lamed donald trump. but let me put up on the screen how some news organizations, this is cnn, reacted to the president saying. he started speaking quickly in order to move past the chant. >> why did you ask them to stop saying that? >> number one i think i did. i started speaking very quickly. [chanting] >> the media counter argued that the president did not do anything in real time. though he did attempt to distance himself. next day he was asked about the north carolina rally goers and he said they were patriots. >> is happened a week ago sunday. he said it and then it is not like the media that night said my god, he let 13 seconds go by. it was not until the next day when trump said the clip that we watched, that they then showed the clock, the timer. and said it is a lie. so it is not that the media was looking to jump on him for time, is that they were calling him out on a blatant lie. he did not try to speed up the speech, he does not try to stop it, he sat there and enjoyed it. >> i generally don'

donald trump the house tomorrow, some fireworks in the nations capital. americans from all over the country descend on dc, the salute to america celebration. we are taking it to the national mall. donald trump not giving up on a citizenship question, justice department officials looking for a way to make it happen that is consistent with the supreme court ruling last week. donald trump is hitting back to democrats over criticisms of how customs and border patrol agents treat migrants at the southern border. tom homan is here live to weigh in. i am mike emanuel in for shannon bream. a live look at the national mall, hours away from the military themed july 4th celebration. >> this place will be packed tomorrow night, 24 hours from now, the fireworks show, that will still go on. the lincoln memorial, this is something we have not seen in a long time. the white house building this as a salute to america. in a few hours sometime overnight we are looking at a tank that will come to the lincoln memorial. fighting vehicles moved across the lincoln memorial, abra

donald trump refused to do that. he only submitted written questions to the special counsel and today after the hearing donald trump says his decision to do that was the right call. >> i have seen what they have done to people, how they destroyed people like general flynn and so many others, what they have done to people, i did the right thing. >> reporter: donald trump is claiming total victory after today's hearing and says this was a devastating day for democrats. >> the democrats lost so big today, their party is in shambles right now. the democrats had nothing and now they have less than nothing and i think they are going to lose the 2020 election very big including congressional seats because of the path they chose. >> that sentiment was echoed by almost everyone in the president's or but from the new white house press secretary who called today and epic embarrassment for democrats, the president campaign manager who said this entire spectacle was always about the democrats trying to reverse legitimate results

>> donald trump is open to deal with iran. i don't think iran wants to deal and considering whether we should have pulled out of the deal, there's a lot of evidence iran was violating the deal. it wouldn't allow inspections of military sites and allowing iran to enrich uranium which is easy to make and to weapons grade, a disastrous deal. pushing for a better deal with the right move by donald trump. >> what about experts who say iran has always been in compliance where they are telling us, we read statements from experts and people last week who said they have had no reason for the president to walk away from it. do you buy that? >> know. we -- talks about this. we haven't been able to get on the sites. what we are dealing with is a terrorist state but what do you do about it? very difficult for us and the rest of the world, taken north korea as an example, preventing countries from becoming a nuclear power. 6 or 7 nukes on the ground. the issue is we are strangling iran economically and they seem to be reacting. my issue is

trump. >> donald trump. >> we have to get rid of donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump is the symptom of a disease. >> donald trump, donald trump. >> let's get real. tonight we debate but ultimately we have to beat donald trump. >> greg: maybe it's me but that talk about trump makes him more alluring. it's like when dad says stay away from the magazines at the barber shop. we say let's check out the magazines. juan laughed at that. it's weird how ten people talking trash about you makes you seem so much bigger. yet trump loomed over the debate like the devil in the exorcist. no comfortable came from the room but no candidate either. dana, i saw one of your tweets last night. you do that things where you -- i notice not only what was there but what wasn't there. what wasn't mention, dana? >> dana: cnn, i praise them for starting the debate at 8:00 p.m. what wasn't there is the truth that it was three hours long, not two hours long. >> greg: you said there was no mention of impeachment and no collusion. >> dana: and no send her back. that was a big thing. and no bid

