i talk with steve hilton. looking ahead on "sunday morning futures." >> this week senators take up republican fight too disman dise obamacare. senate republicans are expected to write their own bill, i am joined by congressman steve scalise. >> good morning maria. maria: when are you expecting >> you know as you said, senators have their own task force put together, johned to senate majority whip. they are doing what they have to do to pass the bill, out of their chamber. another is is let people actually have control of their own health care decision, we made attract care with -- extra care with multiple layers to make sure people with preexisting conditions are protected. no matter what plan you have today, if you have a preexisting condition under our bill, you cannot be denied coverage, and you cannot be charged more than anyone else. they cannot be waived by a governor. but it is a good bill that focuses on lowering costs, obamacare is failing, we are seeing more examples, maryland some counties with over

kris paronto and steve hilton will weigh in next.peech is under assault on liberal campus. charlie kirk and dinesh d'souza join us with reaction. that and more straight ahead on "hannity" ." ♪ to err is human. to anticipate is lexus. experience the lexus rx with advanced safety standard. experience amazing. if you've got a life, you gotta swiffer >> kimberly: welcome back to "hannity." dhs john kelly was on "fox & friends" earlier where he gave a sobering assessment of the terror threat that americans face. take a look. >> we had four major terrorist attacks in the week in four different places. obviously, manchester, egypt, philippines, indonesia, by the generally the same groups. it's nonstop, the good news for us in america, we have amazing people protecting us every day. but it can happen almost here anytime. i was telling steve on the way in here, if he knew what i knew about terrorism, he never leave the house. >> kimberly: my goodness. president trump has made fighting terrorism a key theme during his first foreign trip. so wh

kris "tanto" paronto and steve hilton will weigh in next.under assault on liberal college campuses. charlie kirk and dinesh dah souza join us later with that reaction. that and much more ahead on "hannity." they replace it with a brand new one. that's cool. i got a new helmet. we know steve. it's good to be in (good hands). >> kimberly: dhs secretary john kelly was on fox and friends earlier today where he gave a sobering assessment of the terror threat americans face. take a look. >> we've had four major terrorist attacks in a week on inn four different places, obviously manchester, egypt, philippines and indonesia. by the generally the same groups. it's nonstop. the good news for us in america, we have amazing people protecting us every day, but it could happen almost here anytime. i was telling steve on the way in here, if he knew what i know about terrorism, he'd never leave the house. >> kimberly: president trump made fighting terrorism a key theme during his first foreign trip. so what can we do right here at home and abroad to combat

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next bring in steve hilton. steve, congratulations on the new show, we look forward to that, good to have you this morning. >> great to be with you. >> let's get to president touting this as a success, even his critics looking at this as a success. he called it a home run. was it? >> that was pretty much a fair assessment. you opened show, quite right with priorities for our viewers with the domestic agenda, that seems to be a little bit stuck, some would say a bit of a mess, but when you contrast that with how he is handling foreign policy, international relations, america security there is a contrast. he is showing very strong leadership, not just on this trip but if you go brac back to, use of chemical weapons, a sense of confidence and assurance he is handling foreign relations, which i think is really striking. i think you saw a consistent message coming out, number one is america's security. let's get together and fight isis, and then says same thing to nato, the difference is how different audiences respon

let's bring in steve hilton, the host of "next revolution with steve hilton," former director of strategy for british prime minister david cameron. steve, nice to see you. thank you. big picture, does the president have a legitimate gripe here? >> he really does. this is an absolutely clear-cut case. in fact, what's interesting is that while the president in his own words is being very direct about it, what he's saying is actually nothing new. i remember when i was working, as you mentioned, with david cameron, the previous prime minister to theresa may, it was the same issue. president obama was furious with the british back then, that even the uk, which meets the 2% target, but in those days it didn't. he was so furious with david cameron about that he could barely bring himself to discuss any other issue. now obama and his administration handled it more diplomatically, you could say, behind closeds ie that's been going on for many, many years. >> leland: you're supposed to spend 2% of your gdp on your national defense if you're a member of nato. back in 2014, nato agreed that all count

