. >> researcher bill stuart said we should look at firefighting, tv friendly cnn drops, to see if itworth it. >> when things are watch, there'll be an updraft of hot air, it will be hard for light material, retart and or water to get on to put out the flames. >> it's an expensive fight. aerial assaults cost nearly $11 million, more than 10%. $95 million spent on nine week long firefight. stewart says not only are there questions about the effectiveness of the tankers, but a better investment may be made in more and better equipped boots on the ground. >> maintaining fire safety is the number one priority. there's a question of whether when we invest the next 10 million, how much of that will go to aerial suppression, how much will go to fuel management, and ground pressure. >> in the aftermath of the fire, the forest fire spent $134 million on rehabilitation, and trying to clampdown on fuel before the next fire. it estimates it will have to double the figure to restore the vulnerable woodland. bill says his goal is no to ground the firefighters, but make sure resources are available

stuart: charlie gasparino with comrade bill. >> how much that had the guam indians -- is that right? yet another congressional hearing over the targeting scandal. but we ever get anywhere with this? back in a moment. hi my name is tom. i'm raph. my name is anne. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up, because we're here we're here and we've got your back. legalzoom. legal help is here. stuart: whoa, look at this. a big run-up in the price of oil. why is that happening? the supply of it has fallen. we are using a lot more of that, more than moore expect in an up goes the price of oil. that doesn't do much for my pungent gas price does it? the subcommittee on oversight. gerri willis is following this closely. is anything going to happen today that will make a difference in the scandal? >> i think no. this is senators getting up and having their say. ted cruz is leading this. ted cruz was a flat tax. he would like to abolish the irs. you can imagine he's going to be very critical and other senators, grassley

this is butchery yy and the american taxpayer is footing the bill. stuartld we get a chance to ask hillary clinton about this and-- >> stuart it will be the first time you have a chance to ask her anything. she's in hiding because she doesn't want to be asked this question. i don't think that nbc is going to ask her, but there may be a reporter from fox news who ask what is a justified question of her since she has wrapped herself around the institution. what does she have to stay. thank you, brent bozell. >> thank you stuart. >> this is a huge opportunity for hillary clinton. it's a counter intuitive view when she's asked about, they can say this is wrong, i won't stand for it. and this would bring the mainstream torture, is she willing to do it? i doubt it, but we'll see. stuart: check apple, 47.5 million iphones and iphone sales were up big time in china and india, but the stock is down six bucks. shah galani i can't remember what you used to say about it. >> this is an opportunity to buy. this is ridiculous the earnings come out during the day and peopl

bill through. it is politics. stuarty away from planned parenthood and give it to other women's health organizations. that bill is likely to fail because it won't get the 60 votes required to get the debate going in the senate. >> right. stuart: so that bill is not off the table but it will fail. >> it isn't look good. stuart: now you're saying better chance to attach to spending bill which doesn't require 60 votes in senate. only requires majority. and you can't pull it apart, can you. >> if you attach it within the spending bill it becomes one big gigantic bill and showdown begins. that would be this fall. stuart: that would be the way this defunding of planned parent could still happen in different way. >> in a different way. stuart: this fall. >> interesting, john mccain, arizona, he won't have any challengers for his primary. they believe, this is becoming political strategy. whether or not, the morality of the story on one side it will end up being a political story which is something that you and i have talked abo

stuart: bill, thanks for joining us today. we're watching tonight. you make on the sanctuary city issue. >> nice talking to you stuart. stuart: gotcha. sanctuary cities well that is a hot button topic, you know it and congressman trey gowdy got emotional on capitol hill yesterday. watch this. >> when i hear the phrase sanctuary city, as benign-sounding as it is, it may have been a sanctuary for that defendant but it sure as hell was not a sanctuary for a young woman walking with her father! stuart: yeah. trey gowdy, he is our guest, 11:30 this morning, about 20 minutes from now later this hour. trey nowed did i. the new -- gowdy. new nuke deal with iran, dancing in the streets in tehran president obama playing with fire? we talk about the possibility of a nuclear mid-east arms race. >> what a stunning historic mistake. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cas

stuart: consider this development. the billey away from planned parenthood but it gives that same money to other women's health care providers. >> yes. stuart: so the left can not say war on women you're depriving of women a valuable health resource. you can't say that. the money is coming out of planned parenthood, going someplace else. i think that sort of negates the left's argument. >> also too if i'm not mistaken, planned parenthood does other services besides abortions. been a fight how much are abortions versus women's health. cancer screenings. family planning issues. stuart: that could be done by other health care providers who do not do abortion. >> correct me if i'm wrong the federal law they can't use federal money towards abortions. stuart: that's true, but, but they can use the federal money for rent towards the offices where abortions are performed. they can buy foresteps which they crush babies. you can buy that with federal money. that is not funding the abortion itself getting around it. money is fungible. >>

