senate are senator laura murphy, senator tom rooney, senator dale fowler. >> will the committee of escort please convene at the rear of the chamber and await the governor. >> the doorkeeper is recognized for an announcement. >> mr. speaker, the governor of the state of illinois, bruce rauner and his party wish to be admitted to this chamber. >> mr. doorkeeper, please admit the governor.

nate fowler answers back. we're all tied up at 66. so we go to overtime. bulldogs hustling in the extra session. check out the big man. andrew gets in great position, gets down on the floor. then on the other end it's nate fowler again on the offensive rebound. and that's your ball game. georgetown falls to 0-4 in the big east first time in school history falling to butler 85-76. >> we got to fight. we have to fight. we have to fight. it's as simple as that. it's no magic dust that can be sprinkled. we just have to come and fight. >> did you feel like you guys fought for the most part today? >> i think so. i mean, yes, i do. we just have to do it a little smarter and a little harder. >> maryland men's team in michigan, firso pick this up in the second half. nikkins 12 points off the bench and this three has maryland up four coming down the stretch. michigan hanging around. that's c.j. wilson. and he pulls the wolverines back to within two. so it's a close game late. it's a big shot for the freshman, anthony cowen, puts the terps up by seven. under three to

last year's winner rickie fowler made a slow start to his title defence with a level par round of 72,al for three months as phenomenal. he had operations for esports hernia —— esports hernia. he said his game is rusty, but his body feels good. the former world number one is four shots behind the leader. he had a round of i; " at 14th. shot ‘ of 1ath. on shot ‘ of 14th. on aggshot- if if eee ee’eeee'ee'eje-eee eee ee eee . eee ee’eee‘eee‘eje‘eee eee ee ee . to eee ee’eeeeee‘eje‘eee eee ee ee . to pla_ that eee ee’eeeeeeejeeee eee ee ee . to pla_ that he % 3? 722 2227 but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. wherever we have had clear skies over the past few days, my word, the temperatures have really dropped away. you certainly know it's january. there have been clear skies around here. you can see this picture during the course of thursday. we have had a great zone through the heart of the british isles where it has been a murky affair with leaden skies. come further south, this is where we have had the best chance of sunshine. that's the temperature profile a

brian fowler joining us from tokyo.o discuss this and more, head of asia-pacific economic analysis at citigroup. thank you for coming in. we have to dissect this. i still remember living in japan a few years back and the tpp was huge. they had to lobby so badly to get everybody on board with this deal. how big of a losses this for japan? youenerally of course when put some much effort, there are a lot of reforms in bedded in this. that is a big loss. at this point, there is nothing much japan can do. that'su.s. pulls out, two thirds the size of nominal gdp, so without the u.s., it becomes less economically significant. that is why people are focusing on regional trade deals, and one of them is rcep. nowy: a huge talking point that the tpp seems technically debt, so how much of a benefit is this for this deal? could it mean even a more comprehensive deal? we know this does not compare to the tpp. for the tpp,rds labor standards, intellectual property, agricultural subsidies , which is why it took so long to get ratified.

miss oliver and corrie's mother have been speaking to susie fowler—watt at bbc look east.arted off seeing each other and it was quite casual. we were both seeing other people at the time. and then we went on to have conversations whereby we thought it was getting serious, and what we were going to do and what plans we had. we know that he disappeared at the end of september, how recently had you seen him before then? i had seen him near enough the same week that he went missing. so... i think apart from the raf boys, i was one of the last people to see him, which is quite hard. but when he went missing, you happened to be abroad with your family. when did you hear that he was missing? i had only been there a few days when i got a call from the raf boys asking if i had seen him or heard from him on the monday, i think it was. that's when i knew that he was obviously missing and i quickly got the plane home. how long after that did you then discover that you were pregnant? a couple of weeks after i came back, after going through police interviews and, unfortunately, i've had

joining me now, dana loesch, host of "dana," and richard fowler.ave both of you with us tonight. you look at those numbers and you think of with the people who have been affected by them, and cities like san antonio and chicago and memphis, where they are in many neighborhoods, living in a perilous situation and are afraid to go out at night, richard. what is wrong with recognizing the pain that those people are feeling? >> i don't think there is anything wrong with recognizing the pain. i think the drop of inaugural dresses, which we have seen in the past, is to inspire americans to do more. george w. bush did in his speech, ronald reagan, the idea that we are aspiring to be this great nation. i think where donald trump missed the mark on his speech, that it was overall a good campaign speech, but it missed the mark when it comes to defining what makes america great again as. when you think about the word carnage, it means the killing of mass people, i don't really know if carnage is the right vocabulary word i would use if i were the donald. >> m

