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>> john: former president trump turned 70 years old today and have his wish was for party unity, it seems that wish may come true. g.o.p. infighting put on hold for trump's visit to capitol hill yesterday and there was even cake. >> and then you have to cut it. i need that knife, very good. i can't say what the wish is. [laughter] >> he wants a new driver. [applause] >> john: if you tell the way she won't come true. i'm john roberts in washington. 45 for the rest of his life. >> sandra: good to be with you, interesting the cake looked

delicious by the way. >> john: although he would like to be 47. i guess we can say that. >> sandra: good to be with you and you as well, don i'm sandra smith so the liberal media lost it over trump's return to capitol hill the first time back since january 6th. >> you can go to a taylor swift concert this summer and see less giddiness about her from teenage girls then we saw from a public it's on capitol hill about donald trump. >> the idea they welcome him back is so deeply disturbing. >> donald trump returning not precisely to the scene of the crime but certainly the neighborhood of the crime. >> donald trump does not like america and these voters want to bring things down and trump as their chaos agent to do it. >> john: that may be an indication that democrats are worried about what might happen on november 5th. and will who better to react then charlie hurt will join us in moments. >> sandra: can't imagine what charlie has to say but let's begin with dana marie mcnichol

in west palm beach, florida, for us, great to see you there at the former president is we are told planning a big birthday bash tonight. >> that's right, good afternoon, sandor. while trump got a break in the extreme rain we have been having in south florida over the last couple of days, he is expected to speak at 7:00 p.m. tonight to a crowd of 5,000 people pay or you know the horrible president is turning 78 today, he shares his birthday with flag day. the event is being hosed by club 47, this is a group who calls themselves the largest club of trump supporter's in america. this after trump's capitol hill visit yesterday with house and senate republicans that brought a rare moment of g.o.p. unity. he stressor of applicant should not attack one another promising to "work out" any lingering differences within the party as we saw their those senators even giving him an american flag cake with 45 candles and 47 referencing his next presidency.

over on social media, trump was interviewed by influencer and professional wrestler logan paul on his podcast with almost 1.6 million views in less than 24 hours the former president is reaching a younger audience by covering topics from ufos to the rapid beat between break and kendrick lamar. it what has been a busy couple of days as this week and he heads to battleground michigan tomorrow to court black voters listening to residents at a roundtable discussion. he also speak at a turning point usa event in detroit, a solidly democratic city where president biden won by 94% in 2020. and back out here doors open to the public at 3:00 p.m. so a long line already forming come again 7:00 p.m. is when he will speak to the crowd, it's a sold-out event so a lot of energy we are already seeing here, sandra. >> sandra: thank you so much

dana marie. >> john: let's bring in charlie hurt a "washington times" opinion at her and a fox news contributor. first of all let's go to the president's visit on capitol hill. he and macconnell were face to face for the first time since december of 2020. here's how it was described in axios' trump and mcconnell finally meet again with a fist bump. it was warm and cordial one source in the room told axios', "trump commended mcconnell on efforts to grow the senate majority over the years" mcconnell had been kylie demeka tyler critical after january 6 and went so far to say that trump was practically and morally responsible for provoking the event, so does that still, charlie come hang over the relationship? or is over but he move on? >> i think two things they have kind of allowed people like mcconnell and trump to gloss over these things. the most important thing is the agreement on issues. and both donald trump and

mitch mcconnell are focused on the most important issues that matter to conservatives and matter to republicans and that allows him to sort of put aside a lot of those differences. the second thing, of course, is the notion they are sort of going in the direction of winning. winning solves a lot of problems a little bit like money. and republicans on capitol hill yesterday, they feel buoyed by pulling, they feel buoyed by the fact they are talking about the issues most voters care the most about, and that tends to put things to the side. and i know a lot of conservatives, a lot of trump supporter's, have been critical and donald trump has been critical of mitch mcconnell, but you have to give credit to mitch mcconnell in terms of realizing what it is he wants to get, he's a very sharp, wise, seasoned "politico" in that regard. so i think he recognizes as donald trump does it's a great

