and understand policy. david: i would trade the rock for 90% of congress are now. melissa: but you don't know who they are. there you go. liz: protester still gathering, about 1000 demonstrators outside of blenheim palace and ann klein where you can find theresa may and president trump at a gala reception. it's underway all day. get the latest on what's going on in england plus a new deal could be in the works and great britain. we talk about that with lauren black and the route is most explosive hearing you will ever see happen today. publicans hammering fbi official peter strzok over his bias text messages of hillary clinton. we will show you strzok's

testimony and bringing in fbi assistant or jim kelson. i'm elizabeth mcdonald and the evening at its starts right now. let's get to your money. stocks are racing yesterday's trade selloffs investors focusing on corporate earnings season coming up and also breaking news from justice department now well a challenge that time warner merger. the nasdaq rising to an all-time high. amazon a facebook hit records. more and that in just a mom but first president trump and the first lady at the gala reception let's get to blake urman live in london with the latest. >> hi elizabeth. president trump theresa may and

their spouses the first lady in the prime minister's wife. should be finishing up dinner soon. just outside of town of oxford all the pomp and circumstance as president jump in the first lady arrived for that gala. there was also some protesters as well and we have seen some of those throughout the uk they are gearing up for mark protesters as the president has a full day on the schedule here just outside of london. the big political issue here in the uk of course is brexit and what the future there could or could not hold. the president today would not necessarily weigh in on how he feels that should all play out. listen in. >> turnberry in scotland which is a magical place, and going there for two days while i wait for the monday meeting but it's

not for me to say what they should be doing in the uk. >> is not for me to say what they should be doing president said. he made those comments earlier this morning in brussels where he was at the nato summit day two of the nato meetings there and the president double down on his characterization of vladimir putin. >> he has been very nice to me the times i have met him. he's a competitor. somebody was saying he is an enemy. he is not my enemy. is he a friend? no, don't know them well enough with that the couple of times i've gotten to meet him we have got along very well. >> president trump will be in the uk today and tomorrow goes to scotland over the weekend and then it is monday for that face-to-face meeting with the russian leader. theresa may is one of those who is said hey look the president meeting with vladimir putin the two leaders sitting down perfectly acceptable however the

house speaker paul ryan was one of those today who was very, very leery of what the president had to say, the house speaker saying that putin is not a friend and not an ally. liz we believe that dinner should be wrapping up shortly in the uk and is beginning to the president's night before long day of meeting events tomorrow. liz: thanks for your report. joining me now is former publisher of major newspapers including the london daily telegraph a columnist and author. it's great to see you. we welcome you to the show. >> thank you for having me. liz: your reaction to president trump visiting the uk in the protesters. >> its ear tagging but you get that from protesters. i think the american media should keep in mind some of the president's was quite unfairly denounced some months ago saying

misogynist and a racist. you can like president trump is a personal and not like his policies. he is not a racist and he is not misogynist and he should not be described as one particularly by such a distinguished office, the speaker of the british house of commons. i think the british public is to a degree being misled and in part by the premier of london who is replaced jones and the last election. he certainly not an islamic extremist and an islamic activist and raises as much controversy as a candidate for president so i wouldn't take it too seriously. seems to me the conversations went quite well in brussels and i'm sure he will get along splendidly with the queen. liz: let's get to nato and what

happened there. the media not happy with president trump asking the allies to pay their fair share for nato defense spending even though that's been a complaint. president barack obama said exactly what president trump said. nato needs to pay more. watch the media reaction though. i would like your reaction. president trump goes on the attack against america's closest allies. the president a blank but you could call, i know you are but one of my strategy. >> president trump spoiling for a fight and begin immediately with a tirade over -- tirade over brexit. >> the most inflammatory language i can imagine that the only beneficiary comes havoc is vladimir putin. liz: here are the facts nato will spend about a trillion dollars in the u.s. will cover 69% of that. nato secretary-general said yesterday the president is right