fowler is there with the putback. 76, fallingloses 85- to 0-4 in the big east. tech, hanging around, down 55-47. fsu's defense was too tough. seminoles on the move, finishing strong full stop florida state wins 73-78. the maryland women hosting northwestern. disney and win, 15 improving to-1 on the season. afc wild-card matchup between the texans and raiders. everybody was went to see how connor coke would do. the answer, not so good. brock asked weiler with the past, touchdown. texans up. now the play fake, keeper, one yard score. 4, advancing to the divisional round of the playoffs. james madison-youngstown state. the dukes off to a good start. davis in the corner of the end zone. initially ruled out of bounds, but he got foot down. james madison wins the that is their second title in program history. and the nfc wild-card game, the seahawks beat the lions 26-6. that was the final. kimberly: the jmu championship game looked like it was a sunny location. robert: yes, very warm. kimberly: the show is over at with sleep number, there's an adjustment for that. jus

richard fowler will be here on match. >> i felt that, in light of all the circumstances, that commutinger sentence was entirely appropriate. why do some cash back cards make earning bonus cash back so complicated? they limit where you can earn bonus cash back to a few places... ...and those places keep changing every few months. the quicksilver card from capital one doesn't do any of that. with quicksilver you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. leave complicated behind. what's in your wallet? ♪ >> martha: developing tonight, we are learning more about the designated terrorist or will soon be a free man, thanks to president obama's decision to shorten his prison sentence. oscar lopez rivera is a former leader of puerto rican nationalist group known as the faln, responsible for more than 140 bombings on u.s. soil in the 1970s and 1980s. tonight, lopez's controversial past is coming into question for bread for more on that, we go to trace gallagher. >> hi, martha. oscar lopez rivera is a puerto rican nationalist to move to chicago when he was 14 and later became c

fowler, it is a p.r. problem. it was a p.r. problem when he called isis the jvp?terror, san bernardino, orlando, those are just p.r. problems. >> i think what the president is saying there is, he has never been involved in a scandal. how i would defined a scandal is an impeachment like bill clinton or iran contra like reagan or the vice president chief of staff going to jail for releasing the identity of a cia covert operative as in what what george bush did. >> eric: or a dealing that gets exposed. secret dealing, not people dying, americans. ric grenell? >> i think americans are rightfully pleased that they don't have a party leader that has a personal scandal because we've had too many clintons in the democratic party. but from a policy scandal, from a government scandal, from a mismanagement scandal, there a e plenty.ag let me just read you some that r wrote down in the green room just in a manner of seconds. obamacare, irs targeting, syria redline, benghazi lies, hillary's personal server, bowe bergdahl, sanctuary cities, management scandals of the president.

. >> chuck fowler says that the idea of knocking down the taxation building and moving 1,000 workers farther away from the business district is a nightmare. >> people on the fringe may not walk three blocks for lunch and they may get in their car and go elsewhere. >> the convenience of being down here, that is the business they get. state workers. >> on a nice day i'll walk but i won't walk that far. >> concerned about what is happening and getting them to reconsider the plan. a group of business owners are creating a group. and it won't spur development it will cripple the business district. >> you can't put people on the fringes near their cars and think they will thrive. >> a public meeting is planned for january 19th at the friends meeting house. i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >>> the owner of the former revel property says that red tape from casino operators are keeping him from opening the shuttered casino. glen straub has renamed the property 10 casino resort. he hopes to open the restaurant and hotel and showrooms on february 20th and the state commission insists

richard fowler will be here on match. >> i felt that, in light of all the circumstances, that commutinger sentence was entirely appropriate. audi pilotless vehicles have conquered highways, mountains, and racetracks. and now much of that same advanced technology is found in the audi a4. with one notable difference... ♪ the highly advanced audi a4, with available traffic jam assist. ♪ ♪ >> martha: developing tonight, we are learning more about the designated terrorist or will soon be a free man, thanks to president obama's decision to shorten his prison sentence. oscar lopez rivera is a former leader of puerto rican nationalist group known as the faln, responsible for more than 140 bombings on u.s. soil in the 1970s and 1980s. tonight, lopez's controversial past is coming into question for bread for more on that, we go to trace gallagher. >> hi, martha. oscar lopez rivera is a puerto rican nationalist to move to chicago when he was 14 and later became convinced that puerto rico was a u.s. colony. he then became a leader of faln, a spanish acronym that translates to armed forces of nation