team, they can work together and get a lot done. >> john: judging by the democrat reaction they may be worried about party unity on display yesterday listen to their reaction. >> trump is continuing his continuing his shakedown of the republican party. i'm sure he is trying to figure out his game plan. >> this is the first time he's appear since he incited a violent insurrection against the capital, against the vice president come against congress, against the constitution. and he returned as a convicted felon. >> john: it seems the democrats can say what they want but it doesn't change the fact that trump is going to be a force to be reckoned with your. >> yes, they are terrified, john. you know there's an old -- in hunting if you go bear hunting, you better kill the bear because if you just shoot the bear and make it madder, it can still come after you, you are in deep trouble and what they have done, what democrats have done and operatives at the highest levels of our government have done is

they have thrown every weapon they can get their hands on at the guy. they have scarred him he is a convicted felon, all of these things but he is still standing. and he came charging back into the city yesterday a triumphant victor and potentially on the cusp of recapturing the white house, and it's going to be a different beast they are dealing with. and i think that they are terrified and they probably should be terrified in terms of the agenda of the democrats care about because the only agenda that is going to be talked about i think over the next four years of donald trump wins is the trump agenda. >> john: speaking of poking the bear there was this moment yesterday in the biden-zelinski press conference listen here. >> what is your message to allies including those here at the g-7 about what more if anything the u.s. can do to try to drive towards a peace

agreement? thank you. >> i wish you guys would play by the rules a little bit. i am here to talk about a critical situation in the ukraine. you ask about another subject. >> john: i mean he is here to talk about ukraine but hamas and israel are bona fide to talk about, the white house correspondents fired back against biden saying you are not playing by the rules. kelly o'donnell went all irish on biden saying the white house correspondents association believes it is in the public interest to make clear that at a presidential press conference at home or abroad there are no preconditions regarding question topics and a leader may prefer the reporters ask only one question or ask only about a topic of most interest to the president or in another world leader but a free press functions independently come you can hear pounding the table when she rode that. >> john as you know better than anybody the fun thing about living in a free country with free press is the president doesn't get to pick the questions or isn't supposed to

pick the questions, the press gets to pick the questions that are most important and most urgent. sometimes i can be critical about some of the questions they choose to ask, but what we are seeing right here from president biden is kind of the whining of entitlement, i think, because i would argue over the past four years especially during the last election he got such coddling, such entitled treatment from the press who were far more focused on attacking donald trump that, you know, merely getting a question he did not want to have to answer is enough for him to try to lecture the press. i don't see how things are going to improve in that department for him between now and november. >> john: it was so weird he did not lash out for are asking about hunter biden he lashed out at the bloomberg reporter for asking about israel and come off very strange. have a great weekend. >> it really is. >> john: sander? >> sandra: thank you very much

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it while expected deeply disk appointing an outrageous. but imprudent considered dumb i can continued to stand by the charges. >> you believe he is innocent, russian law enforcement and security agencies believe that gershkovich committed a crime which is called "espionage." >> a u.s. state department spokesperson said there was absolutely zero credibility to the charges and the u.s. will continue to work to bring evan home. >> we have been clear from the start evan has done nothing wrong. should never been arrested in the first place. journalism is not a crime. the charges against him are false and the russian government knows they are false, he should be released immediately. >> russian's foreign minister said moscow would consider a prisoner swap only after a verdict in gershkovich's trial but no trial has been set. >> john: we have our thoughts

and prayers with him and his family. lauren, thank you, sandra? >> sandra: all right, john dowd this, a police pulled over a car blocks from laguardia airport and inside they found an arsenal of weapons. a police vest and in transit best so why is all of this not getting more significant coverage here with brand-new details on the ongoing stigation retired nypd inspector paul morrow if we could put the picture back up of the weapons found, i mean come you can't overstate this, this is an incredible amount of weaponry found in a car with a police vest? i mean come a lot of harm could be done. what we know about this? >> it's very early in the investigation, okay? i would say the media take away with this is that proactive policing works. this is a very good example of broken windows policing because from all appearances this is not ongoing, this was an obscured taillight and two alert cops

what was going on in the car and know all of this, but we should be careful. just because this reportedly muslim convert and at the same time had all of this disturbing stuff in his car does not get us to a counterterrorism case. we may get there but we don't right now according to the charges have a terrorism intent. so they will be doing interviews. they will be dumping his phones. they will be looking at his social media presence. they will be talking to what family he has. reportedly has a child with another woman, they will be interviewing her and they will try to put together whether or not all of this occurred in the arena of terrorism. if you had contact with anybody overseas or something like that, short of that you may end up at the end of the day with just a weapons case and somebody leading a slipping down life and maybe he has some personal demons. >> john: if it's a weapons case it's a weird one. i mean he has the guy fox mask there which is used as a symbol of resistance against an

