karl rove will tell us about some that you have never heard of. face beto rourke who we showed you last night and now campaign experts, karl rove, senior adviser to george w. bush, and chris stirewalt, our fox news editor. great to have you. you think these headlines about texas are misleading? >> laughable, look, republicans had the biggest turn out after after all of the hubbub coming in was let the democrats were having a fantastic night, they had a dreadful night. their leader robert f beto o'rourke spent $2.5 million, 62% of the vote, half as many as ted cruz got on the republican side, 38% of the democrats voted poor ed crapo, a retired postal worker who spent $785. >> martha: he is very popular. >> gets better, hernandez, a nurse, or maybe she is a former nurse, her website suggests that she used to be a nurse, she spends zero dollars and got 24% of the vote. now she did have a facebook page, but here's a guy who is supposed to be the darling of the democrats and four out of every ten democrats in the state, he loses 103 out of 254 counties

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joining me with more, fox news contributor karl rove.body is going this way or that way and traditional party platforms are in some way being rather abandoned. >> well, for me it is deja vu all over again since in 2002 the bush administration applied a much narrower set of tariffs designed to get at chinese dumping. for example, mexico and canada were excluded from them but by the end of 2003 our trading partners had used the, used their power to put tariffs or threaten tariffs not only on things like bourbon made in mitch mcconnell's hometown or motorcycles built in paul ryan's home state but on real things and real people around the world bought from the united states. trish: you didn't like them? >> the price of keeping them in place was too high. and those were narrowly-drawn. look, carter, mr. lamb there, connor lamb running for congress in pennsylvania, the problem is china. we ought to do something about china. china represents 2% of the imports. if we're trying to get at china, why don't we talk about chinese dumping practices, h

i'm dana perino in new york. >> and we're back with bret baier and karl rove. just after rex tillerson arrived at 4:00 a.m., he cut his trip to africa a couple days short to return because he knew that this was coming because we know now that chief of staff general kelly, john kelly, called rex tillerson and said you need to come home and this is happening. again, i go back to this idea that it was rumored to be a long time and coming. i got the feeling that perhaps rex tillerson for as frustrated that he may have seemed with washington, not with president trump, but with washington that he was getting a hang of the job. >> yeah. you got that sense from people around him. who privately said, listen, rex is not leaving unless he's fired. he was getting -- he was planning trips, he was going on trips, seeing success from meeting with various officials around the world. despite the distance with the president and they apparently did not talk that often, that i think that he was feeling like he was going to be sticking around. that distance however really showed it

thanks, karl rove. >> you bet. thanks, dana. >> dana: let's bring in democratic strategist chuck roca and americans for prosperity president tim phillips. i'm glad you're both here. chuck, i haven't talked to you so i want to start with you. talk to me about your reactions to this speech. is the president going to ohio, talking about an issue important to a lot of people, a bipartisan one, infrastructure. this at a time when there are so many open seats across the country. 56 house races without incumbents, 37 open republican house seats an 19 open democratic seats. so a lot up for grabs here. what are your thoughts today? >> dana, good to see you. you're exactly right. i'm one of the harshest critics of this president. but what he did today is brilliant. it's brilliant to go to ohio where you have a senator election, governor election and you're talking about the american worker. anybody that knows anything about politics knows if you're talking about the american worker and american jobs, whether you can deliver

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brands, karl rove and the moderator. [applaus [applause] >> good morning. >> good morning. >> what a pleasure to be here to talk about one of the most important subjects that's on everybody's mind. today we'll have a wonderful opportunity to talk with three outstanding experts about the election that changed our history. as somebody who once worked hard on many campaigns, i'm going to be fascinated to hear the assessment of my colleagues here. so, let's start with you, hw. what do you-- how do you think we should be looking at transformation as an overarching thing for discussion for presidential leadership? >> well, when you think about important elections i put them in two categories. there are those whose importance are not known until after the election. it sets up conditions and brings in a certain office holder and then things happen. so elections like that, election of 1932, franklin roosevelt becomes president and launches the new deal. the moment he won in 1932 no one knew how big a deal it was. in 1860 abraham

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flonase. >> melissa: let's bring back karl rove, hopefully it's not a silent movie now.hank you for bearing with us. what is your reaction to the move on tariffs right now? do you think it is just an opening salvo to bring everyone back to the table and renegotiate? what's your take? >> i think it's a misplaced action. of the president tweeted out "if trade wars are good and easy to win" know they are not. the last really big trade war we had lasted more than a decade and it took world war ii to get america out of the depression. look, in the bush administration we attempted to help the steel industry by tapering tariffs, they lasted less than a year before they were declared in violation of our international treaty agreements and our training partners threaten to the united states with a very measures that would hurt american industry. it the president is attempting to do the impossible, repeal the law of comparative advantage. this is not even aimed at china. some of our biggest sources of steel are places like canada and mexico with which we have a free-trade agreemen