of four tonight, guy benson is a fox news contributor, chris stirewalt is fox news editor, richard fowler, and senior fellow at rachel campos-duffy is a fox news contributor. good to have you all here. >> happy new year. >> let's go back to the escalator ride because wow. everybody said this was a joke. this was no way this was going to happen. this was where it all began. >> it is where it began, and it was also the first episode of a dynamic that would eventually lead to trump's victory because it's the underestimation, it's the attack, it's the rejection that hardened his support. what donald trump and we saw that candidates there, failed candidates they are, what he did, what other people could not do was he gathered intense support around him. he said it was only a third. you know what, if you have a firm at one-third of the electorate and you are dividing it 16 with, guess what, that is pretty good. >> we were reminded how many special moments there were during the primary season. >> very special. >> [laughter] >> the audience didn't have the luxury of hearing your giggles throughou

three, nate fowler ties the game. a huge triple from the top of the key. and regulation. a chance to win, they settle for a jumper. lj peak. not the greatest shot. we are headed to overtime. tied 17-8. georgetown, 0-4. in conference play for the first time. since 1988 and 1999. not parting there. mel o trimble faking on michigan. good game for demonte dodd. plus one, 15 points for dodd. terps are in control. michigan trying to keep it close. melo to jerod in the corner. as for melo, relatively quiet game for him. but he does it a couple of big threes late. and maryland wins on the road in big 10 play. 77-70. >>> bob huggens and west virginia hosting tcu. second half mount near ins transition. javaughn carter. three names, three points. mount nears, 82-70. >>> number three maryland women hosting north western. they play despit terps off to a hot start. rianna jones is there for the putback. 15 for jones. maryland is just cruising along. walker-kimbra with three of her 1518. okay, one more game in college football. that's right. there is still one more game decided on monda

i can tell you it is up to the speaker of both the house of lords and the house of commons, lord fowlerrcow, to decide whether he gets the honour, which has been accorded to the pope, nelson mandela, the queen and on numerous occasions. and the american president. otherwise they go to the golden room at the back of the lords which is a beautiful room but a lot more low— key. which is a beautiful room but a lot more low-key. but it's tucked away at the back. if he comes in summer injune it is lovely and warm in westminster hall as opposed to tonight, it could be accorded to him but it will be a democratic issue and that is why the feeling of the house, there will be a debate on whether trump can come here on the back of this 1.5 million strong and rising petition. so it is not in the bag yet and sean curran is right to say that because it is not sorted out for stock so that decision would have nothing to do with theresa may? nothing to do with the government? no, the queen rumsby palace of westminster so essentially it is the palace, the queen says what happens there but the invitation i

. >> the appointments from the senate are senator laura murphy, senator tom rooney, senator dale fowler. >> will the committee of escort please convene at the rear of the chamber and await the governor. >> the doorkeeper is recognized for an announcement. >> mr. speaker, the governor of the state of illinois, bruce rauner and his party wish to be admitted to this chamber. >> mr. doorkeeper, please admit the governor. [ applause ] ♪ [ applause ] >> thank you very, very much. welcome to our guests in the gallery and welcome to our members of the media. thank you for joining us today. and good afternoon to everyone here. it is an honor to be with you. president cullorton, speaker madigan, leader redono, leader dirken, lieutenant governor sanguinetti, attorney general madigan, secretary white, comptroller mendoza, treasurer ferricks and all of you, members of the general assembly, ladies and gentlemen, it is an honor to stand with you today, to discuss the state of our state. despite the problems and uncertainties we face, i am deeply optimistic about the future of our beloved illinois. we

heisters as the crusty shop owner and germaine fowler plays his enterprising new employee. >> this is doughnut museum. >> people watch these shows because they love the characters. if you have -- you are a winner if you have a characters they can love. >> you can catch the preview thursday night after the big bang theory. cbs news los angeles. >>> also trending this morning, members of the muslim youth association in pittsburgh took to the streets over the weekend in the midst of recent events to reach out to the public inviting people to walk up to them and simply having a conversation. the dialogue is meant to take away any fear, stress or anger that may be directed toward muslims there are 70 chapters of the group in the u.s., serving more than 3,000 men and boys aged 7 to 40. >>> 4:25 a.m. still alert especially if you are a parent. >> why pediatricians are recommending new guidelines for screening your kids where does it come from? the drive to be the first female official in the nfl. it starts inside. that's why every cup of activia yogurt is made with billions of our exclusive

