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joining us now is fox news contributor tammy bruce, and radio talk show host.our reaction. >> there is it a lot of things going on in associate media and i remind the base and trump supporters that nothing has happened yet. we are told by legacy media or pelosi and schumer that trump is doing x, y, & z. we need to make sure the president knows where we stand. we want him to be a successful president. lou low if he doesn't know the base is inflamed, follow ann coulter on twitter. >> i think any time you go against paul ryan and mcconnell you are doing godda work. >> lou: what about shumer and pelosi; what is the deal with pelosi and schumer. >> but at least i know where they stand more so with ryan and mcconnell. >> it is a warning, we'll make you irrelevant in the process and republicans that move those men out of the leadership. nremember they are opening bids. >> lou: i get that and he's also the president of the united states. and sometimes the president achieves more by guiding the process than getting involved in it. i thought he was brilliant in terms of

joining me, tammy bruce and lawrence jones.this amazing sense of country when you hear that song. i get goosebumps every time i hear it. this has turned into a giant side show that i don't think is helpful to the league or the country. tammy: people are finding that out. the numbers for last sunday were 180 players taking involvement on the field either kneeling or sitting. that's 12%. that means 88% did not. so the afl-cio union we know where they stands in the politics of the day. this seems like a plan like most of of the liberal plans that do backfire. yet the media wants to make it seem like it's a larger encompassing event everyone is responding to. maybe not. i think we have to remember that. your response to the anthem, mine, our relationship with the flag, that it embodies the idea of who we are is part of cower dna. in this political season a lot of people misrepresent things. most of americans should know they don't stand alone on this. trish: it's become something else it's basically i don't like trump as opposed to

back with us tammy bruce as well,. we have prototypes going up, it is getting kind of exciting here. it may come to fruition. >> purpose that border patrol -- it is important that border patrol be involved. in that area, the border patrol is used to rock attacks. you have basically people coming in to the country, that cut through the fence they climb over the fence, there are landing mats on mexican side of border they breakthrough, border patrol agents need visibility to establish where people are coming from. some of them again, they throw rocks over. creating real threats to the life and limb of the people who protect our border. this a essential process coming up with a wall that fits and works well. charles: another essential part is the funding. we talked about republican not getting their act together on healthcare attacks reform, who knows -- tax reform, who knows. $1.6 billion to kick-start this is a problem. >> it has, everything with that donald trump want then all of a sudden republicans care about deficit

tammy bruce and mark simone join us right after the break.k. lou: in an online poll last night we asked will trump supporters who chanted "lock her up" at rallies in 2016, will they soon get their wish? only 53% of you said yes. joining me, tammy bruce and mark simone. good to see you both. let's start with the base, the furor that was kicked up on social media. tammy: there is a lot going on. social media especially the attitudes being promoted. i want to remind the base and trump supporters that nothing has happened yet, yet we are being told whether it's the legacy media or pelosi and schumer saying trump is doing x, y and z. we want to make sure he knows where we stand because we want him to be a successful president. mark: follow ann coulter on twitter. i think any time you are going against paul ryan and mcconnell you are doing god's work. keep it up. chuck schumer, pelosi -- lou: you tell me what you do when he's working with schumer and pelosi. what's the deal with pelosi and schumer. mark: at least you know where they stand more so t

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joining me is mark simone and tammy bruce.hink chris farrell made a fascinating point. hillary clinton has still not been held accountable. it's clear from early evidence that she has not been held accountable because an fbi director exonerated her before the evidence was in. the facts were known, and clearly as the president puts it, the system is rigged. >> this is the frustration of the american people over the last several years. donald trump's election was people crying out for law and order. we weren't just talking about our own streets at home. we were talking about washington. we watched benghazi, lois, lerner at the irs. and hillary clinton and her email server. loup * what's going on between a former british intelligence agent and gps fusion and the fbi? did the fbi pay him? who was paying whom and for what purpose? we are only now -- think about it, we are only now starting to hear the truth about who was meddling with whom during 2016 in the presidential election. >> the case for a special counsel on hillary, comey

cheryl: we take up the politics of the storm with charlie hurt and tammy bruce.licans say the former top republicans say the former fbi director comey ♪music ♪you fill up my senses ♪like a night in a forest ♪like the mountains in springtime♪ ♪like a sleepy blue ocean ♪you fill up my senses ♪come fill me again ♪come let me love you ♪let me always be with you ♪come let me love you ♪come love me again cheryl: i'm cheryl casone in for lou dobbs who is on vacation. catastrophic flooding isn't the only danger in the wake of hurricane harvey. the flooding has caused exploding on fire at a chemical plant. reporter: we have a new update about this plant. one of the tanks that were burning overnight. the spark that hit at 2:00 a.m. this morning finished burning at noon. it took 10 hours for that tank to fully burn out. this is the perimeter, the 1.5 mile radius. no one can go in and no one can go out of this area for safety purposes. latest update we have is the chemicals are stable, but the company says they are not sending anyone in until the 6 feet of water sitting in t

