york times" asf trump?y karl rove, former senior advisos and the breaking news out o to president george w. bush. "the new york times" as karl, it's great to have you on karl rove, former senior advisor karl, it's great to have you on1 to president george the show.w. bush. karl, it's gme on "the ingraham angle." thank you so much for coming on. what about that? the first firn "the ingraham angle." thank you so much for coming on. the last couple of weeks, you what about that? had obama, clinton, anddthe lasu george w. bush, not directly had referencing the president, but d george w. bush, not directly referencing the president, but clearl clearly, they are not so thinly veiled references to his governing style, and theo thinly veiled references to his substance of his policy. your reaction? style, and the >> president clinton andnd substance of his policy. your reaction? >> president bush 43 were speaking at a seminar in little rock ford president bush 43 were speaking the presidential scholars, a at a seminar in little rock for program that they and thee presr program that they l

karl rove, former senior advisor to president george w. bush. karl, it's great to have you on the show by the first first tin "the ingraham angle." thank you so much for coming on. what about that? the last couple of weeks, you had obama, clinton, and george w. bush, not directly referencing the president, but clearly, they are not so thinly veiled references to his governing style, and the substance of his policy. your reaction? >> president clinton and president bush 43 were speaking at a seminar in little rock for the presidential scholars, a program that they and the president 41 bush library and the lbj library have. i don't see that that was anything other than just responding to questions and talking about their views on, for example, leadership, president bush made the point that the world depends upon american leadership, and when america leads, the world follow follows. president obama's speech, i read it at length, it is a typical obama performance, very long. there are parts of it that appeared to be directed at president trump. but there's a bunch of it that i think, it's

members of the intelligence community. jonathan karl leading us off tonight from the white house. >> reporter: reeling from a torrent of criticism after his disastrous press conference in helsinki, president trump came before the cameras today with a carefully scripted attempt to control the damage. >> let me begin by saying that, once again, the full faith and support for america's intelligence agencies, i have a full faith in our intelligence agencies. whoops, they just turned off the light. that must be the intelligence agencies. there it goes. okay. good.oka that was strange. but that's okay. >> reporter: then, he did something he almost never does. clutching his prepared remarks, he said he misspoke when he answered this question. >> president putin denied having anything to do with the election interference in 2016. every u.s. intelligence agency has concluded that russia did. who do you believe? >> my people came to me, dan coats came to me and some others and said they think it's russia. i have president putin, he just said it's not russia. i will say this. i don't see an

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did not want to criticize karl rove. you did not want to say how you would vote on impeachment to criticize president clinton. notwant to criticize judge pryor you did notwant to criticize judge pryor on roe being an abomination. youdid not want to criticize judge bybee on the bybee memo. you did not want to criticize mr. manny miranda. you did not want to criticize judge pickering. you did not even want to criticize the american bar association. now, i do not consider that, and you did not want tocriticize justice scalia or justice thomas. i do not consider that necessarily a bad quality. senators sometimes criticize people. in fact, it is seldom when we do not. that seems to be a stock in trade by the united states senators, and perhaps most people in public office. maybe that is our calling really in connection with our oversight responsibilities. but let's take up the values behind your declination to criticize. as to what judge pickering is alleged to have done, never mind the hypothetical, would you ask lawyers to write letters for you? if you were a judge sitting on their c

are saying this blip or this pop is temporary. what you think? karl: i don't think so. one of the reasons people think it is temporary is the tariffs coming on, agricultural, soybeans, and a lot of farmers trying to move products overseas early very many that is contributing to high export readings. these are the numbers where it was counterbalanced by reduction in inventories, sold-out of inventories, exports ad inventory subtracts. it is about a watch. how much american consumers are spending, how much businesses are investing, it is about 4% growth rate. that is high. i think it will continue throughout the year. ramy: we also did have folks from the white house talk about fed independence. i want to play this and get your thoughts. >> he absolutely respect the independence of the fed, and the issue is the market expects interest rates to keep going up, so the old question is -- the only question is how long and how far and we think the fed will be careful managing the economy. ramy: steve mnuchin talking about that. walking back what has been happening from donald trump himsel

in the deep red state of texas. they're bringing their socialist message there. karl rove on that to say the socialist message, it's spreading. and the tv spat that is far from settled. our own judge jeanine pirro kicked off of abc's "the view," just for having an opposing opinion. we have the judge's inside info on what went down behind the scenes in this epic on-air fight. we deliver the debate behind tomorrow's headlines. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: the dow still sticking above 25,000, its performance today was better than last friday but more on your money in just a second. first, the u.n. called out. secretary of state pompeo and u.n. ambassador nikki haley telling u.n. member states, step up. >> members of the u.n. security council, and by extension all u.n. member states, have unanimously agreed to fully enforce sanctions on north korea, and we expect them to continue to honor those commitments. when sanctions are not enforced, the prospects for the successful denuclearization of north korea are diminished, so we'll take ful

