WIPEOUT for Trump? Watters asks Carville — AOC goes ALL IN

[0:02] Democrats are kicking off their big midterm blitz today and they put a pair of heartthrobs on the [0:07] call to pull you off the couch. Thank you so much, Roger, for that really kind introduction [0:13] and for everything that you're doing on behalf of our party. Hello to all the friends and all [0:19] of the folks who are working so hard. There's so much power in this and there's so much power in [0:25] each of you. And, you know, I have a saying, I have many sayings, but one of them is, you know, [0:30] when you feel powerless, you are powerless. When you feel powerful, you are powerful and we [0:37] are powerful. Mamala is as powerful as she feels and she's feeling 2028. Her own senators aren't [0:45] really in the mood. I've backed her before, but there'll be other contenders this time. I've made [0:50] no decisions about who I would support. They're going to have a very, very, very messy and very big [0:56] primary. It's going to be every Tom, Dick, and Harry. We got a lot of people who are going to run [1:01] and I think we should sort that out after the midterms. Forget the Toms and the Dicks. Voters [1:07] just don't want the Harris. She lost every swing state, but she's still leading the pack. Look at [1:11] that. And the pack just picked up a new convert. Okay. Kamala Harris. Probably the front runner. [1:22] Okay. And I said something a while back about how I didn't think she was being, that she wasn't very [1:30] politically smart. And what I have to admit is that that wasn't fair. And what I really mean by that [1:36] is that I don't think she's getting very good political advice. I think that she has a real [1:41] case to be made to be president of the United States. But a man like Hunter always keeps a [1:47] rebound ready and he's got options. So we'll start with Gavin Newsom. Brilliant, ready and loyal. [2:02] How about AOC? Dynamic, committed, and principled. I love AOC. Can I say other words about AOC? [2:09] Yeah. I think AOC does more for the political, for Democrats than the vast majority of all of [2:17] her colleagues. With admirers like that, Laquise Tendora can't afford to be picky. And today she [2:23] picked the Michigan Muslim. She's helping him raise some cash. A few doors down, the commies getting in [2:28] on the action too. Even the Messiah himself is flying into Michigan to anoint Abdul. Everybody's [2:35] declaring their love. All but one person, a Marine who spent two campaigns at Abdul's side. [2:42] He just quit. And he's got a lot to say. He calls Abdul a manufactured man who never made it out of the [2:48] high school locker room. And the whole tough guy act says it's a sham. They call it short man syndrome. [2:54] That's when a small fry tries to talk his way up a few inches. And Abdul's got quite a few inches to make [3:00] up for. He swears he's 5'9 in shoes. The internet has him closer to 5'6 on a good day. So he makes up [3:09] for it at the gym. And with his mouth, remember, he wants to choke you out. Well, his former aide took him [3:15] in wrestling once. And Abdul apparently pulled out early with a bruised rib. Ouch. [3:22] Democrat strategist James Carville joins prime time on a chair, not a bed. [3:28] Congratulations, James. [3:31] Well, he got over our low surgery. You're doing great. [3:34] Thanks for asking. [3:35] Well, you look great. Abdul not looking so great. [3:38] And this is like a CPR situation. You got Kamala, Barack, Bernie, AC, [3:43] flying into Michigan to help save this guy. Is he worth saving? [3:49] Well, I don't think he needs saving. First of all, guys, he's got a PhD [3:52] and he's running against a tool, a big farmer, which I think he'll beat handily. [3:56] I'm not at all concerned. [3:57] Oh, you're calling for him beating him handily? [4:01] I think he will. I mean, but again, I'm not an election predictor. [4:05] I'm an election effector. And I think that Rogers has got Trump hung around his neck who's coming [4:11] and then clocking in about 39% in Michigan. You can't win with that, Jesse. You can't win. [4:15] Do you think Abdul has socialism hung around his neck? I mean, the guy is like a mess. [4:21] I don't know what he's got. I know what he's got. He's an educated guy. [4:24] I don't agree with everything he says. He's an educated skill guy. He's the nominee. [4:27] And he doesn't have big farmer hung around his neck. I'm not sure what socialism is. [4:33] I know what farmers influence the United States government is. And it's huge. It's pervasive. [4:40] Okay. Well, he's for Obamacare. And that was a big farmer's baby. [4:45] So am I. [4:46] And that wrecked the country. [4:47] Yeah, I am big for Obamacare. I think it was insured 20 million people. Why not be