and got to give donald trump credit. actions speak louder than words. the statute you didn't see is billions of dollars going into black communities because of opportunities with ben carson and donald trump. not just that but 31/2 million african americans are off food stamps and now working. that is where we need to get to as the black community and i could go on and on with these policies, talk about historical black colleges, the former slave population, former slave population in america is the poorest, sickest and most uneducated group of people in america but liberal politicians want to talk about border crisis and letting more illegal immigrants come -- we have a former slave population that is still hurting and it is just not right, not okay. go into the neighborhoods in east cleveland, terrible crime rates. baltimore is like a war zone, chicago, talking dozens of black people killing each other because of systematic issues and something has to change and we got to wake up every single one of our urban areas is run by democratic leaders, there i

donald trump declares an emergency in california as it cleans up after two massive earthquakes. the declaration will give federal funding and resources to help local authorities in several towns that have taken severe damage. you see some of it there. this powerful 6.4 earthquake rocked southern california last week, just one day before a 7.1 magnitude quake hit that same area. officials want more aftershocks are still expected this week. the 2020 democratic field finally getting smaller. congressman eric swalwell the first to drop out of the race. >> we have to be honest about our own tendencies. donor numbers are always going up and reached the point were all five -- >> he needed $130,000 to qualify. he says the dnc debate threshold was the best way to narrow the field. there are now 22 candidates left in the democratic race but rumors that another one is going to join. some of those candidates will be the opening act for donald trump will hold a campaign rally one day after the second dnc debate. the august 1st rally will be the president's forth in the city and 29th in ohio

australia is a close ally of the us and donald trump. finally, kim jong un of the into sunday, still being praised. >> we could say the us and north korea declared and action, end hostile relations in the start of an era of peace. >> the racine of chairman kim did blast the us wednesday for being hell-bent on hostile actss. you and sanctions against the north. australian is back in japan reunited with his wife. the reason for his direction and the direction of diplomacy with washington and pyongyang. >> thanks very much. authorities in gibraltar say they intercepted an iranian supertake a believe to be breaching european union sanctions by curing a shipment tehran's crude oil to war-ravaged syria. tray yanks has the latest tonight. >> british marines intercepted an iranian oil tanker today reportedly headed to syria. the vessel (months ago and was spotted in mid-april off the coast of south africa. authorities in spain say a police patrol seized the ship near the strait of gibraltar. >> a demand by the united states, the united kingdom a

there's a lot of reaction coming in on donald trump's fight with the squad and everybody blaming donald trump or the squad and a lot of people saying let's focus on the issues. let's look at this instagram user who is saying many americans are tired of congress passing condemnation resolution does nothing for citizens. it is not what i believe the majority of the people elected them for which seems to be spending time doing nothing. another instagram user says you are absolutely correct, democrats condemn the president but failed to condemn antifa for their acts of terror. they could be talking about a number of things. senator rubio pointed out when president obama said illegal immigrants can't cross the border nobody said anything, donald trump does -- >> continually talk about that and a bit later in the show, very interesting, stay tuned. so america's lack of diversity when it came to landing on the moon? what is this about? >> ahead of the 50th anniversary of the apollo moon landing the new york times came out with an interesting piece criticizing the us space program saying the sp

we do not play into donald trump's hand. >> you are playing into donald trump's hands. every poll has me beating donald from. >> clinton was in the polls too. ♪ living on a prayer ♪ >> the scene of it all last night. if you are watching this show you probably missed the debate last night. jillian: how could you miss it? >> thank you for starting the day with us, so much to get to. a clash of the 2020 titan. elizabeth warren and bernie sanders commanding the debate stage. they lay it on the line in detroit. rob: joe biden steps on stage for round 2 tonight. jillian: we are going through major moment with expert analysis from bernie sanders senior advisor and foreign policy expert jim carr fano. rob: we have the biggest surprises in round one. >> what americans saw last night was the ideological divide in the democrat party. what we have a clash of the lesser-known more centrist moderate candidates like governor steve bullock, john delaney and the progressives, frontrunners, senators warren and sanders. the line of the night came when they were talking about the econo