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we have tammy bruce and david morris. there is some anxiety about this from a political points of view within the republican party and ultimately if you can get any democrats to support this. >> there is a lot of wiggle room. the framework is just. >> framework. but there is a lot of gestures. there is room for a fourth tax bracket. but they opened the door for a fourth tax bracket for democrats that are concerned the super wealthy will get a break. so there is some flexibility there. there is other issues regarding -- i know the democrats and this is a genuine concern for people in high-tech states where you are limit can the accessibility of your state and local taxes. the framework is as well. overall it helps everyone across the board it's an easy thing to implement. it helps everyone at every level of society. and 90% of people in businesses in this country are run by people who run them as a pass-through business. so this helps not on the small business person, but people employed by those individuals as well. somet

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thanks for being with us, tony sayegh, tammy bruce and historian doug wead as next. keep it right here on fox business. lou: good evening. the trump white house blasting ousted fbi director james comey fan laying out the strongest case yet against the former director who is already the focus of two investigations. here is what sarah sanders said. >> the memos that comey leaked were created on an fbi computer while he was director. he claims they are private property. they follow the proat california an official fbi document. it violates the standard none disclosure agreement all personnel must sign. that's clean and clear that would be violation. lou: the department of justice now refusing to provide two of its top officials in the fbi for interviews with the senate judiciary committee. one of those previously said james drafted a statement exonerating hillary clinton two months before interviewing her. his comments are of interest to the department of justice's investigation of the handling of the clinton email investigation itself. the justice department citing spe

lawrence jones, tammy bruce, good night from new york. a mad dash to repeal and replace obamacare. another hurricane potentially costing u.s. taxpayers billions in cleanup. but are there enough skilled workers to rebuild. and ken burns, the documentary filmmaker is here. former president obama is watching the collapse of his horrible healthcare law. so he picked up a megaphone to throw a fit over the great undoing of obamacare. >> when i see people t

joining us now, tammy bruce. and fox news contributor doug schoen.o, today we find out john mccain is out. no surprise. dragged himself out of a sick bed to come and vote no. are you surprised? >> best friend forever, lindsey graham, this is his bill. what senator mccain noted was they had gone through the right process. maybe he could have supported that if they were committee meetings and bigger discussions and other votes on other elements.ss he knew that that wasn't going toto happen. >> jeanine: he had seven years to talk about it over tea. >> he had to have known what the dynamic with and at this point, everyone knewha this would happ. him and rand paul's no vote but then it comes down to murkowski and susan collins. this will also affect alabama as you've been talking about because it's a reminder of the swamp, the con that we've been undergoing., >> jeanine: let me ask you this -- is there any chance of a democrat coming on board? >>>> no. but there's a chance that susan collins is going down, she's leaning again today. she was against all th

lawrence jones, tammy bruce, let's start with mueller, samantha power and susan rice.e house and senate putting up with the egregious acts of these people, but instead investigating a president with not one iota of evidence of collusion with the russians. tammy: 8 years of working effectively with the gop, everything obama was doing, nary a pushback or complaint. we knew something strange was going on. samantha power. when we talk about nikki haley. the difference is extraordinary. people have to use the comparison with richard nixon was wiretapping mcgovern. this is what the swamp, what the uni-party wants in washington. business as usual. >> the republican party doesn't have the will to fight. they have a deep-road conviction in the democratic party. when they see an appearance of wrongdoing they fight. they kept pushing until they got it. the republicans are willing to let things go. hillary clinton and her emails. they could have continued to press and press until they got some conviction but they don't have that backbone. what we'll see with samantha pour as well

thanks for being with us, tony sayegh, tammy bruce and historian doug wead as next.usiness. lou: good evening. the trump white house blasting ousted fbi director james comey fan laying out the strongest case yet against the former director who is already the focus of two investigations. here is what sarah sanders said. >> the memos that comey leaked were created on an fbi computer while he was director. he claims they are private property. they follow the proat california an official fbi document. it vio

thanks for being with us, tony sayegh, tammy bruce and historian doug wead amomomomomo the lauren: breakingorning. the white house firing back hours after president trump reached a daca deal. the issue whether excluded key campaign promise, which is the border wall. train to the president saying the tax reform bill will not cut taxes for the wealthy. in fact, they may pay more. lauren: another day of new records on wall street. all three major averages closing with all-time highs given a little bit back this morning. dow futures down three points. cheryl: europe opening stocks lower. lauren: let's check out how asian stocks ended the day