. >> reporter: the cost of keeping stuart alive has taken almost everything. >> bills, bills. i'm depressed. i worry all the time about money. >> reporter: with their insurance maxed out, a foundation picks up the co-pay for stuart's chemo and increasingly stuart feels pressure to choose between their home and stopping treatment. >> we've had the conversation, my wife and i, should i do that? because our choices are lose the house or lose my life. there's no third choice. >> reporter: their dilemma and those of cancer patients nationwide is why today 118 leading cancer specialist say drug companies must lower prices that can top $100,000 a year. >> the card holder saw the drug companies, they put in a price based on what the market can bear. >> reporter: in response, doctors want patients to ban together signing an online petition at change.org to speed up access to generic drugs and let patients import less expensive drugs from other countries. john heads the drug industry trade group pharma. how much responsibility do drug companies bear for the price of cancer drugs? >> you

stuart: that is powerful ad by uber. take that new york mayor bill de blasio.ax, says huge airport come on in uber you can pick up at lax. that is a very big deal for uber in los angeles. however a california judge, we were reporting this yesterday said that uber should be suspended and fined. gerri willis is here. and i want a judgment here. i'm saying you can't stop uber. you can't stop them. you might put a few roadblocks in the way but you can't symptom them. >> look at this ad. stuart: yes. >> it unbelieve i good. millionaire med ya'll i don't know taxi owners. the you are not going to win. caps cars come out 20 is a year. being told, these folks -- 201. new yorkers say it will cost 10,000 jobs? really? legacy of your administration because you want to protect the taxi industry? i don't think he has a heck after chance of winning. stuart: the left should not be reactionary. and they're being reactionary. gerri stay with us. google it is going to go up big time. in fact i can't remember a gain like this for a company of this size ever before. and you are go

stuart: bill gates has done a great deal of work in africa combating malaria.r this? >> he is. i know the answer. see, i know the answer of every question -- [laughter] the bill and melinda gates foundation is involved in the development of this vaccine. they partly funded it. stuart: okay. maybe they'll partly fund the distribution of the vaccine and the inoculations throughout africa, maybe? >> i think for sure and i think this is a big deal for gsk. >> just one quick question, because i have high cholesterol, so i'm intrigued by the injection. you said every couple of days? >> do you have malaria too? >> no, i don't. but do you have to do the injection? >> that's the problem with it you have to learn how to inject yourself. >> every few days. >> it's every few -- >> i pop a pill every day -- >> lipitor. >> yes, but i don't know -- >> here's the thing about this, it works better than statins. you add this on. >> okay. >> and it's regeneron and what's the same of the other -- >> salafi. >> and also amgen is making almost an identical version. stuart: marc, tha

stuart: is he going to do a ross perot and bill clinton-- >> if he thinks he can make money. in "the washington post" poll 24%. when it was taken, they started on thursday before his comments about john mccain. at the end of the polling period they were seeing a marked decline in support for donald trump. that's why i say he peaked on friday and decline started on saturday and i think he's in decline as we speak. >> he'll continue to get, as i pointed out yesterday, between 10 and 15% of the vote. stuart: okay. >> that will get him on the stage. stuart: i think that's enough with presidential politics for now. >> that's enough for president trump. stuart: we've gone uber. they want to debate new york city mayor bill deblasio, but deblasio says he will not do it. liz. >> deblasio wants to cap the number of uber cars in the city. it's a funky formula, something like 20,000 uber drivers, 13,000 or so yellow cabs. the yellow cab industry gives money to deblasio. and uber is fighting back. deblasio, your wait time will be 25 minutes for a uber car now because of deblasio. they're

the bill is expected to go through parliament and be passed in 2-3 days. stuartthe chant is "we are racist and that is the way we like it," as they pushed a black man off of paris metro in february. the video was broadcast, as i'm sure you will remember, all over the world. chelsea football fans -- four chelsea football fans have been banned. here is oliver farry. oliver: football still has a problem with racism, said the judge, as he handed down 3-5-year bans from matches to 4 chelsea fans found guilty of abuse. five-year bands were given to joshua parsons, william simpson and also richard barkley, a former northern ireland police officer and out human rights activist. a fourth man was banned from matches for three years. the men had prevented the man from boarding the train and then chanted at him. oliver: the defendants denied being racist, but this man has no doubt. >> people know what they did. that is all. we are not in the jungle. we are in a country. we have rights. oliver: chelsea football club condemned the incident and invited the man to visit although