donald trump in his salute to america celebration at the nation's capital. here to take a look at the military and veterans under donald trump is concerned veterans for america dan caldwell. thanks for joining us today of all days. let's begin by taking a look at donald trump's military accomplishments, we are talking 3.1% pay raise for service members. the choice act, the emissions act of 2018, the va accountability act of 2018. a lot of record low unemployment for events. do you think he gets enough credit for all this? >> in some cases i don't think he does. in regards to reforms, the veterans affairs, in many ways our revolutionaries. through laws he signed and moment it has changed the nature of that department. in 2017 he passed the va accountable the protection act making it easier to fire bad employees. in some cases it took 700 days to fire va employees involved in where i am from and the president signed the law that reduced the time it took to get those employees off the payroll down to 21 days, that is a huge piece of civil service reform is one

usa today said donald trump was touting our military force. and those tanks and that display was more like a dictator, not from usa today but others, more like a dictator than a president of the united states. it was not normal to see that happen on july 4th. it was very political even though the words were not political. todd: your response? >> hardly. this was a great celebration of all that is great and the people who are good with emphasis completely on our men and women in the military but emphasized some wonderful people who make great contributions to our country. if you look at background and all the people watching, people were excited to see and glad to have a president who put emphasis where it belongs which is the patriotism and all that is great in our country. todd: i want to ask a follow-up, what is wrong with a bunch of loud, cool equipment on july 4th the day we celebrate our independence? >> very expensive scary equipment, to see these tanks go down the road, usually you see that with kim jong un standing there with his mothe

that was a state donald trump won by 10,000 votes. since november 2016 there have been 50,000 republicans registered but almost 400,000 democrats registered and that is result of the concentrated effort to register new voters and change the shape of the electorate in a way that is completely unmatched by the right. shannon: i want to move to texas. that seems to be the big one that could change over. >> you may remember california used to be a reliable republican state and that sure changed. in texas since november 2016 there have been about 600,000 right-leaning voters but 1.3 million new left-wing voters registered in the state. the left is very serious about taking texas into the blue column for democrats and once that happens it will be impossible for republican to ever win the white house again. >> that is amazing, that statement alone i highlighted what you had to say, if conservatives lose the state of texas they will never win the white house again. why is that? >> texas provides tremendous amount of electoral votes. lacking t

without making clear how donald trump says his administration plans to stop it. talk in texas, a battle with local tiffs, jesus welcomes you as you enter the small-town. after a lengthy court battle the town took down the sign. official status on public land and in the way of future development. the church is selling to fight back. seminal moment of the democratic presidential debates appear to be the confrontation between kamala harris and former vice president joe biden over his comments about segregationist lawmakers and his record on buzzing. tonight mark meredith takes a closer look at biden's paper nvidia trail on that busing issue. >> i did not oppose buzzing in america. >> reporter: joe biden talking about his record on civil rights. democrats #his opposition in 1970s to busing, policies requiring minority students to be transported into white neighborhoods to achieve racial integration. the washington post uncovered an interview from 1975 in which than senator biden said, quote, i oppose buzzing. it is an excellent concept. the utility pushes proven to m

. >> did you subpoena donald trump jr.? >> and i'm not going to discuss that. >> did you want to interview the president? >> yes. >> director mueller, on january 1, 2017, through march 2019, donald trump met with vladamir putin in person six times, called him ten times and exchanged four letters with him. between that time period, how many times did you meet with donald trump? >> i'm not going to get into that. >> he did not meet with you in person, is that correct? >> he did not. >> as a result of lies, delesion of text messages, obstruction and witness tampering, is it fair to say that you were unable to fully assess the scope and scale of russian interference in the 2016 election and trump's role in that interference? >> i'm not certain i would adopt that characteration. maybe pieces of it that are accurate, but not in total. >> but you did state in volume 1, page 10, that the office believes it to be accurate and complete to the greatest extent possible given these identified gaps the office cannot rule out the possibil

