reg. >> while, the president has come as you point out, first amendment rights of free expression. it's one of the things that the americans like about him. he is allowed to say, wait a minute, this is unfair. this is a miscarriage of justice. it's a point well-taken. but democrats and the mainstream media are launching this brazen assumption that trump directed barr. he pointed that out today. he said that they represented him what they were going to do.
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♪ >> sean: all right, michael bloomberg's campaign is in nonstop damage control. it shows him aggressively defending, this isn't even about stop and frisk. it's about his viewpoint. it's about a level of let's say, racial profiling that is repulsive. listen.
human growth hormones and steroids. it has nothing to do with stop and frisk. he was asked about his 2015 remarks yesterday. well, and tennessee, this is a flat-out total bunch of bunk. he said, don't believe what i actually said. that's insane. listen. speak on all think those words reflect how i led the most diverse city in the nation. i apologize for the pain that it caused. >> but why did you say it? speaker it was five years ago. it's just not the way that i think and it doesn't reflect what i do every day. >> sean: oh, you are not supposed to actually believe his own words that he didn't think would come back up. they don't actually indicate his true positions. he's taking zero responsibility paired he's not being honest.
nationally syndicated radio host. i would like to start with you. i don't know. i haven't had any one hired to play scrabble with me. i was washing dishes in a restaurant when i was 12 years old. >> yeah, my dad was an electrician and my mom was a seamstress. look, bloomberg is going to have to get ready, because not only is this going to be the most important three weeks of his political life to get to super tuesday, but his opponents are ready to pounce and they are going to break him as well. in the meantime, one of the best polls i've seen for trump that came out showed that a record amount of people said that they were extremely happy with their lives as they live today. that's a poll that is just devastating for the democrats as they enter into a proportional allocation of delegates all the way to the national conventions in this fiasco that they've brewed up without any way out. the dnc didn't do anything about their rules.
michael bloomberg ought to not apologize for stop and frisk. he's absolutely right. almost 96%. the city is about 30-40% white. he has nothing to apologize for. now, the way he expressed it, of course, is not with the police are doing. they are stopping, they are questioning upon reasonable suspicion of a crime or that a crime might be occurring. the way that bloomberg expressed it in 2015 is not how the cops are doing it. people would respect him more if he simply defended the practice and talk about all the lives he saved. in the lives he saved are primarily the lives of people of color. >> sean: that is separate and apart. the policy is separate and apart for me. all crime, all communities. >> sean, you just said you've been living in new york. you know that white people commit crimes.
everybody knows that crime is not committed all by certain people. he was speaking off the collar. we know what would happen. he would be absolutely crucified. donald trump is calling him racist. i don't think that is fair either. i think they ought to knock it off and talk about whether the policy has been effective and it has been effective. >> but michael bloomberg failed to exhibit the basic amount of dignity and respect when he didn't know the microphone was on. the real character of that man was shown in that audiotape. that's the problem with god. >> sean: all right, thank you both when we come back, wow. that is spiraling out of control. total chaos. car♪ aleve it.
♪ >> sean: all right, bernie sanders leading the radical extreme socialist democratic pack. it is making some democrats nervous, including james carbo, who bernie criticized as a political hack. he said, at least i'm not a communist. ouch. the architect fox news contributor. what's on the whiteboard? what did you bring? >> well, i brought two. they wanted me to bring three. all i could bring was two. all i can think about is this. they are going to represent 40% of the total at the democratic convention. after march 3rd, it will be 60%.
only two primaries. one caucus, one primary behind us. it's 22 for bernie, excuse me, 22-22. and then three others behind. but nobody is breaking, both rape and bernie are elected so far that would mean that they would need to get a remaining 60% of delegates. they need to win 60% of those to get 36% of the total delegates and get themselves to 50 as of the opening day in milwaukee. that looks like it's going to be awfully hard to do. >> sean: all right, so you think where we are headed is a convention, for sure.
four candidates, that means that we are going to have at least six candidates at the democratic national convention. that's a real high bar. >> sean: these comments of bloomberg. he has been running a slick marketing campaign, not showing up anywhere. it will these hurt him? absolutely. i don't know where those comments came from, but i know that one of the beneficiaries is biden. the reminder of his comments is not going to go down well with the majority of voters in south carolina who are african-american. >> sean: all right, carl all right, joe biden on "view" today. the really softball interviews he got on that hard-hitting new show. we have the low lights.
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♪ >> sean: all right, quid quo pro joe is good friends with the "the view," that hard-hitting new show. he was there with his wife, jill. they sat through some of the toughest questions ever asked in the history of journalism. take a look. >> this is a guy who has done nothing but good things his whole life, my son, and ran a food program, a whole range of things peer but look, it's what it is. we know it was going to be ugly. >> as a mother, how hurtful have these attacks been on hunter? >> they've been really hurtful. i mean, to hear your son attacked.
become. that's where we are right now. >> sean: last 20 seconds. we only have 20. >> one thing i would add, sean, is that you have to apply the same standard across the board, right? they are off the table. if you look back at what the viewers had to say about them, you won't find that the same standard has been applied. >> sean: when we come back, yeah, alec baldwin, another rant. this time, he had a new low. we will cover hopefully what he said this time, straight ahead. ♪ and the 12-hour pain relieving strength of aleve. so...magic mornings happen. there's a better choice. aleve pm.
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