connell: okay.hink the market continues in the midst of the uncertainty of what's going on in washington continues to plug along at a pretty good pace. now, the question is how much longer can it continue? and i think if we don't see anything done soon, some sort of legislation get done, i think that's going to be a problem, at least on the short-term. connell: is the risk to the downside if the agenda is delayed or worse, is there a serious risk here of a wall street selloff? >> i don't think selloff in the sense of running for the exits. and i think of course it's priced in. everybody prices in -- connell: a tax cut you mean? >> i'm saying that everybody on the street on a major issue like this is doing probable modeling and saying what don't think the chances are? and layering that into those models that they use for all their trading activity. so the idea that there would be some kind of, you know, massive break in one direction or the other, depending on what happens, i think is just -- that's

connell. connell: wow. charlie hurt here, "washington times" opinion editor.e is also a fox news contributor. i think spectacle is probably an understatement. >> it would be huge. connell: do you think that would actually happen? >> i don't know. donald trump is the master of sort of floating something like that. connell: right. >> first of all makes the media freak out. he does seem to enjoy that. it sets up some sort of a negotiating positions out there that allows him to sort of kind of circle his prey or whatever and it is a very, he is very creative like that. and i see he likes to throw things out there. connell: they may never happen. we're talking about it. and then we're not necessarily talking for at least the first 30 seconds of our conversation about don, jr. >> that is exactly right. there is an outside chance it works out that he manages to elicit something from putin he wanted and he does make it work. connell: interesting on the don, jr. story as blake said, the comment from the president said, most people would have taken this meeting. to his

connell: yes you are. i'm connell mcshane. good to be with you again for david asman one more day on "after the bell." more on what is driving the markets to these new records. here else what we're covering should be a very busy hour. president trump putting pressure on republican senators tweeting they must come through for the american people. the health care bill though seems to be at this point happening on by a thread with growing number of holdouts ahead of the vote next week. we have live update from capitol hill where things stand right now. it has been exactly two years, meantime, since the iran nuclear deal went into effect. what changed between now and then? we'll hear from the state department on that. jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon is fed up with the government gridlock. he is not going to take it anymore says jamie dimon! a heated conference call this morning and reaction to it, from "forbes" media chairman, steve forbes. melissa: back to record new highs. dow with a the third record in a row. nicole petallides on floo

connell: exactly.sn't slow them down at all. >> the stock price not affected by the news, the needle on this one is somewhere a little between this allegation and then also what amazon's statement is. so there's a truth there that's a little bit there, but not maybe as significant as what we're talking about with the consumer watchdog groups. >> what's the line there? >> understand what they're talking about, this is consumer watchdog, ironically that's their name and behaving to do. they say that in june, they looked at a thousand different products and tracked it over 90 days and over that period of time, in their study, that 46% of the products they looked at had a list price. they call reference price. you know, list price, sale price, then said over the 90 days, 61% of those products changed their prices so they were less expensive over the 90-day period at one point or another, that that is misleading. now the ftc will say yes, indeed, behavior like that is discouraged and should not happen, and

connell: understood.hink, i think the argument against it is to say something like, hey, senate and house are different. you guys already have taken care of health care on your end, many other bills and sent them over to the senate where they have to take them up. also the senate has to deal with confirmations of president's appointees. you don't have to deal with that. >> sure. connell: so that is different animal. you can go home have your town halls talk to your constituents, no? >> so to suggest we do not have a full agenda in september where we're going to come back with less than 30 legislative days to try to not only fund the government but raise the debt ceiling to do all these things is just ludicrous. so to suggest we don't have enough work to stay in, that is something not plausible. connell: you mentioned tax reform. >> yeah. connell: let me get a quick question gore you on that unw tax policy center came out with numbers on this one to say trump tax cuts, outlined, last time they were talked

