ahead tonight on the final fe, the president seems down right gidd be at an event with vet roons andrs g. the future of ice seems to be turning into a key cam per ir. what does scott prosecute it have to do to get fired. the white house says don't. ou w that's your final five. let's get this started. you only get one chan. well, it may be a holiday week, but preside trump isn't taking a break from twitter and he wants you to knoh e makes an error in grame they're on purpose c ofrse. i think that'e'\weighs/was hes saying. aer having written many bes selling books andel

priding mys on my ability to writ the fake news likes to power over my twets looking for mistakes. i guess this would bh correction pour would be por e. he made a trip to west virginia for the salute toservia military tribute and really itse president attended because the dinner had golfers a tribute to veterans and it was an e the president won h bige loves all of tse things. jim justice owns the greenbriar. i can tell you with unbelievable pride for a little guy, little jimmy justice to be a to

introduce the guy, the man, the man that has done more for this country than anyoneld ever imagine, the man, tra truly de serves so much credit. that is a great gentleman. he's a big man, isn't he? he' a big man, big jim. big jim. sore appaly there seems to be some disagreement a whether he's little jimmy or big jim pee sides the golf nomplet the president seemed pretty excited to see all the pro golfers inte atance and even revealed theyre p of his holiday weekend plans. joining me are so many incredible golfers who the greenmpeting at buyer before he and i'll be sitting home at white house and i'll be sitting and watching and saying i wish i could play like

that. he's going to squeeze in a little golf, but tonig event was about honoring veterans. tonight i want to recognize a veteran who fought in ' gym a. evolve tieredo dash straight into enemy fire to destroy vital enemy forth if i educatio and to clear a path for arican forces to continue forward. i went rightnto the machine gun nests. john daily wouldn't do that. john, would you do that sni don't think so. it definitely hurt your golf game. that's the end of golf. the president did eventually geo woody williams who was a world war ii vet that wup the medal of honor that went onto support golf war vents. we thank you

from from the bottom of our hearts. where is woody? thank you, woody.thank you, woody. a brave man. ninety-four. duringr tonight's d the president also gave aneapdate on his sh for a new supreme a court justicend he says whoever the yominee is're going to love him. i have spe the last three days thinking about and thinking about supreme court gums. we're going to a nowps it on monday. i think we'l be very very impressed. thes are brilliant people and i think u're going to love it. ke justice gor itch. we hit a homerun there april we're going

twenty-five potentialom nees. another issue that came up during the president's appearance tonight was portedly asking migrants whoowre were previously separated from their childre down at the border after they were crossing the border illegally whetherve they want to the country with or without their kids as if those wer the onlytws the agency isn't going anywhere is goe i there and sometimes they have to go in swiping. theyon't mind. they're tough apriln the i hear saying we want to abandon ice. we're in the abandoning ice and we're not aband abandoning our law enforcement. just the opposite objection to th form congress levittown forth holiday without getting anything done item gracious and it lyingly won'ny get a better when they return becausehe senate will be turning their attention to

confirmation hearings for the president's supreme court snominee. ting aside the ethica concerns involved it seems clear that ep a administrator scott prosecute it when it comes to spending his money, not so much withow his cash orpe miep. variousnd suggest and management decisions we don't have time to list all of them. that's how long that list is. a new reports revealing new details of prosecute it's spendingmand gement at the ep a. the washington post post spoke to. hotel reservations on theirre persondit cards rather than his. at least one instance he didn't even reimburse tm. meanwhile according to cnn preu it apparently offered the president a week to get of himself and apparently jefse ions. preu it appealed to the president aoing him get rid of jeff sessions as attorney general so that preu i himself

could temporarily take over and run the department of justice. under t vai casey's reform act he'd beea allowed tod the doj for 210 days. after that he'd go back home toom oa and run for office. the president has expressed frusttion with jeff sessions in the past over hisci deon to recuse himself fro the russia probe. he attorney general made a terrible mistake when he did this and when he recused himself and he certainly should have let us know if he was going to recuse himself and we would have put a different attorney general in. he made what i consider to be a very couible mistake for the . advisors quickly sho downreu it's proposal to re plac sessions. the fact that the administration k muchithin remarkable consideringhe numberf scandals involving him . reu it i facing at least 14 federal probes and last not presid at wassked what would it take for him to say enough is