>> donald trump is considering executive action to make it happen. a move that will almost certainly and immediately be challenged again in court. we are all in it. >> supreme court justices likely and for a case of obamacare dÉÀa vu. a panel on the fifth circuit heard arguments in new orleans on the constitutionality of the affordable care act after a texas judge ruled to strike down the law. it could take months to get a ruling from the palliative two gop nominees, one democrat nominee, no matter who wins or loses this case is likely going back to the nation's highest court possibly right in the middle of next year's presidential election. both sides are gearing up for that. >> don't let donald trump for you. donald trump and the republicans want to take away your healthcare. >> nobody in the senate not in favor of covering preexisting conditions, nobody. if that were in any of these scenarios to go away we would act quickly on a bipartisan basis to restore them. >> the law is still being enforced is this legal battle plays out. all signs of lega

it is the first launch since donald trump met with abca20 and north korea last month. it also comes as national security adviser john bolton visit south korea. he is a harsh critic of the kim regime. the border patrol chief grilled over controversial secret facebook group, admitting she was part of the group but only to monitor agents. >> on july 1st was the first time i saw those highly offensive and absolutely unacceptable posts. i'm as outraged as everyone else when it comes to the statements that were made on that page. >> she says she rarely used the social media site and reported as soon as she learned about being a member of the page containing derogatory and insensitive posts by agents. 2020 democrats doubling down on impeachment even after members of their own party called the former special counsel's testimony a disaster. >> trump did everything he could to obstruct justice. >> congress should begin impeachment proceedings. >> there is enough evidence to bring charges against the president. >> the president did everything he could to obstruct and you see quit

graham says it will only help donald trump win. >> what does this mean? republicans are more likely to take the house back because of this breakdown because 31 democrats hold congressional seats where donald trump won there congressional district. what does it mean to these 31? if you cross aoc you are going to get a primary and if you vote with them you will lose in the general election. the biggest beneficiary will be the republican party and donald trump because the policies these four people are pushing are so out of the mainstream but if you're one of these 31 democrats, you pick between the energy of the fab four the practicality of nancy pelosi, you are in a no-win situation. rob: the latest polling shows pelosi a favorable really one percentage point higher than ocasio cortez. watch your mouth. i didn't mean that to you. google admits workers are eavesdropping on your private conversations. carley: i am so interested in the story. foxbusiness is here with this one. >> be careful, what we are admitting now is they do have contractors that are liste

. >> do not play into donald trump's plans. >> you are playing into donald trump's hands. every credible poll i have seen -- >> hillary clinton was winning in the polls too. ♪ ♪ running down a dream ♪ deadline comes to me ♪ working on history ♪ where ever it can be ♪ running down a dream ♪ heather: you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday, july 31st. a live shot at detroit, very busy last night and busy again tonight. thank you for starting the day with us. happening at 4:00 am on the east coast democrat division flaring up in the second round of 2020 debates, the first start, progressives pushing open borders, medicare for all but moderates calling them fairytale promises. how do their ideas stack up? roaring trump economy. team coverage and analysis from a former bernie sanders campaign staffer, with expert insight. we start with griff jenkins live in detroit to break down night one of round 2. what did you think? >> reporter: never before have we really seen the division in the democrat party on full display. the lesser-known moderates like hi

we are finishing up day 6 in washington, donald trump versus the squad. where do things stand? >> right now the president has an opportunity to demonstrate that there is real chaos in the democratic caucus and one that shows nancy pelosi does not have the stranglehold of power everyone pretended she did going into this week as the disaster of parliamentary procedure, she's not able to control the caucus, they are moving in directions way too fast and she is ready for. going into 2020 if she can't get this under control that will stymie the democratic party and hurt her chance. >> what do you think of what donald trump said about congresswoman omar on his way up to new jersey? >> the president has no grace. when you are a leader you need to rise above, bring people together, reach out, bridge divides, don't need to and up tensions. he would like to push back and people like it but real leadership is about bringing people together and showing grayson not being a bully. i don't understand what he thinks this is but this is not going to be good for him in the long-term. a lot of ob

