the president says yes as does congress, our panel today, can dice owens and ed rollins will weigh in as we look ahead on sunday morning futures right now. and this morning president trump comes out firing in the wake of a new york times report yesterday, blasting it as another instance of fake news. mr. trump insisting that he instructed his white house counsel to fully cooperate with the mueller investigation, because he has nothing to hide. he tweeted this today. the failing new york times wrote a fake piece today implying that because white house counsel don mcgahn was giving hours of testimony to the special counsel , he must be a john dean- type but i allowed him and all others. i didn't have to i have nothing to hide and have demanded trans so this rigged and disgusting witch hunt with come to a close. so many lies have been ruined yet mueller and his gang of dems refused to look at the real crimes on either side media is even worse my next guest has said he's confident mcgahn didn't provide evidence remotely harmful to the president joining me right now is rudy guiliani presid

mccarthy coming up along with congressman darrel issa including former reagan bush campaign manager ed rollins and also talking about the number four person at the justice department bruce ohr will go before house lawmakers on the 28th to answer questions about the steel dossier and whether president trump hinting he may be closer to declassifying documents related to that fisa warrant all that and more as we look a hundred on sunday morning futures. a deep loss in washington today as flags are lowered to half staff in honor of john mccain's decades of service to our country the long time arizona senator passed away yesterday at the age of 81 ending his year- long battle with brain cancer. john mccain expected to lie in state at the arizona capitol and capital rotunda in washington and will receive a full dressed funeral service at the washington national cathedral before his burial at the naval academy cemetery in annapolis, maryland. president trump tweeted his condolences last night saying my deepest sympathies and respect go out to the family of senator john mccain. our hearts and prayers

ed rollins? >> it's still the same left. he's a former ted kennedy counselor, his whole world has been civil rights, labor stuff. that's not a new democratic party, that's not a working party, and the deals that he made as labor secretary in the last four years have been pretty atrocious. my sense is he's never been a public figure in the sense of raising money. the lesser of two evils, all the more power to them, but it's still no new leadership for the party to bring back the blue collar democrats that they needed. maria: senator. >> he was probably one of the worst labor secretaries in the history of this country as it relates the creating jobs, helping business, moving the economy forward. everything was anti-business. he had down to minutiae so that small businesses with 50 people or less were impacted. i can't see how he's going to strengthen the democratic party. and the fact of the matter is that the business community is going to have a real adversary in perez. he can't change, and that's the way he was, and i think

ed rollins is a former principal white house adviser to ronald reagan. a long-term strategist and political and business leader. and judith miller is adjunct fellow from the policy research. she's a pulitzer prize winning columnist. and we have the head of the hedge research and good morning to you. strange bedfellows. >> i promise they'll all hop out of bed the next morning. this is not a long term engagement. i think the overarching thing for the white house and john boehner was not to shut down the government. they were willing to make compromises all the way. two people who have emerged that have been long-term leaders and have been thorns in their side, elizabeth warren and she may run for president and ted cruz, a great champion of the base. >> will they pull their parties in their direction and sort of muck it up for others? >> no. they're not leaders of the party. the thing about cruz he doesn't care. cruz is the outlier all the way through. warren i think was a little bit more responsible. she is against the banks. no friends of business though

john hilsenrath, ed rollins. steven ratner, chairman of willett advisers, former counselor to the u.s. secretary of the treasury. steve, thanks for joining the conversation. >> thanks for having me. >> i want to ask you about the economy where we are. tim geithner just out with his book "stress test." it's been seven years since the dark days or six years since the dark days. how would you characterize things? >> actually, i'm in the middle of reading tim geithner's book, and it gives you nightmares. it just brings back all of the fear and how close we really came to the abyss. and i think tim is a real american hero for what he did. and we're a long way back. we're not all the way back. we're in a slow growth economy for a whole bunch of reasons. and i don't really see that improving a lot. but at least we're growing. >> you know, part of the real stimulus and the boost to this economy, john, as you know, has been the federal reserve. >> right. >> and the qe-1, qe-2, qe-3. we're coming to the end of that now. >>

be confident, put your money in stocks and fund your i.r.a.s. >> ed rollins. >> i'm going to watch the ryan bill this week which is up in the house. if the republican leadership is able to get it out, it's a thoughtful -- not political, but it's a thoughtful long-term plan and the democrats reaction to it, which will basically be pretty vicious. >> my one thing, i'm watching the markets. we keep having this fade at the end of the day. markets start strong and then they sell them off by the end of the day. we keep having a fade and the markets do not hold on to the rally, i think there's something else going on here and people want to see a correction before they buy into stocks. so watching what the market does the first couple of days of the week for me is my one thing. do you agree with that, anthony? >> totally agree with that one. >> thanks so much to the panel for joining us today. we appreciate your time. anthony chan, barbara, ed rollins, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> that will do it for sunday morning futures. thank you for being with us on your sunday. media buzz

