obamacare puts a greater burden on small businesses than on corporations. and so the president's vision is there a way that small businesses can band together so they can just get the same access to health care as the big corporations. so we're working on a proposal to do just that and the president's very focused on this and that's something that the department of labor is hoping to announce in the very, very near future many that's going to be transformative. 11 million americans and small businesses that don't have access to health care that could have that access under association health care plans. [applause] >> and let me just add one final word, the president touched on the tax cut and job's act, and i just we wanted to say that the president has made promises to

the american people, he's promised to cut taxes and the taxes have been cut. and he's promised that we are going to find jobs and create jobs, and the trump economy has created since his election 3.2 million new jobs. [cheers and applause] >> and since the tax cuts alone, the trump economy has created since tax cuts alone 800,000 new jobs. that's transforming lives. [applause] >> promises made and promises kept, thank you. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> i think maybe i'm going to ask jim, jim renacey has been

terrific, he's represented ohio for a long time. he's a very successful businessman and he's running for the senate against sharon brown who does not think the way we think and when it comes to borders and when it comes to so much, remember, it's also the vote because they are going to vote as a block and the democrats are very weak on borders, very weak on health care, the health care that they had is a disaster and it's coming to an end, very weak on -- you look at the borders, they want the wall, we will get the wall. even if we think about closing the country for a while, we have no choice, we have absolutely no choice and we will get tremendous security in our country, but jim, has been there all the way, he's highly respected in washington, just a respected person, really knows what it is to go out and make a dollar, go out and spend a

dollar, understands business, understands what we are doing in the country and understands what it takes to make america great again and i give jimmy full support and jim, maybe you can say a few words. >> well, thank you, mr. president. [cheers and applause] >> thank you and welcome back to ohio, it's great to have you here. the first time i met you you were candidate trump and i told you i was with you then and i've with you ever since. >> that's true. >> i appreciate what you are doing. i was a small businessman, employed over 3,000 people, i understand and i'm still cpa and still have cpa license and understand what the tax law does. i was to happy when the president said we are going to cut taxes for americans. as i traveled the state i hear that all of the time. i hear it from small business owners, i hear it from employees, i'm so happy that we are hearing these stories and i know we will hear some more because as i traveled the state, it's working, it's working here

in ohio, everywhere from key corp. who low --ed -- raised minimum wage because of tax cuts to smukers, all these things -- [applause] >> it's not just the big companies either. small companies are doing the same thing. gave bonuses to their employees, small business, we also have the first federal community bank in dover, thousand dollar bonus to full-time employees and 50000 to part-time. it's working. thank you, thank you because i got a couple extra hundred dollars in my check last month and now i can put more away for

college or more to pay off car loan. these are the stories that are working. this is why i'm so proud to be standing here with -- sitting here with the president and knowing that we together were able to put a tax plan together with his vision and get it passed. so, again, thank you for being here. [applause] >> and i have to say, i just looked at the numbers and jim is doing great, he has a big shot at doing it. he's been as i said, fantastic congressman and i really suspect you will be an even more fantastic senator, we need your vote and help, go out and help jim to get it done. [applause] >> thank you. tony, would you say a few words? >> my turn. mr. president, i want to thank you for inviting us today. really, truly honored to be here. i hope you don't mind if i stutter a little bit -- >> not at all.

>> i'm a little nervous. i first want to recognize a couple of people. ohio congressman david joyce, his aide nick siafani. [cheers and applause] >> he's here? >> nick. and ted gates, mayor. >> good. [applause] >> these are the gentlemen who made it possible for me to be here today. >> great. >> thank you, guys. my name is tony and i'm the owner of ohio industrial sales, we are a small company located in ohio which is about 25 miles from here, i guess. just south of cleveland. i started the company in my basement in 1978 and in july of this year, we will celebrate 40 years in business. >> that's great. >> after working for 38 and a half years, i finally decided to retire and i turned the business over to my son and named him