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a crime. abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: when it comes to the russia investigation, there is one message above all where president trump has been perfectly consistent. >> there was no collusion. at all. there was no collusion. at all. everybody knows it. >> reporter: but now, former trump lawyer michael cohen seems to be prepared to tell prosecutors that the president knew in advance about the infamous trump tower meeting organized by donald trump jr. after he'd been promised dirt from the russians on hillary clinton. and today, the president's current lawyer, rudy giuliani, offered a new message. it doesn't matter if the president colluded, because collusion, giuliani says, is not a crime. >> i've been sitting here looking in the federal code trying to find collusion as a crime. >> it's not. >> collusion is not a crime. >> reporter: it's a message giuliani repeated throughout the day. >> you don't even know if that's a crime, colluding about russ russians. >> okay -- >> you start analyzing the krip. the hacking is the crime. the hacking is the

they are reading this summer. >> courage and consequence. it is written by karl rove. and political strategies that were used to propel george bush into a position where he could run for governor and when in a race that was determined to be not winnable because he proved that wrong and after that the political strategy, moving him from the governor's office in texas to a candidate for president of the united states. it starts out with a description of karl rove's personal life and how he became involved in politics and his ups and downs at the beginning of his career. i find that fascinating. i like to read books that are factual. i'm not a fiction reader. i like to read about history and real people in real events. >> you read a couple books on your favorite presidents. >> i am in abe lincoln fan. i like the idea, those that are not the most friendly around you. mister lincoln's famous for bringing enemies into his cabinet. a fascinating story of how -- the courage it took to move through the civil war and another favorite of mine is teddy roosevelt. this is just one example of ted

waiting and watching for clouds. i did tweet "karl the fog" and asked him, just hang back, you don't need to steal the show today. but he likes the attention i guess. here's the sunrise just over the east bay. our "salesforce tower" camera showing a layer ofudng anof to o bad rit no 56 degreessan fransco. livermore 55. a lot of the morning cloud coverage will burn off this afternoon. so you will have sunshine but temperatures will be cooler than average. about 10 degrees cooler than average in concord. 72 for vallejo. 63 in san francisco. so this is the reason why. we have this low that was up there in the gulf of alaska just yesterday. and now look how close it is to us. it is definitely bringing in a bit more cloud coverage by tonight. so tonight is expected to be a cool and cloudy one. sunset happens at 8:35. and then temperatures definitely drop after that. so of course coastal cloud coverage is expected tonight around the bay. san francisco you can expect cloudy conditions and a gusty condition as well, up to 18 miles per hour. 58 degrees. at pier 39, the fireworks will be

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signs that the democratic party is moving farther and farther to the left. karl rove here to break down what it means for republicans as the mid-terms approach. plus secretary of state mike pompeo sheds some light on exactly what was discussed for two hours between president trump and president putin. >> i've had a chance to talk with president trump about his discussions with president putin. there was progress made on a handful of fronts. agreements to try to work more closely on counter terrorism. an effort to begin conversations around arms control to prevent the spread of nuclear proliferation. i'll take that. [cheers] 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. new ensure max protein. in two great flavors. new ensure max protein. when heartburn hits... fight back fast with tums smoothies. it neutralizes stomach acid at the source. tum tum tum tum tums... smoothies... ...and introducing new tums sugar-free. (voowners always smiling?ck because they've chosen the industry leader. subaru outback holds its value better than any other vehicle in its class, according to alg. better tha

in the 2016 election and what happened with the lights? jonathan karl from the white house. >> reporter: president trump came before the cameras with a carefully scripted attempt to control the damage. >> let me begin by saying that once again the full faith and support for america's intelligence agencies, i have a full faith in our intelligence agencies. whoops, they just turned off the lights. that must be the intelligence agencies. okay. you guys okay? that was strange. that's okay. >> reporter: then he did something he almost never does. clutching his prepared remarks, he says he misspoke when he answered this question. >> president putin denied having any election interference. who do you believe? >> my people came to me, dan coats came to me and some others. they said they think it's russia. i have president putin. he just said it's not russia. i will say this. i don't see any reason why it would be. >> reporter: a clarification. >> and a key sentence in my remarks, i said the word "would" instead of "wouldn't." the sentence should have been, i don't see any reason wh