nato should invest more and will invest $266 billion more by 2024 and here's a president. listen. >> united states was not being treated fairly but that we are because the commitment has been up so much. i was very firm yesterday. you have to understand i know a lot of people in the room. i was here last year and i let them know last year and a less firm mather but very firm that the united states commitment to nato is very strong. liz: your reaction to this? >> you are asking me? look i think the president is doing what it needs to be done. it's not up to me to tell them how to say it but previous presidents have made the same point. they made the point diplomatically and didn't get anywhere. high time the europeans and canadians -- the canadians have been slackers. not all of them, not the british

and not those close to the former soviet union but the president is right to germany is the greatest power in europe and it has been since bismarck's time and it hasn't always behaved responsibly and the chancellor made the mistake domestic german politics but chancellor merkel shut down the coal industry and nuclear power and placed all her bets on gas from russia. for her to do that at the same time that the fourth greatest economy in the world for which nato was set up consecrate only 1% of their gdp to defense is a scandal. it's been identified as that. liz: the media's not happy with president trump meeting with president vladimir putin. let's watch. >> the president himself won't stop singing putin's praises ahead of their summit in the

west. >> he is as eager as a schoolgirl to have this meeting with vladimir putin. >> wise leader of the free world throwing himself a little strongman from moscow? >> trump seems to very much want what vladimir putin wants. >> putin comes in this meeting having seen a president who is friendlier to him than any u.s. president since world war ii. liz: your reaction there. >> i don't think it works. this president is quite changeable. he was singing praises and québec a few weeks ago and when he had the press conference he said he was weak and did not tell the truth. the president is not going to be charmed by putin. the real danger with russia is not that it's a threat to the united states. it's absolutely not. the soviet union law that other people a month after their economy and with the formidable

nuclear establishment militarily. the danger is if you push them to heart and face and onto sharply you'll die them into the arms of china and iran. i've absolutely no fear that president trump is going to give away anything. he is a perfect right to meet with russia's president. there is nothing wrong with that but anyone who thinks trump is going to have his pockets picked or a spy putin, he is a clever man. he is a clever negotiator and he holds the cards. liz: you pointed out russia's economy is smaller than canada's. nato's chief was asked about this. he says he's okay with the president talking to russia. let's listen. >> are you concerned about his position going into the meeting with vladimir putin? >> the president is very direct but also has helped allies to a

degree to hear his message especially on defense spending. i welcome the fact that he will meet with president putin because i have been strongly in favor. dialogue is not a sign of weakness. as long as we are firm in our approach we should sit down and talk to russia. liz: conrad the president saying he will bring up election meddling in and crimea but do you think he's too strong? >> we have to remember you and your viewers liz the europeans conceive of this alliance differently to what americans and canadians. what the europeans really want is for this or destiny of their seniority as countries to be taken by the americans as an indication of how to pay. they want to treat the united states like a dog and they will

hold the leash to give the instructions while the americans hold the risk. that's not how alliances worked. america's allies don't like strong american president other than when they are under threat. they likes softer ones who speak with a softer voice. they are horrified by reagan when he came in at the end of the cold war. the fact is only the president of the united states has the duty and the ability to represent the national interest of the u.s. and the national interest of all of these countries to keep the lights going and keep it operating in a way that represents the correlation of forces between the member states and president trump is resurrecting the state of the u.s. being the alliance. is not breaking up the alliance and these not hostile. liz: ps clumsy hand headed rhetoric what the critics say but to your pointy shaking up the status quo and that's maybe why he's getting the reaction. >> the russians are used to

ham-handed rhetoric and they rarely speak in any of the terms themselves. liz: thank you for coming we love having on the show. lots happening with your money the s&p -- we have netflix and emmy nominations second-quarter earning fees kicking off. let's get to and nicole petallides on the floor the big ward with the latest on your money. >> optimism about earnings and fundamentals. we saw the dow the nasdaq and the s&p 500 up and an all-time record high. the dow is positive for 2018. you have microsoft and the visa have all-time record highs. tech stocks all records microsoft facebook and google all hitting new highs. watch the banks tomorrow. we'll hear from jpmorgan wells fargo and goldman sachs capitol