for it? [4:52] Okay, because it's a bankrupt program that doubled premiums. [4:55] So, I mean, I would have tried something else. [4:57] Wait a minute. [4:57] But that's just me, James. I don't know if you saw the top of the show. [5:01] When you guys trot out Bruce Springsteen and Mark Ruffalo and De Niro and they say F this, F that, [5:09] does that move the needle? [5:12] I don't know. I mean, Bruce Springsteen, you know, I know Mark Ruffalo, I played a movie with him. [5:17] I mean, yeah, people use F-word politics. I don't know how to break the news to you. [5:21] And if we're worried about being bankrupt, why are we running a $2 trillion deficit in one year? [5:27] Trump is spending $7.4 trillion against $5.4 trillion in revenue. [5:32] And all of a sudden, fiscal conservatism is coming out, and we're worried about that. [5:38] And we're $2 trillion in a hole for one year. [5:40] Yeah, most of the debts from entitlements and health spending and paying off the interest of the debt [5:46] because both parties spend like maniacs. You and I agree on that. [5:50] When you see the media say that this is going to be a wipeout and Trump's in big trouble, [5:55] do you believe that? Do you think the Democrats are getting a little over the tips of their skis? [6:02] You know, it's obviously going to be a good Democratic year, but that's a normal cycle in this. [6:09] And I'd rather not predict the election, but I think if, what I will say is, let's say you have [6:15] 10 competitive Senate seats. The most unlikely scenario is to break 5-5. [6:20] Somebody in all likelihood is going to catch a gust of wind. [6:25] I think it's four weeks from tomorrow. [6:28] And as opposed to trying to predict the election outcome, which, frankly, I was wrong about 2024, [6:34] I think we better focus on how we bring this home and how we frame these issues going home. [6:39] And I think we can do that and have a good year. [6:41] But voters will decide, well, and actually they're voting now. [6:46] We will decide. What do you think about this commie logger, Troy Jackson and Main, that had sex with his cousin? [6:55] Well, you know, I don't know. I've been around rural America a lot and I've been to Kentucky a lot [7:01] and I've been to Louisiana a lot. And I have no idea. [7:06] Willie Giuliani, I think, married his second cousin. [7:08] I don't know if it bothered Fox at all. [7:11] I didn't know this was so prevalent, but maybe I'm living in a bubble here. [7:15] Yeah, it's not the most uncommon thing in the world, to be honest with you. [7:20] I got to get out more. [7:21] You know, when you're in a rural place and nobody else is around, all you got is cousins. [7:26] Okay. You might not have Trump around anymore. [7:29] In two years, if he decides not to run for re-election a third time. [7:33] Just kidding, James. I don't want to trigger your TDS. [7:35] He's the only thing keeping the coalition together. [7:38] What happens when he's gone? [7:42] Well, that's a very good point. [7:44] And what the Democratic voters are going to decide in 2028, who is going to represent them [7:50] and what the party is going to stand for. [7:51] But that is up to Democratic candidates and Democratic voters. [7:55] And I urge everybody to run. [7:56] I urge Vice President Harris to run, AOC. [8:00] Anybody that wants to should run. [8:03] And we should allow the Democratic voters, not you and I or other people, [8:07] decide the direction of the party. [8:09] And I'm totally confident that they will choose wisely and we'll have a good candidate in 2028. [8:15] Okay. We'll see how it shakes out. [8:17] James Carville did not marry his cousin. [8:20] Married a Republican. [8:21] Married Madeleine. [8:22] And they're very much in love. [8:24] And that is a good thing. [8:26] James Carville, thanks so much for joining us. [8:28] Thank you, Jesse. [8:29] You bet. [8:29] America's head alien hunter joins primetime. [8:35] That's next. [8:42] Welcome to Jesse Waters' primetime tonight. [8:54] Fires, riots, and the fall of France. [9:10] Mars, here we come. [9:19] I hear you're smoking toad. [9:21] I've smoked toad on a couple occasions. [9:24] Maybe a hundred occasions, but I've done it before, yeah. [9:27] Psychedelics, prison, and the infamous ear. [9:31] Iron Mike is here, and he's hungry. [9:34] I go to juvie, and when I first get there, they give me two cookies of milk and two cigarettes. [9:40] Did you smoke the cigarettes? [9:41] No, I traded them for cookies. [9:43] Plus. [9:44] You're a virgin who can't drive. [9:56] Bernie's off his rocker. [9:59] Congress have the guts to take on the oligarchs. [10:01] People like Abdul in Michigan and Peggy in Minnesota and Angie in Florida. [10:10] But in addition to that, we have to make sure the