>> here we come. you don't mess with america. pay painterly it's national relaxation day so are you feeling relaxed tonight in i'm glad you're fear. the final five, the president going back to blaming both sides for what happened in charlottesville . healthcare premiums could shoot up depend ing on what the white house decidedded to do on monday . what the white house really wanted us to be talking about tonight was infrastructure . got any opnion ses? i think if you're ready to go send me your tweets, hashtag the final five. up first we start with new comments present the president about what happened over the weekend in charlottesville. he's taking a lot of criticism for seemingly ta

yesterday. people were saying why didn't he say that 48 hours ago. today he went back to stay it again. iwatched it much more closely than you people watched it. you had a group on one side that was bad and you had a group on the other side that was also very violent and nobody wants to say that. but i'll say it right now. there was a group charging in without a permit and they were very, very violent. there are many people out there who heard the president today. they were on board with everything he said. there is one person, though, that is getting a lot of criticism from getting praise from, david duke, the former kkk leader quickly reacted on twitter thank you for your honesty to tell the truth about terrorism. the president also said the reason he didn't come out on

condemn white supremests and neo nazis is because he wanted to know what happened first. here's the thing, when i make a statement i like to be correct. i want the facts. this event just happened. in fact, a lot of the event didn't even happen yet as we were speaking. this event just happened. before i make a statement i need the fact s. i don't want to rush into a statement. making the statement when i made it was excellent. in fact, the yuj woman who i hear is a fantastic young woman and it was on nb bc, her mother wrote me and said through, i guess twitter, social media, the nicest things and i very much appreciated that. >> so right there the president was talking about the mother of heather higher who was the woman who was struck by a car and killed, the suspected dryer allegedly a white supremest. higher's mother thanked the president yesterday after he

nazis and other hate groups. w& haven't heard any other reaction to the president's most recent remarks. there are however, plenty of lawmakers on both sides of the aisle that are weighing in. here is a couple of, poat us must stop. white supremests were to blame for the violence. from speaker paul ryan, white supremacy is bigotry . there could be no moral a.m. bieg tut. senator marco reub oh, including mr. president you can't allow white supremest to share only part of blame. they support idea which cost nation and world so much pain. we also had a camera out by the white house to get your views on the president 's remarks. one woman went to the cv cvs and got a poster board to make a sign right after listening to the pres

president trump may not always say the right thing at the right time, but you have to go beneath the meaning a little bit or the way the it's presented. i don't think he's a racist. i don't think he supports racism. during q & a with the president today he also weighed in on the debate over confederate monuments. we have some around here and some in other towns all across the country. many of those people were there to pro test the taking down the statue of robert e lee. this week it's robert eve lee. i wonder stonewall jackson is coming down. is it thomas jefferson the week after. you have to ask yourselves where disclosure it stop. was george washington a slave owner? so will george washington now lose his status? excuse me, are we going to take down tat yew

george washington. >> george washington t and thomas jefferson did not fight for the presidency con ephedras i. other cities and states are close era closer look at theirhr whether to keep them in light of what happened in charlottesville . we heard from maryland governor today. he said he would support the removal of tawn any. he wrote the 1857 dread scott decision that denied citizenship to african-american americans. after the failed effort to repeal and replace the affordable care act, he could certainly speed up the process by cutting off fuppedding for a key set of subsidies. a budget office shows that if that happens obama wear premiums would go up by 20 percent. they go right to the insurers to reduce them for deductibles and co-pays. that's what

president said when he was calling them insurance company pay yowts. the trump administration has decidedded month to month whether to continue the payments, the next installment is due to monday so we shall see what happens from there. more business leaders are trying to distance themselves from the president tonight. yesterday the heads of merck, under armor and intel all stepped down from manufacturing council. tonight you can head the heads of the manufacturing counsel and the aflcio. no big surprise of the aflcio. accord ing to the president says the council is going to be just fine. for every ceo that drops out of the manufacturing council , i have plenty to re place them. the president was asked about the manufacturing council at trump tower and this is why he claims some of the ceo s are backing out.