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maria: mary kissel ed rollins thank you so much. that will do it for us sunday morning futures thanks for being with me i'm maria bartiromo tomorrow mornings with maria live from davos, switzerland the rest of the week join us on the fox business network, here is mediabuzz on fox business. .. howie: the media is consumed by the blame game on how we got to this ultimate government dysfunction. the government shutdown. it's an american government shutdown. but president obama of course owns it. >> yet again the big deal maker blows up the left. they threw daca in there. the democrats agree with everything else in the bill, they just want to shut it down. >> chuck schumer may think

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let's bring in ed rollins white house advisor to president reagan. he's a fox news political analyst. judith miller at the manhattan institute for policy research. she's a fox news contributor. thank you for joining us. let's talk about the state of the union. we've heard the fact sheet from the white house will focus on taxes and in particular the middle class. he says he wants to raise on highest earners and cutting for middle class. what is the middle class? $200,000 he is considering rich. >> first of all his tax proposal is dead on arrival and not going to get a single vote. he hasn't sat down with paul ryan the chairman of ways committee or the finance committee chairman. they're the ones that have the tax policy. we need corporate production, get the money back from overseas. we need something to stimulate the economy. basically the things he's proof posing aren't going anywhere. >> the 200,000 is rich and a lot of money. that falls under the highest earner's duty. they're going to get an increase on taxes. when you look at that segment of the

ed rollins, your thoughts? >> this is about salesmen. three people who are in the front-runners are outsiders. trump and fiorina. we thought this would be the year of the governors. we had extraordinary governors. first governor drop out is the most eldewas perry. the others are not doing well, except bush, more in the game i think because of his family than anything else. the outsiders make up 50% of the polls and what's going to happen there. carson is a nice man. he's not going to be a viable candidate. carly will be tested. didn't do well in a senate race in california but has the great ability to community. people are going to look at her record hard. if trump holds 20%, 25% of the base that he has, despite the worst performance on the show the other night. >> you think it was the worst performance yet by trump? >> he had no substance. that's what most of him who know him well. he's a great salesman and sales himself well but no substance. >> we've got to start substance about real solutions to the issues this country faces, otherwi

ed rollins, what do you think the congress will be focused on? >> the congress will pass it and pass it very quickly. the president will veto it. they will make an establishment to overthrow it but they won't succeed. he's appeasing his environmental constituency as opposed to what's in the best interest of the public. >> that's politicking, that's not leading. >> yes. politicians keep talking about jobs, but it seems to me it's the political red herring. the big issue comes down to stagnation. obama is threatening to veto the bill and he talks about congress issues. he cannot solve any problems moving forward. >> well i think keystone is something that there's a fair amount of agreement on. but i'm not sure that there's enough agreement to override a presidential veto, which i think almost surely will be coming if, in fact, congress acts to pass the bill. >> what comes after keystone, ed? >> i think there's a lot of things that move forward. the critical thing here is as lindsay graham talked about they have to move the budget bill forward. we h

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back with our panel, ed rollins, judy miller, russell goldsmith. we had job numbers, the weakest showing in terms of job creation in the month of august in 2014. russell, you will banking a portion of the country, loans were up 17%, deposits thelty record levels, your most recent earnings. what are you seeing from the consumers out there in terms of the ability to pay their mortgage in terms of the actual health of the consumer? >> again, maria, you have this contradicti contradiction. housing starts are below normal rates. you're not seeing the construction jobs you need to get some of our unskilled, unjaelted workers back to work. but on the other side, look at car and light truck production sales, the second biggest purchase for most americans. it runs around 17.5 million units. that tells you people with jobs are feeling good enough to go out and buy a new f-150, it's the number one selling vehicle in north america. >> the ford truck. and having said that, the numbers are very much a mixed story. 142,000 jobs created for the month of august, un