connell. connell: quick check on other markets. oil back above $45 a barrel, 45.07, ending up nearly 1 1/2% after u.s. agency lowered its forecast for crude output next year, did so by 1%. talk of possible production cuts in both libya and nigeria. melissa: kind of a deadline in our nation's capitol. senate republicans delaying an obvious recess and health care is not the only concern with the gop. >> we're getting zero cooperation on the personnel part of the senate as portfolio which is confirming nominations. therefore we will be in session the first two weeks of august that we had originally anticipated not being here. we will be here. >> the problem the republicans are having with health care is not time, it is substance of the bill. they can spend two more weeks, two more months, two years, as long as this bill continues to cut taxes on the very wealthy, and hurt working americans, the bill is going to be as unpopular as it is today. melissa: all right. so the agenda eights items keep piling up. on health care senate majority

i am connel mcshane in for david asman. >> you are not david. >> i am not. >> i am melissa francis. calling on republicans to step up and get something done. president trump just wrapping up comes at the white house, urging g.o.p. to do the right thing and repeal obamacare. on capitol hill, uncertainty still surrounding the healthcare bill, a vote is planned for this week. do senators know what they are going to be voting on? meeting behind closed-doors, president trump's son-in-law speaking with lawmakers this afternoon. first of several people close toed president who will be questioned this week. among our guest ari fleischer. fred barnes, and retired four-star general jack keane. >>> a good lineup, back to markets on close, dow in red, third day in row, investors waiting for a round of earnings report, we're on earnings stand by now. a statement from federal reserve on wednesday. so nicole on the floor of new york stock exchange. the nasdaq making roars again, a big part of the story. >> right. so we'll start with a record, people like to celebrate records, and new highs. that i

[closing bell rings] connell: looks like we got it, liz.eing made as we speak on wall street. the dow, we'll see how we settle. looks to be closing at brand new record, ending up 125. in record territory above 21,534. s&p and nasdaq climbing in the close. nice day on wall street. i'm connell mcshane once again in for david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." what is driving stocks toe new record highs but first here is what we're covering this busy hour. new and improved? senate republicans unveiling a reworked health care bill as early as tomorrow. from what we are hearing it could contain at least some of those obamacare taxes. oh.

you may be familiar with the fact that ten gop lawmakers they sentence a letter to mitch mc connell sayingve way too much to get done to good on all or part of august recess. and in that they listed more than healthcare as part of concerns. they listed tax reform. debt ceiling. handful of issues that they think need attention and require them evenlyer partially through the month. let me show you what we uncovered today. we reached out to other 4 gop lawmakers offices and i was pretty surprised only 7 of them were willing to go on the record with me and say, yes, our senator is willing to stay partially or fully through the august recess to continue to do the job they were hired to do. two of those offices westbound a little close to the investigate. they say look we'll work as long as we're supposed to work and basically my interpretation is saying if mitch mc connell changes schedule they'll stay. that leaves 3 senators that have yet to twoen ot record with "fox5". i sent multiple emails and i will of course continue to follow up. what are you willing to do. are you willing to stay throug

now to medical list is is a, connell, for "after the bell."what i mean? dow with another record high. the second one in a row we've had here. making money today. the s&p 500 for the second day as well, nasdaq closing higher for what is the fifth straight day. good to be with you. once again connell mcshane in for david asman. melissa: flattering yourself about the record. i was waiting. i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." more on big market movers. here is what else we're covering in this very busy hour. senate republicans take another stab at health care. gop leadership unveiling their new bill today, reaction pouring in from both sides of the aisle.

connell mcshale. and connell says you know the company, you know the brand but a lot of people don't know the guy. over these many, many years that he's had amazon,'s always been intrigued by jeff bezos and how he was building this fortune, long before the time it was anything like the fortune it is today. let's go back in time with the man that is now on the verge of being the world's richest. >> we've gotten efficient enough to drive prices low. that's a big part of what is driving our growth today. >> do you use your site? >> in fact, some people would accuse me of having kind of an addiction. yeah, i've got boxes coming every day. >> every stitch of clothing i'm wearing now was purchased from our new apparel store, including my hanes t-shirt and eddie bauer -- >> we've goes from $3.50 to $10 today. the problem is we want via 100. >> i remember that by people. >> yes. >> a lot of people are getting up hope that you'll get back to those levels. what do you say? >> what i say to those folks, we are n

