed all lost. if you had taken the votes that went to other republicans and put them together, those republicans would have won. so i think the president's kind of high profile endorsement of those candidates actually hurt those candidates. at least in the general election. so if past is prologue, that means president trump is going to have a hard time in the swing states, which means he cannot win a general election. >> all right. senator bill cassidy, republican