>> any candida, there are a lot of them out there. it's a pandemic where there's an overgrowth of this manifesting within our bodies, it's coming from many years of using antibiotics to drinking city water. >> alcohol and coffee and taking over-the-counter meds or under the counter meds. >> from birth control pills to actually eating the today's diet, the refine the car bo carbohydrates. >> it's ha happens with all these things. it killing off the good bacteria which keeps the other bacteria, the yeast and the candidas in check, is this the way it works? >> well said. >> good. >> candida is a bully. >> mm-hm. >> and when it gets, when the good bacteria in our gut gets interfered with, gets destroyed to some level, the candida comes in and takes over, and when it does that, it creates a lot of havoc in throughout our entire system. >> what are some of the symptoms we can look for? >> the biggest one is fatigue. >> that's a big pandemic. >> foggy mindedness. >> how about bloat or pms. >> bloating or pms. we call it the great mimicker be

some do candida cleanses and reduce their sugar intake, still have candida. many times it's from mercury toxicity. the vaccines that still contain mercury as well and environmental or food exposures. we want to get the mercury out as well. the candida can grow, so it's not really a bad guy, it's an adaptation for survival. >> but too much overwhelms the system. >> yeah. silver can neutralize, in a form like this. we can actually use silver symptomatically. like in the sinuses, you have a version to spray in. >> we use that in our house, too. great for sore throats as well. >> i'm not opposed to it. people are going to say, he doesn't want me to get relief. no, i wanted relief, too. wouldn't you rather be done with the allergies altogether? >> absolutely. and that is why i asked you on this show. that's perfect, because salt is great for someone eating a great diet, and is able to utilize that salt. but this is a more encompassing regime. thank you so much, doctor, for being here. >> carol, always nice to be here. >> nice to meet you finally. >>> are you aller

alberta the province in candida has more oil and gas that all of america.e of the largest trading partners on earth with the united states, $188 billion worth of energy flows from alberta into the u.s. to the refineries and shipped all over the world, some of it comes back to canada, as she likes to put it she was getting ahead of the narrative very smart of her, we're in a long-term marriage with the united states, were not dating we're married sometimes couples have some problems they get into a little tiff but because they're married they work it out. she's so far ahead of canadian politicians because she came down to mar-a-lago and i was lucky enough to join her -- she worked the room she met many of the cabinet members glad to see her and know her well, she is a conservative and part of the red wave that is flowing through candida right now the conservative wave that kicked out justin trudeau. he's gone what he said doesn't matter in trump understand that the liberal politicians went to see him gone. it's a good outcome, she is smart. trey: i'll tell y

not know that the highest levels investigating hillary clinton had the fix and for her and against candida trump. let these memos out there, people have been calling for transparency and accountability and continued investigations for over a year. people have called into question jim comey's credibility and everything, that's fine, but i am grasping his relevance in this book away the relevance is probably in these was, not in the book. this is somebody who hardly knew the president, limited amount of time. >> sean: this now needs to end for the sake of the country.

i cannot provide content that promotes a specific candida political party or a specific candidate. >> alexa, why should i vote for kamala harris? while there are many reasons, vote for kamala harris. the most significant may be that she is a woman of color who has overcome numerous obstacles to become a leader in her field overcnumero. erienc additionally, her experience as a prosecutor and her record oe f accomplishment in the in ar areas of criminal justice and immigration reform makea e her a compelling candidate. >> joining us now, texas senator ted cruz. senator, look at this. you have yet the deep state. we saw it happen in 2020, 51. former intel officials, the fbi pre bunking their very real laptop that they knew would be leaked. you'vey were ebunking big tech. we know their involvement. mark zuckerberg revealed a lot of it. you have a corrupt media mob that is nothing but an extension of their press office. you haygot a democratic part that will lie and say anything about any conservative, any win an election. and this is what donald trump and every republican, including you,