also joining me here on set ed rollins is joining me right now. former campaign for the reagan/busch ticket in '84 and good to see you both. thank you for joining us, gentlemen. sean, good to see you. thanks so much for being here. let me kick it off with the gettysburg speech yesterday. how would you characterize it? what did you think? >> it was a very detailed plan. you know exactly where donald trump stands on a variety of issues in terms of national security, foreign policy, tax policy. creating a true contrast with hillary clinton into this final key point before the election. if people want to know what the difference is between the hillary clinton administration versus donald trump, they got it yesterday. detailed on economic policy, on foreign policy, infrastructure, education. he enumerated exactly where he's going to take this country and the vision that he wants to lay out and give people that choice. the interesting thing, maria, there truly is a choice in this election. hillary clinton has been trying to paint donald trump as this ri

maria: we'll leave it there, pleasure to see you both thank you so much ed rollins, we'll see you soon that will do it for us here on sunday morning futures thanks for joining me i'm maria bartiromo join me tomorrow morning first thing mornings with maria on the fox business network 6:00-9:00 i'll see you then. [burke] vengeful vermin. seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ .. .. hey, what are you guys doing here? we've been helping you prepare and invest for retirement since day one. why would we leave now? because i'm retired now. so? we're voya. we stay with you to and through retirement... with solutions to help provide income throughout. so you'll still be here to help me make smart choices? well, with your finances that is. we had nothing to do with that, uh, tie. or the suit. or the shirt. voya. helping you to and through retirement. howie: president trump celebrates as andrew mccabe is fired hours before his retirement for leaking to a "wall street journal" reporter. is most of of the pr

ed rollins, your thoughts going into tuesday? >> he has the momentum. a composite of several polls, but the last polls have him going up or dead even. i think he has the momentum i would not be shocked if he won it. even though the establishment, the governor is on hillary's side. >> how damaging would that be, mary, if bernie sanders takes california? >> i think it's damaging insofar as it affects hillary clinton's platform, it may affect her vp pick. one. issues that sanders might have in california is turnout because he has a lot of support among the youth and voters who have no party preference, but the youth voters, college kids, they may be gone for the summer so they may not show up. hillary clinton better among older voters and hispanics, she has done well in other states with large hispanic populations. >> scott brown, everybody says when asked what does bernie sanders want. he wants a platform at the convention. i mean, he wants to win, i guess, as well, but if he doesn't win what's your take on tuesday and what bernie sanders wants? >> well,

going back to our panel, ed rollins, julie miller. let me read you a quote from donald trump that he just tweeted out a moment ago. it is from donald trump. i wish good luck to all of the republican candidates that travel to california to beg for money from the koch brothers. puppets? >> he's growing on me kind of like a fungus. the fact is it isn't playing that game where he has to go before the koch brothers. >> he has his own money. >> he doesn't have to do that. >> the best news that i've heard that you would endorse trump. if you would endorse trump, you would take him out of the race. please do it. >> there is something to this. you have 400 families that have so far contributed half of the $400 million that's been raised. the concentration of wealth of money behind this race plays into trump's name and bernie sanders name. too much for too few. >> dumbing the numbers, 130 families. 130 businesses and there are 67 donors who have given $1 million and the mega donors 67 have raised 128 million in cash and the other -- the super p

thank you so much mary kissel, ed rollins always a pleasure. that does it for us. thanks for joining us i'll see you'll tomorrow on mornings with maria 6:00-9:00 eastern on the fox business network hope you'll join me tomorrow, media business with howie kurtz is up next. stay with fox news, howie kurtz is next. what started as a passion... ...has grown into an enterprise. .. howie: politicians in both parties facing sexual harassment allegations as arrayedio host accuses al franken of ungranted sexual harassment. >> the photo of al doing this on my breast and look at the camera and smiling and smirking, hey, look at me. i took that as the final leg, i got the last laugh. is it funny if he does that to your sister and daughter and wi

ed rollins, isn't this a done deal? >> it's a done deal. the only thing you can do is really point out the deficiencies. it's not to benefit america in any way, shape, or form and make the democrats pay a heavy price. >> susan, you think they're still going to block it? >> yeah, they'll send to the president's desk the resolution. they weren't able to pull that off. now republicans talking about going to the courts. finding some way to stop the president. you know they were lifted up when the courts last weaken doorsed the loss against president obama. what can we do in the courts? legislatively there's no path to get the president to stop the deal. >> i know dan yergen, at some point there will be more iranian oil. you say there's a bit of a booby trap? >> the thing is with the coalition. coalition will break down if the u.s. pulls out and the other countries, they're already showing up in tehran to do deals. >> maybe. the u.s. still led all those countries. they didn't want to do that. this is the president's deal. >> yeah. now in terms o