president who happens to be in the first row in the blue shirt and although i still remain active in some of the important decisions of the company, let's call them veto rights, todd still runs the business, i try to stay out of his way and he's doing a great job. >> good. [applause] >> i know -- i know your people were interested in having small business represented here today and i guess you could say we are as small as you are going to get. our company employs 13 people, 14 if you include me and we have annual sales of approximately $3 million. when i received the news about the tax cut, i contacted our accountant to find out how it impacted our company and i was thrill today find out that we would receive over 20% tax reduction in our final bottom

line. [applause] >> that information along with the savings that our employees got on paycheck, i decided to give everybody in the company a 500-dollar bonus. i know it's not the $1,000 that a lot of the other people are getting but you can let nancy pelosi know that my people appreciate the crumbs that they received. [cheers and applause] >> the additional moneys that we are receiving from the tax benefits are going to be used to buy some new equipment and to hire some additional employees. we may get up to 15 or 16. >> good, that's good. [laughter] [applause] >> and i bet he's easy to work

with. [laughter] >> now a little bit about our company, we are distributor for several manufacturers, high-temperature ceramic products. products that are used in applications that range from a thousand degrees up to 3,000-degrees fahrenheit. our services for them include cutting, steel fabrication, distribution and also contracting. we serve as steel industry, aluminum, heat treating, forging foundries, chemical, et cetera, and we also have several military contracts. one -- if i was to make one final point, i know there have been many people in the media and some of your opposition who claim that your tax cut is only benefiting the large companies and their executives, well, i'm here to say, that's not true.

we are small and we are getting -- excuse me, we are small and we are getting the benefit as much as any big company goes. >> thank you. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. you have to remember that these large companies that you keep hearing about, sort of plays into a certain narrative, most of the companies are owned by millions of shareholders and they're the beneficiaries, those are the people out there, whether they have a million or 2 million shareholders, those are the people that are getting the dividend or getting the stock increase, because you look at the stock prices, they are at all-time highs. when you hear the word large companies, most of them are owned by millions of people so everybody is benefiting, so you have to put that down and you have to remember that very important. tony, thank you very much, great

job. [applause] >> just one final quote point and i hope this doesn't sound like a commercial, but i'm sincere when i tell you, president trump that we thank you for what you're doing for our business and small businesses and i think i speak for small businesses all over this country that we thank you for doing what you're doing to help us make america great again. >> thank you. [cheers and applause] >> good job. thank you, tony. appreciate it. appreciate it. please. >> i would like to thank tony and president trump for being here today, it's honor and privilege, sir. i have a positive story to share about the tax cuts and it centers around my son grayson who is 1-year-old, the proudest happiest day of my life, due to the tax cuts, our company was

able to give out a very generous 500-dollar bonus to myself and other employees. i used that bonus to start a college savings account for my son that i would not have been able to do at the time without the bonus. also due to extra take-home pay in my paycheck, $2,500 a month, we have been able to move him into one of the benefit day cares in our area and it's just fabulous to see him growing every single day. he's learning something new, reading his favorite book and it's heart-warming, but you know, the negative spin, the rhetoric from the media, you don't hear positive stories like that. those don't grab the headlines and i just want to say i'm damn proud american to be here today and be able to share the story and thank you for all your hard work that you do and you continue to do on a day-to-day

basis, keep up the good work. >> thank you, that's great. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> thank you very much. that's beautiful. and that is beautifully stated too, thank you very much. >> thank you, sir. >> please. >> good afternoon, mr. president, my name is chris, i'm from new franklin, ohio, born and raised in texas, when i was 19i enlisted in marine corps, after four years of active duty service -- [cheers and applause] >> thank you. >> after four years of active duty service i moved to ohio with my wife and we decided to settle down and start a family. i have been here for 8 years now and we have two beautiful daughters, hayden and savannah, they are both at home right now with the rest of my family still in texas we only get to visit them every other year or so, so