. >> gop candida stage for the first debate of 2016. >> sparing in south carolina taking on terror, immigration and of course, one another. >> the constitution hasn't changed but the poll numbers have. >> you become the nominee who the hell knows if you could serve in office. >> donald did a long interview. he explained his views on a whole host of issues that were different than the views he is describing now. his explanation, look, i am from new york. >> i am asking him to consider changing his views. >> the american people rejected your agenda. it is unconstitutional and we are going to kick your rear end out of the white house come this fall. >> today we are on fire. we have a jam packed show about the debate. >> not minuting words at all. i don't kn john roberts is live with the biggest moments. >> it was a real tough and tumble event out of character with the nature of south carolina gentile nature. seemed to walk right into his craft he knew what was coming. on the issue of whether or not he is eligible to be president because he is born in canada. he scored a clear point against donald

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was happening down the street when donald trump was holding his first town hall since becoming a candidaandidate. hundreds turned out. he wasted no time getting personal. he told bucalled bush a low ene candidate. he he is talking about we have to show them we have skin in the game common korak tive love on immigration and skin in the game on iraq that's the third one we have added. i don't see how he is electable? >> as trump and bush take swipes at each other senator rubio is focusing on policy. >> kristin fisher live for us. >> the campaign responding directly to fox news reporting on her e-mail scandal. katherine harris reveals the two benghazi e-mails from close aids to started the investigation. so one says it will help clinton's case. >> we think it indicates our case where she did not send or receive classified materials but rather what is taking place with review of her e-mail server is really a case where you have members of the intelligence community airing on the side of classification when other agencies in the government acting in perfectly good faith have a completely diff

you know like reading today a welot of the republican candidas don't want to go up against potential go up against trump and holding out and not announce until july. so i believe the first debate in august and will wait a fewnd o months. the democrat the side, basicalls it going to be trump? t at some point,ru they have to go for it and they can't wait forever to see how the republicans wait things out. >> they can't wait forever but i have to tell you, steve the polling for biden there are people disappointed and fundamentally biden is just not good enough to sell any of the stuff we are seeing asood see americans. look, i was not a fan of obama but a good-looking family family around him. joe biden, they are trying to cover and say that his failure. he doesn't have it and they are trying to cover up for this failure and joe biden is not charismatic enough to solve this level of failure. do i think f they will look for somebody charismatic to sell these policies? i think so. >> steve: and do you think, rob, some people speculate butss this whole business with the documents and the w

support in illinois for the former governor and others with thousands of dollars donated to democratic candida watch this. >> have y'all ever had a moment and sitting at home and give seven grand to blaingo. like what is going through your mind. just how rich that you have 50 grand and i can think of nothing to do but give it to rahm emmanuel to hammer the people of chicago. >> reporter: what he saids as if mystified by it all. and then you have john kasich, the governor of ohio tied in a latest poll and he said should he lose his home state unlike marco rubio, he will dropout of the race. kasich believes he will pull off a huge victory and has been be critical. this is a candidate who is focused on positive policieses and not name calling. given the weekend violence he complained and warn withed the american electorate. >> leadership is not dividing people and a toxic environment and we blame one group because of the failure of another or the success of another. this country is about us coming together. this country is not about us tearing one another down or having fist fights in a campaign

debate in here directly from them about the biggest winners, who were the biggest losers and the candida candidate, what they can do to win them over. >> who was your favorite candidate at the debate last night and why? >> probably vivek ramaswamy, a bright future ahead of him. he's young, multiple. the other candidates did not excite me. i was confused why a couple of them were even there. >> i don't think there was a clear winner but i was impressed with desantis explanations. i like tim's got. >> i thought he did excellent, at the end of the day you showed leadership skills. i thought ron desantis did well. vivek ramaswamy concerned me because i didn't think he was honest and a lot of things he said. i like him, i think he has a bright future but it seems he's trying to mimic ron desantis. >> who do you feel benefited from heated moments at the debate last night? >> nikki haley in the heated portions of it. even single heated moments, chris christie. >> personally i feel whoever stays calm under pressure when somebody does come with an insult so i feel he did okay, he lost it eventual