let's bring in our panel right now ed rollins is here former white house advisor to president reagan, mary kissem l editorial member for the wall street journal good to see you. >> thank you. maria: you read this book over the weekend. >> i read the book there's not a whole lot i didn't know that i learned from it except for the total dysfunction in the early stages of the book but everybody knew it was a dysfunction for a couple reasons one is you had a president who had never been in government before, staff that basically wasn't loyal to him, i think the bottom line is the place has settled out since kelly has great accomplishment at the end and we're now focusing all our attention on a book that is irrelevant to a certain extent, the fact you had three power senators in a white house with nobody tells me having worked in a couple white houses and taught american the presidency for the last decade the president wasn't served well and has a right to be fur and at the end of the yeah we need to move forward from it. maria: mary how do you see it? >> i'm frustrated we're still talking

back with our panel, ed rollins, judy miller, steven sigmund. >> i think his appearance doesn't make much of a difference. it is his brand. he gets around mainstream traditional media and gets attention for it. the fact that people are protesting outside, it does reinforce that he and the republican brand has a very, very big problem with hispanic voters and they're not likely to come back to him. i don't think it changes the dynamics. >> trump keeps saying he's number one with latinos. >> i don't know what that means. 1% and the rest of the republican field has nothing. >> look, he showed he could mock himself, but we know that. and i think the hollywood reporter called it lamentable. i don't know how the audience liked it. i think having just come from asia, where people are really worried about things like the economy and jobs and where china is going saying look at us and i have one question, donald trump? >> the rest of the world -- >> i stayed up late and watched it and i wish i would have watched the alabama football game. it wasn't the best perform apps. i don't think he lost

maria: welcome back we're back with our panel ed rollins and james freeman. james 1000 point moves and wild swings in the market has become common place what's going on some. >> yeah, i know it's uncomfortable for people to look at their 401 (k) statements right now this kind of volatility but i think it is healthy. it's moving from a economy dominated by government, central banks and more toward private decision-making so it could be, could make people a little nervous but the economy is good, corporate profits are rising. it's a good news story. maria: should you not worry about yields in terms of interest rates because when we look at the dow versus the yield s, like the 10 year getting up to 3% that's been one source of upset right that people are saying rates are going higher so let me take my money out of the stock market less risk in treasury. i was thinking about this, this kind of freakout over 3%. that's still historically very low. maria: yeah, right. >> ed remembers mid 1980s, we had double-digit rates on the 10 year bond from spring of 83 to spri

ed rollins. >> senator? >> how does obama deal with the fallout that is taking place within his own party after attacking elizabeth warren big mistake. it will give juice to the left to go after him. >> and what about hillary? what does it mean -- >> i think it's dangerous for her. it's going to push her, miss income inequality again, to the left. and it flies in the face of her record. >> julie? >> as i said i asked senator rubio back in march, on the fly, on whether going into iraq in hindsight was the right decision and he said yep, because it got rid of saddam hussein. the other day, he said it was not the right decision and i would love to see how he's going to thread that question this week. because he pulled a jeb bush and needs to answer some questions. >> a big week ahead, because people will try to get anything on the shelf off the shelf today ahead of the memorial day weekend. a big week for housing too. >>> on the buzz meter this sunday george stephanopoulos under fire for donating $75,000 to the

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ed rollins? >> i'm watching the president on immigration. what is he going to do? if he basically steps over the bounds, it will basically turn this election into a route for republicans. >> immigration, run what that means to me? jobs. the loss of jobs. too many people. kt? >> islamic jihad. there are over 7,000 european passport holders fighting in iraq and syria. 700 americans passport holders. what i'm looking for is those guys are all going back to their home countries, they're fought going to open waffle shops, they're goig to wage jihad, they're going to make sales. >> so isis is a direct threat to the united states? >> it is a direct threat to the united states. >>> my focus is investments and so the economic data is most important. september 5th we're going to have the jobs report. as i mentioned, i think you'll see improvement there. real gdp accelerate. i think this will help sustain a long economic recovery. >> that will do it for sunday morning futures.% happy labor day, everybody. i'm maria bartiromo. see you next week. >>> on the buzz meter this sun