Democrats control the House and the Senate [10:15] so we can hold this guy accountable. [10:18] We are less than a month away from the midterms, and the Bernie bros are putting in all their chips. [10:23] This is his last hurrah. [10:25] So he's on late night trying to juice the youth. [10:28] Because if a blue wave hits, Bernie inherits the keys to the machine, [10:32] and he can set up his girl, Alexandria, for a run at the White House in 2028. [10:38] AOC just hosted Abdul for a $60,000 a plate fundraiser here in Midtown Manhattan, [10:43] rolling up her sleeves, on her knees, begging for cash. [10:47] He is leaving every inch of this on the field. [10:53] And so what I want us to give to him today is a feeling of all our hands on his back. [11:00] Yes. [11:00] Having his back. [11:01] Yes. [11:02] Yes. [11:02] Surrounded, giving everything we can for all that he is giving for us. [11:09] AOC's all in on Abdul because if he wins, it'll give Democrats a reason to believe that [11:14] she can win a battleground. [11:16] In audio leaked to the Times, AOC told donors, quote, [11:21] what we do is that we break open the entire political calculus in America, period. [11:26] Because if you can win, if Abdul can win in Michigan, anybody can win anywhere. [11:32] There she is, spelling it out. [11:34] If Abdul wins, she runs. [11:36] And if he doesn't, she runs. [11:41] And here is, however, the opportunity of this moment. [11:45] While it is probably the case for many of us that for the last year and a half, [11:51] we've, you know, thrown things at the television, [11:54] we are in a different phase of it all right now. [11:58] We are in the phase where we can do something to change the course of where this stuff has been going. [12:06] Kamala's running, but the party's going to build a wall, so she runs into it. [12:11] Biden insiders are leaking to the Washington Post, quote, [12:14] quote, people just want to move on. [12:16] We've got a number of younger generation people who are capable of leading. [12:20] I think what she needs to do is sit out 28 and let some other people have a shot at saving our democracy. [12:27] Biden's guys know she doesn't have what it takes. [12:29] Remember, they worked with her. [12:31] But if she does pull off a miracle and win, [12:33] it's going to hurt the big guy's legacy. [12:35] It's going to look like Biden is the one who cost her the race in 24. [12:40] And the chosen son is already chosen sides. [12:43] Hunter says Kamala's clueless. [12:45] And AOC is the future. [12:47] Team Kamala says not so fast. [12:49] This time she's going to speak her mind. [12:53] Quote, if she decides to run, [12:55] she will run as an unapologetic, unabridged version of Kamala Harris. [13:01] And we can't wait. [13:04] Did you hear her the other day, Kamala? [13:06] She said, we have to make the election too big to rig. [13:09] Oh, no. [13:10] She stole my line. [13:12] She got killed even by the Democrats on that one. [13:14] Can you imagine Kamala? [13:16] She's about two years late. [13:19] Kamala's stealing lines. [13:20] AOC's stealing seats. [13:22] That's her backup plan if Abdul goes down. [13:24] She's teaming up with Kathy Hochul [13:26] to bounce Chuck Schumer out of the Senate. [13:29] The conquistador has been sneaking out of her district [13:32] and launched a little listening tour in upstate New York. [13:36] I think this is such a phenomenal example [13:39] of how government should work. [13:42] Where it's not top down, [13:43] but that these policies are being led by you all. [13:47] Our job is to follow your lead, not the other way around. [13:51] AOC's and Fishkill Farms with a big announcement. [13:54] Shut down data centers. [13:56] The construction workers building [13:58] these superintelligence factories in New York. [14:00] AOC wants to stop paying them and just send them all home. [14:04] She did the same thing in Queens [14:05] just a few years back when she blocked Amazon. [14:09] Whenever she sees progress, she just wants to kill it. [14:12] AOC's been against everything cutting edge. [14:15] Nuclear weapons, nuclear power, fracking, space force, SpaceX. [14:21] Back in the day, AOC would have been against the wheel. [14:24] So these are the stakes. [14:26] If the commies sweep the midterms, [14:28] AOC's running for president. [14:30] And if she wins, the country is going to lose. [14:33] Bernie's already goosing her for mass amnesty. [14:36] And what we have got to do is move this country [14:41] as soon as possible through comprehensive immigration reform. [14:50] Amnesty for all, AI bans, Green New Deal, [14:53] no borders, no cops, kaboom, blow up the Supreme Court. [14:57] That's the agenda for AOC and the Bernie bros. [15:01] Once they clear that midterm