thanks for being with us, tony sayegh, tammy bruce and historian doug wead among our guests tomorrow. good night from new york. kennedy: tonight tax reform finally on the front burner in d.c., how long can lawmaker avoid screwing it up? kentucky congressman thomas massie has ideas. >>> plus the benghazi terror trial now under way but did the state department try to silence two contractors just before the attack? brian is here with the answers. >>> and espn suspending a longtime network for saying the network is getting too political. why is another on the hook for calling trump a white supremacist. roll upon your sleeves. >>> date night at the white house, yeah! and trump is dining with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi

lawrence jones, tammy bruce, good night from new york. kennedy: the gop in a mad dash to repeal and replace obamacare. another hurricane potentially costing u.s. taxpayers billions in cleanup. but are there enough skilled workers to rebuild. and ken burns, the documentary filmmaker is here. former president obama is watching the collapse of his horrible healthcare law. so he picked up a megaphone to throw a fit over the great undoing of obamacare. >> when i see people try to undo that hard-won progress. it is aggravating. kennedy: you know what's aggravating? trying to convince people they have to maintain his legacy. >> it's frustrating to have to mobilize every couple months to keep our leaders from inflict real human suffering on our constituents. but typically that's how progress is won. kennedy: do you know what real human suffering is? forcing healthy people to pay for sick people with an immoral mandate. and it's much worse in places like alaska. here is their insurance director. >> on average in alaska in 2013 paying a monthly pre

thanks for being with us, tony sayegh, tammy bruce and historian doug wead among our guests tomorrow. thank you for joining us. good night from new york. kennedy: tonight tax reform finally on the front burner in d.c., how long can lawmaker avoid screwing it up? kentucky congressman thomas massie has ideas. >>> plus the benghazi terror trial now under way but did the state department try to silence two contractors just before the attack? brian is here with the answers. >>> and espn suspending a longtime network for saying the network is getting too political. why is another on the hook for calling trump a white supremacist. roll upon your sleeves. >>> date night at the white house, yeah! and trump is dining with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi agreed to break bread and suck blood with the president. president trump had a taste of the sweet bipartisan nectar after making the debt ceiling deal with chuck and nannes while the idea of crossing a 60 vote senate threshold to make cuts long-term is intoxicating by working with the dems, swap and spit with the people who would trade kidneys an

joining us with now with reaction is fox news contributor tammy bruce and matt schlapp.uys, i'm furious. the idea of an fbi director making a conclusion before 17 witnesses, including the target herself, are spoken to, is the height of corruption, hypocrisy, and the unequal justice in america. tammy, am i wrong? >> i think you've seen it perfectly there. what this says -- there's a lot of layers in this when it comes to the nature of the law, and the trouble comey could be in, but the biggest issue is what it says to the american people, that the underlying theme of the trump campaign, that system is rigged, that things are not fair, that a certain political class and media class have a different set of rules for them than they have for you. of course, in the campaign this is highlighted by hillary clinton, benghazi, the server, but now it appears, it's alleged, that the fbi director was not only perhaps protecting hillary, but it gives more of an impact to president trump's allegations that in fact comey was even operating against him, not saying publicly that he was in

. >> jon: joining is now, ben kittle and tammy bruce. both radio talk show hosts. 've had massive hurricanes hit texas then florida then puerto rico. tammy, how do you assess the media's coverage of the respons response? >> it's been as expected. and florida and certainly texas. you had local news being able to operate ringing in information locally. with puerto rico, is a different case. they've been desperate for trump to have a katrina and he has delivered i think very well. overall, there is been universally great reports for him, great views. hurricane relief is now from irma. you're not looking at local reports necessarily. it's left a blank slate and this is where there hoping to try. i love how the white house and the president is doing what reagan did, reaching over the media, reporting what's really going on. also stars & stripes, one of the first reports of the nature of what's really going on. the voice of america. there's over 10,000 people in the ground helping. arteries through the island had to be clear before things could be moved. because we are no