. thanks for waking up with us. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. yeah, "karl the fog" is here! it's still lingering around. it's a good sign. >> it won't get as hot here as across the rest of the city. >> i guess that's good. >> we have that. it's promising for the bay area. you can see the clouds rolling in. there will be low clouds and fog this morning. light drizzle. we have the ridge of high pressure to the south of us. that's pushing in the west wind. the coast will be staying cool. 60s and 70s for afternoon

adviser karl rove. >> the president keeps telling people he would never question my service to our country. instead he watches as a republican-funded attack group does just that. >> it was unfair. it was untrue. but it worked. and kerry lost some altitude because of those swift boat veteran attacks. >> good evening, everyone. we're going to begin tonight with that ever-contentious subject in america today, same-sex marriage. >> if there's any doubt, it's gone now. gay marriage will be an issue in the election campaigns ahead. the supreme court in massachusetts pretty much sealed that deal today. >> by the power vested in me by the commonwealth of massachusetts -- [ cheers and applause ] >> with this ring i thee wed. >> i now pronounce you legally married. >> in 2004 no one's really thinking that much about gay marriage, but then it becomes legal in massachusetts. and that's enough to agitate a lot of people. so suddenly the republicans see this great opportunity. >> today i call upon the congress to promptly pass and to send to the states for ratification an amendment to our constitution d

karl who is hosting "this week" a little bit later this morning in d.c. jon, good morning to you. so, i've got to ask you, you spoke just moments ago with the president's national security adviser, john bolton. you asked him specifically if he was blindsided, if the president was, by those 12 indictments earlier this week. let's take a listen. >> he was perfectly prepared to have it come before the meeting with putin. i would say, in fact, it strengthens his hand. it shows that the justice system, the department of justice are aware of these russian efforts at election meddling. and i think the president can put this on the table and say this is a serious matter. we need to talk about it. >> so, jon, bolton is saying that this strengthens the president's hand. what do you make of that? >> well, first of all, this was a fascinating interview. and in that clip right there, you hear him both say that it strengthens his hand. but also saying that the president can put this on the table and say this is a serious matter. this, just after the president himself when he was asked, already kno

we're learning. sources telling myself and karl bernstein michael cohen claims that then candidate trump knew in advance about the june 2016 meeting at trump tower in which russians were offering his campaign dirt on hillary clinton. cohen is willing to make that assertion to robert mull. he alleges hef present along with others when trump was informed by the offer by donald trump jr. he approved going ahead with the meeting with the russians. we should note the sources said that cohen doesn't have evidence such as audio recordings to corroborate the claim. a source from the house testimony earlier this year said he didn't testify there. that trump had advance knowledge. cohen claims wouldn't mention in separate reports issued be by republicans and democrats. we reached out to the lawyers for a number of those involved in the story. donald trump jr. lawyer told cnn the following that donald trump jr. has been professional and responsible throughout the investigation. we are very confident of the accuracy and reliability of the information provided by donald trump jr. cohens attorne

now faces stacy abrams in the governor's race for november. karl rove is here. kemp got president trump's full endorsement, all out. is this a win for president trump? >> i think it is evidence of president's value as endorsee. it is evidence that don't have conversations that you think are private with former defeated competitor which you say things are not going to like when the tape of that conversation becomes public. as you know, casey cagle, the front-runner in the primary was expected to win the runoff handily. the lieutenant governor had conversation with one of the also-rans. said impolitic things. turns out the conversation was tape-recorded by his confidaunt, former candidate. it got leaked. it wasn't a pretty sight. stuart: no, it wasn't. a 40-point loss for casey cagle. >> yeah. stuart: refer to deep blue oregon for a moment. the gop challenger there has pulled even with democrat governor kate brown who is a vocal critic of president trump. according to a poll published in the oregonian. karl i was shocked when i saw, a republican drawing even with a democrat in the g