hurdle, [15:03] everything's on the table. [15:06] But they have a little bit of an issue [15:07] because Abdul can't jump, can't get souls to the polls. [15:12] I think he's taking advantage that we as black people are democratic [15:17] and he thinks we're going to vote for him anyway. [15:19] And I'm like, no, sir, I'd like to put uncommitted down on that little circle [15:22] and move on. [15:24] If you're going to Congress to represent me, [15:26] I need you to talk about what's going on in this community. [15:30] Abdul grew up in a white neighborhood, [15:32] graduated from the University of Michigan, [15:34] not a big black population there. [15:36] Then on to Oxford, then on to Columbia. [15:39] Abdul's not really down with the community. [15:42] Remember, Detroit voted for a white lady over him. [15:44] Salty grapes. [15:46] This is good. [15:47] Yeah? [15:47] This is good. [15:48] I love that. [15:49] Just let it sink in for a moment. [15:50] Oh, my God, I need the milk. [15:51] I need the milk. [15:53] From chips. [15:54] Yeah. [15:55] Damn. [15:55] Oh, my God, I'm dying. [15:56] Careful with your eyes. [15:58] White sides is pointing to me. [16:01] Abdul even has a problem with whites. [16:03] Don't take it from me, though. [16:05] Take it from MSNBC. [16:08] Democrats. [16:09] Absolutely. [16:10] You want to vote for the Democratic candidate, but you just can't. [16:14] They're tying our hands. [16:15] What could he, yes, and like, what could he do, if anything, to get you over the edge? [16:20] But it doesn't sound like there's really anything. [16:23] The damage has already been done. [16:26] The communist dream rides on Abdul, [16:28] who looks like he's going to go down swinging. [16:32] Here's the challenge. [16:33] I think you are too afraid to come to Michigan, [16:35] because you know when I beat your candidate and you came, [16:38] I'm actually beating you. [16:39] So, Donald, welcome to Michigan. [16:41] I dare you to come. [16:41] The president is going to Michigan, a different president, Barack Hussein Obama, bolted Honolulu. [16:49] Michelle wants to spend a little time with him, but he doesn't really want to, but he's going. [16:53] Now, Abdul has a slight edge in the polls, but it's neck and neck, total coin toss. [16:57] But pollsters always miss MAGA. [17:01] In 2024, GOP outperformed their September polls by in the major statewide races. [17:06] In Iowa, it was nine. [17:08] In Texas, it was seven. [17:10] It was seven. [17:12] In Ohio, it was six. [17:14] In Michigan, it was one, two, three, four, five. [17:17] And if we, in fact, do have these same exact over-performances from Republicans, well, [17:24] this 53-47, what does that turn into? [17:27] Well, it turns into, boom, 51-49 Republicans. [17:33] The averages are all razor thin for Democrats. [17:36] Texas, Frico, up by less than 3%. [17:38] Minnesota, 1.6. [17:40] Iowa, 0.7. [17:42] Maine, 0.7. [17:44] It's not supposed to be this tight. [17:46] If Democrats don't take the Senate, they're going to be on suicide watch. [17:51] You know it's bad when Rosie commuted from Ireland to campaign with De Niro. [17:56] It's not that the fascists are coming. [17:59] The fascists are here, ladies and gentlemen. [18:02] They are here. [18:03] And this is an emergency. [18:05] Pull the lever. [18:07] Break the glass. [18:08] Sound the alarms. [18:09] Do not stand for this. [18:12] I will stand with these women until it is all finished [18:14] and the powerful men end up in prison where they belong, [18:19] including our president, Donald J. Trump. [18:23] Rosie can't turn him out. [18:25] But the Trump midterm blitz in full effect. [18:28] Last night he was in Nebraska where he said he's slashing taxes on diesel. [18:32] Sign the EO right on stage. [18:35] Should I sign it or not? [18:37] I'm going to sign this. [18:40] What Joe Biden couldn't do, sign his signature. [18:51] I just did something what Joe Biden was incapable. [18:54] He could not sign. [18:56] He only used auto pens. [18:57] Look at that. [18:57] Isn't that nice? [19:02] After that, $3.7 billion nuclear subyard, 3,000 jobs. [19:08] Today we're officially launching the construction of the largest new shipyard [19:13] in the United States. [19:15] This is since World War II. [19:17] There's been nothing like what we're doing today. [19:19] And this is where the patriots of Baltimore built the first ever [19:22] Liberty ship in the Second World War. [19:26] There's a tremendous history. [19:27] I flew over it just now. [19:29] I said, that's a nice piece of real estate. [19:31] And it's big. [19:32] This is going to be some big yard. [19:33] Trump's cutting taxes, building shipyards, pipelines, nuclear reactors, [19:39] putting guys in space, and the Ayatollah out of business. [19:42] And