because of the tax cuts we are now saving over $1,400 a year, which gives me the opportunity to take my family here in ohio down to texas to visit my family down there. family is very important to me and my wife and it just means a lot to us that we are now able to do that on a more frequent basis. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you. i am so grateful for the opportunity to be able to come here and tell you in person thank you for what you're doing for our family. like my husband said, we are saving over $1,400 a year because of the tax cut and not only does that give us the opportunity to go visit family in texas that we don't get to see often, my husband and i actually made kind of a deal with each other when we decided

we were actually going to settle down in ohio and not texas or north carolina or any other states we were tied to. we were going to hold off buying a house until we get debt paid off, student loans, car loans, all the little debt that catches up to you in adulthood that we we wanted to pay off before we bought the house, not only is that giving us the opportunity to stay closer to out of state family that puts us that much closer to goal to buying our house and settling permanently in ohio, so thank you so much for what you're doing. [applause] >> these are stories that you're hearing all across america and it's just nothing negative to say, they rin criddable people, they are savers, workers, they are proud to pay tax. they know what's happening but

now we are spending the money wisely also, you know, you have to spend it wisely at the top, but our country is doing great, it's -- i think maybe doing as good or better than it's done before and it's only going to get better. we have tremendous things planned and we are going to start being smart about our relationship with other countries and others and you are going see tremendous progress over the next hopefully 7 years but it's not even going to take 7 years, it's going to go very quickly. it's going to happen really very quickly. we all love this country, we love it a lot. those were incredible stories, i think it's just amazing to hear, we could take almost everybody in the room, probably everybody in the room and hear similar story. i'm honored to have been able to do the tax cut, tax cut plan because it has led to a lot of jobs, it has led to better jobs,

it has led to increase salary but also not only the increase in the salary but you have a lot left over which is money that most people even -- the people up here certainly but probably most to have people in the audience didn't expect to see or have and it's made a big difference in a lot of lives. we do a lot of these. we meet a lot of people and it has made tremendous difference. i'm so honored to have been able to help and we will do a lot more over the coming years. so, again, thank you all for being here. thank you. thank you. [laughter] [applause] >> thank you. that's very nice. i really appreciate it and you are special, special people and enjoy your lives, we are going make your lives a lot better. every single year they will get better and better and it's an honor to be with the people of ohio. thank you very much. thank you. [cheers and applause]

♪ ♪ leland: president trump wrapping up a little more than 40 minutes of remarks and saying thank you to ohio where he looked back on the year and a half and some of his accomplishments and then also talked to about 8 or so folks, some business owners, some employees to receive for lack of a better term their thanks and glowing praise for what his policies have done for them here in ohio. noteworthy the gentleman to the left of where the president is standing and that is mr. trump's pick for the republican primary here as we have been talking, liz, for the last couple of hours, here in ohio as well, the primary the two things that everyone is watching is the primary for the republican senate candidates here in the great state of ohio and also for who will be the governor of ohio for both republican and the

democratic nominees going forward. obviously no coincidence of the president's events today just a couple of days before the primary. liz: well, he talked about how proud he was of tax cuts and a lot of people there were able to give examples of how they have been able to benefit from those paycheck to paycheck whether it impacts children or their savings or their future, so it was very interesting, of course, we have kelly wright and julie banderas coming up but in the meantime we will take a quick break but they'll be up at the top of the hour with more news, so stay with us.