made fowler tie it up. 66 apiece. the huge three from the top of the key. this game would go to overtime. unfortunately, all butler in ot. hoyas get outscored 17-8. out of the conference for the first time since the late 90s. >>> demonte dodd. gets the 15 points for dodd. second half, michigan trying to keep it close. nickens in the corner. three of his 12 points. and how about melo, the junior who came back from this reason. a big shot late. this one, a big three. maryland wins ton road 77-70. >>> huggens and west virginia hosting tcu. mountaineers in transition. javaughn carder with amad, the dunk. dexter miles jr. in the corner. he had 22. mountaineers roll 82-70. >>> george mason taking on saint bonaventure. they bonny with this one. 82-72. >>> number three maryland women hosting north western this afternoon. terps off to a very hot start as kristin misses, but briana jones is there for the rebound. putting back fourth quarter. marilyn a walk in the park, terps win this one big. 96-65. >>> james madison football here at the start of the season. they had

julian fowler caught up constituency. julian fowler caught up with her there.no intention of stepping down. will you be accepting sinn fein's terms of reference for an inquiry? will you be standing aside? well, she has given another response today. she tried some humour on social media. social media in northern ireland has gone pretty wild about this this afternoon. she has posted on her facebook page a photograph of a guinea pig wearing heart—shaped pink glasses and the caption says, can't see all the haters when i've got my love glasses on. i suppose that is a light—hearted way of arlene foster saying she is not letting her critics get to her and she is going to get on with the job. where is this going? ultimately, it comes down to the fact that sinn fein want arlene foster to leave the office, and if she doesn't, when the assembly comes back, monday week, sinn fein are planning on putting forward a motion saying that she should step aside as first minister. if it is not resolved then, sinn fein will have a decision to make. will they, having expressed this w

i to the andrew sullivan and chris fowler, just to name a few folks.ests lined up and find us on itunes and the apple podcast app, the purple thing. just mash it on your phone. coming up, and the game the new york post seems to be playing saying it' again, >>> back now with "endgame." everyone is wondering what is hilldo? well, our friends at "the new york post post" has an idea, new york city needs hillary clinton to run for mayor. it seems unlikely, but the idea has been floating around for several days and so far these not rejecting it. for what it's worth, we'd love to see you run for mayor. new york needs you. the new york post loving hillary clinton. >> the new york post hates bill de blasio and no love loss there, they're stirring the pot and no comment and she's coming for the first time backto could be a trial balloon. no one is saying it nerrible id >> the only reason the clintons haven't put it down yet is they're having a little fun with de blasio who took forever to endorse her and it's a little political needling. >> does new york city ne

richard fowler joins me. and he's a fox news contributor. welcome back. great to see you. lots to get into. republicans are scrambling to couple with a replace many for obamacare. rand paul entered the from cass with his own plan to reshape the healthcare plan. it would encourage to people to pool resources outside of the government and through employers and churches, trade association or alumnae groups. paul would let insurers compete against state lines. letting the free market drive down prices. there is a lot of good news for people who have been following obamacare over the years. last night on the show we talked about obamacare light and keeping the big tenets of the aca. rand paul does away with those. there is no more individual mandate as there is with the other republican plan than is no provision for preexisting conditions. how do you like this plan? >> i love loosening up the restrictions on interstate trade and commerce so people pooling their resources together. i don't like the sunsetting of people being denied on conditions of preexisting conditions. kenned

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let me ask richard fowler. >> you make it sound so ominous.kennedy: as a lover of liberty i don't have much to look back on and cheer about and i don't know what i have to look forward to. but i'm not so concerned about president-elect trump as i am about how the president is going to sum up his time in office. more importantly, i remember -- this is something i shared on the air many times. i remember president reagan's farewell address and i remember feeling pride in my president and the country. and i was very sentiment at that night. how can president obama give young people in this country who feel they don't have a lot to look forward to, something to smile about. >> obviously there is a lot of grob growth under president obama. -- job growth under president obama. he's a great ortore -- he's a gt orator. i think he will lay out a vision of what we can be if america chooses to work together. just like those raw cans who wanted barack obama to fail, i think they were wrong as well. this president is going to bring this country together. a