connell: yes you are. i'm connell mcshane.id asman one more day on "after the bell." more on what is driving the markets to these new records. here else what we're covering should be a very busy hour. president trump putting pressure on republican senators tweeting they must co t

melissa: connell, thank you for that.avid: well, the world is rattled as north korea launches another missile. an icbm, the rogue regime defying international pressure, taking a very significant step being able to send a nuclear weapon to our main land. coming up former ambassador to the u.n. john bolton here to respond. melissa: the failure to fix obamacare as members of the house are leaving for august recess. are you serious? what it means for the trump administration going forward next. how can they go home? they've done nothing. >> i never heard that phrase when the members of the house and senate ran successfully on repealing and replacing obamacare. i didn't hear them say limit the edges, cut and shave here and there, and i think this is why frankly the congress has such a low approval rating. you totaled your brand new car. nobody's hurt, but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-q

connell has said that the government program, registration program regulates only the expressive and not the commercial aspect of the market company think that's get it exactly backwards. mr. tam wants to do things camillo to use the markets of the relation to his band and he wants to be able to sue other people who use it in a way that would cause him commercial arm. that not of registration affects only the second think that it places no restrictions on his ability to use the mark picky may limit the remedies available for infringement but that's entirely regulating the commercial aspects of the conduct. the second thing is their position clear is that the test for constitutionality of a registration condition is, could the government banned the speech altogether? and putting that in place would eviscerate the trademark registration program. most obviously as justice kagan has pointed out that a lot of other content-based registration criteria. in addition i point out one of the prerequisites to registration is you be using the mark in commerce. if this were truly a suppression of

senate majority leader mitch mc connell is nixing that idea. here's more from fox's garrett teny. >> lawmakers may be on recess. but a lot of republicans are hard at work trying to come up with a healthcare bill to pass the senate. senate majority leader mitch mc connell didn't have the courage to bring you the bill last week and it's not clear when or if he'll be able to. ten run senators called on mc con toll cancel the august recess to stick around and work on healthcare rather than trying to rush through a bill that lacks support it needs to pass. >> and let's bring everybody into the room. let's do this full time. 18 hours a day. 6 days a week. let's cancel august state work period. and do it in full public view and have hearings and get to work on something that works better than obamacare. >> this past week the president suggested if republicans cannot pass repeal and replace bill they should instead focus on repealing and later replacing obamacare white house legislative appears director said their preference is to do it all at once. >>

. >> nebraska senator ben sas sound ago large saying if majority leader mivrp mc connell cannot reach a deal it's time for another option. a letter sent to trump today expressing concern republicans will fair to pass any meaningful bill or pass something that props up obamacare writing "we can and must do better than either of these because the american people deserve better an we promised better." >> what i'm recommending is that we give comfort to the american people by repealing maximum amount of obamacare we can and at one year delay before that would be effective, so there's action fci so we get to work. >> gop leadership continues trying to see if they can can get the original plan across the finish line. >> there's various proposals and pieces submitted to the cbo to get their feedback and what the impacts will be both with respect to coverages and costs and that sort of thing. >> democrats continue taking aim at gop effort to scrap obamacare suggesting it cannot be fixed. >> the idea is so backward, so out of step with what america wants and what actually works. it can never s

senate majority leader mitch mc connell has not officially responded to that letter and he also has not changed the schedule. but you know it had us thinking at "fox5" that's only step of the 52 gop senators who have gone on record. where do the 42 senators st stand? we spent the day reaching out to each and every one of them. and if you can believe it. only seven of them replied yes to a simple question. are you willing or planning to work through all or part of the august recess? and newspaper of them replied no, if you will. here are the 7 that said yes. senator hatch of utah and senator moran of kansas and senator hogan of north dakota and toomey of pennsylvania and senator and senator sass and senator fisher both of nebraska. and now two of them were a little close to the investigate they said they will go to work whenever senate is in session and those were senator shelby of alabama and senator cook written of mississippi. and that leaves 33 senators who have yet to confirm with "fox5" whether or not they're willing to stay here in the district to spend more time doing the job tha