o'reilly is successful as what he does but that he rises to the level of intellect bill buckley pushing it, john stuart is a comedian and very effective than the one. don't mean to criticize these people but they are rewarded in different ways than our mailer and buckley were rewarded. >> speaking of crossing lines mr. buckley played a key role in the stifling of the john birch movement and the republican party would perhaps be better off if there was somebody to speak and fill that vacuum. can you speak to that? >> one of the things buckley was central in doing, why he is such an important figure in american history is he in the 1915s not singlehandedly but the key player who took sort of various strands of conservative thought sort of traditionalist idea that we need to follow the rules scrupulously libertarian ideas, harsh cold warriors and braided them together into a winnow know of as the republican party in some ways and part of the reason he was so successful at doing that was because he did excommunicate the most ideological pure voices got rid of ayn rand, didn't get rid of her but excised her

but bill o'reilly is very successful and john stuart is a comedian purport don't mean to criticize buthere reworded in different ways than how buckley was rewarded. >> mr. buckley played a key role in the republican party would perhaps be better off if they could fill the vacuum. could you speak to that. >> wife he is such an important figure is in the 1950's not single-handedly but a key player who took the very strands of conservative thought of vague traditional libertarian idea that is known as the republican party part of the reason is he did excommunicate the pure voices like i rand he excised her like the john birch society and even chastise the pope to curtail the ugly part of conservative even to get rid of stepped on -- images of. and that was the conservative party but if you look today something along those lines would be the front to be given a smaller part or a voice of the conservative party. in the one the republicans to win. >> but of the anthology to my political literature what would you submit as an excerpt or a transcript that is the most representative of a confli

stuart: how would you rate hillary clinton. >> i would say bill clinton is the best i've ever seen. velop her own spontaneous style. at the end of the campaign, she appeared to, but this being the peekaboo defense stuart, i don't think it works for her. i would urge her to use a different approach for the reason ashley's question against it . stuart: if she is a nominee does she win? >> i think she's got at least a 50% chance of winning because with all the candidates having negative ratings, she will be in good company. >> are you being called upon to advise her? >> i will be called upon to come back to this show. i don't expect this phone to ring from hillary clinton . stuart: thank you. finally got it out. thank you very much, sir. >> always . stuart: president obama took a few minutes to address the iranian nuclear deal during a press conference in ethiopia this mork. listen to this. >> i have not yet heard a factual argument on the other side that holds up to scrutiny. there's a reason why 99% of the world think so this is a good deal. because it's a good deal . stuart: that's w

bill go? would it flat-out end all federal funding to any sanctuary city? >> thanks, stuart. te you having me on the show. yesterday the house appropriations committee took up the department of homeland security appropriations bill. i offered an amendment to cut state and local grants that come from washington, d.c. to cities that are determined to be sanctuary cities under the act that we put forward. so this wouldn't involve the entire budget. we do have legislation that i am co-sponsoring to cut off funding in a number of different areas to these sanctuary cities. we can't force a sheriff to pick up the phone and call somebody necessarily. but we don't have to have american taxpayers supporting these sanctuary cities that refuse to cooperate with immigration officials and are requesting to have someone deported. >> let's go right at it and not beat about the bush here. the sanctuary city issue is all about the hispanic vote isn't it? and you run the risk if you go against sanctuary cities of alienating the hispanic vote and that could be a political problem, correct? >> i t

staff from the banking committees house and senate on five years, advisory of the dodd-frank bill i missed jon stuartgive me. >> i am glad you were celebrating i want to talk about that now a number of businesspeople have come on this program senator, and basically said part of the reason that we are sitting on cash, part of the reason we are not hiring new people is because we are sitting on all of this cash because we are trying to figure out the regulatory environment has become tougher and more he onerous for business is this standing in the way of zproeth sir. >> not at all, i mean look, we didn't like 10 commandments here, crunch views bern benkie terminology prekauously close to meltdown in this kwun and elsewhere around the world, issue and fall of 2008, and just to tarp legacy may be most unpopular piece perfect legislation in my career in congress i believe one of the most important things we did to stabilize financial institutions in fact country paid back substantially as a result of that investment we couldn't leave architecture for financial services condition it was in with bill we've

stuart: you're pounding the table on this. you want to defund it flat-out. >> they're breaking the law, selling fetal body parts and doing partial birth abortions which is a billored and got through. they're breaking the law and someone who is breaking the law should not receive federal funds to do so. stuart: if you're building your campaign around this social issues i'll put it like that. if you're building around that you're pulling the campaign away from the other issue, which is the economy and growth. can you win-- >> i'm not pulling my campaign around it, but we've got a video out there that's getting huge attention and we can't ignore it. i mean the reality is that this shows the extremism of what's happening. the dehumanization that is occurring, that people on both sides of the abortion issue, frankly are very disturbed about and we can't just sit on the sidelines and say, well because the politics are a little dicey, we need to walk away from this. that's what my colleagues are doing and i'm just saying that that is cowardice and we need to stand up for the law and stop funding people who break the low. stuart: i've known you for years. this is the