negroes were being dragged in front of tv is a exploit for donald trump's before joining me is richard fowlerauthor of pawn job.ee jumping back to what we saw earlier, is donald trump a legitimate president. >> i think he is a legitimate president. >> thank you.. stop while you are ahead. >> he won the electoral college. >> yea. >> to the previous question about darrell's got who blocked me on twitter. >> did you block me on twitter?d >> he hate tweeted me, i hate tweeted back. jesse: i don't even know what that means but you do have them setting up a line in the same thing if you are black and you associate with trump, you are mediocre. what is that all about. >> the last time i looked, i'm not a mediocre negro at all, but what's interesting about the comment, he had no problem with hillary. he said trump was using steve harvey and using blacks for photo ops but he had no problem when hillary was using blacks like beyoncÉ and jay-z and hot sauce at the end of her campaign before you are rolling your eyes over there. >> is a not true? when is the last time you saw hillary with so many black p

. >> megyn: joining me dana loesch and richard fowler. great to see you both., let me start with you. they get some fund. they say the funds don't go for abortion services. that's where the objection lies. do deprive them of money for anything and everything? is it you could no longer get contraception with the help of federal money? >> well, here's what happened. when they banned the funds, i read the law before i came. it would stop medicaid from playing planned parenthood for family planning and breast cancer and pap smears and std testing. that's funded by the federal comfortable. planned parenthood is not allowed to use federal money for abortions. there are 15 states that do. >> megyn: the argument is that money is spongeable. >> it's not spongeable. they would have to bill the federal government or medicaid. once you close down those clinics. in texas if you defund planned parenthood 20% of women in texas will be without the health services they need to survive. i think this is about women's health. >> yes, that's not accurate. the hyde amendment there i

siegfried, a friend of "the fox report," he has been here many times and a first tim timer richard fowler,o you, evane, a tough day for president in tere terms of the r hisheshed on friday. what is your reaction? >> i agree with many in the congress, we need too have this be a more deliberatelyshe issued order, at no point does it say muslims are specifically banned from u.s., it reduces the number of refugees we take in every year from syria, in 2016, president obama took in 13,000, before that 300, year before that in 50s, right down to 13 in 2011. we need to get our facts straight on that, with this imgrowth order, president of u.s. is right to focus on border security but he should have been more deliberate about it. we have uninten unin-- armed th. the secretary of homeland security and secretary of state are empowered to waive the president's ban because of extendiating circumstances. harris: secretary of state, said that you know, just with regard to implementing this there are way to protect people who should rightfully be allowed in because they are citizens. or have a connection

thanks to both of you, rich around fowler and tony, we'll see you next time. huddle on capitol hill as top intelligence officials talk about russia's role in hacking related stuff with our election. we'll keep an eye on any possible developments. speaking of russia should we expand our nuclear capabilities to contain moscow? we'll look at what that could look like under the trump administration. >> heather: welcome back. intelligence officials about to provide classified bipartisan briefing for the entire u.s. senate describing russian involvement in the election. director of the cia, f.b.i., nsa and national intelligence will present interagency report on russia's attempts to interfere with the 2016 election. that briefing is expected to get under way in just a few minutes. they'll dot same thing tomorrow for the entire house of representatives. the president-elect is taking a tougher tone regarding russia. mr. trump implying that he's more capable of being tough on vladimir putin than hillary clinton could be. he said this during his news conference. this as

we are joined now by richard fowler.hank you for joining us. >> good to be here, tucker. >> it was interesting at the new york time, this week and hate feature, had no mention of the story. why would that be? >> i don't know. i think that this story -- >> tucker: why did "the washington post." >> i will say this. i think this is a crime. i'm happy that the new cook county prosecutor charged these people with this. it is wrong. i think what we need to focus on, whether it is black or white or or straight, making sure that we have hate crime laws like this throughout the country, that protect people like this individual that was brutalized by those four maniacs. to be when i don't believe in hate crimes laws. i don't think we should prosecute people based on their thoughts. >> you don't think is a hate crime? >> tucker: i think hate is involved, i'm merely saying it is a separate category. i'm also opposed to lying and downplaying something that is obvious. it is clear that this man's race and political position played a r

joining us now to talk about the prospect he faces, the chairman of gopac, and donnie fowler, who servede clinton administration as liaison to congress. welcome gentlemen. donnie, do you expect democrats will try to derail ryan zinke's nomination? >> well, ryan zinke is being introduced by the democratic senator from montana, his home state, jon tester. so i don't think that ryan zinke will have as much trouble as many of the other trump nominees going through the senate. >> jon: david, would republicans give him any time of trouble? republicans have been openly skeptical of some of the other nominees, we will get to that in may. >> there will be questions at some of the western state senators have about control over federal land and what role states should have in that. but few agencies will benefit more from the under new management banner than the interior department. the talk to states who have much better forestry and land management bureaus than federal government, and they say the biggest challenges the federal government. congressman zinke has made it very clear he wants to talk