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opportunities. the pair once held top positions in the fbi but recently reassigned amid accusations of bias against president trump. now page served as legal adviser to both comey and both deputy andrew mccabe and member of robert mueller's team, she was reassigned after they uncovered messages from her and another top fbi agent that were highly critical of then candidate donald trump. bake -- served as the fbi's top lawyer and one of jim comey's closest aides, he was reassigned as the justice department investigated allegations he leaked classified information to a reporter about the trump dossier. baker has not been charged but report from inspector general is expected to be highly critical of both he and page as well as other fbi officials. this morning on "fox & friends", harvard law professor dershowitz said the accusations of playing politics should be troubling news for everyone. >> you really have to be worried if you've done something wrong

when nonpartisan investigators look after you, if it's people you have to get people, if you pick the right you are safe, if you pick the wrong side, you're in real trouble. >> special counsel robert mueller's team is getting blowback from its case from paul manafort, on friday judge suggested mueller's team lied about the scope of their investigation and were on a mission to take down the president saying, you don't really care about mr. manafort's bank fraud, you really care about what information mr. manafort can you give to lead you to mr. trump and impeachment or prosecution. mueller's team revealed that some of the information in case against manafort came from a previous doj investigation. judge ellis argued because the information did not arise out of counsel's probe they may not have authority to investigate it. he gave them two weeks to convince them otherwise. kelly. kelly: thank you, garrett. >> you got it.

julie: for more on this, let's bring in attorney emily, criminal defense attorney, thank you very much emily for talking to us, more drip, drip, jim baker, lisa page, they are out, what took so long? >> i have no idea and i think really that's the main question that the american public has as well not only did why did this take so long but why is there still op ache -- opaque about decisions about the process and comey tweeted praise or on friday the praise of two of them but we really need answers and that's also what congress will be seeking after this. it doesn't matter if they just resigned, it's not going to go away and still questions left to be answeredded by the two of them. julie: yeah, is this what the president called draining the swamp, who is next and quite frankly, lisa page and baker, these two had both together been responsible for leaking information which also included the trump dossier which led to

the fisa potential court abuse of the surveillance of trump campaign, number one, and then you've got the antitrump tweets, rather text messages between them and colleagues, obviously they were biased against the president. they were reassigned and one might question why reassign them when they really should be under investigation? >> exactly, and note as well that everyone has a measure of bias, of course, but really when it becomes problematic legally is when you also take a step towards that bias, act towards the bias and that's exactly what you illustrated there. why in that reassignment why wasn't they -- why with respect they instead removed from their posts and it could have been with pay as federal managing attorney i went through disciplinary actions and investigations and terminations that i oversaw and executed, there are plenty of ways for the government to have dealt with this that would have restored

faith on the people watching this. there's such a disconnect in terms of what we are watching on what some have argued witch hunt or spotlight that certain behavior and actions are under and then others it seemed for the same or worse get absolutely nothing and it's difficult as well when mainstream media is not covering it for the public to feel that their thoughts and their concerns are really being vindicated or executed here. julie: we also have this coming in from the associated press, the ap is reporting the special counsel's office has interviewed tom barrack, one of the president's closest friend, what do they want with him? >> they are wanting more information. note as well that they will not interview someone without a concerted and specific and concise point and amount of questions before they do, so there's something specific that they are questioning him about and he has a close relationship with the president and has quite for some sometime so that should be interesting when we hear more about that. julie: are they talking to him

about russia, michael cohen so many issues, i'm not sure there's direction or a sense of what it is what they are looking for, it's like finding a needle in a hay stack, what topic do you think they're asking him about? >> exactly. honestly that's what is secret here, michael cohen doesn't know the subject of raid in law office, such confusion between topics together. in the teaser just now prior to this, we mentioned that judge ellis, look, which one is it, how are there so many overlays right now and why is there no -- there's not a clear delineation between scopes and one thing if the president investigation has unearthed but -- julie: we have to go. thank you so much. thank you very much, we have a shortened beginning to the show so we are short on time. thank you very much, though. kelly: we will hear more about

