>> already. here we are 96 days in and even the president is clocking his first 100 days. a lot of people are clocking the 100 day mark. the big story at 6:30. tweet us what's on your mind 5@6:30 before we get to that we're following federal news tonight. a federal judge blocked the trump administration the president doesn't have the authority to attach new conditions to federal spending. he said money that has nothing to do with immigration enforcement cannot be t

doesn't agrees the policy. sanctuary cities allow dangerous criminals onto the street. q. we're following this one for sure. we're awaiting action from the white house. >> congress may be closer to averting the government shutdown much the president appears to be backing away from a demand to begin funding a wall along the mexican border right now the white house is confident the government will remain open. if the congress doesn't reach a compromise by friday midnight it trigger a partial shutdown monday with happens to coincide with the 100th day of president trump's term. if the the president does indeed back off of this they think they can work out this deal by friday. we talked last night about the optics about the president being in a rally on wednesday, i wonder how different it will be if part of the government is shutdown. people don't get that we're not just talking about federal agencies we're talking

you, a lot of families especially in our region. >> the associated press analyzed the president's first 100 h days, president trump has accomplished ten of the 30 promises he made. most of his accomplishments came in the form of executive orders. of the ten promises that required congressional action none have been achieved and most have not yet been introduced. we always have guests on the smoa show. we're going to bring one in now spencer. how are you. >> good. >> we had murray simpson. he's stuck in traffic. it in d.c. from time to time. first and foremost the white house is saying by involve executive orders president trump is incredibly effective. what is different than when pupil had executive orders and people are saying that's the mark of a dictator. >> what i do wrant to get back to is the rally in

house correspondence. i between the rally and the white house costerrance, it's in direct contrast of why not talk to these voters in pennsylvania that president trump won in 2016 that are so crucial running in 2020 compared to having this inside event. >> it's all about the optics. >> optics are absolutely crucial on that point. >> let me ask you, a lot of people are sticking to this 100 day thing. the president has come out and said i've done more than any other president in the first 100 days and then he criticized this marker as being an artificial barrier. how important is this 100 day, you know, judgment for presidents? >> i think both have sides come out to realize that this hyundais is kind of a misnomer. since truman has passed executive orders. this fortunately or unfortunately doesn't apply to the current policy the way we pass legislation. instead

the president on his first 100 days why don't we judge a president on his first year. >> i think that's a good point. especially since you have a president who has not navigated congress ever. he has not had to deal with president before and that's why people voted for him. i want to get to something was some news that came out about former national security advisor, michael flynn. we heard earlier from i lij sha cummings. section 1, 001, advised that knowingly falsifying or concealing a material fact is a felony which may result in fineses up to five years in imprisonment. based on these documents i believe the oversight commit ' -- is the michael flynn situation over and done with at this point. >> i think republicans hope it is. i think

continue to drag on much as it continues to drag on it's only a distracts toward what president trump is trying to get done for the american people. fortunately michael flynn, this h will not go away today or tomorrow, but again unfortunately it's just one more distracts unforcedderror by the administration to continue on with their message. >> let's bring in murray simpson now, democratic strategist. thanks so much. >> who slowed you down out there today in. >> the d.c. traffic. i'm a county boy. >> we've been talking about the 100 days. we've been talking about michael flynn and a this administration's wins and losses. as a democrat would you say, what are the wins that we've seen so far in the trump administration. >> if you consider attacking women's rights, attacking our environment, attacking working people, if you consider those wins then they're hitting a homerun. i just don't see any true

>> i don't think that's a win for us, eelter. i think we need to be looking at what's truly important in these first 100 days. he's failed on every campaign promise that he made to people. we're talking about him stirring up his base, but there's completely a disconnect between what he's promised, what he's doing and what people expect from him. >> as we look at the video right here because he made an announcement on snap on tools a way back and every time the president held up an executive order, it was a sign of people in the world of wisconsins, pennsylvanias, we're going to do what we can. this executive order is going to get the wheels in motion to bring some jobs back. i think there are people out there that don't care about the political results they want to see something is going to be done. this is a game of moving cups really. executive orders are easy. it's easy for him to come in

obama's executive orders, but when we talk about really maneuvering and delivering for people, you have control of the white hours, the senate and the house and you're not making any legislative victories that truly have impact on people. let me ask you, spencer, to the president said a lot about democratic obstructionism. are you seeing that present your perspective here that the democrats are standing in the way of the president's goals. the moving cups, there is this disconnect with the democrats and then the american people, the washington post two days \{^ing}a\ago\agriculture release a poll that said over two-thirds of americanss agreed that the democratic party was out of touch with american voters. and within that same poll nearly half the democrats agreed that their party was out of touch with the voters. not only is that a poll, but you look at the results of elections. you look at the results of the state legislators, you look at the results of the executive branch, you look at results of who is in control of