david: karl rove, a very happy positive optimistic karl rove. >> cautiously optimistic.id: democrats doubles down on their opposition of the gop tax cuts and make it the center piece of their midterm campaign strategy. is that smart politics? we'll ask our panel next. could michaela deprince use the chase mobile app to pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while performing the grandest grand jetÉ? she could... but in real life she pays her sister, for that sweater she stained. (phone buzzes) chase. make more of what's yours. >>> jie gannic tax cut they just did has created a gigantic hole in the deficit. if we do nothing in terms of cutting programs, if we just keep things as they are, americans are going to go flat bankrupt over the next ten years. not a joke. this tax cut is not paid for. david: that was joe biden in pennsylvania this week ahead of tuesday's special house election there. the former vice president offering a glimpse of the democrats' midterm campaign strategy. attack ads already are airing in battleground states claiming that the tax cuts and jobs ac

david: karl rove, a very happy positive optimistic karl rove. >> cautiously optimistic.avid: democrats doubles down on their opposition of the gop tax cuts and make it the center piece of their midterm campaign strategy. is that smart politics? we'll ask our panel next. sfx: muffled whistle text alert. i'm your phone, stuck down here between your seat and your console, playing a little hide-n-seek. cold... warmer... warmer... ah boiling. jackpot. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, you could be picking up these charges yourself. so get allstate, where agents help keep you protected from mayhem... ...like me. mayhem is everywhere. are you in good hands? you were pushed out of your homeland, but you could never be broken. you walked together. you built your home again. my dna showed that i'm native american, and connected me to cousins who taught me about our tribe. my name is joseph reece, and this is my ancestrydna story. now with 10 million new family connections made every day. order your kit at ancestrydna.com >>> jie gannic tax cut they just did has created a g

and karl rove writes, trump should avoid rallies in the closing months.andidate message and makes the news about whatever wild line he slings into the ether and in that same column rove claim that's saccone was winning going into the weekend and he believes trump's rally cost saccone the race. so tell us, was saccone up before the president came to visit or not? that is what mr. rove claims. >> well, our numbers were consistent with the fact that saccone was down about six points on friday. and frankly the monmouth poll had him down i think five to seven points and so that is pretty consistent. and obviously he finished a near tie. two tenths of a point behind. we haven't counted all of the votes yet because there are provisionals and a few military ballots. but it -- we essentially closed to about six to seven points in the final days and clearly the president was there over the weekend. so -- >> so you believe he helped. >> that sounds consistent to me. >> you believe -- you believe he helped. but do you look at this race -- >> i believe he helped in th

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ann: or karl rove. lou: those fools are often funded by the person you mentioned, karl rove and all of his buddies at the chamber of commerce and the business round table. ann: more important than the trade issue was obviously the promise to build the wall. he has the authority. he needs to listen to the right people. the washington post reported that the pentagon official says we can't build the wall without congressional approval. the guy is a moron and you shouldn't be listening to morons when you're -- lou: who are you calling a moron? ann: the washington post didn't identify the pentagon official though i'm demanding his name. lou: there's only one person over there that could make such a bald statement. certainly general mattis would not. ann: who knows. it could be jared kushner because he's running the entire government. lou: let's turn to -- you called him a shallow lazy i gues i gues just for the record and now you're making a chord with him. before we go too far down -- ann: i called him that

if this is the festival features several office including karl rove, h. w. brands, douglas brinkley, jon meacham, susan eisenhower and more. first up here is "new york times" op-ed columnist bret stephens on his book "america in retreat: the new isolationism and the coming global disorder." [inaudible conversations] good morning ladies and gentlemen. please welcome to the stage bret stephens. [applause] him well, good morning. i should just mention at the beginning that i'm told there would be time for q&a, but that it depends on your asking the sink questions that in in question marks and which i can then repeat for the benefit of the filming of this production. can someone close the door? thank you. the title of my remarks this morning is notes on the passing of liberal culture, and there's a story that might be apocryphal but is too good not to share, which is told about mahatma gandhi. [laughing] hi, jamie. [laughing] all right, i'm going to begin again forging for jane is bene. there's a story, possibly apocryphal, but too good not to share which is tol

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your thoughts karl rove on what you heard from michael tonight? >> what is interesting, we are talking about russians and they are trying to meddle in the american elections. do you think a former british intelligence agent who reaches out to contacts in moscow to get dirt on donald trump is somehow not seen by the russian intelligence services? i would support a lot of what is in the dossier is fed to steele by people who are suspect in not clearly under the control of the russian fsb. the russians were meddling here. they were trying to get papadopoulos and page inside the trump campaign. they had a direct line into steele who was hired by fusion gps who was in turn paid for by the dnc and the clinton campaign. nobody will walk away from this without having their finger princeton over something that is russia. >> martha: michael what do you think about the book tonight? >> we want to keep positive prayers for the pilot that went down off the key west of florida. the question at hand: all intelligence agencies are conveying that meddling happened