and i'm a full for president trump, he put the best candidate on the bench but what abu remarkable candidaedemocrats go after her, ifhe did attack or like they justice capital, i think it is going to backfire and women will be turned off. judge jeanine: it did backfire with kavanaugh but the women going after when they are connected with her and so many ways, it is going to be interesting. thank you for joining us tonight. be right back. ♪ should a live bookkeeper is helping customize quickbooks for me. okay, you're all set up. thanks! that was my business gi, this one's casual. get set up right with a live bookkeeper with intuit quickbooks. the way is over. my new book, don't lie to me and stop stealing our freedom, is available in bookstores everywhere. if you don't have your copy yet, for your copy on amazon. you can even buy a t-shirt or sweatshirt or a more coffee stupid mug. [laughter] get yours today. it says more coffee stupid. it's a coffee mug. thanks for watching. in advocating for truth, justice and the american way on thison historic night. president trump nominates the third p

. >> and it's actually the case of candida kump the u.s., australia and new zealand that have taken theost irrational steps. right now in europe they are done with lockdowns and -- it's funny, the countries that we view as more bureaucratic and status are the ones that push back more and make more rational decisions that we are. >> tucker: it's not just covid to come at the anglo world has gone insane. great to see you, thank you. we got breaking news tonight, revealing news in the michael flynn case. your documents show the fbi analyst working on the case. we are very concerned, and private back in 2016 at 2017, we have those texts come up next. >> tucker: if you seen today's white house press briefing, he missed democratic posed as reporters saying that milling boat and may not be 100% secure. the risks of mail-in voting are obvious in the example that came today. the doj announced that the fbi and pennsylvania state police are investigating fraud in the mail in ballots in lucerne county. according to the doj several military ballots were "discarded." investigators recovered a total o

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he's truly a poispoiler candida and making it hard for ted cruz.f donald trump wins, and i'm not a fan of his, but if he does it's because he stayed in this race. >> john kasich says the people supporting trump and cruz are going to the dark side. who are you? nobody noticed you on the stage. what do you think is going on with kasich in this race. he has no past. i don't know he has any money. >> exactly, he's a spoiler. cruz can't catch trump and kasich certainly can't catch trump. he win ohio, that's it. they're both trying to stop trump from getting to 1237. the fact is donald trump can get to 1237. and the bigger the fulcrum comes out of new york the more likely he wins that in new york. don't understood estimate donald trump's ability to wrap that up in the last days of the process. >> what about california looking forward june 7th, a big one. >> i agree the focus is trying to stop donald trump from getting to 1237. i don't think he will get there. i don't think he will get the 1237. interesting california is the big state hanging out there th

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i think what we're going to see, candida candidates trying to get out their bases.on't see either turning to strt more than than already have. >> amos, your thoughts on that, trump candidates have done well. on the democratic side, branded themselves closer to socialist and more to the beran part of the party. it is not as clear as to how successful that will be on that side. >> if you are looking at florida, last night was a win for president trump and for very liberal democrats in the state of florida. what we'll see, basically a proxy battle between the bernie sanders wing and president trump's wing of the republican party play out in florida. i do agree with you, we are watching both parties run to their extreme corners. i think it is different than we'll see in any general election we've seen to date. >> what do you think the chance can reclaim the governor's office in the g.o.p. hands for a while now? >> i'm the republican sitting at the take, i think it will stay a republican office in florida. however, watching the media coverage and the conversation on soci

. >> yif you had a decent candidae they should have a 5-7 point lead now. one thing the president and romney are doing to win over voters spending big bucks on political ads. that is one of the stories you can bank on this morning. they may talk tough on spending but that doesn't apply to what they are willing to spend on ads. we are talking major money. spend something huge $807 million on cable broadcast. if you look at outside money romney's campaign is out spending obama. nbc looked at data from the ad buying firm. they have seen the most spending in ohio, florida, colorado, even wisconsin which was barely a blip on the ad spending radar until paul ryan was chosen as the vp pick. >> kids or recent college grads who could use that money deeper in debt. >> this is thanks to rising tuition and a tough job market. college seniors graduated with an average of 26,500 dollars. it is up 5 percent from the year before and the heist level of debt in the history. students that went to school in the northeast and midwest carried the most debt. since the survey is v