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julie: white house saying president trump will host south korean president moon jae-in later this month as plans for meeting with commander in chief and north korean leader kim jong un continue to moving forward. >> the trip is being scheduled. we now have a date and we have a location. we will be announcing it soon. julie: julian turner has more from washington. >> president trump will host president moon and the team has settled location for summit, likely in keeping with the

president stated goal of never broadcasting national security plans in advance. however, it's not keeping the president from teasing the event. >> we've actually worked out a time and place which will be announced shortly. >> where? >> very soon. >> also in play is the status of three korean american hostages being held illegally in the north. one since 2015 and the other two since 2017. they reportedly been relocated from a later camp to private hotel in pyongyang. experts indicate they may be released in advance of the trump-kim summit. >> we are having very substantive talk with north korea and a lot of things have already happened with respect to the hostages. >> kim jong un has long been detaining american citizens to use as bargaining chips in dealings with the international community. it's nearly 1 year since the death of otto warmbier. >> they used him as a political

pond for as long as they could and when they could no longer -- when he was of no value to them, they essentially sent him home to our family in a body bag. >> the ideal scenario for the trump team to complete release and transfer of hostages before the start of the summit. administration sources say they want the two leaders to focus exclusively on the nuclear issue during face to face meeting. good will intend today keep up korean unification, the north moved clocks forward 30 minutes to sink with the south, small step in the right direction. julie. julie: gillian turner, thank you. kelly: more on this let's bring in tyron skinner, research fellow at the hoover institution, thanks for joining us today. as we look at this and the president prepares to meet with north korean leader kim jong un, he has been speaking about the

possible release of american hostages as we saw in gillian's report still being held in north korea, do you believe that north korea will release those americans prior to this engagement these two leaders? >> we hope so, because it will be an important gesture about good faith going into historic talks focused on denuclearizing the north korean peninsula -- the korean peninsula. you know, we have a historical precedent for such efforts, let me speak about 1983 when ronald reagan at the height of the cold war was able to negotiate the release of 7 pentecostals from basement of the u.s. embassy in has -- has cow. 1983 was seen as height of renewed cold war while there was tension rhetoric calling soviet union evil empire and the u.s. placing nuclear weapons in

western europe focused on the soviet union, there was a human right's issue that got resolved. without it, much of the end of the cold war story would not have been possible. kelly: that's a very good point. i'm glad you brought it up in 1983 because of humanitarian effort that the president then ronald reagan made and, of course, the success of that and seeing end to cold war between russia and the united states, i want to play something real quickly from the former governor of new mexico, bill richardson who was speaking to neil cavuto earlier today and about sense of hope and optimism, if you will, let's listen. >> i'm hopeful. it's the best i've seen in a long time but i worry because i know the north koreans. kelly: i know the north koreans. that is still a sticking point and cautionary red flag if you

will, for many americans that are watching the president do this diplomatic dance with north korea. what do you think he has to be aware of going into this? >> he does have to be cautious about the north koreans because of, you know, more than 25 years of failed negotiations and diplomatic activity with north korea and the fact that for more than half century the two sides north and south korea have been basically in a state of war. but this is a different period because we have a different american president and nothing is going to move in these negotiations in terms of a firm deal without a very solid u.s. position and we have strategic patience with firm military strategy that the north koreans have not seen from an american president at any point.

kelly: let's keep in mind -- that's a very good point. let's keep in mind that this president is not a politician but a businessman who actually doubts making the art of the deal, so we will find out what kind of deal he will come up with and for all intended purposes he's about to make a historic meeting between himself and the leader of north korea, kim jong un. that's all the time we have, i wish we could talk to you more because i would really like to pick your brain on other things but because of shortness of abbreviated hour, we have to move on. thank you very much for your insights. >> thank you. julie: return to go top story, president trump talking tax reform in the battleground state of ohio, more on this and what it means for the midterms and did rudy giuliani's comments on stormy daniels this week help or hurt the president? our panel will discuss next.