seriously as it pertains to this country, we want jobs, manufacturing in this country. if you look at some of those people that you're talking about , they're outside of the country, they're having a lot of their product made outside. if you look at merck as an example i have to tell you some of the folks that will leave, they're leaving out of embarrassment because they make their products outside and i've been lecturing, including the gentleman that you're referring to, about you have to bring it back to this country. you can't do it necessarily in ireland and all of these other places. which not a bad point but you may be wondering with five people out who is going to be left, international paper all told business insider they will stay on the manufacturing council. this is infrastructure week take two. the main frak fo he can us today at trump to

mcconnell's wife was right behind him they were going to focus on infrastructure. he say s redozen regulations on highway construction and help speed up a process. he brought a visual aid. a very unique visual aid -- take a look. i just want to show you this because it was just shown to me and i think i'm going to show it to the media, both real and fake media. this is what it takes to get something approved today. elaine, you see that? so this is what it takes. permitting process flow chart. that's a flow chart. so that canning youth to 20 years. this shows about ten. but that can go out to about 20 years to get something approved. now the president kept trying to get a are the arer to ask him a question about infrastructure and finally someone did scw him why he thought an infrastructure billion would pass in congress if they couldn't get healthcare

through. we came scr close with healthcare. unfortunately john mccain decided to vote against it at the last minute. we will end up getting healthcare. infrastructure t is something that i think we'll have by partisan support objection to the form i actually think democrats will go along with the infrastructure much the reality is there is a very possibility he will because when you figure about infrastructure spending you have democrats, unions who support the idea of getting more work out there. we'll see what happens. everybody wants to see better bridges, better roads, the president has promised big spending on upgrades. so far the white house has not yet produced a plan or a timetable for the infrastructure table. free speech or a fire ball expense. when politics can cross the line and cost people their jobs. when the final five comes back after this.

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>> welcome back, twitter account quawld yes, you're racist identifying people that took part in the naturalist rally& over the weekend. where is the line between free speech and what can get you fired. joining me is car whrat a zimmerman. how, jim, how are you? >> good to see you. i've been hoping to have you on. haven't we learned in the social media age so much more about the people around us than we ever cared to learn in the first place. i any a lot of people that we thought were our friends are possibly our greatest enem ies and

about ourselves. one thing that people have to realize with social media is when you post-it it's forever. so there's nothing wrong with taking five seconds and thinking do i really want to post this? is this really necessary in do i that tive to win ever single argument. i would also remind the young people that you can actually have fascinating experiences and keep them to yourselves. we can live in the moment and not share things all the time. i just blew your mind . who knew that we could actually experience things and not share it with the world. how will i know that i've sperps ed it, you and you alone. i feel like glend a the good. some people are feeling that's boring. you know what's boring when you lose your job because you posted something stupid and you're stuck at home searching for a new job and when

employers did a search and nazi stuff comes up, that could be boring. lets he ' talk about, if you're one of these people that attended one of these events and you're saying this is my first amendment right to piece bli assembleable. piece bli can go many different ways. we look at video of the torch light march on friday night. when those pictures come out and it comes out that so and so had this job and they took part, there are legal ramifications. a private employer can certainly let you go. there is many legal ram piece keepers educations. there's also personal and moral ramifications. i think we all have to stand for what we believe. i have to say for me personally as a coach i don't have a ton of clients coming to me like oh, i'm a neo nazi and people don't appreciate me. i'd be like i'm not the right coach for you. i don't know if you w

lived in russia and i actually knew people who survived the nazi occupation. there's an expression if you stand for nothing you're going to fall for anything. if you seriously -- this is so difficult for even me to say. if you're going to be like i deserve the right to be a neo nazi and protest that, if you're going to stand for it you have to live it with and you thattive to aprert it and for you suddenly to be oh, no, that's not who i really am, i'm very fine person despite the fact that i use particular i torches to intimidate people, then you have to you can s it up . let's go back to some of the marches we saw earlier this year. there have been a lot of protests going on. on inauguration day we had people out there voicing their opinions . there were a lot of people in support of mr. president. it seemed to be more people protesting it. then we had the women's march the next

something that maybe isn't controversial. >> what would that be? >> let's talk -- if you march for cats. perfect. if you march for cats and you have a boss who is a dog lover and they say i don't like what you stand for, i mean, could they on something as specious as that say we're going to go in a different direction or is that just stupid? that certainly doesn't fall in any category of discrimination. i think cat people would be like oh, my god, i am going to march together. you and i would be like you you need to simmer down. again, there is the expression p you stand for nothing you're going to fall for anything. you have the right in america to believe whatever you want to believe in you also have the right to take responsibility for your beliefs i was thinking about this myself because, for example, i am somebody who when i i w