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weigh in former director of strategy for prime minister david cameron and fox news contributor steve hilton our nation's capitol. how are you? >> i'm right here in the swamp. steve: you are up to your eyeballs in swamp land. >> yeah. steve: this memo that mr. comey wrote after the meeting with the president in the oval office said of michael flynn i hope can you let this go. there is a big difference between i hope and i order. isn't there? >> yes. i don't think you have to be a student of the law to see the difference. and i think it goes to the heart, not just of this story. but of so many of these stories we're seeing in the lost few months, actually, ever since the president was inaugurated which is there is a pattern. remember, he was put in the white house, by the american people, precisely because he wasn't a professional politician. they had such a big choice of typical politicians. they had 16 republicans and hillary clinton. they didn't want any of that they wanted someone who was different. he get there and is he doing things differently. he is not program tied in the arts they s

stoddard, charles hurt, opinion editor for "the washington times," and steve hilton, former advisor to british prime minister david cameron. charlie, your thoughts. >> well, i am particularly struck by the stark differences between what "the new york times" is reporting and what the white house has said. it's a flat denial. i do think, as you pointed out, it's very important to remember we are talking about parts of a letter that were read over the phone to a reporter. we don't know the full, with the full letter is. it is not in that context but we don't know what jim comey walked away from that conversation thinking, and i do think it's very strange that you have a guy like jim comey who has made no, has had no problems interjecting himself publicly at the height of campaigns to say wait a minute. if he felt like trump had attempted to obstruct justice, i just have a hard time imagining that he wouldn't come out and publicly say we have a problem. one last point is that this letter that he wrote, which is not an unusual thing for him to do, among the people it would have gone to is a

stoddard, charles hurt, opinion editor for "the washington times," and steve hilton, former advisor to british prime minister david cameron. charlie, your thoughts. >> well, i am particularly struck by the stark differences between what "the new york times" is reporting and what the white house has said. it's a flat denial. i do think, as you pointed out, it's very important to remember we are talking about parts of a letter that were read over the phone to a reporter. we don't know the full, with the full letter is. it is not in that context but we don't know what jim comey walked away from that conversation thinking, and i do think it's very strange that you have a guy like jim comey who has made no, has had no problems interjecting himself publicly at the height of campaigns to say wait a minute. if he felt like trump had attempted to obstruct justice, i just have a hard time imagining that he wouldn't come out and publicly say we have a problem. one last point is that this letter that he wrote, which is not an unusual thing for him to do, among the people it would have gone to is a

steve hilton, former advisor to david cameron. susan page, washington bureau chief at "usa today" and charles krauthammer. susan, your thoughts about the developments today and the fallout from yesterday. >> i thought it was pretty jaw-dropping. the decision to fire the law enforcement official leading an investigation. something we haven't seen presidents do in the past and i realized that president trump says he's doing this for some other reason, but i think that created a firestorm that the white house did not expect, did not lay the groundwork to make the announcement and did not handle the communications about a very well. >> i agree with much of that. i think what you've seen the last 24 hours as washington at its absolute worst rate if you look at the component parts. congress, the immediate reaction is to go hyper- partisan, get maximum political advantage. you have democrats who were saying 5 minutes ago that he cost clinton the election and should have been fired. now you some kind of martyr to the constitution. it's co

. >> leland: we heard from steve hilton, one of david cameron's chief advisors, it was president obamaectured much of nato and its leaders about spending more on defense. but to your point, did so privately. was able to get that 2% deal back in 2014. what could be the deliverables for president trump when he leaves? we know he likes to leaf with a win -- leave with a win. got a bibig one in saudi arabia. is there any deliverables he can gom out of g7 with? >> president trump wants to be able to say and should be able to say that we have the full support of all of these countries in the fight against the islamic state. secondly, that we want to have domestic policies in each of -- policies that contribute to economic growth and job creation. i think where the president has a real uphill battle is climate change. his administration may walk out, they may decide to walk out of the of the climate change pact, i think that would be a great mistake for the country and for our credibility. i think the president needs to be much more forward-leaning on nato. every american president has affirm