with us is tammy bruce, captain chuck nash and peter books. captain nash, i have got to start with you. the drum beats of war are loud and clear. president trump did not mince any words. >> he called out a lot of people and good for him. he removed any of the ambiguities surrounding this. he said what makes logical sense here. he said if we have to defend ourselves or our allies against north korea, we'll decimate north korea. that message was for kim jong-un. but it was also for beijing and moscow. charles:ed the normal course of people who don't like trump didn't like the speech. applause in the u.n. caught some people off guard. the idea of sovereignty and getting rid of bad actors. tammy: there are bad across toarts in don't know regions destroying the lives of people. the world is realizing the importance of borders and being able to control your own country. but we haven't had anyone in western civilization say it. the venezuelan voices, oh, my gosh, reagan is back. that's good news. once people get permission to admit sovereignty and na

lawrence jones, tammy bruce, good night from new york. kennedy: the gop in a mad dash to repeal and replace obamacare. another hurricane potentially costing u.s. taxpayers billions in cleanup. but are there enough skilled workers to rebuild. and ken burns, the documentary filmmaker is here. former president obama is watching the collapse of his horrible healthcare law. so he picked up a megaphone to throw a fit over the great undoing of obamacare. >> when i see people try to undo that hard-won progress. it is aggravating. kennedy: you know what's aggravating? trying to convince people they have to maintain his legacy. >> it's frustrating to have to mobilize every couple months to keep our leaders from inflict real human suffering on our constituents. but typically that's how progress is won. kennedy: do you know what real human suffering is? forcing healthy people to pay for sick people with an immoral mandate. and it's much worse in places like alaska. here is their insurance director. >> on average in alaska in 2013 paying a monthly pre

thanks for being with us, tony sayegh, tammy bruce and historian doug wead amomomomomo the lauren: breaking news this morning. the white house firing back hours after president trump reached a daca deal. the issue whether excluded key campaign promise, which is the border wall. train to the president saying the tax reform bill will not cut taxes for the wealthy. in fact, they may pay more. lauren: another day of new records on wall street. all three major averages closing with all-time highs given a little bit back this morning. dow futures down three points. cheryl: europe opening stocks lower. lauren: let's check out how asian stocks ended the day tension down from 10 year high. the nikkei down a quarter of 1% pay the kospi and south korea up three quarters of 1%. cheryl: marcus crowley is headed to the slammer. headed early. "fbn:am" starts right now. lauren: 5:01 a.m. in new york. good morning, everybody. thank you for joining us lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning. i'm cheryl casone. martin shkreli just lost three months of freedom. cheryl: centered on social media. cheryl: a lot of

to phone senators, not gut american health care and turn backs on people -- ashley: yes to quote tammy bruceresponse to that, katrina. >> i have to agree with tammy on this. those hollywood guys, not in the decision-making process, who have not put their hats in the ring to run for office to make their changes they believe should be made. however, i will say it is really unfortunate what happened with his child, that is where his passion comes from but at the end of the day we're talking about health care where the average person, unlike jimmy kimmel, can't afford a 20,000-dollar deductible for their children to get health care. just because you have a health care card doesn't mean you can use it. that is the point that jimmy kimmel is missing. ashley: the fact he was against it had obama's name on it. it is a failed system that doesn't work. you know, doesn't play to the crowd as they say. >> absolutely. you have to be able to afford it. ashley: exactly. karina pierson, thanks for joining us. >> great to be here. ashley: the senate clears $1.5 trillion in the budget for tax cuts. and the he

what do you make of this, tammy bruce? column by jon podhoretz is a necessarily a compliment. because trump is president, oprah would be the next natural person to counter him. oprah started after six years not being on network television, she started with "60 minutes." they will have several panel shows with her there. remember when it comes to politics, her show ratings dived after she endorsed barack obama. people didn't want oprah winfrey to be involved in politics. she was very much representative of transcending partisanship. her show ended, she had to, she is very wealthy woman, because she has done well for obvious reasons her own network. she said being back on cbs was like coming home. so i think, look, she would admit she is an entertainer. she said a few months ago she has no interest running for politics. the experience she had getting involved in politics has not been good for her. she expressed in disappointment for second term of the obamas. she enjoys being back on tv. being with the audience she enjoys mo

here now fox news contributor tammy bruce. tammy, ashley is a little skeptical here but odds of a tax cut deal go up if the democrat win as couple democrat votes? >> i agree. this should have been happening at the beginning even with obamacare. we have 10 vulnerable democrats that come from states won. north dakota was a blowout. he won by 36 points. the republican governor won by 58 points. she is first-term senator. she was that state's attorney general and their tax commissioner. so she is very interesting to him. this is state, somewhat popular but the general sense is, there is republican waiting to challenge her. this could be very good for her, for trump to support her. this joint event, if you will indicates that. this has to happen across the board. you notice with the changes in the white house, that president trump is doing things like this now. because the other approach did not necessarily work so well, right? so not only will it work because of his involvement, but they realize you have now, what 8% approval rati