. >> we do not play into donald trump's hands. >> but you are playing into donald trump's hands. the challenge isn't that it is a triple offense to cross the border, the challenge is using this to rip families apart. >> if you want to come into the country you should at least ring the doorbell. even if you decriminalize which we should not do you still have statutory authority. >> is for the fight for the far left, not once tonight did sanders or warren directly attack one another. the sharpest contrast came in response to a question when worn was asked why she called herself a capitalist. >> you make it a point to say that you are capitalist. is that your way of convincing voters you might be a safer choice and senator sanders? >> it is my way of talking about i know how to fight and i know how to win. >> the issue of likability is one of the most important issues, which candidates beat donald trump, all the candidates gave their own answers tonight but peter buttigieg gave an answer that really stood out. listen here. >> nominate me and you get to see the president of the unite

that's the situation with donald trump. and he needs to go. >> donald trump, once again, is a racist who makes ever more outrageous racist remarks. >> laura: no surprise there. 2020 democrats are trying to outdo one another in branding the president a racist. but a falling into another obvious trump trap. here with the answers, chair of the american conservative union and maurice miranda, former dnc comp chair. haven't democrats used their quota of race cards this month? is there a sign they're just out of ideas. all right, question and question. cute. but at some point, what are the ideas of the democrats in solving these problems? we just had two blocks. 16 years of democrat leadership, persistent problems, lagging behind the median and the america on drug use, education, of course, overall livability index. every city is in democrat grips for decades. we're like, oh, it's trump's fault. no, it isn't. >> the best progress we can make is find ways to work together and compromise and find ways to make democracy function. if

i think this is donald trump being donald trump. i add this to the pile of other things i correspond you bewise and unhelpful. chris: here is the reason i kind of disagree with you, it seems to me the unity of the country and the harmony and the racial harmony of the country is important. so if the president says something, anybody says something -- >> nobody looks to donald trump for racial harmony and haven't for the past two years. i don't think that's the news. the news is whether the democrats are taking the bait here. i don't think if the steam is strategizing about this. but i think trump has a strategy and he wants to make the left wing of the party the face of the democrat party. if he succeeds in making aoc and company the face of the party i think that will work to this advantage. chris: ilhan omar has been punching back and here is a clip from her. >> as much as he's spewing his fascist ideology on stage telling you as citizens to go back because they don't agree with his detrimental policies for our country, we tell peo

overnight donald trump declaring a state of emergency. thousands of residents sandbagging, scrambling to evacuate ahead of what could be the first hurricane of the season. barry is expected to bring storm surge and potentially life-threatening flooding to new orleans as early as tonight. the city's mayor warning residents take shelter in several states on the gulf coast remain on alert. meteorologist rick is live in the studio and is tracking of the storm. good morning. >> not that the storm is so big or strong but there is so much water in the mississippi river because of all the rain and snow we saw last winter. all that water trying to get out and now you have water trying to get on shore. hurricane warnings in effect in coastal louisiana. it is still a tropical storm but a tendency for increasing, the models showing it could increase throughout the day today. at the center of the storm all the action is far to the south and that means a big storm. a lot of moisture on shore indicating we should not look at the center point. to the nor