into this with a former vice chair of diversity outreach for donald trump's campaign and richard fowleror fellow with the new leaders council and fox news contributor. let me start with you, good to have both of you here tonight. >> god bless america. >> martha: thank you very much. >> what do you say to the members of congress who say, donald trump has denigrated mexicans, he has gone after minorities, he wants to kick people out of the country, and they don't agree with that. they will sit home. >> what i would say to those people is donald trump got black votes, he got hispanic votes, he got white votes, he got boats across the spectrum. there were many people, american citizens, who agreed that there was a problem in the nation. that is why donald trump was voted into office, because there was a lot of hope and change rhetoric that was spoken that never came to fruition. what i will say about those who shouldn't be in the country, we have had a problem where people who are here illegally are getting treated better than american citizens, veterans, people who need help in our own nat

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richard fowler radio talk show host. matt, reports were that department of homeland security was blindsided by this executive order. but you just heard from sean spicer who said multiple occasions the department of homeland security and secretary kelly were briefed. they saw the language. staffers made edits. this went through a very extensive staffing process, he said. >> yeah. i think that it's clear that the secretary was aware of it. sometimes on these orders, there's a larger interagency staffing process that can take awhile. i think what president trump and his senior advisers felt if they went too deep into the bureaucracy with this executive order language, that it would immediately get leaked in an attempt to stop it. when you have an acting attorney general who clearly would have been somebody who would try to stop it. you can see what she tried to do by not enforcing it. you can't blame them for wanting to be discrete. >> i just shared with you the white house response and what sean spicer said. richard, we ju

at the the white house john fowler -- -- at the white house joel waldman fox news. >>> novato shows iteally does take a village to help homeless families. tonight it's home sweet home as a brand new facility opens. >>> new at 10:00 a turning point for marin county tonight for five families out of homelessness moving into their own apartments. in fact this is their first night in many places. debora villalon is in novato to explain how the village came to be. debora? >> reporter: frank, it's a brand new building. 14 apartments for families with children. and tonight they are getting their first taste of their new life. making dinner is one of the things shaquille byrd missed for two years moving amongst friends and relatives, hotels and shelters. with two daughters, it's been tough. >> it's exciting to think you need to go into your room and go and play with your toys. >> reporter: now the family is unpacking in a two-bedroom two- bath unit. rent $775 a month. affordable for this coach and college student. >> without this we didn't know where we were going honestly. we stayed in the she

i talk to the andrew sullivan and chris fowler, just to name a few folks.eresting guests lined up and find us on itunes and the apple podcast app, the purple thing. just mash it on your phone. coming up, and the game the new york post seems to be playing saying it's time for her to run again, for mayor. we'll be right back. >>> coming up "meet the press" every body is different, but everybody gets dry skin. feel moisturized without feeling your moisturizer with lubriderm. absorbs in seconds. moisturizes for hours. lubriderm. every body care. ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works... ...in one week. with the... fastest retinol formula. ...to visibly reduce wrinkles. neutrogena®. >>> back now with "endgame." everyone is wondering what is hilldo? well, our friends at "the new york post post" has an idea, new york city needs hillary clinton to run for mayor. it seems unlikely, but the idea has been floating around for several days and so far these not rejecting it. for what it's worth, we'd love

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let's bring in richard fowler, fox news contributor and radio talk show host, and republican strategistongressional candidate. richard, have a feeling you did not vote for donald trump. >> [laughs] of course not. >> jon: he promised to build a ball, that is one -- he was elected obviously, and it is one of the first things he is undertaking as president. what problem do you have with that? >> i understand why people want the wall. here's my problem, the second half of the closet is the problem, he wants to build it and mexico is going to pay for it. guess what? mexico is not going to pay for it. i've been very reasonable with donald trump. if some the heat as i like, i like it, if i hate it, i say i hate it, this is ridiculous, long-standing allies in mexico, it's going to hurt the american consumer. even if you put the border tax on products coming from mexico, guess what? that taxes going to show up at the grocery store, your local store when you buy something made in mexico, they are going to transfer the cost to the american consumer appeared as a businessman, you would think donald