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i will tell you, the republicans connell's effort to replaceare not going to own it.will let obamacare fail and the democrats will come to us. they will say, how do we fix it? >> this bill that failed miserably, let's go through the tick-tock. last night, you had senators coming out and saying they are against it. then you have the senate majority leader backed by president trump himself saying let's revoke to appeal this. then literally less than 24 hours later, you have senators like susan collins saying we do not even want to have a vote to proceed. discussions are already underway for a new type of path forward , but they are going to be relying on a very narrow path forward. julie: morgan stanley has reason to celebrate. for the second straight quarter, the firm's bond traders posted more fixed income revenue than its largest rival, goldman sachs. they also reported the smallest drop among the top five u.s. investment banks. how did morgan stanley manage to do better than goldman once again? laura: one of the things we were highlighting in our stories is the comm

mitch mc connell the president you heard puts pressure on there hoping you bring to retail vote tomorrow. >> we saw and ronica mentioned earlier it owe cured and then the rain came in and people out there resill yents and makin we'll see what happened tomorrow with the big vote. >> new tonight the the florida congress whammy washer it is reported fbi and capitol police are calling the situation. sorious, illegal, violations on i tvrt yet work. they have access to emails and files of two dozen you talk about a fall fromle, when dby wasserman schultz was rupping it she had to keep down. >> she did not get to gable everyone in. she got stephanie stahl to do it. >> thi we're ling paying attention to the weather 2 in. >> storms behind us? >> pretty much strong and jim. we had one roll through the district. the only chance of something else is along the actual cold front that bring us relief for tomorrow. that cold front moves through between 9 and 10 people and severe threat is minimal and we could see a shower or to. should be over by midnight. heat relief alives tomorrow and thunderstorms a

meanwhile here on the hill, senate majority leader mitch mc connell will keep the senate?sion first two weeks of august to continue work on repealing obamacare and to work on tax reform to avoid a government shutdown later in the fall. that's the latest on capitol hill, anjali hemphill, "fox5 local news". >> anjali, thank you, 4:50 is the time. following developing news construction underway to ease congestion along 20. governor hogan announceing a project. new interchange will be build 270 watkins mill road in gaithersburg. four lane bridge will reduce congestion. new interchange will provide access to the metropolitan grove mark section and gaithersburg medical center and new interest change is expected to be completed by the summer of 200. >> natial giving you a chance to weigh in on provide' ed dessert storm war memorial. two locations on are consideration for the site. and as well as memorial circle area of george washington memorial parkway. today's meeting begins at 6:0 this evening and dessert storm war memorial was authorized by congress in 2014. >> coming up on f

this was second straight failure for mitch montgomery connell. mcconnell issued a statement conceding effort to repeal and replace the affordable air exact. the plan is to repeal obamacare immediately and have a two year delay for a substitute. >> president trump took to twitter after the gop health care failed and president tweeted republicans should just repeal failing obamacare now and work on a new healthcare plan that will start from a clean slate. dext ms will join in. >> evolving overnight a house panel a proved new legislation to cut funding of transportation. 31-20 vote they rejected democratic effort to add $200 billion to infrastructure package instead a spending measure to provide 1.8 billion in funding for dot in 2018 they slashed 646 million out of current spending levels. >>> new this morning, speed cameras installed along 495 suitland road and the cameras will flag drivers traveling twelve or more miles over the 55 mile an hour speed limit. for the first three weeks drivers will be issued warnings, starting august 7 speerdz will g

that is an idea that connell has -- mcconnell has taken into consideration. we can see that change in the bill if it gets released and revised in july. i think one of the concerns that republicans are trying to come up with money to further reduce premiums. also, they are cognizant of that criticism that the person on twitter put out there. this is viewed as a bill that increases cost for low income folks and eliminate taxes for rich folks. it is not hard to see how that will play out in the 2018 election and beyond. host: which is what steve is tweeting about. the house could fall to democrats even with gerrymandering in 2018 partly on health care. guest: i think you will be a big issue in 2018 the matter what happens with the legislation. the house already voted on the bill so they are on record in support or opposition to this. we can discuss whether the house is actually in play because of things like gerrymandering. it will definitely be a huge issue and we will see this in 2018. so far this is the only thing washington has been working on, so there isn'