elections have consequences. maurice, do you want to give a final word. >> spencer, he's comparing apples and oranges. you talk about democrats being dissatisfied with our party, that's the one thing we're dealing with, but when 63 percent of all americans are dissatisfied with the performance of this presidency according to another recent poll that spencer failed to mention, i think that speaks to the broader concern of h this president not delivering. that may be 63 percent, but in that same poll the democrats or american voters in that same poll, 66 percent said the democratic party was out of touch. so i'll 66 over 63. if you let republicans comment on their thoughts on the democratic party i'm sure the number is a little higher. we can keep this going on and on and on, certainly when we have a democrat and a republican in here. thanks so much, guys. we appreciate it. a lot has been said about the first 100

but after getting the attention, the white house has been joining in? a. the trump administration's big essay cheessments so far. tom fitzgerald joins us. when it comes to this 100 day stuff it's a little bit like the weather in london. if you don't like the answer, wait a few minutes it might change. the reason being is during the campaign then candidate trump was often telling crowds that they would be doing very big things in the first 100 days. that seemed to change as soon as they got into office. as recently last friday the president tweeting the 100 day mark is what he called quota ridiculous standard to live up to. now it's tuesday, apparently things have changed because when you turn on the white house. golf website there's a brand new page highlighting the greatest hits of the first 100 days. neil gorsuch was there, yes,

nominee forth us supreme court that went through the confirmation process and was sworn in there in the rose garden a couple of days ago. there was also the air strike listed on syria that really shot up some of the president's approval ratings in the days after that took place. there was also news on immigration, this item, illegal border crossings has dropped 61 percent in the first # 100 days in the trump administration. there was also an item listed of cutting off of federal funds had been blocked by a federal court. we'll have check back to see if that is still up on the website tonight. there was also a listing of the approval of the keystone pipeline. of course that was very controversial during the obama administration, president trump going ahead and giving that a green light. wha& won't you see on this website? you're not going to he see anything about the failed effort to appeal and replace obamacare there wasn't much there about the efforts in regards to

continuing resolution that needs to be done in order for the government not to shutdown in three days also not allow on that tax cut that was promised this week that still hasn't memorialed. david mock more of the washington post says april has probably been one of their better months and ceasing on this opportunity now to capitalize, so many people are paying attention to this 100 mark he says is a calculated effort to grab as much attention as they can. >> the supreme court is a big deal and that took him a while to get through the process. that's a legitimate achievement on the other hand i think they're rushing, sort of like a student deadline, studying and cramming for an exam. announce a big tax plan on wednesday. we don't know where that will go, but they're calling it a big deal and a list of other things as you mentioned that are the on of talk about sort of what they're doing up to the minute here. >> so if you

shear quantity, this is some of the figures the white house put out today. president trump has signed 28 bills into law. now that compares to 11 bills by president obama, this is called bush jr. there, but he's george w bush. seven bills, reagan and nixon, a powell try nine bills between richard nixon and ronald reagan. if quantity is your thing, the trump administration will tell you that they have had the most successful 100 days in the history of the presidency of the united states. >> all right. fits they've got a lot going on, promising even more this week before saturday. >> we will be watchig for sure. thank you, fits. first daughter ivanka trump spent first first day in. during a question-and-answer session ivanka defended her father. she also reflected on her role in the w

heard the criticism from the media and that's been perpetuated, but i know from personal experience and i thank the thousands of women who have worked with and for my father for decades when he was in the private sector are a test amount to his belief anisole id conviction in the potential of women and their ability to do the job as well as any man. >> ivanka trump is now an unpaid white house advisor. she says she's an advocate for policies benefiting women good during her visit ivanka visitedded the memorial to the murdered jews in europe as part of the holocaust day. her father took a moment to mark the holocaust memorial here in d.c. and had a few words to commemorate the occasion. we will stamp out hatred. we will bear witness and we will act. as presi

always stand with the jewish people and i will always stand with our great friend and partner, the state of israel. >> we know that in the end goodwill triumph over evil and that as long as we refuse -- again, president trump there from the holocaust memorial today here in washington, d.c. >> if you shall outside today you know it was chilly, rainy and still cool. >> generally miserable i think is a good way to describe it. >> sushis here. >> i completely agree and add in the east wind and it was really tough to take today, that is for sure. >> the pattern will wind down, but probably not in time for you to feel it making a big difference in the morning. the showers are definitely letting up \am\many we're down to just some drizzle and maybe some fog i can't rule out a couple of showers tonight closer to morning as the system has a