reported deaths. >>> it is 6:47. as you can see right behind us, we have been saying hello to "karl the fog" all morning. >> there were no funnels in the clouds. t. some monsoonal moisture we are starting to see the signs already this early-morning hour with high cloud coverage. here's a look at "salesforce tower" camera towards the east. there's that sun at the top of the screen. fog below. right at the top, we are seeing clouds. that's all associated with that unstable air mass that's bringing thunderstorms to the south. southern california, arizona, nevada, and yes, we are starting to see some of those high clouds. we saw some lightning strikes yesterday afternoon across the southern sierra nevada. but in our area, this morning, we'll be watching for the possibility. for now things are clear. all we are seeing is this. low fog. yes, that's impacting visibility. that's for sure. this is the lawrence hall of science, paints a picture of what's happening in berkeley. clear in san jose. same with livermore. but look what's going on at half moon bay. it's now down to zero visibility.

who fired his weapon inside a school in alexandria is back onegular duty. a grand jury indicted karl savoy on reckless handling of a firearm. he was charged with reckless f discharge ofearm. his gun fired inside george washington middle school in march, causing damage but no injuries. >>> new pushback on a maryland county highway. there is a pushback to transfer the highway from federal control to sta control. governor larry hogan wants to take control of the road. the plan would add expss toll lanes to t parkway in prince ou george'snty. any transfer of the parkway would require congressional approval. >>> ford has a recall coming out today. this involves fusions and escape. the carmaker says a wire to the transmission can get loose and cause the vehicles to cnge gears. it covers models between 2013 and 2016. if you have one of the cars be sure to use your parking break til a dealer sees your car. >>> today, carmakers will lobby president trump to reduce taris. groups that lobbied for car manufacturers and their counterparts will have to testify on capitol hill. the hearing was orga

circles earning confidence of power players like karl rove loses elevation to the federal appeals court was celebrated in the rose garden swearing-in by justice anthony kennedy for whom cavanagh served as a law clerk in 1993 after two years of contentious delay tactics by democrats who claimed cavanagh was overly partisan. >> you could not think of another nomination given mr. cavanagh's record more designed to divide us. this nomination appears to be judicial payment for political services rendered. >> reporter: sources said opposition from the left was fueled by concern cavanagh could one day sit on the supreme court. >> i consider myself a republican and i support president bush. >> that may create concern on the current president given his run-ins with the bushes. trump in 2008 seem to back impeaching.president bush for the iraq war and candidate trump in 2016 repeated verbal clashes with rival jeb bush, former florida governor. >> it doesn't really believe i'm unhinged, he said that very simply because he has failed in his campaign. it has been a total disaster, nobody cares. >> ca

, you can see a whole lot of "karl the fog" just hanging out. it's acting like a blanket keeping our temperatures mild for this time of the morning. in san francisco, 56. still in the 60s in livermore as well as in san jose. santa rosa in the 50s. the temperatures will go up. in the last six hours we have seen the marine layer building in. that's slowly going to retreat and hang out over the coast and that's what's going to allow those temperatures to get really hot later on in the day. this high pressure is really pushing those low clouds down keeping them close to ground level making issues of visibility. it's also what's responsible for our warm temperatures we are going to see today peaking out as our warmest day of the week. as this system moves in, the monsoonal moisture will come into our area bringing changes tomorrow. today sunshine away from the coast once the clouds retreat. low clouds and fog at the beach, hot inland, cool to mild at the water and around the bay. more humidity thursday though as that monsoonal moisture moves in with a chance of thunderstorms and lightning

how foggy it is there in the live picture of sfo. speaking of clouds, look at this! "karl the fog" making its move in. you can see it headed through as it is still moving in and keeping our temperatures for this time of day relatively mile. san jose 63 degrees. 56 in san francisco. concord 59 degrees. santa rosa cooler at 54 degrees. this is our satellite/radar for the last six hours. you can see how that marine layer is really moving in and it's covering quite a bit of the bay area this morning. it's going to slowly retreat back. let's take a look at visibility at the moment. some of the issues that we're seeing. right now in half moon bay, less than a mile visibility. four miles in san jose. in the north bay also some issues there as this marine layer comes through the petaluma gap 2 miles in petaluma, five in santa rosa so be careful on the roads. this high pressure ridge is what we have to thank. it's keeping clouds nice and low with that high pressure on top of it. it also is what we have to thank for these really warm temperatures even hot in some places that we are going to