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chief washington correspondent james rosen, steve hilton, a.b. stoddard, and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. >> it's obviously a very serious charge. the idea that the president would importune the fbi director potentially to end a particular investigation. let's note that "the new york times" hasn't seen this memo but they are going off of people who have and who read portions of it to them. let's remember, since watergate parallels are thick in the air, that the record of the evidence and watergate showed many instances where ex post facto memoranda were created in a self-serving way to, as they say, gild the lily. i'm not saying that's what happened here but we have to be attuned to that prospect. the white house tells us the memo is not accurate. the language ascribed to mr. trump was "i hope you can see your way clear to letting this go. i hope you can let this go." a good defense lawyer, if acknowledging that that was said, would make it clear it's different from saying i order you to let this go. i instruct you to let this go. ja

steve hilton, thank you very much. >> thank you, neil.to david cameron. very good read on all these developments. we'll see what happens this weekend. >>> sara huckabee sanders will fill sean spicer role in the white house press briefing. we'll see how that goes. we're minutes away. you're watching fox business. .. >> many of you heard from my trip to moscow, characterized vladimir putin that the relationship between our nations was the lowest it has been since the cold war. he did not disagree. he shrugged his shoulders and nodded in agreement. i said it is getting worse. neil: the bloom is off that road and people said he would have a boone in his pocket, no pocket, no love lost, it is getting worse if anything. lieutenant colonel allen west, what do you think? from the president down to the secretary of state, no more. we have a lot of threatening activity on both sides, russian jets are always flying near alaska and the new syria plan with iran and others, no-fly zone for us jets. where we going here? >> vladimir putin has taken advan

steve: steve hilton, one of the things we have talked about over the last year or two is the way theeu and obviously the united kingdom had a brexit moment, didn't really like that so much. and then something like this happens, how do those square with each other? >> i think it will just confirm in people's minds how important it is for countries to assert the right to control their borders. that's what the uk did. that was a big part part of that brexit vote was all about and in great contrast to what's happening in other parts of europe, particularly germany. wouldn't go so far as to say that that automatic connection. steve: yeah, we don't know. >> but it's absolutely clear that it's vital for countries to say we want to make sure we are in control of who comes into our country. we want to welcome people. we think immigration is generally a good thing, good for our society, good for our economy. but obstacle if we control it. brian: 3,500 suspected terrorist in the uk and the word is they're being surveilled less and less. it was much higher in 2015. does there need to be more mon

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hilton for you. book your weekend break direct at hilton.com and join the weekenders. lemonis: there's nothing unique about this. it feels like a stock item. steve some perfectly simple, standard furniture for simple greek, but that's the problem. it was just plain. sam didn't like it. he's the one making the decision. at this point, i just hope that ana does better, because if she doesn't, sam has the right to go out and find an alternative supplier. and pacific and grafton, along with me, can kiss that revenue goodbye. i'm not going to make sam do business with one of my companies just because i own it. it's got to be good enough to win the business. ana: so this is my interpretation of simple greek. i kind of started the process with what reminds me of greece or greek restaurant. so i just went through so many inspiration images that kind of inspired me to design the furniture. and i really call these "mood boards." i feel like this puts you in the mood like, when you walk into a space, what's the mood? the table, what i designed was in a powder coated metal, and again, bringing in those colors, the blue, the green, and it has a bar top finis

steve: kind of a blue room though. that is the lighting there at the hilton.standing up in charge of the dinner talking to the mainstream media and says we are not fake news and gets a standing ovation. i was was reading an article about a guy at the trump rally. two donald trump buttons on counsel hats. came with 15 colored magic markers and sign my president skipped continue tore give us desert. everyone wrote notes to the president on big poster board. brian: there was symbolism and most people think president trump won this round. he just looked better. the crowd looked more enthusiastic and nobody at the white house correspondents' dinner other than white house correspondents. and also what was interesting too is jeff mason who i have never met, said this administration is very friendly to the press. much more open alan than the last two. steve: that's true. brian: did just interview with me two days prior. he is not saying you don't matter. is he essentially what donald trump would say in better terms give me a better job. look at my policies, not what's