it's the first time the union ever endorsed a primary candida candidate. the trump campaign has always taken a hard stance on immigration a move the union claims set him apart from other political leaders. >> we have a president who has appointed a commissioner of customs and border protection who is more political than ever. they have carved oh you tell our emigration laws by policy where they are letting everyone we catch out the door. that is not border security. we need a president who understands the problem who will put the right political appointees and will allow them to change the law. >> we will hear more about the endorsement when the president joins us live in the 6:00 hour of "fox and friends." >>> extreme weather. terrifying video capturing tornadoes touching down across the midwest. nine people hurt in oklahoma alone. >> there it goes. it is foreign. look at that. >> so scary. the system moving to the deep south. texas, louisiana and mississippi all bracing for hail and devastating flash flooding. >> arkansas state university swimming in a f

before the election, ample time for people to digest it and factored into their choice of presidential candidadidate. and yet, it was obliterated, canceled. facebook decided to throttle the story and twitter, as i've told you before, locked our account for two weeks. they said we had violated their policy on hacked materials even though none of the stories that we reported from hunter biden laptop that he abandoned at a mack repair shop in delaware, none of it had to do with hacking. this was just an excuse. they didn't need much of an excuse. it was a very flimsy excuse from big tech and now, of course, they suppress the information that was negative to joe biden and now he is rewarding them. that is their quid pro quo is that they get jobs inside the administration so that they can increase and enhance their power and entrench it permanently. because that is what will happen after four years. already, we just have six facebook employees getting snapped up by the biden administration. a couple from amazon, a couple from twitter. you just mentioned one from google. no doubt there will be lots

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that as john was saying, there'so much tumult and uncertainty in the electorate that a trump cand candida candidacy, while beginning as a decided underdog, could shake up the race if he's nominated in a way that is hard to completely appreciate now. >> let me just make one statement about pennsylvania. because that is a state i know well. >> quickly. >> i've looked at it. the democrats have a ten-point registration lead. almost as boehner republicans voted as depths, trump got almost as many votes in pennsylvania as hillary clinton got. which is a stunning result given registration, the fact that democrats had a competitive senate race. >> yeah. excellent point. all right. >>> well, senator bernie sanders is promising a contested democratic convention this summer. despite the fact that he's far behind hillary clinton in the hunt for delegates. so can he convince clinton's superdelegates to support him instead? the fox news political insiders will be right back. >>> in states where i as a candidate, secretary clinton or myself, has won a landslide victory, those superdelegates ought to ser

i don't support political dand r candida candidat candidates. and i try to keep it fair.that being said, the obama ad n administration is having trouble everywhere. the democratic candidates felt he would be a detriment. when mr. obama got out on the trail, he said things like this. >> the republic eans are blocki immigration reform. that's one more reason why we need a democratic senate. so i support you. i'm with you. i'm with you. i'm with you and you need to go protest the republicans. >> do we have a democratic senate now? doesn't make any sense. why would anyone protest the gop when the democratic party holds power? is it's clear president obama's economic policies have not helped working americans. the key indicator, your take-home pay has gone down since he's been in office. the democratic party believe the federal government should run the economy. president obama's, reportedly $1 trillion of tax dollars ináo the marketplace and all we have to show for it is 2%. 2%. it's not working. the government and many regulations, high taxation. it's not working. overseas t

continue forward with the people who have been so incredibly loyal and very generous to support the candida candidacy. he proved to be the class act. >> your friend, dr. carson, do you have any insight as to what he's thinking about his past to the nomination? >> i think he feels that there's no reason for him to get out. that he -- >> why? >> he feels like, you know what, he's in it, and he has something to say, and he thinks he's been damaged obviously by what we're talking about in the first block with cruz and things like that. he thinks there's a constituency out there for him. and for him, i think becomes something of a personal mission to go forward. now, i will say -- >> like a pilgrimage almost? >> could be. >> i think when i'm looking right now at bush by the way, i thought he did it in a way that was classy, because he did it quickly, i think most people would have said, sleep on it, let's think about it, what really struck me afterwards, look at the bush dynasty, i mean, the bush family, going all the way back to the 50s. coming up through george h.w. and george w., man, it's li