have seen with their own eyes. jonathan karl reviewed the book and writes "mr. spicer's book is much like his tenure as press secretary, short, littered with inaccuracies and offering up one definite theme -- mr. trump with do no wrong. not the british ex spy christopher steel. he recounts a reporter asking mr. obama a question, a decade before mr. obama was elected. carl, along with other rooufrs took time to note spicer's description in the book of donald trump. we quote "a unicorn riding a unicorn over a rainbow." well, on monday sean spicer spoke with emily mateless of bbc and it didn't go well for the arthur. >> it was the start of the most corrosive culture. you played with the truth. you led us down a dangerous path. you have created discourse for the world by going along with these lies. >> with all due -- i'm sorry, emily. you act as they everything began and ended with that. you're taking no account of the false stories and falsehoods the media perpetrated. >> it was false -- >> i wrote a book that i think is a fairly strong representation of what happened in the campa

reports of accidents or stalls on the eastshore freeway. "karl the fog" riding shotgun with drivers heading in and out of the north bay. here's pr ie! pleareas you are making your way on these foggy roads. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> later this mornings the man accused of killing a woman on an oakland bart platform makes his first court appearance. john lee cowell is charged with first-degree murder, assault with a deadly weapon, and violation of parole. a memorial is growing for 18- year-old nia wilson at the macarthur bart station. she was stabbed in the neck on sunday night. bart police have released new photos of the suspect in another violent attack. this man punched a 47-year-old man saturday at the bay fair station. the victim died when he fell and hit his head on the platform. >>> yoga pants are not even safe these days. here's video of women swarming a "lululemon" store in berkeley and stole thousands of dollars in yoga pants. as kpix 5's joe vazquez reports, the robbery may be tied to a statewide rash of crimes. >> reporter: this "lululemon" store here

investigations. our chief white house correspondent jon karl has the latest from washington. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. president trump said it was entirely scott pruitt's decision to leave. but it is clear that the president had grown weary of the constant drumbeat of pruitt's scandals. president trump fired up his supporters in montana, going after the independence day protester at the statue of liberty. >> you saw that clown yesterday on the statue of liberty. you see the guys that went up there. i wouldn't have done it. >> reporter: a familiar attack against his potential 2020 rival senator elizabeth warren. >> pocahontas, they always want me to apologize for saying it. to the fake pocahontas, i won't. >> reporter: and he went further saying warren should take a dna test. making light of the me too movement for victims of sexual assault. >> we're in the me too generation. so i have toe and we will very gently take that kit and we will slowly toss it hoping doesn't hit her and injure her arm. >> reporter: warren hit back on twitter. while you obsess over my genes

criticism from both parties over a string of alleged ethics violations. here's john karl. >> reporter: he was front and center at the white house fourth of july picnic, but now scott pruitt, one of the most embattled secretaries, is gone. trump said within the agency, scott has done an outstanding job and i will always be thankful to him for this. but pruitt's tenure has been beset by scandal after scandal, including a story abc news broke earlier this year about pruitt renting an apartment on capitol hill from the wife of a lobbyist for $50 a night. >> this was like an airbnb situation. >> so a sweetheart deal. >> reporter: all told, pruitt was facing 12 separate investigations by multiple government agencies and was accused of using his position for personal benefit. he installed a $43,000 sound-proof phone booth in his government office and routinely took first-class flights, spent more than $36,000 for a flight aboard a military jet, tweeted out photos of himself making pasta and enjoying prosciutto on a trip to a conference in italy. he reached out to the ceo of chick fil a tryin

for president george w. bush karl rove good to see you. >> good morning i want to start on positive note will willing to contribute 5 dollars to zuckerberg relief fund gets a nice lunch today, 5 bucks count me in. maria: goodness he is still a multibillionaire so let's not go crazy on this upset for facebook stock, but what is your take i want to ask you about that, because your reaction, to what we're seeing, in terms of the censoring of conservative ideas on twitter on facebook this backlash that companies are now facing. >> well, i think that is that is a part of the story the bigger part is vulnerability of our tech companies tech companies have grown so fast expectations are so high, they've got so many things that they have to deal with, whether it is like concerns on twitter about -- about conservatives being sort of dislodged pushed to the side or facebook where question your privacy rights all these, many issues they face demonstrated vurnlt of once thought invulnerable big tech companies. >> see if a harvey government hand in terms of regulation as a result of some of this