young child i lost an uncle to aides. i am very pro lesbian, gay transgender rights. when i had clients who are i'm not comfortable with this. and i'm like that's fine i'm not comfortable with morans. i'm going to stand up for what i believe, you can also tan up for what you believe. we can be civil. if eugene \within\winly see no problem in being the face of such rage, that's a problem for me because also it's like imagine if i have to go to work with somebody if i'm white i'd like to still have the desk next to this guy who was so comfortable marching with a particular i torch i would be kind of like could i get a bullet proof vest just around my area. people marching for cats i just have to say, you know,

cats rule. dogs droovment i'm a dog person -- >> i'm sorry, jim. >> with that we got to go. but thank you for joining us tonight . thank you so much. >> i hope oh. thank you. we're back after this on the final five. five.

>> rudy jill and i on the campaign trail quite a bit for president trump. he didn't take a cabinet post. we learned he was in the hospital. he had emergency surgery after his right leg gave out. it happened while he was on vacation in long island. and i says he suffered from catchers leg for years and it finally gave in. his wife for a few dayses and in gait spirits and working from his bed . two of the candidates are

reason we're tell you about it here is because this election is to find someone to fill jeff sessions old senate seat. leut er strange who has the endorsement of president trump versus alabama chief ray moore who has the endorsement of chief justice. this is how he showed up to vote today. that is roy moore on a horse. he says \he\e \safe\saves money on gas. i think it's a good thing to do. i won the last time i rode a horse. >> the walker texas ranger action there. the runoff election is scheduled for the end of september. there was a special election tonight in utah . a guy by the name of john curtis becoming the favorite to win the seat and now jason shave its. the people of guam can sleep a little bit sounder tonight. north korea walking

back it's threats against guam. kim jong un will say he'll see what the white house does. last night at least briefly may have been pretty square i because an emergency alert warning of an attack was accidentally trigger ed. it was a human error but it came at a time when people have been getting very specific strucks about what to do during a nuclear attack. can you even imagine that happening, getting a nuclear attack warning ? think about when your phone goes off. we get those alerts. >> flash flood. it's a little frequent i. i couldn't sleep in the middle of the night and just the emergency test came on during the commercial and it startled me, so if that alert was saying there is a nuclear bomb coming i would really be freaked out. think about this,

guam -- nobody has talked about guam. when is the last time that you ever talked about guam could you find guam on a map? i don't think so. i don't think anybody could. this is all happening on national relaxation day. i can't believe it. we're not celebrating the right way. no, but again we pointed out the bottles over here on the side of the set. those are there for our relaxation, if necessary. guam sleeping soundly tonight. and we're not even at that part of the show. not yet. but we'll get there. thank you christie. we all know the president loves to tweet. normally he doesn't delete any of his tweets. the president deleted a few things that he re tweeted. one was someone who called the president a fast isabella isabella. he was on the phone with the washington post. and then there was another tree that showed an image of a train hitting the cartoon per

gift for the president body slamming cnn. the trump train throwing off a pro of pro couple trump back ers are under fire for being on the trump payroll. die monday and silk drew a youtube channel. they sold 16-dollars lapel pins. last week they were at the commerce department. the tweet got pulled when it he emergencied they received about $1,300 back in november become from the trump campaign. the commerce spokesperson said they removed the tweet out of abundance of caution. who is sleeping sound ly and who is tossing and turning. not diamond silk. we're back after this on the final five.

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>> we went off the rails around this time. i a appreciate all the feedback over what we saw in charlottesville over the weekend . back to the normal routine. senator elizabeth warren, the massachusetts democrat found a college industry cashing in on speaking out against attorney general jeff sessions during confirmation sessions. the campaign sold out of everything from bumper stickers, tote bags and temporary tattoos. nevertheless she persisted which is a line from mitchell mcconnell's admonish, it cashed into a tune of a million dollars . even this f she doesn't run in 2020 and she says she won't, she'll be just fine. tossing and turning remember john keep kelly would be keeping the president's tweets in line. a rather stern face kelly back stage, maybe it's his poker face , but if not he

of what he got himself into. we'll see, that's the final five tonight on this tuesday. back at it tomorrow. make it a great night. we'll see you.

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