ed rollins, your thought on these new polls? we want to look at them. >> the interesting thing to me is we have a very strong field of candidates in the republican party but outliers and people not elected are moving forward. trump at the top of the pack. carly fiorina who ran in california and lost and ben carson didn't have a great debate but a great ending but other great governors and bush and walker are crashing and burning. >> i'm focused on trump. although he was polling at 26% before the debate, his numbers among women dropped from 24% to 21%. i expected this to happen long ago. i think it is starting to happen now. i think you're going to see a continued decline. >> any take away from the carly fiorina interview that we had earlier in the show where basically they said women have not been served well by the current administration and really need a boost. >> she's the perfect person to deliver that message. she's the only one that can deliver that message. the rest of the republican candidates really have a lot of it com

judith miller, a fox news contributor, and ed rollins, a veteran national campaign director. when are you expecting nancy pelosi and company to be part of this select committee? >> as soon as she can figure out whether or not her democrats believe that it's going to be in the interest of the party to join or to boycott and try and portray the select committee as a total kangaroo court. that will be the strategy. if they boycott it will be risky. i think ultimately she will join but the democrats are divided. >> you think it's risky for the democrats if they don't join? >> very risky. you have no veto power or raise a ru kous. >> this is the story of the summer. so the people on this committee all of the sudden become stars. we don't know most of these women, they will be on fox news talking about this. very able people and i think that's going to be a big difference. >> and two women. exactly. because what's really at stake here is how badly this hurts hillary. the democrats must protect hillary. does it hurt hillary? >> it depends on what comes out. my sense is it's early. s

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does this get in the way of the agenda in passing tax reform ed rollins? >> ed: no question it does. this is a week like we've not seen in a while. i think there's so many distractions and by the end of the week, you can't predict today what's going to happen at the end of the week. it's just a crazy week and to a certain extent to try and put forth a tax plan nobody knows the details of it's very distracted. >> maria: what do you think? >> i think it's a really important point there's not a bill yet this week. we are supposed to get actual legislation but the budget vote was very revealing. 20 republicans voted against it which shows they have so little margin for error in the house, let alone the senate and we were talking about earlier, the senate is really going to be the difficulty here and you talk to republicans and they're concerned a little bit about this relationship because they want to be able to present a unite front, because this tax bill is going to be a proxy for showing that they can govern bypassing legislation. >> maria: if these 20 or s

ed rollins is principal white house advisor to president reagan. we have steve moore on hand as well. steve, i'll start with you because you have the disadvantage. you're not around the table with us. what do you think about this whole thing. i'm one hand there's a lot of hypocrisy, on the other hand, everybody is a hypocrite in politics. >> i'll start by saying the nile isn't just a river in egypt. it were one thing if this election wasn't just decided by one state. for the most part, donald trump won an electoral land slide. i'll say this, if the democrat challenge this and try to change the election, i think there would be a bit of a civil war in this country. one other thing, you look back at history, one of richard nixon finest moment was when he did not contest the election in 1960 that may well have been stolen from him. al gore accepted the results after they were confirmed. i think hillary clinton has to step up and accept the results. >> al gore took it a long way. going back to what hillary clinton said on the campaign trail. let me play

ed rollins, judy miller, john hilsenrath. you've dealt with the taliban, judy. >> yes. guest of the taliban. until they decided they didn't want me there anymore. >> tackle this. what's most compelling to each of you on this sergeant bergdahl story? >> i want to know if money was paid to the haqqani network because the people who had the good sergeant were not the taliban, they wrt haqqani network. they don't care about the five guys. they care about money. >> the story i want to see followed is up how we threw out the cia chief last week in afghanistan in which we put him on a paper. if that was part of the deal or what have you. that was just an outrageous story. we need to look at that. >> i think we need to be asking in washington hard questions about the way the white house handled this and lay off the kid until all the facts are in. >> that's a good point. let's talk economics. we had the ceo of international paper on earlier. who basically said we're looking for demand, we can't get it. should we get good jobs numbers out on friday? 217,000 new jobs created. does