an idiot. karl rove call him an idiot. duncan hunter said he's an a-hole but he's our a-hole. the director of the national council called him as an idiot surrounded by clouds. were all of these negative character sayingses of donald trump part of a deep state gop conspiracy engineered by you and your friends? >> no. >> were any of these part of a conspiracy you organized? >> no. >> although it's overwhelmingly republican if it exists, balance compels me to ask you about bruce springsteen. springsteen is a democrat and he said the republican is under siege by a moron. did you tell him to say that? >> no. >> is it part of a deep state conspiracy against president? >> no. >> mr. strzok, this hearing has been a circus and a kangaroo court run in republican fashion. my colleagues have disgraced themselves today in their attack on the fbi and the justice system of america. how can we recover from the hole that has dug here today? >> sir, america is strong. i have -- however bad i think i've seen it in my life, i'm confident that the institutions of the american people will endure and be

players, like karl rove. his elevation to the federal appeals court was celebrated with a rose garden swearing and by fellow catholic in our retiring justice anthony kennedy, for whom kavanaugh served as a law clerk in 1993. it came after two years of contentious delay tactics by democrats who claimed that kavanaugh was overly partisan. because you cannot think of another nomination, given mr. kavanaugh's record, more designed to divide us. this nomination appears to be judicial payment for political services rendered. >> shannon: sources said that opposition from the left was fueled by concern that kavanaugh could one day sit on the supreme court. >> i consider myself a republican and i support president bush. >> shannon: those close ties may now create concern from the current president, giving trump's past rhetorical run-ins with the bushes. trump 2008 he seemed to back impeaching president bush for the iraq war, which trump said would be a "wonderful thing." candidate trump in 2016 had repeated verbal clashes with rival jeb bush, former florida governor. >> job doesn't really beli

exception of "karl the fog." he is going to be riding shotgun with you. >>> a new report is out on oakland policing. jackie ward joins us with those findings. >>> reporter: good morning. so the city of oakland spent a quarter million dollars to have data studied and the results are not surprising to a lot of people, including some community activists. in 2016, the oakland police department made more than 32,000 stops. 20,000 of those were african- americans or 61% of police stops. in 2017 it dropped to 60%. stanford social psychologist jennifer eberhart is the one who studied these findings and made up a list of 50 ways of improvement. oakland mayor libby schaaf is not pleased with what was found. >> the statistics are unsettling. the amount of disparity in policing outcomes, the evidence of i am police the bias, is not acceptable. but being open and honest collecting data and changing policies and practices is the important first step to truly making progress in this area. >> earlier this week, the oakland city council voted against renewing eberhart's contract. some community mem

journal" asked chief white house correspondent jonathan karl to review the book. and he writes "mr. spicer's book is much like his tenure as press secretary, short, lit tired with inaccuracies and offering up one consistent theme, mr. trump can do no wrong. i refers to the author of the infamous trump dossier as michael teel who in truth is the former chairman of the republican national committee not empty british ex-spy christopher steele. he recounts a reporter asking can he president obama a question in 1999, a decade before mr. obama was elected. carl along with other reviewers it took time to note spicer's description in the book of donald trump and we quote, "a unicorn riding a you know corn over a rainbow." well, on monday, sean spicer spoke with emily mateless of the bbc and it didn't go well for the author. >> it was the start of the most corrosive culture. you played with the trug. you led us down a dangerous path. you have corrupted discourse for the entire world by going along with these buyer world. >> i'm sorry, emily. you act as though everything began and ended with

deficit, what karl rove said earlier tonight on fox, seven-point deficit with independents, are those independents going to swing toward ocasio-cortez and everything is free? you are going to get everything free. lollipops are going to fall from the sky. or are they going to move back to trump and say we don't like everything he tweets but i like what's in my pocketbook. >> well, i would say this. if the president is able to pivot away from inevitable and ongoing discussions about russia and talk about the economy and his plans for the future, he will do better. his numbers in "the wall street journal" poll went up, not down. given everything that's happened and certainly his ratings, because of the economy, are fueling an increase in the republican vote. i think this socialist swaying in the democratic party, i agree with my friend governor huckabee, it's only going to hurt the party. i worked for bill clinton. i am proud of that. i am proud of the balanced budget, the crime bill, welfare reform. this is a different democratic party. people in the heartland haven't changed. they vote