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comcast business outmaneuver. >> say you haven't interviewed anyone. you are investigating this alleged russian collusion with the trump campaign. you were the lead investigator. he originated the investigation. he drafted the document and here you are not interviewing a

single solitary witness saying f trump in that same day your colleague lisa paige wrote maybe you're meant to protect the country from that menace. and he responded i can protect the country at many levels. we are not even a week into the investigation that you are jaded approved. you haven't interviewed a single solitary soul and to august 11. you are our day promising to protect the country from that menace donald trump. liz: congressman trey gowdy tearing into official peter strzok today. trey gowdy put the timeline of the text within the chronology of the trump probe in the clinton probe. let's bring in rnc spokes person kelly mcaneny. your reaction to hearing democrats saying the republicans were her resting strzok. >> not at all. anyone who watched that saw what

the new democratic tactic is. they are trying to shut down congressional oversight. they are doing so by interrupting and interrupting trey gowdy multiple times. they are doing so by calling for a recorded vote. peter strzok is to answer questions which is why they work turning to the fbi lawyer. there was no ruckus republicans. liz: democrats were interrupting a lot. trey gowdy accused peter strzok about not just obstructing the probe talking about hillary clinton's victory and donald trump's punishment texting about trump's impeachment when his days of the fbi probe launched before interviewing any witnesses. your reaction to that. >> peter strzok trying to claim that he is not biased and for

democratic counterparts to depend on that front. this is something "cnn" does a lot of covering and demonizing the trump administration. this is something "cnn" can even deny. both lists are said those techs were so bad from peter strzok are their chief political analyst that it's laughable for struck -- dock to claim is not biased to when you're favorite network can cover for you guys you are just plain wrong. liz: peter strzok was in on that meeting changing the words about hillary clinton's gross negligence. another heated moment congressman louie gomez when asked her strzok about cheating on his wife. >> you have come in here and said i have no bias and you do it with a straight face and i watched you and the private testimony you gave. i told some of the other guys he is really good. he is lying and he knows that we know he's lying.

he probably passed the polygraph. >> mr. chairman. mr. chairman you have embarrassed him and you have embarrassed yourself and i can't help but wonder when i see you looking there with a little smirk how many times did you look so innocent into your wife's eyes and lie to her. >> mr. chairman this is outrageous. liz: your reaction here. >> just after that moment a democratic congresswoman shouted out lou ecom or did you forget to take your medicine? for him to bring that up is fair game. there were tax between him and his parimore and louis gohmert had a right to do that. i guess they are just trying to set a new standard one that they don't themselves abide by. liz: the most striking part was when peter strzok seven of her call the text but he said that we will stop trump during the campaign but within minutes he described why he said it.

>> that's exactly right in somehow a magically remembered that he said it at night. he doesn't recall sending it in later he said he is scented at night. one thing that i quickly want to bring up this happen is you're going to air liz the cia lawyers said he was allowed to answer one question. he added their bruce orr the justice department individual who is married nelly orr who works for fusion gps he admitted that bruce orr gave documents to the fbi but not say whether it was a documentary that's pretty striking. political organizations feeding a dossier to a justice department official. that would be pretty striking. liz: this story is not over. kayleigh mcenany thank you. we have the proof that they are doing that only ring in that stein is going to chime the next and is fired up about this one.

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liz: the president announced that to everyone that nato agreed to quote substantially up their military spending so it is far from clear that anyone agreed to spend more than they had planned to or even defended even a sinner but as for the summit sum of the one european diplomat described it is not clear it would happen any sooner than the already agreed-upon target. despite present tense claim that nato allies have agreed to increase defense spending because of his pressure, the president has provided no proof of that commitment. liz: then nato secretary-general would fail. those ports are flat-out wrong. i was a media blasting president trump saying nato allies did agree to increase spending because of his pressure. sinead achieve sultan burg saying president trump said the