clearer skin is possible. >>> looking at the one big thing to watch, ed rollins? >> this is trump's big week, he has to knock it out of the box and make a great television show. >> he says he wants it to be glitzier than past conventions. >> i don't know that glitz is the thing. i think substance is the thing. >> ted cruz has not endorsed trump yet, i'm interested in how he positions himself on the stage. >> i think cruz wants to be the nominee in four years and wants to opportunity to set an ideological vision. >> great panel, you guys. see you tomorrow morning bright and early. i'm maria bartiromo. >>> this is a fox news alert. deeply troubling breaking news out of baton rouge, louisiana. associated news reporting authorities say more than one police officer has been shot there. police have closed streets near the baton rouge headquarters. we're closely monitoring the situation and will bring you the latest as soon as we find out more about it. >>> and we're live in cleveland this morning as donald trump and mike pence are ready to launch their convention with 1

end of the month to pry at the pass by a simple majority rather than filibuster 60 votes, panel ed rollins former white house advisory to president reagan, mary member of the editorial board fox news contributors thanks for a joining us thoughts. >> i don't think it is last ditch i think it is in the ditch i think the reality is that the votes are not there, they have never made the sale, third of the country wants -- i think the program better program than obamacare currently written still not good plan, i think a lot of objection there i just don't think they are going to make. >> it a lot of k implications to this mary you wrote this editorial board focuses on what this means for lower income people for america. >> right the most obviously impact that they don't pass this legislation, is on the people of the america, the americans seeing premiums go through the roof, the millions of meshes who are seeing deductibles through roof maybe pushed on maybed don't have access to decent doctors anymore as you said people hit very, very hard maria, by these. >> what happens now looks like it is

the foreign policy specialist is the president and founder of the group and ed rollins was the director for presidents reagan reelection and mike huckabee's presidential run in 2008. he is a fox news contributor. thank you so much for joining us. it's interesting that larry summers was the graduate adviser. give us the merits of obamacare. you created the affordable care act and we are hearing so much about it from business as well as people from the extension on top of everything. >> i'm glad to be part of creating it. what i can say is it's just too early and it builds on what we accomplished in massachusetts. it's a rare opportunity to tie with the program like this. we did it in massachusetts. the same dates of structure has been successful. we have a 3% uninsurance rate and we fixed the market. it happens over about a three-year period. it's too early to evaluate. the news so far is good. we are signing up millions of people. 5, 6, 7 million people. what matters is that many get the security they need. >> how do you fix that premiums are costing more than we thought? >> we will hav

thank you very much. >> brad blakeman, ed lol rollin. sandra: still ahead, one thing to watch for ahead on "sunday morning futures." they replace it with a brand new one. that's cool. i got a new helmet. we know steve. it's good to be in (good hands). .. david. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody two seconds! ♪ "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your application, it is with great pleasure that we offer our congratulations on your acceptance..." through the tuition assistance program, every day mcdonald's helps more people go to college. it's part of our commitment to being america's best first job. ♪ >> we are back with our panel. what's the one big thing to reach for. ed: a big name important person would be very important. >> looking toward wednesday when the president does his first domestic policy address in iowa. reporter: tax reform, will that be a key issue for him? ed: it will be a key issue. but to a certain extent he has to revisit the budget. it's dead on arrival. he need to let people

ed rollins, judy miller, ed. i'm maria bartiromo. i'll be back tomorrow on opening bell on fox business network. >>> on the buzz meter this sunday, nine days before the midterms, the media are increasingly making these elections about one issue. barack obama. >> it's like obama has ebola. >> oh -- >> i think in the end, the president really can't get his head wrapped around the fact that he is over. >> will the president really determine whether republicans can win the senate or is that just an easy store line for the media? >> new leaks in the killing of michael brown, describing the struggle that made the police officer fear for his life. is the press being fair on ferguson? >> the death of ben bradley, one of the giants of journalism who led

. >>> ed rollins is former principal white house adviser to president reagan, a longtime strategi strategist. jude it's miller is at the manhattan institute for policy research a pulitzer prizewinning author and journalist. robert wolf is the founder and ceo of 32 advisers, the former chairman of ubs and former fund-raiser for president obama. thank you all for joining us. what is the president going to say tonight? >> i think he's going to strike a balance between one defeating isil, discussing both the u.s. and the coalition strategy. i think he's going to discuss common-sense gun reform, something like if you're on the no-fly zone watch list, you shouldn't be able buy guns and he play bring up things likes what representative scalise brought up, the waiver reform and the need to change that program as well. i think the timing is right, there's obviously a nervousness out here in the understanding, and the receipt riggs is beyond reproach. >> the president has got to speak, because people are nervous and they are afraid, ed rollins. >> they should be afraid. >> we're now in the season of h