today, stock market, all-time high. [19:46] And the Democrats are bickering and blocking progress. [19:49] The Democrat Party elders are letting Barack do all the heavy lifting. [19:53] Biden's just doing classic car shows with Leno. [19:57] Not a single Democrat has had Joe campaigned for him this cycle. [20:00] And Bill Clinton? [20:02] Well, Bubba's just rocking out. [20:06] National League syndicated radio host. [20:21] Something sweet when Bubba plays that sax, isn't it, Dana? [20:26] Did I just get transported back to the 90s? [20:29] Yeah. [20:29] In high school then? [20:30] Because I feel like that's where I am. [20:31] That's the last time that I saw Bill Clinton trot out the old saxophone. [20:35] And he went to Arsenio Hall to do that bit. [20:38] And everyone's like, oh my gosh, you can play saxophone. [20:41] Let's let him run the free world. [20:42] And look how well that turned out. [20:44] Well, what can Abdul play? [20:45] Because it looks like he's the key to the whole thing. [20:48] That's such a charged question, Jesse. [20:52] Let me see how I can answer this. [20:54] I think that he can play gullible voters. [20:56] I'll just put it that way. [20:57] This guy is barely getting by by the skin of his teeth, Abdul Al-Sayed. [21:02] And this guy, I love the fact that Democrats have placed [21:05] all of their hopes and dreams in the Abdul basket [21:09] who is having to just claw for every single approval point that he can get. [21:14] And can I just say something? [21:15] I'm going to bring this tugboat to shore, Jesse. [21:17] But can I just say that Donald Trump seems hellbent on winning these midterms, [21:20] even if he has to drag the rest of the Republican Party across the threshold. [21:25] And that's exactly what he is doing. [21:27] So let the man cook. [21:28] And I think that the Republican Party can be a little bit more supportive of this, [21:31] especially in some of these races that rhyme with Texas in it. [21:35] Maybe that would go like a long way in helping. [21:38] But no, I love that Democrats are putting all their eggs in the Abdul basket [21:41] because it's going to be disastrous for them. [21:43] But Jesse, here's what I fear. [21:44] I feel like we're going to get somebody crazier than a Biden or crazier than Harris. [21:48] It's like they're teeing it up for the storm of the century for 2028 [21:52] because it's like their candidates get progressively worse. [21:57] Who else are they going to come? [21:58] Who else are they going to let out of the hellhole to go and run and take charge of this party? [22:03] Who are we going to be up against in 2028? [22:05] I actually am a little bit more nervous about that than anything else. [22:09] Well, it looks like AOC. [22:10] She said to the donors, you got to pull Abdul over the finish line [22:14] because it'll prove that someone like him, who's a lot like her, [22:18] can win a swing state and that'll just open the floodgates. [22:21] I really think, I love that she has such a healthy view of her influence [22:26] and how far she can go because it's really limited, Jesse, to the digital sphere. [22:31] She has, you know, I know it's Manhattan, but she has like a tiny section of Manhattan [22:34] and she doesn't really translate outside of that bubble in the meat space of America. [22:41] She doesn't really bring anyone else across the threshold. [22:43] She's not a big money raiser like some of her other Democrat counterparts. [22:47] She is entirely a social media creation. [22:51] And so if that's who they're actually relying on to help get him across the finish line, [22:56] more power to him. [22:58] It's more content for you, more content for me. [23:01] And I think it doesn't suit her well going into the future. [23:04] All right, real quick, does Tala Frico win Texas or Paxton? [23:08] I think that Paxton can win. [23:10] It's Paxton's to win. [23:11] Everyone needs to realize that this is a race that Republicans can lose. [23:16] Everyone needs to go and vote for Ken Paxton in this election unless you want a guy who [23:20] voted against protecting women's sports, a guy who voted while he was in Texas House [23:25] to actually allow for genital mutilation of minors, someone who's for gun control, [23:30] someone who looks the other way with Sharia. [23:32] I get that some people might be mad at Ken Paxton, but if you're going to cut your nose off [23:36] despite your face, go to another state than Texas to do it. [23:39] Yeah, can't vote for the vegan. [23:41] Good to talk to you, Dana. [23:42] Thank you. [23:42] Exactly. [23:43] Mike Tyson coming up, but first, the Power Tower. [23:47] Be sure to like and subscribe for all the Fox News latest on YouTube [23:57] and catch full shows streaming now on Fox One.