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trump. in this email, donald trump jr. is being told that the russian government wants to pass along information which would hurt hillary clinton and help donald trump." is that correct? >> that's correct. >> trump jr.'s response to that email is slide three. he said, and i quote, "if it's what you say, i love it. especially later in the summer." then donald jr. invited senior campaign officials paul manafort and jared kushner to the meeting. did he not? >> he did. >> this email exchange is evidence of an offer of a legal assistance, is it not? >> i cannot adopt that characterization. >> but isn't it against the law for a presidential campaign to accept anything of value from a foreign government? >> generally speaking, yes, but generally the cases are unique. >> you say on page 184, volume one, that the federal campaign finance law broadly prohibits foreign nationals for making contributions, et cetera. and then you say that foreign nationals may not make a contribution or donation of money or anything of value. it says c

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donald trump and the department that is coming after our families. if you want to come after that you will have to come through all of us. >> reporter: the houston police chief says the raids are creating real fear and anxiety. >> i have had children come up to me saying i'm afraid to go to school, leave the house to find my parents are gone. >> reporter: j johnson, homeland security secretary under president obama defended the raids as a part of standard practice. >> deportations occur all the time. of those who have been ordered deported by an immigration judge, hopefully after they have exhausted their appear right to have the opportunity to have their asylum case heard, we simply have to enforce the law particularly if someone has been ordered deported. >> the raids are set to begin sunday morning with ice targeting 2000 immigrants who have missed court appearances or been ordered out of the country. >> jonathan hunt in la, thank you. the immigration crisis front and center on capitol hill today. and house oversight committee hearing on the trump

donald trump is taking a net antifa. check this clip out. >> hitting people over the head with sticks and i mean that even. they are whacking people with bats. they always show up with a mask and they are covered, because then they go home to mom and dad, they don't want mom and dad to know where they were. >> is that fair? >> if we are going to take aim at folks we should do it across the board. it is not right that people are bashing peoples head and with bats just like it wasn't folks were getting run over in charlottesville, it is getting really tiring to see who can be the most violence, the right, left, who can be more racist, the right, left, if we are going to hold folks accountable and told everyone accountable equally across the board. the newsweek article said 73% of deaths were caused by right-wing groups, 3% from left-wing but i believe in the right to protest and don't think it is for to categorize an entire group right or left wing by the actions of just a few members but i think we are getting into a dang

donald trump is closing the gap in the general election. rob: todd pyro joins us live. >> reporter: if you thought eric swalwell would thin the herd, his fellow californian tom steyer is in. >> you think there is's and -- something critical, try as hard as you can and let the chips fall where they may and that is what i'm doing. my name is tom steyer and i'm running for president. >> reporter: remember when he said this? >> i am not running for president this time. instead, i am strengthening my commitment to need to impeach. >> reporter: he did say at this time. based on this latest polling it seems it is joe biden's race to lose. the emerson poll has kamala harris's performance, doubling her support in the process biden has a 15 point lead in the democratic primary thanks to bernie sanders dropping 12 points and elizabeth warren holding steady. according to ari fleischer biden is in trouble. >> the real question is joe biden, hillary clinton 2020. i think all evidence will point that is going to be the case for him. he feels like yesterda

the founder pledged to donate to donald trump's 2020 reelection bid. not a carpet or washer or mouse trap from home depot, not a dime of my money will go to reelect the worst president ever. like you said in the intro, left to home depot -- he has nothing to do with the company. bernie retired from the home depot and isn't speaking on behalf of the company. as a standard practice, a presidential candidate, donald trump weighed in on this debacle yesterday saying a truly great, patriotic, charitable man who at the age of 90 coming under a fact, with one of the often used weapons. and deplorables in this country. and -- >> interesting to see if they get more. >> that could happen here. and $2 billion over the course of his lifetime. >> let's talk about serena williams in this untouched photo that is getting a lot of buzz. >> she is getting real in more ways than one, she will appear on harper's bazaar and the photos are touched. she is opening up about the controversy surrounding the 2018 us open. and did confrontation with the chair umpire and sportsman