it needs to be something that the populous can understand and it takes the issues away from these candidaates. there will be a number, dozens, probably of democrats who will begin to make the same call. >> we asked for clarification, whether that was just a wrong word that they used, but they never got one. >> it makes no sense, of course. look the argument that you heard from haygan, well this isn't going to stop the epidemic, having a ban on travel, of course it's not, nobody has said it would. but it's one of many steps, including quarantine u finally what he's doing which is to evacuate, not to treat patients from local hospitals, because local hospital -- and also, i think there's going to be the issue of privacy, release the name of people two have it. particularly on the travel ban, the administration is going to cave, as they approach the administration, obama ask going to look at the polls on that and i think he will likely switch. >>> each week we ask you to vote online in our friday lightning round poll and your favorite topic you can see it right here. you chose the economy. i

. >> shannon: jessica, during the campaign, then having candida trump said that he would want to gett we have now, the two-for-one, got to get rid of some if you're going to get new ones, he said he would keep things in place that protected safety and health. i know you don't think he's been faithful to that. >> no, i don't. i think this was a campaign promise he made for his base. molly is correct in saying that the majority of americans do think we are overregulated, but not in all areas, americans think environmental regulations are for the extra costs. i don't know how to makes americans safer or better off to the americans with mental illness have access to handguns. >> shannon: talking about a regulation of the house got rid of, congress got rid of, would have required the social security commission to report people for certain things. a lot of people, if you're going to take away secondment read, you've got to have due process. >> i understand it was a congressional vote here and republicans have control of the congress at this moment, sign with the nra is the post the safety

. >> hillary clinton was the only candida candidate reining in the abuses of wall street and donald trump was talking about busting wall street reform. >> tucker: $400,000 for an hour. now, i'm not against people giving speeches for pay, that's great but begs the question what is he selling? >> you should ask president obama. >> tucker: you represented him? >> let me be very clear, i don't care. >> tucker: you don't care? >> i care about what policy you push while in office and president obama was not a friend of wall street business executives. donald trump is. that's an objective fact. >> tucker: i think it's possible to argue the tax reform on the table will not be what the president campaigned on. you can't argue that president obama did not do the bidding of wall street. overwhelmingly -- >> otherwise we wouldn't see wall street reform on the books which the ceos do not like and campaigned against and which the republican party in their pocket is looking to -- >> tucker: why did they give so much to hillary clinton? >> i have no idea. >> tucker: that's why they paid millions because

quick candida quality matters bit i think people could've done a better job in their campaigns no doubt. we also have to reevaluate that. watching this from their couch as you often do counting your money, think about filling the bench in the next generation of candidates, start volunteering more. that's the way you build for this party. go back to the autopsy, now the junior senator from utah to know who we are and where we are going. i think we should as a party to figure out all the gifts that we have because i'd rather be a republican tonight then he democrat that is run by joe biden kamala harris that looked voters in the eye and said crime is not real. that parents don't have a right to say where their children go to school and what is taught there, that energy dependence for anti-fracking sentiment is unwelcome. i think we are at a time we are welcoming more people into the party. >> the crime issue really didn't bubble up. >> we got the final data crunch about what people said was their top issues through the economy, jobs, that whole thing was a runaway number one issue. but fo

when donald trump is the most vocal republican presidential candida candidate, when he brings crime and mike pence brings up the need for criminal justice reform because there's 2.3 million people in the american prison system about a million of those follow lks are african american hillary clinton doesn't respond with policy positions. she comes back with donald trump, you're racist. >> at least in one of the polls in arizona where it's still tight and probably shouldn't be this tight low and behold i discovered that donald trump is getting one of three hispanic voters. what do you make of them? it is a lot more than any prior has achieved in modern times. what's going on? >> i don't think they are particularly monolific. i think you have got about all of the absentee ballots coming in and 99% of them have already voted more than they have and they seem to be voting democrat -- >> how would you know they are voting democrat? >> it is from the tracking numbers. the majority of them have been -- >> no. i don't immediate to badger you but if they are democratic ballots we often make the a