we want to bring in panel ed rollins, former white house adviser to president regan. susan, chief correspondent. what do you make of pete bajara? >> he's been an exceptional u.s. attorney and done a wonderful job but they'll be someone else come in and he was always kind of schumer's guy. if i was the president i would want my own person there. maria: people wonder what happened on the case that is are in pete's desk? >> they are still there. outstanding u.s. attorney's office here in the country and i'm sure that the ones that are valid will continue. maria: a new president comes in and he does a sweep, he wants -- he or she wants their own people in there, then -- then why is he grand standing and sending out twitter notes, i was fired, i didn't want to leave. >> well, he was invite today trump tower in november and giving assurances that he would stay on. i think what changed was the leaks and tactics within trump's administration has, i think, provoked the sort of purging you're seeing right now where, i think, they are feeling like they need to put all of their o

we are talking with ed rollins maria: welcome back, president trump looking to move quickly on naming a new fbi director saying an announcement could come as soon as this friday. i want to bring panel ed rollins, garrett, former world chess champion and author of the new book, deep thinking, great to see you both. thank you so much for joining us. what a week it was. >> as i sit here with gary, the book called deep thinking, we need deep thinking in this white house and we need a strategy. this was the worst week i think this president has had and it's all self-inflicted. he could have gotten rid of comey on january 20th, comey last week and what he should have done sat down as jim said, i want to make a change, you want to resign by the end of the week and even fire you, he should have said thank you for your service and move on. he made it into a much bigger story than needed to be. the white house staff is all over the place. when they start comparing you to carter and nixon as a former president, that's not a good place to be. my sense he goes first international trip that shows t

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great to see you both >> thank you so much. >> maria: ed rollins, mary kisse l. that will do it on sunday morning. i'm maria bartiromo be sure to tune into mornings this week on the fox business network 6:00- 9:00 a.m. eastern on the fox business network i'll see you back here same place same time next sunday. media business with howie is next after this show break. howie: on our "buzzfeed" the president parts company with steve bannon. and many welcome the departure of president trump's chief strategist. >> the views he's being criticized for are donald trump's. >> he has his hands on the weapons. but he was fired. >> you can say a lot about steve bannon. but he never forgot why trump got elected in the first place. howie: how much influence will he haveow

want to bring in our panel on this, ed rollins, former principle white house adviser to president reagan. he's the fox news political analyst. alan combs, the host of the alan combs show and fox news contributor. and garry kasparov is gback wit us. great to see you. thank you for joining us. ed rollins, your take on what is going on at the house now. >> paul ryan probably one of the best people we have. i don't know whether it is a good thing for him to be the speaker of the house. it is a short-term thing, won't make the chaos go away, he's a very substantive guy. the best chance we have of getting a tax bill is with his guidance as chairman of the ways and means committee, can't do that as easily as speaker. i'm supportive of it, but at the end of the day, i think he's not going to like it and two or three years from now the chaos will still be there. >> which is a reason why he's had a hard time making this decision, i guess. you lose a huge leader in tax policy, running the house ways and means committee. >> he doesn't want the job. you don't have to be a republican or even in the ho

ed rollins former campaign manager for the reagan/bush ticket. hillary clinton supporter ceo, former ceo of 32 advisors. he is a former economic adviser to president obama. and steve moore is an economic adviser to donald trump and a distinguished visiting fellow at the heritage foundation. good to see you all. thank you so much for joining us. trump taxes, "new york times" ed rollins, what's your take? >> not a good week for trump. he wasn't terrible in the debate, but, clearly, she was viewed as the winner in the public arena. but he has compounded that by his tweeting out this week and attacking the former first miss universe and she had a brain strategy, he fell for it and turn this thing around and start thinking about the future. he can't be talking about fat wo women or girls or anybody. >> can he do it? >> talk about hillary clinton and her plans versus his plan p. if i was running his campaign i would take his twitter device and throw it in the middle of the ocean. >> i thought we did that a few weeks ago. >> didn't work. the rest of thi