oppressive state. he has handguns there he has large capacity theater magazines for the handguns, he also has a baton has been affixed with a blade to turn it into some sort of hatchet, and on that baton was inscribed the words "you left me no choice, i'm sorry. you're going to learn today" and an error ""god forgive me" that would all seem pretty troubling. >> it's definitely troubling. that's why i say the investigation will be very full. nypd intelligence bill is almost certainly scribing this very hard and they will be delving into his life because yes, it's not a normal weapons case. the fact he had the vest the nypd seems to indicate he may have wanted to sort of penetrate an area. now look, i don't see any issue he was doing anything but relative to laguardia, i find that to be a bit of a leap at this point, i could be wrong, something could develop but this is not the kind of weaponry or planning that it's going to be involved in doing something relative to taking down an

airplane or something like that. so the fact he was in northern queens near laguardia, that's where they got him. but we are early in this case and i would stress that. will have to see if he talks. i don't know what statements come apparently he did not say much when they picked him up. it is definitely troubling, but his social media will be a big deal here. because you want to see if he was indeed radicalized by somebody else. >> sandra: yes social media tells us a lot in these investigations hopefully this one does as well. meanwhile i want to ask you about your city, governor hochul is considering a face mask band now in new york city on the subway setting anti-semitic acts, you can make the case these masks are being used to carry out crimes. we are seeing this over and over again, but do you agree with this and is it needed? >> i think it is at this point. something needs to be done. less from it this way and try to advance the story. i think we are well past a point these are anti-israel protests. air into plano with this thing and it's pretty blatant anti-semitism.

when you are marking the doors of jewish people in brooklyn with the insignia for the military owner of hamas you are sending a very strong signal. that to me is really getting into very heavy hate crime areas and i wonder where are the cases? because i don't see any cases being made in this arena buried at funding going on, these are the same groups that occupied the campuses that did hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage, they have been attacking and intimidating jewish students and i don't see the cases coming up. where is doj on the funding? and the local police? where is tish james the doj in new york? with the big financial case against donald trump. where is this financial case against the group's funding this? we all know who the groups are come we talked about them on the air. where is the d.a.'s office that put the blood and treasure and going after donald trump of that bogus case? where is he doing the investigations, running sources, pulling stuff online to try to figure out who are the people that marked this? a member something, hamas and

has blood designated entities under the state department and treasury that is, surrey with isis. if you are waving and ices flag outside a jewish demonstration as they did the other day a jewish event comment you are waving and ices flag and writing isis insignia on the house of jewish people in brooklyn, this entire country would be screaming for those investigations but we are not's hearing that. >> john: you must event channeling carol mark went to "the new york post" because here is what she wrote in a piece protesters are harassing jews everyday new york city. they're getting the message no one will protect them and they are largely not allowed to protect themselves. not turning on each other to demand more than words. hate has no home in new york question how dumb i? prove it. "a lot of people think that the new york leaders have to do more than they are doing right now. >> it's an election year this is why i don't think these are being looked at more heavily

federally. obviously it's no secret to buy demonstration is concerned about the boat in michigan but here in new york those things can be done. but you know, look. i will not mentz words you have a very radical city council and they will name check some of this stuff, but i am not seeing the activity. i want to see the guys on that train the other day on the new york subway saying if you are a zionist wave your hand. you think they make the distinction between somebody wearing a yarmulke and whether you are a zionist? if you're a jewish kid is going to school and you're on the subway car do you think you are concerned about the distinction between being jewish or being a zionist? which is what they default to among these groups, right? they say we are not anti-semitic we're just anti-zionist. that doesn't really matter on the ground and there should be cases and i'm not seeing it. >> sandra: i just see them stepping on the train and they are masked. they feel comfortable to carry out these crimes. paul, great to have you, good to see you think you're joining us.