thank you, connell, very much.happening in washington, right? the whole growth agenda seems to be stalling. but wall street has a funny way of reacting to that. gerri willis on that unique dichotomy. hey, gerri. >> reporter: well, congress, as you say, may be stuck in neutral, but america's biggest companies are firing on all cylinders. stronger consumer spending, a weaker dollar and cost cutting are propelling earnings to new highs, two consecutive quarters of double-digit profit growth for the first time in six years. earnings are expected to rise with 60% of s&p 500 companies reporting results, that follows a 15 percent increase in the first quarter. gains are strong across the board with only the utilities sector posting earnings below last year's levels. technology and financial had the strongest performance. a chief equity strategist told fox business this: politics, he says, makes for great headlines, but it's the economy that makes for a strong bottom line. to value says promises of tax cuts have boosted st

will mitch mcconnell connell find the support needed to push the plan forward?s is where a >>> hard to believe but the driver of a lam ber gene suffered no injuries after his car caught fire pumping gas, scary. video taken by a news viewer jordan. you can see the flames at the chevron on woodside road in red wood city. happened around 8:30 last night. the fire department posted a picture on instagram showing the damage to the lamborghini, which is extensive. and the police department tells abc7 news the driver was told by two people to shut off the engine while fueling but he refused to listen. >> hmm. >> all blamborghinis, at least this one, sells for $200,000. >> scary. and expensive. >>> next time you're at an art gallery, don't do this. >> see it. video, look on the right side of the screen. you soo a woman crouches down to take a selfie. >> game over. $200,000 worth of art destroyed. here we go. look -- oh, like dominoes. see the employ, hands up in shock walking don the line of ruined art. oh, boy. >> okay. well here's what the actual artwork looks like. y

so connell, to you first on what we're looking at here. a lot of people on both sides, you can argue the sign of problem, but others are saying, wait a minute, we fought so long and hard for seven years plus for a skinny repeal? >> the jenny craig special as adam says, that makes a lot of sense, that argument, they have every right, the conservatives to be angry if nothing gets done here. at this point, we've proven that mitch mcconnell can never be counted out. he was able to get that vote to bring the bill to the floor yesterday, but if you just stop and think about what really happened in that vote is that it was a vote not necessarily on a piece of legislation, but it was a vote to talk about the legislation, and it barely passed. they had to use everything they had politically to get it there including the vice president. mathematically now, maybe he can do something like that again, but seems awfully tough. neil: there are groups dissatisfied, amy, in all of this, the result is very little change even if something is voted on. maybe

>> the president and leader neck connell speak daily. they are in close contact. and i have great confidence that this republican majority that the country elected, house, senate, white house, governorship, state legislatures, they want action. they don't want divided government. they are saying couple with a deal. another option is to go back and look at what the senators voted on in 2015. senator collins voted for specific healthcare principles, namely to get rid of all the taxes attached to obamacare. to slow the growth on the expansion. slow it down so that governors have more flexibility and as secretary price pointed out, the senate bill would increase funding by $71 million on immediate dade next decade. for those who lie about that, they are denying they are lying about that. we feel confident something will pass this summer. the president will get a bill on his desk. judge jeanine: my money is on that as well. i was surprised by mitch mcconnell's comment. but the president hit it out of the park tonight. he was solid and passionate on all his promises he

to eight years of barack obama coddling the europeans and saying ok whatever you want today what connel in the fascists and poet i think it was i mean i was i don't i'm saying we will be the you know the one indispensable nation but he was he was definitely talking to the right wing in europe he was that's who it was aimed at i mean and those people call themselves fascists i don't. i only have it's one word to describe that's my only analysis of that speech it's doesn't shock me i'm not shocked by the idiocy of the altar right and miller and all of them or of president trump it's just a disgrace at this point it is just a continual disgrace to our country just over and over and over again and what our country stands for and what our country what actually makes our country great you know and he's so disconnected from it the bigger question for me and i would love to hear both your thoughts on this we have we are seen if we look at the at the at the so-called democracies of the world we are seeing democracy after democracy flippant autocracy and i'm not talking about like saudi arabia th

