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You should be looking for, i always said, when you look at republicans, governors people who have run something, they should have some credibility there with that the other thing i will quickly say, north carolina, pennsylvania, wisconsin, these are states where a centrist could make some headway. those are state where people are going to be looking at the likes of warren. pete: maybe. not primary voters. jedediah: yeah, yeah. that's true, too. ed: big picture is he getting in, bloomberg, doesn't think biden can get the nomination now. maybe elizabeth warren can get it and capital its like blo...

Appeals to the white working class. when you look at the issues that bloomberg has advocated, restrictions on the second amendment. nappy state obtrusiveness and everything from plastic straws to super sized drinks. climate change, open borders, sort of traditional engagement with china. that's not the issues that one, donald trumthatwon donald g states. is he not a charismatic dynamic person appeal to the working class episcopal, michigan, ohio, et cetera. pete: the president said it yesterday he doesn't have the magic. where is the mojo that bloomberg would bring to the race? who is he? does...

Don't think bloomberg will excite the bridge. >> roads aren't getting built. roads aren't getting fixed. infrastructure isn't getting done because everybody so busy hating each other. >> correct. and you think michael bloomberg is the answer? >> michael bloomberg is the only personal running who has over a decade of executive experience running the largest city in the united states. >> who cares? i don't see a big city jew exciting the vote in alabama or a lot of the country. the election is going to be excited in six states, and they are not named new york. new york is in the bag. california ...

>> shannon: this is a fox news alert. alabama is a common thread tonight between former new york mayor michael bloomberg and former attorney general jeff sessions. limburg expected to file for the alabama presidential primary and sessions making it official, he is running for the senate in his first televised interview since resigning a as a presidents ag. so with bloomberg entering the race at this relatively late date, a data point to consider. a "new york times" poll shows signs of the electoral college advantage that they say may only be getting stronger. the times says all of the leading ...

>> hi, shannon. >> shannon: so bloomberg gets in, who does it hurt and who does it help? >> first of all it's a sign of panic over the state of joe biden's campaign which hasn't collapse by any any means in the polls. it looks incredibly weak in the early states, especially iowa. fund-raising has been soft and the performative ability hasn't been there. i still have some doubts as to whether or not i will get in if it weren't for the worries about joe biden's liability. >> shannon: leslie, your take on bloomberg? >> i disagree with you rich. yes, joe biden doesn't have the money and not as str...