increases spending and they did increase the spending after his pressure. watch. >> we agreed to make good on the commitments we have made meaning increasing defense spending substantially and there's a real sense of urgency. more than $40 billion has come in. liz: the secretary-general said yesterday nato countries will spend $266 billion more than what they are spending now. ben stein is shaking his head yes. what do you think about this ben? >> i think it's incredibly important that i have to respectfully do something that i should not be brought and probably one of the oldest people you you'll have on tv today and i remember the mccarthy hearings and i remember mccarthy constantly saying point of order, point of order, point of order to disrupt the hearings. this is exactly what the democrats are doing today. i beg your pardon for interrupting your stream of

thought here but with the greatest possible respect have never seen a more disgraceful performance in what the democrats are doing today. it's absolutely disgraceful, rages beyond belief, insulting. it insulting the democratic process and just disgraceful. to get to your main subject in fact it's hard data that the nato allies are spending more that's president trump has been nagging him about. it is extremely high time for the nato allies to our rich countries to be spending more specially germany which is a disgrace. liz: nato defense spending is a trillion dollars and the u.s. cover 69% of that. what is your take on the media coverage of this not reporting all of these facts? >> the media coverage is that they will do anything make trump look stupid and appear impotent.

there is no limit to the media's hostility to mr. trump and it doesn't matter whether the facts stand in the way or not. they will go after him and it's really an extraordinary shame the media in this country has become so wildly one-sided and so wildly in opposition of the facts. liz: ben president trump and the first lady and angle it. president trump brought up the issue of immigration and said the uk is in turmoil. his rhetoric is being criticized right now. what is your reaction to that? >> britain is suffering an incredible wave of -- it's been documented that over and over again. it's documented in "the news york times" over and over again and i don't understand why the british are not more upset about it. apparently they are not allowing

immigrants who are convicted or indicted for sex trafficking to be written about very much of there some kind of political correctness that goes across the atlantic and it's affecting western europe very badly. i think it's in fact did germany more than britain. liz: ben stein love having you on. >> love being here. liz: back to the fire hearings on the hill peter strzok confronted about his bias. he was involved about the russian clinton probes. bringing in assistant director director jim caltrans to cover that, coming up. [music playing] (vo) progress is in the pursuit. audi will cover your first

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b may 17, 2017 bob mueller is appointed. your friend jim connolly has been fired. he has leaked the memos to his law professor friend and special counsel. do you remember how long it took for you to start talking about impeachment after bob mueller was appointed? >> i don't, sir. >> one day. one day. and you were talking about impeachment and for anyone who may have missed it the day after his appointment mr. strzok you did it again. five days later. now how many interviews have you done as part of the special counsel within the first five days of his appointment? >> serve the same answers before but i can't get into details. >> the answers also the same

comment zero. no interviews have been done and i don't know if it's true or not craig nova interviews have been done by august the eighth when you're talking about stopping him and how terrifying it would be for him to win and how you can protect the country and no interviews had been done before you were talking about impeachment of the president. liz: that's fbi's peter strzok getting torn into bite trey gowdy but let's bring in former assistant director fbi director jim hellstrom. what is your reaction that peter strzok talking about impeachment within days of the mueller pro being launched? >> he is a narcissist of the highest degree. he has got an ego. it's a lot like comey and i guess that's why the comey promoted him. he is a liar. he is a good liar. he's a smart guy so for

efficiency but he's an absolute disgrace to the fbi. he used the term of leon numerous occasions. i just wonder who the rest of do we are and you know it's just an outrage that people in the fbi since and i spent most of my adult life in along with what we did for the american people to promote somebody with all these character flaws into such a high position and to just leave him there. it's just outrageous. liz: should he have been fired? >> i think he should be fired, absolutely. i think what he has done and of course we need him in front of a grand jury. we are never going to get all the facts. you saw the circus atmosphere of the democrats today. it was outrageous and you'll get a few bits and pieces here but we are not going to get to the