talk about this without sounding like karl marx, stef. >> this is what changes it. >> this is a much longer issue that we've been talking about. since the early '80s, the share of national income that goes to labor has been steadily dropping. right? it used to be -- >> it's not donald trump's fault, but the issue is donald trump said i'm going to be guy who solves it. he gave a massive corporate tax cut and in giving that corporate tax cut, loads of social programs will go away, and the promise was that tax cut is going to trickle its way down. and you and i both covered this. it's hard to find where tax cuts have resulted in wage increases. one-time bonuses, that ain't the same thing. >> no, you know, corporate tax cuts to create wage increases is a triple bank shot, right? there's no guarantee that it will work. i think more broadly, one of the things that economists have been talking about a lot is what they called the china shock. a bunch of american talents were hollowed out because of trade with china in the early 2000s. we're focusing on trade with china. can we get china to c

said he's like an 11-year-old child. mcmaster referred to donald trump as a dope and an idiot. karl rove called him a complete idiot. duncan hunter said he's an a-hole, but he's our a-hole. gary cohen sent out an e-mail describing donald trump as an idiot surrounded by clowns. were all of these negative characterizations of donald trump part of a deep state conspiracy you organized? >> no. >> now, although this conspiracy does appear to be overwhelmingly republicans, balance compels me to ask about my hero bruce springsteen. he's a democrat and he said the republic is under siege by a moron. did you tell him to say that? >> no. >> was it part of a deep state conspiracy to criticize the president? >> no. >> mr. strzok, this hearing has been a circus and a kangaroo court run in banana republican fashion. i believe that some of my colleagues have disgraced themselves today main their attk on the fbi and the justice system of america. how can we recover from the hole that has been dug here today? >> sir, america is strong. however bad i think i've seen it in my life, i am confident that

. >>> and foggy conditions for drivers heading across the golden gate bridge. say hello to "karl the fog." he is riding shotgun with you today. if you are making your way over towards the bay bridge, on the lower deck we have an accident and the treasure island off-ramp is shut down so delays eastbound 80. over to the oakland side, we are seeing speeds dip around 20 miles per hour. westbound direction you're in the red. 21 minutes heading into san francisco. >>> let's take you to the beach. pacifica here showing that is where the fog is and that's where it's all coming from. we have a slight onshore breeze which is pushing that fog all the way through the bay and beyond. here's a live look over the bay bridge right now from our kpix 5 roof camera. and your headlines today include morning fog, but it will be hot later on this afternoon. high clouds also coming from south along with a chance of thunderstorms. right now in san jose, looking nice with sunshine, 61 there. 53 in santa rosa. ke in concord. this. 97 in fairfield. but 68 in san francisco. so quite a difference. you can pick and c

officers showing off their special talent in an episode of cop karl pool karaoke. roll tape. ♪ ♪ god bless america ♪ my home sweet home ♪ [laughter] >> they're good. fantastic that was one way to celebrate independence day. more varney, next. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. >> record number of people wanted to travel for the fourth of july holiday and jeff flock in chicago. how's traffic so far? [laughter] >> you know it's not so bad i've seen a lot of these fourth of july holidays, and take a look out there. we have another camera out the front of the vehicle maybe you see this is 294 headed mort north to wisconsin not too bad despite this -- scene here, a record number as you say about

tom delay and dennis hast are running the house. you had karl rove and george bush in the white house. we had massive fights with them in the 2000's. i remember in 2003 going up against tom delay and karl rove and we are against them on the prescription drug bill because we thought the creation of a new entitlement would be unsustainable fiscally. those kind of fights were things that were happening throughout the 2000's. we were on the outside of the republican party during those fights. we were opposed to the party in the direction the party was going. conservatives should be fiscally responsible. the party has lost that mantra over the years and frankly even right now. as we discussed at the top of the hour, it has been hard going to get the party to embrace that. the president himself, we need to work closer with the administration to convince the administration to take these steps on entitlement reforms. we are working on that. host: our guest has spent time on capitol hill working for republican senators, don nickles of oklahoma and jim demint of south carolina. mike is joining

