Democratic contenders challenge President Trump's 'America first' foreign policy
2020 Democratic hopefuls are defining their foreign policy credentials against the so-called 'Trump Doctrine'; national security correspondent Jennifer Griffin reports.
The growing number of Democratic presidential candidates was getting a little ridiculous for "View" co-host Ana Navarro -- leading her to suggest that the 2020 field was beginning to look like a "clown car."
"At some point, they gotta get serious about it," Navarro, an anti-Trump Republican strategist said on Friday. "Running for president shouldn't be about getting a cable gig or selling a book or ending up on 'Dancing with the Stars.'"
She noted how former Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry ended up on the celebrity dancing show.
"Right now, I want a Democrat that can beat Donald Trump and it's beginning to look like a clown car," she remarked.
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Her comments came just after the 23rd Democratic candidate -- New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio -- threw his hat in the ring for 2020.
"The View" has interviewed multiple Democratic candidates since their announcements. On Thursday, the group commented on De Blasio's decision to run.
Goldberg, a frequent critic of the president, seemed perplexed by De Blasio's run. "What are you doing?" she asked before calling out major problems with De Blasio's city before his announcement.
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The group also interviewed former Vice President Joe Biden who consistently led other Democrats in polling for the party's nomination. According to a Fox News poll conducted May 11-14, Biden got 35 percent of Democratic primary voters' support compared to Sen. Bernie Sanders', I-Vt., 17 percent.
The poll also showed Biden leading Trump in 2020 with 49 percent compared to his 38 percent.
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