facts. the attorney general had never even spoken about the unmasking and about the affidavits and to sign them, about the lies that were perpetrated there the falsities that were there and all the other things that just lay dormant sort of frozen by the lack, apparently the lack of action by the justice department. liz: saying obama is a disaster. he would do that and you could see clearly the principle is strzok contradicted himself saying he did not recall his text messages saying we will stop the trump campaign but then the minute he did recall that text message and he also said he was kicked out the mueller team because of his perception of vias, not via salon. what is your reaction to all

that? >> it just fits in with his fragile narcissistic way about him. you know he just sits there with a smirk on his face. he is smiling at everybody in the room and he's not. he's just not into think that anyone looking at him is going to know that basically he is lying his guts out. liz: did you personally know him? do you know people who know him? >> no, i don't. i've been with the fbi for 20 years now but it's so important. i can see, you promoting people that were like him so how many others are in that category. the lack of leadership that is at the top of the fbi. liz: jim what year fbi buddies say about james comey and peter strzok? >> they are absolutely disgusted

i sat here today liz and it just killed me watching this thing. it was a circus, the democrats with their usual circus act but to see them sitting there with that smirk on his face and hear all of his text messages read and have trey gowdy and others put this thing in time and date order, he's trying to push himself off as having political thought like everybody does but he's basically full of it liz. liz: do you think he was bias at the fbi? >> oh my god, how much more biased can you be? we don't have all the details liz but we are going to find out a lot more if anyone gets off of their dead behind at the justice department. we have to compel testimony before the grand jury. we have to get others involved in this we before the grand jury

liz: jim kallstrom former fbi director thank you so much for your insight there. >> my pleasure. reporter: they do call it summer camp for billionaires. deirdre. deirdre: tons of dealmakers and media moguls tech moguls. i went to get a nice coffee and i ran into the three people in the following order apples kim cook and amazon's jeff bezos just like that liz. thank goodness for wanting a cool drink. as far as some of the conversations happening here jeff bezos gave the keynote this morning basically talking about building infrastructure in space yesterday morning's keynote was about cryptocurrency. we had les moonves from cbs saying i was happy to hear that talk and i feel i can understand a little bit more about watching

cryptocurrencies. as far as the dealmaking we did catch up with the chairman of iac and here's what he told us about the tone outside of these official talks. here he is liz. who do you think is going to end up lying fox? >> one of the two. i don't do bats. it's inevitable we have been seeing media consolidations for the last 75 years. deirdre: do you think the tech companies -- >> really i don't actually think so. the gulf is too wide. >> would it be a good thing? >> not necessarily. that was iac chairman barry diller talking about who would get fox's payment assets either disney who has been rather upwards with 70 billion combined

comcast offer of $65 billion would i want to mention as well barry diller was on a panel yesterday morning with michael bloomberg and the act division's -- and at least in his view and he has decades of experience the gulf is too wide between the tech communities in the media community that i do know armann and insider allen ann is exactly the pier group that they seek to combine here and you can tell that from the guest list but i'm going to leave you with this another big topic of conversation outside the official or a bad e. gaming, e. sports and the progression of modern sports as we know it. liz: deirdre bolton thank you so much. we are going to stay in the peter strzok testimony and getting two -- calling trump supporters ignorant hillbillies. we will bring in fred barnes,

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liz: fbi peter strzok being interviewed about his bias. we are bringing in fred lawrence and the "fox business" contributor. what was your reaction to today's fiery hearing? >> look, one reaction in particular cannot compare peter strzok to ollie north. i watch those hearings and here's how the witness becomes sympathetic. strzok was not sympathetic. ollie north was sympathetic trait he went over the nation and you know how that happens? it when you tell the truth. when you are not telling the truth you are not a sympathetic person and it doesn't come through that you are.

that was the problem with strzok showing up in the first place but i guess he didn't have a choice. he was subpoenaed in bed as he was not telling the truth. nobody could believe after reading those powerful e-mails, so powerful talking about stopping trump and certainly they were talked about in the hearing today and believed that he could just put all of that aside. i can't do that liz now that you can't do it. liz: he really had to cut his credibility when he said i can't recall about the text we will stop the trump campaign and then he did recall it and described it was 11:00 at night after president candidate trump with the family. congressman bob goodlatte asked him this question. what was he doing sending it text message saying this about barack obama or hillary clinton?