send a couple of wrap around showers to our era. it is a much dryer day ahead with a gradual clearing and we're emphasizing gradual. it might take until midafternoon before we start to t \see\sea sunshine we're full on sunshine on thursday and bringing the back the heat in a big way. we go property 70s tomorrow to the 80s on thursday and maybe our first 90-degree of 2017 in d.c. in the forecast. saturday's forecast for the weekend, warm but maybe a thunderstorm as we heat up to the summertime levels. shawn and jim hopefully you don't need the umbrella tomorrow. >> i hope not, either. >> he is known for pushing envelope. our republican candidate for governor of virginia talked to fox5 after backlash over his support of confederate heritage and he did not back down. 5@6:30 when we come back.

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>> the race for virginia's governor is underway and one candidate just lost a big endorsement. corey stuart has been on fox5 at 6:30 before. the latest controversy involving showing support for confederate images, status and other symbols that many consider signs of the country's racist past. he was on fox5 this morning and he says it doesn't bother mee him. i have to do what i think is right. whether i win or lose, i have to paying sure i'm standing for up for virginia. somebody has to do it and if it's not me, i don't know who else would do it. for me this is not a political stunt. i know thatúty this and i may lose more votes than gain by this how is this playing in the race? four of teurt's fellow has endorsed gill lep

up on june 13. he's been tweeting out a lot. he feels some lightning in a bottle over h controversy. today when he talked about he doesn't feel yang \he\es should tell southernses how to react. >> mr. griegel: said aren't you from minnesota. he's in virginia now. maybe he's going to take all that on. you have people what people consider the mainstream conservative. on the democratic side we're going to be talking about them. democratic senator elizabeth endorsed jerry sanders. the virginia democrat is in a tight race with the current lieutenant governorror for the party's nomination and nearly every democrat in the state legislature, statewide office are backing north up including

virginia june 13 mple it's a roarl coaster of love for people dating in the nation's cap l to why politics is the last thing you want to talk about if you're looking for love.

>> love and marriage go together like a horse and carriage. apparently dating and politics don't mix so well in the trump era. >> singles are prescreening their mates based on politics. dating apps like queue pid have seen people unwilling to cross the aisle. 71 percent of conservatives say they won't consider anyone from the left. ester boy ton is here to talk about dating and partisanship. thanks for being here today. >> thanks for having me. >> a republican can't data

democrat. >> i think more than any election we attach our value system to who you voted for, to your political party. when we're dating how can i screen whether we can figure out whether this is going to be a good match. >> yes. >> it seems like it's such a strange deal breaker especially when you talk about smoking, drinking, the varietieses. it doesn't seem like that's on the same plane. >> no, i would agree it's not. it shouldn't be a deal breaker, one of the things that incorporate s also need to do is dig a little l deeper. it's not enough to say i'm a conservative, a republican or a democratic, but what are the values. when you look at history we've had a lot of famous couples who were back on the same side of the oil, you look at arnold sharts nationer ann marie a schiver, what do you tell people on these apps, i'm a republican i could never date this guy, h

do you get past that. >> what are you looking for? and why are you, because it probably boils down to a handful of really important values and it's much more effective to say here are the things that i care about that are much important to me and doing match on those two things because that's going to determine whether or not this has the potential to be a good relationship in the long run. i think it's one of the great things about interpersonal relationships, challenging yourself or opening yourself up to different thoughts. absolutely. it allows us to also get deeper in what do i really believe in. why is this so important to me? is it important because that's how i grew up or because i've developed my own unique perspective in life. >> bottom line to ul a the singles watching out there right now what's your word. >> dating your political affiliation off your profile. that's how we can make dating great a

q. always great to have you on the show? a. thank you. q. we'll be right back.

>> frmer president will clinton making a cheesy dad joke on twitter. get ready to slam your kneeses, folks. the former president tweeted this picture, we just learned that the clinton center has been bugged. a little trolg of president trump if you remember president trump accused president obama of tapping him. >> it was very interesting after he tweeted that people then sort of trolled him on twitter like you haw. >> because that never happens on twitter. >> there you have it. thanks oh much for onioning us tonight, we'll right to keep the dad jokes to a minimum when we see you tomorrow night. in the meantime shawn and i are back with tony at ten,

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