seen a more radical ticket that i've never seen a candidate that hides in the basement like this candidadate. >> let me say first of all what an honor it was to have been able to participate by television with just his parents being confirmed by the senate. i thought her speech was frankly the base for an entire college course on the constitution and the separation of powers. i think she will be, there are three or four decades of a dominant force on the court is in her intellect and her personality. this is a great evening for conservatism and a great evening for america. i have to say bob walker, who you know, former congressman from lancaster, called me and said there is a video on a channel in lancaster of biden standing in the street today talking to a couple people. behind him on camera you see people going in and out of the store. they are not paying any attention at all. he doesn't exist. they have no idea who he is. i think that captures the great threat to the biden campaign. this was a campaign which thought as long as people hate trump enough, we'll win so we can hide. the pr

jon: if you're saying there is more blogging and forest management done and candida that these firesey are causing now? >> is a matter if there is material to burn and hot and extended in the seasons are getting longer and temperatures can be elevated but the amount of fuel in the forest, if you manage it they want to be catastrophic, if you don't manage it is exactly what happens. this is not the first time a forest fire has happened, california skilled in the 300 300,000-acre over the last years is devastated communities, health and environment. jon: we remember interior secretary during the paradise fire in california back in 2018. that was a monster. >> a terrible fire it could've crushed we could have 10000 deaths very easily. the areas that were managed, there's a big difference i rode with governor brown and looked at some of the spots that did not get hit and those that were managed, night and day, those that had excessive fuel burn like a match. jon: congressman and former interior secretary ryan zinke, thank you. jon: folks attending mass games nba finals thought this stunt

this as an example of the candida quality we are focusing on.litary. naval academy grad,. to integrate marine. 100 combat missions as a navy seal. sam brown in nevada, and other west point graduate. you're rate, these races are al very types, but the american people are yearning for this kind of solid american warrior leadership that will understand not only the domestic policies, but how important it is for america to rebuild the u.s. military. >> what we see in some of the states is split ticket. you see trump leading and some of the polls, but the democrati senator candidate trumping the republican. we mention pennsylvania and ohio . is seven-point lead he won that by seven or eight points from aydin. but brown leads, i don't know what expense, but there's a pattern out there for a short. >> i think the issue now is we are still in june. as we get closer to the election , as people engage even further in this election cycle, this is about pulling data. they need to know who these candidates are. that's why you see these races tighten up signi

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i am so committed, so excited about his running as a candida candidate. we are all in. we are in this to the end, to the finish. >> laura, this is so pitiful. she had ten people in someone's living room. or as i call it, a place for m mom. >> laura: the sad thing is she dropped off joe in the memory care unit as she wrapped up the event. >> you've got to get voters where you can find them. it's pitiful and it shows you this campaign is really over. >> laura: thank you so much. up next, expose the left's latest attempt to explain away their disaster of an iowa caucus. we are going to bring you a shocking report out of l.a., the homeless crisis there is being fueled by a violent mexican cartel. the state law enabling it all. stay there. that sofa on tv is iexactly what they need. and now, they know it too. that's the power of targeted tv advertising. it's smart. it grabs people's attention. then they come to my store. buy that sofa. and leave happy it's easy, and it's effective. and it's why comcast spotlight is changing its name to effectv. because being effective means