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were particularly worried about the corporate tax because you've had some of course biden wants to overturn and raise it from 21%-35%. and even some republicans in the house suggest maybe they could raise it a few notches in some kind of deal next year. so i asked president trump directly will he keep the 21% corporate tax rate and he said yes. he said yes. and as is his custom he illuminates about the whole story. he says well, you know, we could go lower. he said 20% is a nice round number, but then he went beyond that and he said you know, we could also do 18% and then he finally said by the way, he looked at me and he said by the way, during the campaign back in 2016, the original plan was 15%, and that is correct.

i actually worked on that plan in late 2015 and 2016 along with a lot of other people. >> sandra: this is a big deal. there are reports that trump and that meeting talked about lowering it to 20%. >> well, again, it was more in the nature of a rumination, but i mean what he is trying to say and what he did say, wants a dry, without question, it will not go out. point number one. that's what they want to hear. >> sandra: is that their primary concern? >> that was their number one concern. i spoke to some of them before the meeting i spoke to roundtable business before the meeting it was their number one concern. so what trump is saying is no, biden wants to raise taxes, i want to cut them. he is saying "i'm a growth guy, biden is a redistributionist guy was quote and he made the difference is very, very clear in that meeting. so he is ruminating, sandra. 21 for sure, 20 is a round

number, nice, i myself have always wanted 15. but i 15 is on his radar, that's very good thing. that's an awfully good thing. >> sandra: that means a better employment environment, more growth. >> it helps the workforce. it helps competition. >> sandra: who is in the room? i know jpmorgan chase, jamie dimon, ceos, what did jamie dimon and trump together house their relationship? >> they do fine. they do find. i spoke to jamie before the meeting. i mean i had a long talk with tim cook of apple after the meeting. i know them well. >> sandra: name dropper. >> i know i worked him in government together a brilliant businessman. >> what a fascinating meeting. here so interesting. >> sandra: go ahead. >> let me poke one other thing. they were very concerned about overregulation. and things like the sec or the federal trade commission always

bringing antitrust lawsuits. and mr. trump was very cleared with those agencies to be reined in and he would make a much different appointees and there is no fourth branch of government. the other thing he mentioned that should probably get more airtime, with respect to the border, catastrophe, and of course he wants to close the border and he is tough on that end crime and deportations but he also said, with respect to positive immigration scenario, in favor of well skilled h1b high-tech people coming into the new united states and getting visas he is in favor of that and he would work to expand that program. that something the ceos are very much in favor of. of the other thing, center, that he mentioned and this is the longtime trump priority that never got off the ground. young people who are in the united states provided they are

vetted and have a visa, if they go to college in the united states they should be able to stay and work in the united states. right now the way the system is, you're only here for a limited amount of time and you have to leave. he said clearly i want america to be a magnet for the best and brightest people all around the world. you know, that never sees the light of day at that point of view but it is so terribly important from his thinking. the other thing is i have been to a lot of prt meetings with him in the government. you could have heard a pin drop. you could've heard a pin drop. you look around and if there was no fidgeting, no people pulling out their cell phones. >> of the ceos for trump? >> i don't know, it's not a political event, sandra. it was policy substance and business event. >> they are for a business friendly environment i can tell you that. >> they were riveted on him and he did the whole thing with he

was moderate and temperamental and analytic and you know what else? he had energy. had a lot of energy. i think he may have had more energy than the interviewer. [laughter] >> sandra: that's not possible, larry. speak i'm telling you he was on his game. >> thank you very much for sharing what you could from that meeting they very informative. great to see you i will see you at 4:00. john? >> john: get larry to tell you the story about the golf caddies. goat, tom brady, now in the patriots hall of fame and a game of speech worthy of everyone's time to listen to. we have it for you coming up next i hear it all the time. people tell me they'd love to buy gold. but because it's gold - they think it must be complicated. it isn't. not with rosland capital. with rosland... the entire process from start to finish is built on one concept... one... keep... it... simple. rosland capital - a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. gold bullion, lady liberty gold and silver proofs,

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people are not. consistent, determined, and willing to work for it. no shortcuts. if you look at all of my teammates here tonight, it would be impossible to find better examples of men who embody that work ethic, integrity, purpose, determination, and discipline that it takes to be a champion in life. [cheers and applause] >> sandra: i feel pumped. >> john: i know. he said football teaches you some harsh lessons. he says it is hard when you are young to wake up in the off-season at 6:00 a.m. to go train and work out knowing that all of your friends are sleeping in and eating pancakes. >> sandra: i love it. >> john: to all of the young folks who are graduating either college or community college or high school, take note from the goats, you've got to work hard if you want to have a good life. nobody is going to handed to