enough and say you're fired? not h like heasn't practiced that one enoug scott preu it is doing a great job within the walls of the ep a. we're settin records. he's bee attacked very visionallby the press. i'm not saying that he's blameless but we'll seeen what s a. a white house spokesperson called the allegationsu against pre it troublesome. it's really farfetched, presidentni trump's admiration is setting records when it comes to people leaving. according to a a p analyst cyst, i the pas year, the white house has a 37 percent staff turnover re. let's move over and talk trade. a leak isice shows that chiep a using tariffs targeting at presidentmp tru base. chinese state med not to report on commts from president trump or other us officials telling them not to make this a war of insults. the us t wry to hit

on 34 billion-dollar wor of tariffs onro july 5. c that are produced largely i areathate spite a potential trade w just a few days ago the of the steel and aluminum impact tariffs. we put tariffs on steel and aluminum. those businesses are through theoof. us steel called me up. they' expanding or opening six plants they haven't done tt in 35 g years. eorgetown steel in south carolina, closed four years ago. losed a shuttered . they're open for siness, 600 people. that's happeng all over the country. besides the trade battl with chiep a there's also tippi freud between the president and harley davidson over tariffs and now bmw could pottially be next. more tariffs on europe auto imports would raise costs

and potentially force bmw to cut its production in. the white house says this is something ey just have to do. tt pres is focused not on the the long termt on and he wants to make sure that we're doinghings that help protect american workersot and prt american industry and he is going to keep t pushingo make sure that we have good trade deals. we have been in trade deficits with nearly every country across the globe for yearand a president wants to ensure that that doesn't encontinue. republican sors are getting frustrated with the tariffs and growing concerns that h they willt the economy ahead ofember's midterms. up next, should raise be a fact or when it comes to college admissions. we're talking aboue the house decision to refers obama era guide lines oni that be. coming up next.

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aywelcome back. tod we learn the trump administrion will urge colleges and universities to ignore raise c when ites to admissions. ter moveses an obama era guide lines that was meant tosi improve dty on campuses. joining me now to discuss the decision is voices contributor and current college student brad polumbus bow. so tell me, kill diversity . no, i think absolutely not, i think that the trump administration was right i totruct colleges that they shouldn't be using raise in theirdmissions proce affirmative action had nobel intentionsnd it may have been necessary at e point in time but today it's evolved into a drition o raise quotas that hurting everybody, including some minority students. i'll read you what your guy said, juice ken abigail fisher,

a white woman w wasuing because of affirmative action he said, quote, considerable defers is owed to a university i fining those i'm tangible dy diversity that are central to its identity and educational assion. so well go to college. all white men, no missionhere? i mean point of going to school is to educate upon all different topics thatro you and i pbly have no knowledge of, being instructed by different peoplerom different paths of life. a i think a couple things tr missing the fact. i usually agree with case. he's missing the this iacst f very amendment clear that at the equal protection clause states that you cannot, the government at public universities cannot be discriminating against students along the lines ofaisin to give one student a benefit based on a raise you have to give someone else a penalty. that's how it works. but actually it's t about having white men at

cull jes, no, no, minority can still have a diversity. if i score one point below you, aal white m then i'm denied basour e admission process based saturday scores alone. you have a rubric that is very abstract and you're not really defining what you want for admission purposes. no, i think the academic profile o students is what should be considered in their admissions process. my raise should not be a factor. your raise should fot beact or and no o's raise should be. i think that's un constitutional and ill advised . at a raise bliepped i university you can stillave tremendous diverse tivment the university of t passed a merit-based policy where the top ten students in every class would get admitted automatically . then they saw huge increases in black andmi

rity enrollment. runk. you're saying that thish went througaying that based on what academics now more minorities wer looking to get into u no, not oh on thety the universif texas system they adopted a merit-based policy where they would admit anyone in the top ten percent o their high school graduating class. out the dooraf wfirmative action but in came all the plaques and hispanics. they went t merit based and students of color continued to do very well. i think that's the key contention. do you regard the cons ti teution as theaw of the land? a. i do. and the abigail fisher wasorrectly decided. you would have to abide affirmative action, right. a. i don't know that the supreme court case says they he to. i know it says they currentlym ca sure that's an osmghts i would likese to now with

president trumpppointing \another/ear justice i would like to see thate cas overrn ed because racial discrimination is plate and the ly unconstitutional i my opinion. in your pip because it is constitutional. many private universities say they will continue to abide by their p admissionolicies as they have forany years since the kennedy that's the current law. i think it's unfortute to se because i think that that is nou ently needed and i thinkt sets a tone of racial tension in between gulups. wed have a fair policy that treats everyone thee. q. brad palumbo, thank you. we'll be right back. back.

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