remember, all it started with the united kingdom and yesterday, candida appeared we might get into the idea of what took so long, but they are dotting the proverbial biotech ts and is. there could be another vaccine that could be approved by the same advisory board. that is the moderna drug. the wall street debut for that airbnb, let us tell you right now that it is worth a lot more than some of the biggest hotels in the world. we will get into that. first, what is at stake for the advisory committee deciding the future may be for a cure for the covid-19 virus once and for all. david in silver spring maryland with the very latest. hey, david. >> hey, neil, big day for the united states. the fda advisory board began meeting about 9:00 this morning. 23 people on that board, different vaccine exports and also scientists. they will probably vote in the next couple of hours. after they vote, he goes to the fda career employees. they are the ones that will give the final thumbs-up or thumbs down to give that vaccine to people across the country for emergency use. no question, this would go d

great appeal up things and it's still not clear whether this young man cometh her 9-year-old macron candidahaking. >> how this man would bring in us approximately 12 million voters, clearly have a different view than he does of france. greg palkot, back to you. trends in the spring and director of the marcus center for freedom at the heritage foundation. thank you for joining us. does any of this surprise you? obviously early. >> not a surprise. it is widely anticipated that this macron would be the big during this race. having said that, look says no according to various polls can did is a very significant that of course for marine le pen. elizabeth: certainly scrapes reporting comes out to be accurate, initially we had 12 million votes, that's far from a defeat for her group. >> took a very large boat. if you look at the first-round with the candidates polling in toto actually there's a groundswell of discontent of course with the political establishment in france. they will govern effectively after all he was a politician who has at the moment your seats in the french national assembly.

therthere's a fantastic candidae with us, bernie moreno who have got to know and like very much she'sdresses sort of like a homeless guy. maybe colombo's got the mind of bernie sanders. is a hard core leftists who tries to be a pro union populace. no he is a radical hard-core leftists. at the people of ohio actually knew where he stood, i think they would drop kick him out of office in two seconds but they spent in an enormous amount of money against you. tell us what's going on in ohio. "you are exactly right. sherrod brown has been in elected office for 50 years, his entire life. he graduated from college with a major in russian studies but should not surprise us. the best way to think about who sherrod brown really is he's gavin newsom with a terrible haircut, an awful suit and none of the charm that's who he is he's voted with kamala harris and joe biden almost one 100% of the time. but mark, we are going to beat him because we have the support of the people of ohio. people go to bernie moreno.com. that's who is powering this campaign. mark: tell us a little bit about your backgro

candida is probably a steppingstone to california, which obviously means hollywood. and if that's the case, the queen was drawing a line that had to be drawn. >> meantime meghan's father adding to the drama with his own reaction to all this. >> this is like one of the greatest long living institutions ever. they are destroying it. they are cheapening it. they are making it shabby. they're turning it into a walmart with a crown on it now. >> cell eric, a lot of mixed emotions about everything that is going on here surrounding this story in the last ten days. we don't really know how harry and meghan are feeling themselves at this moment. one tabloid mentioned harry was spotted out on the town tonight dining with a friend. we have not heard from meghan today, but these new plans, this new arrangement is still something of a work in progress. and we understand that it will be reviewed on a regular, perhaps yearly basis. going forward, eric. eric: more on this later in the newscast thank you from london. arthel: meanwhile back here at home president trump's defense team

that add up to put you to victory other than doing better with them, and right now, the onea-(]ç candidaeelling with them is trump. >> senator, the senate is known as a very gentlemanly, gentle womanly environment. a conduct that is respectful, admirable, and that the feeling seems to be, anything but among the republican party these days. and that it would be very, very tough for everyone to get alongt and march out united, assuming donald trump is the nominee, especially when people like marco rubio have called him a con man and mitt romney called him a phony. do you think those guys could rally around donald trump in the end, if indeed he becomes the nominee? >> neil, it is a real serious question. if they unite in a way that's perceived by the people and the new voters for trump as being unfair and illegitimate, then it could create real damage to us. >> so your recommendation, your recommendation to marco rubio, to some of these others who said i could never support him, or i'll sooner vote, as christie todd witness who insaid, for hillary clinton, than donald trump, they should cool