you. >> sandra: go be great at something, right? >> john: exactly. make of yourself what you can because you are the only person who can do it. >> sandra: only fair comparisons for its wise i can make is we had terkel practices a day, 6:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. do you want lsu track and field. when i started there in cross-country when i started there i was nowhere near the best, but hard work consistency you can rise to the top. you can be anybody you want to be. that hard work message is needed right now i think, john. >> john: you can get picked number one and 99 in the draft and want to become the best quarterback the nfl has ever produced. >> sandra: incredible story he has. john that was great i appreciate that. as we told you in the last our brand-new information from the princess of wales. kate middleton finally with an update she just announced she'll be making her return to the public eye this weekend, the first since her cancer diagnosis. the princess of wales says she repairs to be at the tripping

the colors ceremony for king charles birthday tomorrow. let's bring in jonathan sachar does a british broadcaster and royal commentator i probably did not get your name right i apologize. thank you for joining us and we are so overjoyed with this news that we will finally see her although she did state in her statement she says she is not out of the woods yet, so she still has some work to do. >> that's right, sandra. she has announced the last moment she will be coming to the tripping of the color tomorrow for the king's official birthday her first public appearance since we saw that announcement that she has cancer and that she is going through chemotherapy. now in the statement she has released quite an open statement given quite a bit of detail she says she is not out of the woods yet but she has good days and bad dates as anyone who is going through chemo would recognize and that on good days she is really keen to do things that make her feel normal whether its

spending time with family or in this case spending time with the nation. so i think people are delighted she will be able to join her family and her children and all be seen tomorrow for the king's official birthday and of course the king himself has been undergoing treatment for cancer, so obviously cancer has been playing a much bigger part in the public life of the royal family than ever before. >> john: the king of phosphorus birthday parade is an annual event the drooping of the colors but it will be extra special this year. how do you think the british public will react to her being out in public for the very first time? the only other time she has been seen since her cancer diagnosis was when she did that recorded message a few weeks ago. >> that's right. that recorded message back in march was a result of some really horrible and hideous speculation about her health, where she was, some people even speculating that maybe she had died. there was so much intrusion into her life and even a candid photograph that i think they felt she had to make an appearance to give a statement to make that video statement was

a bit of a low point i would say in terms of how she has been treated i say reflecting this really horrible trend in modern life of wanting to make every single detail of celebrities and royal's lives, we have no right to know all those details, but i think in recognition of the deep interest in her and the royal family, they have decided to be as open as they can and now she feels she is doing a bit better she is going to make that appearance. i think those who love the royal family will be absolutely delighted to be able to watch that tomorrow. it's quite an important occasion in terms of the king's official birthday but also because it's going to have some new members of the family back together, she has not been seen for a long time and people will be able to see how she is doing with their own eyes. they've even released a photograph today along with a statement where she looks relatively well, she is seen outdoors in windsor, people have been speculating again as how she may look as a result of the chemo she's been going through so i think that will satisfy people's concern in that regard as well so i think there's a lot of excitement for her appearance

and also in the statement she mentioned just how much comfort she has taken from the interest of the nation. >> sandra: absolutely and as we watch all this footage of her and beautiful moments of her wardrobe always everyone is eager to see what she will wear her, i am sure she will impress and not let anybody down on that part. she is always stunning. ways beautiful. probably a much needed moment for the u.k. have not seen her and she has been this shining star of the royal family for years now. >> we are going through this messy and slightly boring election campaign, some more detail of choosing the next prime minister and government, there is not a lot to be cheerful and optimistic about in the u.k. even though the labor parties have accepted or expected to sweep in the power there's not really any great enthusiasm for them it's more as a pretest and disappointment within the conservative party in government for like 14 years so moments like this are when the

royal family really play their part because i think the nation can at least unite behind the royal family, they enjoy seeing much loved members of the royal family like princess catherine doing well and i think this is an important moment in that respect as well. >> sandra: jonathan appreciate you and looking forward to seeing her this weekend. >> john: it will be a great weekend thank you, jonathan. >> thank you. >> john: have you ever wondered how to tie a tie or for a football or grilled meat? internet dad rob kennedy has you covered with a message of hope heading into this next father's day that's coming upsh ?next. there ain't one. you're tellin' me you can get directv — the good stuff — and you don't need a satellite dish? oh, i used to love doin' my business on those things! you're one sick pigeon. them dishes kept the rain off our beaks! we just have different priorities is all. satellite-free directv... never thought i'd see the day. well, our lifespans are quite short...

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