with me isjohn 0'connell from the tax payers alliance. thanks forjoining us.s? i think this is what people are feeling in the real world , is what people are feeling in the real world, incomes are squeezed, living standards are not where they should be and inflation is starting to pick up. i think it is bearing out what is happening in the real world. what we need to pause and reflect on, people will say politicians should now step in and doing something, but maybe politicians should be doing less, looking at ideas that are starting employers' national insurance, the job tags, so employers can give people a pay rise, and loosening planning regulations to build more houses and drive down housing cost. those are the sorts of things people talk about perennially, and yet the actual impact they have on the economy is debatable, isn't it? weather on their own day are enough, if there are other factors, and we have the uncertainties of brexit, the fall in the value of sterling over the last year, just over a year. those biggerfactors, how can government counter impa

jumping had it's back on health care i think they're calling that vote tomorrow i don't think mount connell really cares if he can get it or not i hope he can but if he doesn't it's too hard and he could move on to tax breaks or whatever he's going to do and he can from now gentlemen i got to run. we will do it again thanks savage cesar ed martin great to have both of you with us thanks so much at a speech at the white house today president trump presented what he called the victims of obamacare the president spoke in front of several families he says have suffered from the unfair provisions in the affordable care act drawing a sharp distinction between obamacare and the interests of the american people the president challenge the senate to move their build of the floor. tomorrow the senate will vote on whether to allow this urgently needed bill to come to the senate floor for debate the question for every senator democrat or republican is whether they will side with obamacare is architects which have been so destructive to our country or with its forgotten victims any senator who votes aga

connell: 3 square markets, has 50 employees trying to get device installed, they say chips do not have gps. melissa: i can't watch that, it makes me top throw up. melissa: good, "risk & reward" is next. >> the march people have waited long enough, been enough talk, and no action. now is the time for action. every pledge that washington democrats made, to pass that bill, turned out to be a lie. it was a big, fat, ugly lie. >> president trump fighting for a victory against the dc swamp still, calling out republican senators saying now is the time to get things done after meeting with victims of obamacare today, senate republicannies to vote this week, perhaps tomorrow to begin debate on obama care reform, welcome to "risk & reward," i am liz in for deirdre bolton, dow closed down 66, nasdaq ending at all-time high with big tech earnings. alphabet, the parent of google reported a drop in second quarter profit hurt by the fine from european trust regulators. >> back to the president, pushing to get obamacare reform through before august recess, issuing a warning yesterday, if republicans d

lou: turning to development, senator macdougal connel -- mitch mcconill, not going home on august first. senate will have time to work, i can't proms they will work, but they will have time to work on the health care legislation. they will have time maybe consider a budget, i don't know. what do you make of this? >> i applaud what senator mcconnell has announced. we hope the house does the same thing, we talk about on the show, freedom caucus called for this 6 weeks ago, you talk about big things that people elected to us do, obamacare, and tax code we have to pass a budget. and debt ceiling and build a border wall, these big issues we were elected to do, we have not been able to get them done yet, we need to be here those 5 weeks to august to get it done. i appreciate what senator leader called for, and hopefully, house will do the same. lou: hopefully. and part to have the time to begin a conference on the health care legislation as well. >> yeah. lou: senator mcconnell referred to obstructionism of the dems, referring to what the president took note of,o only 49 of 198 nomtie nominee

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supreme court ruling police cannot hold illegal immigrants a nice detainer if there is no pending connelle, the high court saying federal immigration retainers are simply requests. ice says this ruling weakens the efforts of local law enforcement to keep communities safe, this ruling will give fuel to lawmakers who want to make massachusetts a sanctuary state. >> a teenage girl behind bars after live streaming the crash that killed her little sister. police say sanchez was under the influence and lost -- onto instagram when she rolled her southern car in southern california. her sister jaclyn was not wearing a seatbelt and she flew out of the car. >> i killed my sister. heather: very graphic video. another girl in the back seat with serious injuries but will survive. after a week of violent clash groups israel is removing metal detectors from a holy site in jerusalem sacred to jews and muslims. at the temple mount and to muslims themosque has been the site of intense protests over the metal detectors installed after gunman killed two police officers. a palestinian saw the move as an israe