clinton, not even her husband bill in the new poll she would beat him and a head to head constant blood dash contest if he could run for a third term. george clooney and john stuart rochelle obama do not stand a chance. is it fair to say that he does not beat his wife? >> what? go. i want to talk about the poll this is like the great in "new york post" headline ever when i turner died. i take he would. kennedy: if there was not a theoretical basket dumb question you get a dumb answer be he is charismatic. kennedy: i think i am employed for this reason because everybody love is the '90s. [laughter] should we amend the constitution? >> no. what this shows is to be a voter in this day and age you have to say in all along i don't hear anything because this support has not been shifted. kennedy: she is an incredible candidates. >> i am shocked i think people i sell much nostalgia and sell many people want him to survey a third term he may but democrats look at us sheet -- lucky she is inevitable. >> you know, that it entered liability waiver goes to a page and a half of but 16 so princess single honors freddie grey it was released this week and also includes the of al

clinton not even her husband bill in the new poll she would beat him and a head to head constant blood dash contest if he could run for a third term. george clooney and john stuartstand a chance. is it fair to say that he does not beat his wife? >> what? go. i want to talk about the poll this is like the great in "new york post" headline ever when i turner died. i take he would. kennedy: if there was not a theoretical basket dumb question you get a dumb answer be he is charismatic. kennedy: i think i am employed for this reason because everybody love is the '90s. [laughter] should we amend the constitution? >> no. what this shows is to be a voter in this day and age you have to say in all along i don't hear anything because this support has not been shifted. kennedy: she is an incredible candidates. >> i am shocked i think people i sell much nostalgia and sell many people want him to survey a third term he may but democrats look at us sheet -- lucky she is inevitable. >> you know, that it entered liability waiver goes to a page and a half of but 16 so princess single honors freddie grey it was released this week and also includes the of all the eric take all gun

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bill. while i'm here, mr. president, i would like to introduce your friends of mine. stuart jones, county councilman from orange county. a good man with a pure heart. and what of my nearest and dearest friends. jim yates. i don't want to embarrass him but the last time he was in the chamber, he was seated directly overhead, and the si senator from clairendon and the senator from manning sitting in his desk right here and his camera, sergeant jim, you'll probably remember that the camera hit the top rail and it sprung into a million pieces here on the floor. that was my first day in the chambers. jim, i love you and appreciate you being here. also, my near and dear wife who is kim and caroline. please stand. a month ago my oldest daughter was here, and they're here so infrequently and i appreciate you indulging me in this introduction and kim's text message, please thank you both for joining us here today. i know that it is sometimes hard on all our families to see us so infrequently, so as caroline, as you head off to college many i can get reacquainted with your mama when s

stuart: but there's one lasting thing which may -- a good thing which may come out of this. i believe you're sponsoring a billllow the rearming with guns, real guns, our soldiers in uniform on their bases in america. you started that, i believe. >> right. i think a lot of people are shocked to learn they couldn't, but a department of defense directive in '92 disallowed the use of our military men and women arming themselves at recruiting stations and other installations. and so what we're going to do the this legislation today will help reverse that decision and hopefully codify it so it's there to stay. and it's gotten a lot of momentum. you're covering it on the show friday was a great help and we've had calls from all around the country and other members to move on this and let these people protect themselves and have a fighting chance. stuart: i have to ask you, congressman if you've got much democrat support for this. >> actually, we have. we've had people reach out and say this is just something that just makes sense. and we have support coming from across the aisle too, so i hope this moves quickly. >>

bills within the next -- well let's see. eight days. not going to be easy. no guarantee. now, having said that, more countries within the eu, stuartg their own governments have to pass this, so that would include of course greece, and we have germany, we have finland portugal, all those governments have to sign off and each passing day there's a twist and a turn, and someone wants to put a fly in the ointment. >> thanks very much. it is not a done deal at this point. and staying on greece to bring in mike, it is the question which everybody is asking. is america looking more and more like greece? what douse? >> well, we should keep in mind there are some big differences between the and did you say greece. we're a much bigger economy. most of on you debt is internally held while foreigners hold the greek ket. and we control our own occurrence, which the greeks do not. they're in the european central bank. with that said, the basic causes of the greek crisis, over spending, huge pension obligations in the future that can't be delivered on. a regulatory climate that stifles economic growth and business. those things are things that w