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and how horrible donald trump is. that is all they have to talk about because their real plans are such trash. >> they don't want to pull -- focus on those. when you look at the numbers. it has reached $1.620 as of june of this year. a few of them have said they want to reduce or cancel billions of dollars in student debt. we have some sound of some of them saying that in the past. many of them have said they wanted to eliminate student loan debt. everyone wants to eliminate student loan debt but you don't do that by making the federal government a bigger player. he don't do that by tuition forgiveness. nothing is free. some but he has to pay for the free things that they are promising. they did vote for plans to make them a bigger player in student loans. if you really want to help the students you get the federal government out. you force them to compete with one another on tuition prices. and just making everything free is not going to solve it. if you come here for the bachelor of arts in advertising or something

donald trump to serve filing the send her back chat from last night. a member of the progressive squad, the freshman congresswoman calling the president fascist and racist. is that playing into the president's hands? the acting homeland security secretary on capitol hill testifying on migrant conditions at the southern border, people doing the best they can but is that enough for alexandria ocasio cortez? stick around for tom homan. welcome to fox news at night. we begin with the breaking news on the iranian drone. >> you can but the pentagon is watching this closely. there are roughly 2000 us marines in the strait of hormuz, donald trump made it clear their safety was compromised after an iranian drone came too close to that ship. donald trump says us forces downed the drone after reporting we warning iranian's to back off was a pentagon spokesman tells fox news this happened at 10:00 local time in the drone was 1000 yards from the ship. the president made this arise announcement with the prime minister of the netherlands. >> this is the latest of man

donald trump is trying to do something about it. for democrats on stage they need to contend with alexandria ocasio cortez who voted 80 times to block efforts to give the humanitarian money needed to better serve those who are coming to the border illegally or otherwise. big hypocrisy on the democrat side and the only one who's trying to help the situation which we know we are overrun at the border is donald trump. >> let's listen to the candidates on the economy. >> we have an economy today that is working for phenomenally well for the top 1% while the working class of this country is being decimated. >> capitalism is works now in america is in serving the people of america. >> when they declare victory a 4% unemployment it is not good enough. >> this is the toughest spin they got, trying to make people think the economy is not good. >> that is the toughest part of their job, convincing them it is not good when we know the opposite to be true. look at the numbers, the unemployment numbers near record lows for every sector of americ

it is called the donald trump tax return act. they said clearly what this is about like the new york attorney general saying her basis for running for election was to bring harm to the president legally. now you have the new york legislature doing this and it ends up in the same ball of wax. these are not real issues, these are attempts to use the legal system to subvert, why is new york state passing this law? we want to help congress and congress is they don't want the help but it hurts their case. i think their cases 0 to begin with. >> our courts are very busy. thanks for dropping in. weather alert, new orleans declaring an emergency after the city got eight inches of rain in 3 hours and more rain is likely on the way possibly in the form of a hurricane, tropical system offshore in the gulf continues to strengthen. progressive democrats, a new book detailing the left's all of to stop brett kavanaugh's supreme court nomination. the author, mulling hemingway with the author you never heard. or this john smith. or any of the oth

what if donald trump did that? this is all getting so bad that biden's advisors are now actually even publicly begging him, stop talking about your political past, because it's a massive liability. biden has no core values, and the core ideas, no solutions. eight years of failure, willing to say and do everything to try and appease the new extreme radical democratic socialist party, but is anyone buying it? remember anita hill's apology tour, the flip-flopping on the hyde amendment. he held that position for 40 years and having to pander to, yes, the real speaker of the house, alexandria ocasio-cortez. by the way, i'm not sayingus shs the real speaker for youou idios in the media. it's not a conspiracy theory. but scares the living daylights out of the presidential candidates and pelosi. and adopted, yes, the crazy new green deal.6 climate change non. now, he's averaging about a flip-flop a week, making the campaign spending a million different directions. we are here to do the vetting to expose biden who he is. he