ken hirsch, jerry webb and ed rollins. >> i'm watching the natural gas storage levels. we're about a third of the way through the summer injection season. if we don't catch up fast it will be a tough winter. >> all right. that means higher prices. >> it could mean higher, spiking natural gas prices unless the industry can respond. >> jerry? >> it's all about who's making money. has china bottomed? are they going to produce the worldwide demand for capital equipment, for natural resources, for all the things that will help companies around the world make money? hating the government is not an investment strategy. pay attention to who makes money. >> ed? >> the mccarthy race. the one thing cantor did, he knew his pro-business, pro-financial community, pro-chamber of commerce. i want to see if republicans back away. >> mccarthy versus labrador. is gop going anti-establishment. >> mccarthy will not be anti-establishment. >>> gentlemen, thank you very much for joining us. appreciate it. that will do it for "sunday morning futures" this morning. happy father's day all you dad

ed rollins, doug high and hank shankoff. why do you think so many in the gop want donald out, even though he's at the top of the polls? >> his message scares a lot of republicans who want to get re-elected in the house and the senate. as president obama said, remarks on refugees, it really helps isil's cause and helps barack obama's cause, hillary clinton's cause, to castigate republicans as being racist, insensitive to minorities. as we have seen trump get a lot of attention and not get scrutiny, it is not surprising that he's been in -- leading the polls for so long that finally somebody comes in and provides him with real scrutiny and blunt force trauma fashion. >> i think that's good analysis. the whole refugee issue divided a lot of people. refugees coming into the country properly? >> do you think mars and saturn will collide next week? there is no computer, there is no database, we don't know who these people are, ask the french if they're able to determine who the people are that -- >> the answer is no? >> it is not

ed rollins? what's your one thing to watch. >> i'm going to watch how the president behaved and how he's treated. he just took a big defeat back home. i'm going the watch that closely. >> gary. >> confidence in beijing followed by g-20 in australia and it's happened before when putin was out of the country. the news escalation. so whether russia will escalate in ukraine while putin is far away. >>> it's interesting to see our foreign friends' take on the gop, see if that actually materializes into conversation. what do you think, david? >> well, i'm going look and see whether he changes up his national security team at all. the last three two-term presidents, bush, clinton and reagan all finished somewhat stronger on national security and foreign policy than they had started out. but they also had big changes in their teams. if obama doesn't make big changes, then i wouldn't expect big changes and i think that he may break the trend and actually finish weaker on national security and foreign poli

ed rollins, really? >> no. it's very difficult to put a third party together. certainly we're out of time. i think the two parties have their candidates. donald trump is getting stronger by the day. you see that in polls, you see that in the people coming forward. you obviously had a pretty good dialogue with paul ryan this week. i think the vast majority of members outside the first congressional district are going to be supportive. paul ryan has his agenda which is a little more difficult but donald trump's agenda is more popular. >> ed, i mean, is it -- there are stories about a third party. how damaging is this to the republican party, or do people not pay attention? >> i don't think anybody -- i remind people there are 330 million people in america and 250 million of them live outside of new york and california. and they don't read "the new york times," they don't read the l.a. times, they don't think the world evolves around them. a lot of people in this country, donald trump 16 of the best candidates i've seen in a long time. if there was a third-party c

ed rollins, thank you, gentlemen. i'll see you tomorrow on the fox business network 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. eastern. join us. back in a moment on fox. >>> on our buzz meter, the campaign runs smack into the new york press corps as donald trump tries to bounce back in his home state after losing wisconsin. and ted cruz gets a bronx cheer. >> you know, lying ted cruz came today. he couldn't draw 100 people. do you remember during the debate when he started lecturing me on new york values, like we're no good. >> ted, this obviously was said. we know what you meant. new yorkers are taking it a different way. deal with it head on. when you saw this, what did you make of that? >> i laughed out loud. i have never been popular with left wing journalists or tabloids. and,

. >> maria: welcome back time for the panel ed rollins former campaign manager for the reagan bush ticket in 1984 lee carter president and and and partner at the communications firm. good to see you both. executive order last week from the president on healthcare, your thoughts? >> my thoughts are he basically is living up to the law. money has near been appropriated it was authorized in the bill do get companies but never appropriated if you don't appropriate it until legal and federal court told him the justice justice department said you can't spend that money. >> i think it's fascinating the way he's doing this from daca to this using executive orders to push congress to do their jobs, but the bottom line is congress needs to coming to and get healthcare donor else people are in a lot of trouble so this is very interesting move on the part of the president and a strategy he has to move forward to get things done. >> maria: so you think this is the right move then? >> i think it's at the federal court you can't spend money not been appropriated by congress. congress sued obama and the