between president trump and kim jong-un. our chief white house correspondent jonathan karl is tracking all the latest. jon, the north koreans seem to be taunting pompeo. >> reporter: this was pompeo's third trip to pyongyang, and by all accounts, it did not go well. for one, he didn't even get a chance to meet with kim jong-un. after his meeting with kim's lead negotiator, the north koreans put out an incendiary statement calling the u.s. approach cancerous saying it increases the risk of war. and then they said this, the outcome of the talks is extremely worrisome. the united states is fundamentally mistaken to think that even their gangster-like requirements are acceptable. reacting to that pompeo said that the u.s. is simply trying to get kim to keep the commitment that he made to give up his nuclear weapons. >> and so if those requests were gangster-like, the world is a gangster because there was a unanimous decision at the u.n. security council. >> reporter: the bottom line, this looks like a serious setback. >> boy, it sure does., over the president's lawyer rudy giulian

currencies is that an edit -- it is a tug-of-war and i was just talking to karl and he made a , exactly offset, we expected tariffs on chinese exports. andlong will this last toward when we can see things stabilize going forward. >> all right. bloomberg intelligence chief credit -- chief credit strategist, thank you. turkey and china. it is now time for a snapshot of some of the biggest business stories in the news today. ivanka trump is shutting down company.ing and shoe she does not know when or if she will ever return to the business. closing is the only fair outcome. several stores have dropped the brand from their lineup. france has measured do something that general motors could not do in two decades. that is make money. tsa says it is now showing a profit which has pushed shares to rise the most in more than six years. that is your business flash update. coming up, at&t is set to report thelts after the bell as justice department continues to try to block the takeover of time warner. the latest is coming up. ♪ lisa: i'm lisa abramowicz. scarlet: welcome to public markets. ♪ -

: let's get reaction to those numbers. jobs, jobs, jobs. karl: this will be the focus, and this is a very light appetizer ahead of tomorrow's jobs report. is thisimportant here is one of the last clean readings you will be getting on jobless claims, because as the july 4 holiday, we see a lot of volatility and claims, a lot of spikes, and it is not a good predictive tool for july payrolls. reminder, tomorrow our june payrolls, but we will be losing the indicator for the next couple weeks. david: and what about wage increases? carl: i think they will move kind of sideways in tomorrow's report, which i know has been an ongoing story. if we zoom back and torture the out,and really smooth it we can see there is a positive slope to the wage pressure indicators, whether that is the implement cost index, average hourly earnings in the jobs report. is no't say there way to pressure out there, there is wage pressure but it is very modest pressure. david: -- julia: it is very slight. david: as we talk about wage growth, let's talk about what that means across the country. wage growth is sluggi

line. trump blew this thing so badly. he got played by karl rove terribly. this guy is a d.c. swamp a man thathis is helps justice john roberts make sure that obamacare stayed alive and well. disguise a pure liberal. you know if jeff flake likes him that he is a liberal. trump did not pick a conservative, he picked a big government god, a -- government you know if jeff flake likes him that he is a liberal. guy. host: who would your pick of been? caller: it would been the later on. in "washington journal." from ben, we hear rose. he is here to talk about his new book on the obama years. "the world as it is." coming up, we meet the susan b anthony list president who talks about president's and how it affects roe v. wade. and the c-span cameras are up at the supreme court, showing you a supreme court pet care. more on "washington journal." ♪ day --ay night on human night on q and a. >> she saw me. i decided right there that i was going to get the amendment ratified. >> the man responsible for getting the 27th amendment ratified. >> i was in the library of downtown austin, texas. i came

of karl marx. so, what are the most radical socialist ideas that we can possibly embrace. bret hits the nail on the head here. over a long period of time people will dismiss a lot of this nonsensical media chatter and say my life is better than it was before donald trump was president and things are improving. steve: just like once upon a time it was it's the economy, stupid. when you look at the message the republicans are going to have. you a couple thousand extra dollars in everybody's pocket whereas the democrats' message is we want to keep those couple thousand dollars in the coffers at the u.s. federal treasury. >> so the democrats' message is let's make government bigger and take more of your money away and somehow there is something wrong with the way the direction this country is heading. relative world peace. the economy stronger than it's ever been. president trump has restored the idea of america. it's the restoration of the american spirit. and so, you have seen the democrats have such pathological opposition to donald trump they are opposing the idea of america is well