he would have done worse with donald trump. it's time to look to a new generation to lead this party and move on. judge jeanine: you know what, chris? i don't think bernie looked like a winner either. >> look, i can say the same thing for bernie. i can say the same exact thing for bernie. it's time to move on with new blood, new idea and move forward. it's going to be a tough campaign against trump. they will call whoever comes out of this party nomination a socialist who doesn't like america. you will have to stand up to that and fight back. >> i will say it's also confusing. our former vice president, joe biden, is now a racist, but no one took issues with his policies before. we never really talked about that. i think it's a shame what the democrats are doing to joe biden. i am not a support of joe biden and i am not in the business of defending joe biden. but it's appalling what they are doing to him on the stage. a and a lot of people are taking things out of context trying to you paint him as a racist. he doesn't need to

trump and bill clinton. >> he said jeffrey was a lot of fun to be with and donald trump knew, donald trump knew as he said publicly at the time that jeffrey epstein pursued girls, quote, on the younger side. >> donald trump and bill clinton knew jeffrey epstein very well, and a lot of powerful people in new york knew him very well and they all knew the stories, every one of them. >> i think it's highly unfair of people like you and others to be guilt by association whether it's donald trump, bill clinton, al gore, allen dershowitz just because they knew the guy. >> the media is trying as much as they can do to connect the administration with horrific charge with democratic donor jeffrey epstein, trying to make it about trump, members to have administration when the real story that epstein and bill clinton. >> are the journalists investigating epstein targeting trump and others through guilt by association, is the press cheering resignation of alex acosta, former prosecutor, sweetheart deal for epstein a decade ago. white house stages social media summit with conservative big tech pra

donald trump. >> mr. trump, to answer your call for political honesty, i just want to say you are not going to be president. all right? it has been fun. >> president obama will go down as perhaps the worst president in the history of the united states, exclamation point! @realdonaldtrump. well,@real, donaldtrump, at least i will go down as a president. >> sean: remember how they reacted when donald trump on election night 2016? complete unhinged hysteria. you couldn't miss it. we replay it a lot. take a look. >> america is crying tonight. i'm not sure how much of america but a very, very significant portion. i mean literally crying. this is a sadness. it is a mourning moment for those people. and it a moment filled with fear. filled with fear. >> our country is about to face some serious crisis. so buckle up. your country needs you. >> this is a pretty extraordinary thing to say. if you have a son in the marine corps and you don't trust the commander-in-chief. people in the military defend the constitutio

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please smearing of donald trump will only get so far. it is exculpatory with president trump no collusion they did not make the case for obstruction. that he will also have to answer questions for the first time about his conflict of interes interest, the political bias of his team , about the abusive early-morning raids. his use of the fisa court process, potentially just by a president trump. and all of the other abuses we have known about. it is going to be an attack on president trump but in many ways the republicans come i hope are prepared debt to highlight the spy gate abuses and targeting of trump that mueller and his team happily engaged in with the abuse of office. he was hired because the justice department is supposed to hire the special counsel who are confident in the fair administration of justice does anybody think he did his job in that regard quick. >> we are lawyers. >> i'm not a lawyer. >> you should be. that the report itself. so to go outside the four corners who will object cracks if they ask about questions that a

>> donald trump said to me -- the most awful 3 years of rudderless lack of leadership. he is a disgrace and the special relationship, very bad at this moment in time. boris was born in some ways, and to be pro-american. we cannot build a proper relationship when we leave the european union. can boris deliver brexit? he has 100 days to do so, has a divided party, a parliament -- i like boris. very good at giving big speeches. sometimes what he does is different from what he says. we will find out quickly is boris genuine? does boris have the courage to deliver brexit? i lead a rival political party. i could -- genuinely wish him well but the track record worries me. heather: in the same piece they talk about whether he can follow through. we know johnson is wild enough but is he tough enough? is he willing to out bastardize them? make himself meaner than they are? that make the establishment cringe? >> we will find out in the next few days. who does he appoint to the usa and lead brexit negotiator? we will find out in the next few days. if boris decides to keep the conse