what if the agent was investigating you and he said f obama, obama was a disaster. or are we going to stop the clinton campaign? doesn't that put the principle in play that is the issue? >> of course. i think the grand jury would have had to been called as there would have been an assumption somebody was e-mailing that are saying that privately and it was not covered and they were just rifled with bias. why did hillary get so many breaks and the fbi didn't get tough with her. liz: to your point peter strzok did work on that language saying it's not gross negligence about her e-mails. it's extreme recklessness. here's peter strzok fighting with trey gowdy and i want your reaction to this. >> your testimony is bob mueller did not kick you off is that the content of your tax.

kick you out this of the parents said he was rude about. >> my testimony when i responded to us he kicked me off because it might bias that i'm time sitting to is not my understanding that he kicked me off because it lies that was done as appearance but if you want to represent wasted accurately am happy to answer that question but i don't appreciate what was originally said. >> i don't give a dam what you appreciate mr. struck back. i don't appreciate an fbi agent with animus. liz: he later said culture in the fbi would have stopped this bias. guess what? bob mueller let him go from the special counsel probe. >> that's a very good point. it's also a very good point why if strzok was there trying to revive his image or his reputation he failed completely. i wanted to make a point about

what ben stein said earlier liz about point of order, point of order and the democrats disrupting the hearing. this is what democrats do. this is what vice president to candidates democrats have done. joe biden did it. liz: fred barnes would love having you on. great stuff there. obama officials jumping into the fight over the way trump is handling data one more. more after the break. stay right there. the amount of damage that water could do. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they were on it. it was unbelievable. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. we're the baker's and we're usaa members for life. usaa. get your insurance quote today.

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21st century. john kerry almost -- also condemning trump calling his performance overseas destructive kelsey your reaction? >> with all due respect to the former cia director and former secretary of state, they are statements the nato summit were nothing more than fear-mongering president trump really hit a homerun with the nato allies. they got different countries to commit to more spending and president trump call that hypocrisy. he was tough on germany for supporting and funding russia through the pipeline and i think that is why the american people voted him into office. he put american interests first. liz: what is that -- your reaction? >> the nato allies agreed years ago to understanding by 2024 to 2% of gdp.

when president obama was president. liz: old on, wait a minute. he said they were going to do it in 2006 the nato secretary-general said it was due to president trump that they will increase this by $266 billion in 2024. >> they made the decision to do this in 2014. >> that's not what the nato secretary-general is saying. let's back up. the issue is this. there is $1 trillion of defense spending in the u.s. cover 69% of that and the u.s. base for $706 billion of that so why not pay more? >> i agree. i agree that everybody should pay their fair share. i'm just saying he's exaggerating in his role. liz: what you think of obama's cia director saying what he said and john kerry saying what they said? >> it sounds awful but they are not people who trifle in words.

if that's what john brennan believes it concerns him. liz: what is your reaction that president trump is using ham-handed rhetoric talking about the immigration problems. what is your reaction to that? >> of course they would catch fire when it comes to president trump but if you look at the actual policies and what he got from the nato summit was more countries committing to funding more money to their defense spending levels and again he was tough on germany. liz: that's what the nato secretary-general said that there increasing spending because of what president trump said. kelsey and -- good to see you. like united way, non-profits like the american red cross, and our nation's veterans. we knew helping our communities was important then. and we know it's even more important today.

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liz: president trump and the first lady leaving a gala dinner

with the prime minister of the u.k. it was a jam-packed hour. thank you for having us in your home. thank you for watching. up next is "making money." charles: markets rallied big time in part because of optimism for second quarter earnings. i'll discuss it later in the show. we have got to kick it off with today's capitol hill hearings. peter strzok has been testifying all day on the anti-trump text messages he sent to a colleague during the 2016 election. the entire circus is leading us to wonder if we can get thinking resolved. strzok refused