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kelly: fox news alert, president trump wrapping round table on tax reform in ohio this as midterm elections are heading up including right there in the buick eye state, voters get ready to head to polls where primary is on tuesday, the republicans setting sights on democratic seats that president trump won in 2016. let's talk about this, white house correspondent for the daily caller, thanks for joining us today, looking for your perspective on this, so president trump first began touting his tax plan during his round table discussion there in ohio. he heard from a lot of people thanking him and giving him praise for the tax plan, is this how republicans will gout in front of democrats in the midterms? >> yes, kelly, that was absolutely a major success for the president and that's the most that i have seen him on message in quite some time. the republican leadership in the house and house have been

begging the president to tour country and hammer home the fact that americans have more money in their paychecks. you know, the most recent polling on the tax reform act actually shows that a majority of americans are not aware that paychecks are larger than they used to be. that's something that the president has been out there trying to drive home, he does face a daunting feat, many voters in places like ohio he's popular with but many people of the people that he has endorsed or he wants to succeed the democrats in the states don't necessarily align with him on all policy. kelly: a spokesperson for rnc said today's event is all about fundraising and in support of the trump victory. his visit to ohio they say has raised $3 million for award chest, that being said, how do you think the president's visit will impact the competitive races as you've talked about in the buck eye state because they do face competition there?

>> that's right, it's a competitive primary. congressman doesn't really necessarily align with the president on trade, he has said he hopes to bring the president around to his position on trade and if even if he does win primary, he's going up brown, somebody who actually put out a statement in favor of the president's protectionist policies, he's been a protectionist trade nationalist for quite some time, politics doesn't really align because they are both republicans in the state and it's something that the swing state voters who are critical for congressman renece may not show up. kelly: he's touting ohio first but going up to governor, populist democrat, populist who is endorsing the president's proposals, in fact, on infrastructure and things like that, that's a tough hill to climb, i appreciate your insights, we have to keep moving on, it's an abbreviated show.

>> no problem, thanks for having me. julie: rudy giuliani's revelations about stormy daniels with new questions this week, trump repaid personal attorney for hush money sent to stormy daniels, let's talk about if this helps or hurt it is trump-cohen confusion. joining me now the founder and managing editor and cohost of podcast and michael singleton, republican political consultant who has worked on a series of presidential campaigns including romney ryan in 2012. giuliani said in an interview with sean hannity here on fox that the president had reimbursed michael cohen $130,000 used as hush money payment to stormy daniels that. was october 28th, 2016 right before the election. giuliani changed the story, he

wasn't describingscribing the president's knowledge of reimbursement, did giuliani help clarify or make it worse? >> no, he obviously made it worse. let me just be really clear, there was nobody who actually believed that michael cohen just voluntarily paid $130,000 out of his own pocket without any sort of reimbursement plans. i have a lot of friends, michael is a friend of mine, he would have a hard time getting a thousand dollars out of me -- julie: i wouldn't lend that to kelly and he's a good buddy, no offense. [laughter] exactly. julie: i don't think ever believed -- he had to put house up, second loan out on his house and he can't afford his own legal bills, he doesn't have that kind of money. >> completely. the story that they were trying to sell to the american people. listen, giuliani hurt the president, sure he did. i'm not sure that he did anything among the hard-core supporters, trump's base, neil cavuto is coming on this network saying, hey, whoa, time out, this is a credibility problem.

unfortunately many of us got on the campaign trail and the president has once again proofed -- proven he has issues, continues to lie to the american people, sarah huckabee sanders has been proven -- julie: there are others in the network that are fair and don't take sides. >> fair enough. i applaud him himself. julie: giuliani said he wasn't describing reimbursement when paying cohen bad, this guy doesn't write his own checks, did the money go out, he didn't know what it was going for or giuliani as his lawyer went on said, look, we have to somehow get out of this whole campaign law violation, we are going to be right back, can we hold on to the guests and continue? no, quickly answer because we are tight on time. >> really quickly, i will say that before giuliani gave the interview he should have sat down with the president's attorney who is were longer than

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