are all these executive actions fulfilling the campaign promises of candida trump or are some largely symbolic? what ever became of the conservative philosophical opposition to governance by executive order. let's bring in our panel. andrew napolitano, katie pavlich, and a.b. stoddar stoddard, dear friends all. we will begin with the noted libertarian on the set and the only person on the set to my knowledge who is on a first-name basis with the president of the united states. >> another story for another time. >> james: are you troubled by the executive orders? >> i'm not troubled by the executive orders i've seen. immigration policy, within the authority. the executive order on obamacare is creative and functional, practical, basically saying to the irs do not collect attacks from people who do not have health care. by the time the taxes owed on april 15th you won't have that authority to collected because they won't have the obligation to have it because obamacare will be different. the short answer is these are consistent with his promises as a candidate trump, the longer answer i

knelt at the convention is wrapped upaignarou, the candidae starting the spreads arounleasde country,ay stop for china, detroit and michigan and will campaign d in wisconsin and pennsylvania all battleground states. >> this fight is no longer between democrats and republicans. this is a fight between communism and freedom. a very serious fight. that is why mil millions of traditional democrats including fdr, democrats, jfk democrats, independents and old-fashioned liberals are joining the movement. >> judge jeanine: meanwhile team kamala is struggling to keep t up with trump's fast campaign launching a post tour in georgia.ir joining us lara trump, cochair of the republican nationals committee.ou all right, you're the presidente saying this isn't about democrats against republicans we see now with jfk jr. and tulsi gabbard's endorsement.e mi how will the former presidenttsa trump use that to change the ocraminds of independent fluoret democrats?th >> this is really not about republicans versus democrats. this is about saving the country at this point, judge. you can feel the weight of

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seen the light and understand that for this republic to be defended we need to make sure that all candida e candidates are vetted. >> sean: always great to have you. thank you so much for being with us. and coming up, will president obama meet with the white house leak investigators? that is a simple question that senator john mccain is now demanding an answer to. we'll have more on the growing controversy, straight ahead, tonight on "hannity." >>> i would like to believe that the justice department will get to the bottom of all this. but after watching senior white house advisor david plouffe's appearance on fox news on sunday, i highly doubt that it will. i was particularly troubled by mr. plouffe's inability or refusal to answer whether the white house will cooperate fully with the investigation and whether president obama would agree to be questioned by investigators as president bush was during the valerie plame case. >> sean: and that was veteran u.s. senator john mccain earlier today voicing his concern over the president's stone walling of the white house leak investigation. make

the attack in candida, which he has not mentioned.t spoken out about white supremacists that have done very similar things that he is trying to blame on the immigrants. >> tucker: why would members of congress -- the charleston nine happened when obama was president. i just want to get to this one question. why would that make democrats mad that he said that? they were mad, they groaned audibly. it was picked up on mike's. why would that annoy them so much? what is wrong with saying that? >> there is nothing wrong with saying that. he totally ignored white nationalists and white supremacists who are attacking people a weekly basis. >> tucker: >> tucker: this is to frustrating. >> you don't want to deal with the truth. >> tucker: the european union is trying to censor the speech of lawmakers, free-speech ending before our eyes? we will talk to a parliament member who will discuss censorship abroad. rtolli. ♪ ♪ ♪ only at&t offers you all your live channels and dvr on your devices. data-free. entertainment. your way. only from at&t. imag

christie has been quiet right now as have a lot of the other republican candida÷es on this particularhere's a lot of fear of, oh goodness, do we really know what the rules are. the benefit and the down sued of having a legacy candidate like hillary clinton is that's there's a lot of material to work with. we saw this with mitt romney. questions about his authenticity questions about financial records and taxes. there's going to be more of this to come. 20 months to go still to the elections. a lot with can happen. >> marjorie points out a lot of things. pieces of the puds l. the puzzle starting to add up here. travel-gate benghazi. it's now this. >> i have been afraid of challenging hillary as a feminist and a democrat. that is indicative of a problem. the problem with dynasties and running the same candidates over and over is that they seek to protect the institution and themselves more than the institution of democracy. part of that process is transparency. she's trying to avoid the freedom of information act that's dangerous. i don't care if everybody else is doing it it's not righ