. >> a little bit he said she said kelly o connell, thank you, kelly. >> you bet. >> i want to bring in edward mcmullen, and john wood the former u.s. u.s. attorney. the idea that he might fire robert mueller is key in the investigation. take a listen to what the chairman of the house oklahomaland security counsel sill said? >> it looks paranoid to me. the fact is that i have known bob mueller for a long time. i work in the justice department. he is a man of integrity and he is very highly respected. there was a lot of bipartisan support for this man. we need to let him do his job. i think if he fired bob mueller you would see a bigback lash. >> he says a tremendous backlash. what are the political con consequences for the nation if they fired him the way they did jim comey. bob mooul sere highly respected by republicans and democrats a like. there would be a huge political fire storm, but the president might still end up doing that. he creates chaos. i think if he were to fire bob mueller, it would create a constitutional crisis, but that could be the very reason that he would do it

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connell, thank you really appreciate the deliberations continue tomorrow as he said.ther new record for the dow today despite another shakeup at the white house. president trump has no problems taking credit for the rally. the highest.macwrite ever. that's economic numbers wages raising border secured no white house chaos. so there you go wages raising. isn't that rising? anyway let's bring in david nelson chief strategist. we probably don't talk about the facts that the market has been phenomenal since the inauguration of the record on the dow tonight. doesn't seem that anything is shaking investors away from these. >> is it. dangerous path that he's taking. he once owned the bull stock market he also asked on the decline in at some point that's going to happen. will be interesting to see what the treats are then at that point. i would have done that. i think he gets credit for certain things that write now we are still a 2% economy and i'm onboard with what speaker ryan just said. he said without tax reform are not going to get the 3% best critical and i don't mean

instead senator connell met mr. president just down the sals in his office. he met with floppies from wall street and lobbyists from drug companies and insurance companies. maybe the presiding officer wasn't part of this but for five republicans senators when they are and a bill that was good for drug companies and insurance now street but left out of the public. the one thing we do know, we don't know what's in the bill at this time. one of things we do know that all the options are bad. my state of ohio all the options are bad for the people who elected us to serve here. let me talk about those options. behind door number one we have repeal of the affordable care act with no replacement and repealing, i don't know which of these doors, door number one i don't know what that bill is. i do know it's one of the options so my door number one repeal and replace means repealing the entire affordable care act with no plans to replace it creates dangerous uncertainty that of course will drive prices up or everyone when the insurance companies and the public who hav

connell mcshane.inuing to pile on anthony scaramucci's comments about one guy. you know, the if you think about it, does anyone remember when hillary clinton was calling half the country deplorables? the congress of racial equality spokesperson niger innis wonders about that. niger, it is a good point. >> the -- it shul is. first of all, i believe the communications director is doing a fabulous job with sarah huckabee and the team that they're putting in place to crush the leaks. the president is -- neil: there's got to be a better wayed to do it. right, niger? i don't know. >> there has to be. there has to be. and, of course, getting back to ms. clinton, we all remember when she said that folk were not just deplorable, but irredeemable deplorables. [laughter] you know? the double standard that has existed among the left and the right, i think, is coming to an end. and so i'm very, very pleased with the way the administration is moving forward. a little disappointed about the collapse, seemingly so --

neil: thank you very much, connell.yer, gregg jarrett. >> it's not a crime to meet with russia or a russian lawyer connected to the government -- neil: each when they're describe -- even when they're describing themselves that way? >> doesn't matter, it's not a crime. neil: it's russia. >> remember the democratic senators who met with sergey kislyak and others. both sides often meet with government officials. not a crime. neil: all right. that alone wouldn't even hint at collusion at this point to you. >> collusion is not a crime in a political campaign. it's a crime in antitrust law for price-fing and anti-competitive behavior -- price-fixing and anti-competitive behavior, period. neil: what does that mean? >> if you price fix two businesses -- neil: that part i know. the other part is you're saying it wouldn't be -- >> collusion is not a crime. neil: okay. but a russian entity is telling you, she says no ties to the kremlin, but others are saying possible ties to the kremlin, that they have dirt on the democratic nomi