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karl rove and spokesperson for the obama administration maria harf on that. and mark -- rubeio is named a kid killer for his views. your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. >> ♪ >> it's been sometime already. didn't you notice? >> martha: that was the russian ambassador to the u.n. reacting to president trump and the leaders of 21 other countries. their decision to oust more than 135 russian diplomats from embassies from around the world and send them home including 60 from the u.s. i think about a dozen of them were here in new york at the united nations. they have 7 days to head home in the wake of moscow's alleged poisoning of spies. trace gallagher joins us. >> hi, whether it's russian troops or using chemicals, russian denials are common. now russia called the accusations nonsense saying russia destroyed all chemical weapons including nerve agents. the british prime m

in 2016. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage susan eisenhower, tim miller and karl rove. with your moderator, van gordon sauter. [cheers and applause] >> okay. >> put in a good word with the organizer. tell him the reason i was late

it just means it's not in the interest of united states for jared kushner to have this kind of roving commission he's had but there are a series of criminal laws as well that this could implicate. one is just good old fashioned bribery, but it's going to be a little bit hard to prove that after the mcdonald case but there's one more i wanted to mention. i don't want to hog the air waves but your point that he hasn't been interviewed i think is a huge one because there's no way to do the obstruction case without. he's everywhere in the obstruction case. >> right. >> and the fact he hasn't been interviewed, to me, you have to interview him before you start to negotiate with trump and the fact that he hasn't suggests to me that his lawyer has told mueller's team that he won't talk to them. he'll instead plead the fifth amendment. otherwise, we would have heard about that. >> nothing like the kind of. >> that's in november. >> nothing long-term like we've seen in other players in this. i'll give a best case scenario and get your response. the best case scenario is, look, the u.s. is a str

let's bring in former white house deputy chief of staff karl rove. larry sabato doesn't take these things lightly. neither do you. do you think he's right in trying to make some of these predictions that the democrats look in pretty good shape in a lot of districts for the house? >> well, first of all, he moved all 26 races in the direction of the democrats. let's be a little bit careful. there were five races that were lean republicans that he moved to tossup out of those 26. that's not a lot. dangerous, yes, but not a lot. and then he had six that he moved from likely republican to lead republican. i disagree with him about moving some of these. there are 26 total. but the likelihood is that we're really focused on these five and to a lesser extent on these. three of them in the midwest, two in the mid-atlantic and the northeast for the republicans. and then on the lanes, three in the south, two in the midwest and one in the mid-atlantic northeast. now, i think it may be a little overstated. i wouldn't ring a lot of alarm bells on this. he sort of

if this is the festival features several office including karl rove, h. w. brands, douglas brinkley, jon meacham, susan eisenhower and more. first up here is "new york times" op-ed columnist bret stephens on his book "america in

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karl rove is a former senior advisor to president george w.ox contributor and wall street -- and "wall street journal" columnist. welcome to see you again. >> thank you, sir. paul: i think when we talked about kushner and ivanka trump jared kushner a year ago you said it was a bad idea to put family in senior jobs and then you said maybe you have warmed to the idea because they may have offered the president some good advice. where are you now a year later? >> first of all, he was given too broad a mission and it's not particularly well defined in some instances. jared kushner was put in charge of middle east peace, bringing about a peace agreement between israel and the palestinians. that's a job for henry kissinger in his prime. and then he was put in charge of some sort ill-defined effort to reform the government. and look, he might have provided and she might have provided sort of a stabilizing influence on their father and father-in-law, but you mentioned two issues, the security clearances. there are continuing problems with his fbi clea

and what's so attractive about aclayer rove, he's close to putin.rump obsessed during that trip? to meet with putin. he asks everybody around him, is putin coming, have we heard from putin yet. >> he tweets will he be my best friend. >> this was all in trump's mind as best we can tell. it all fits together. he wanted putin's blessing for this deal he was forming with putin's build and saw an opportunity for a real business deal he wan ford many, many years. >> he knew that you can't do a big tower in moscow without the approval of the government. so people have been wondering why he is so positive about putin. i think it's his aspirational affinity with a strong man. i think he was smart enough to realize that you capital get these deals done if you're dumping on the guy for his human rights records, for the treatment of gays, from a regime in which journalists are murdered. that copies on into the campaign in 2016 where yet again, there's another deal on the table while he is a presidential candidate to build a trump tower once more. so when he goe

>> let me start by saying what a meaningful experience it was to attend the proceedings involving rove are rend billy graham. he left this earth last week, but his legacy is going to live on for eternity. as the president said, everywhere he went, he sent the message that was always his message god loves you. the president and the first lady will be attending the funeral in north carolina tomorrow. i would like to highlight some powerful work that the house did by passing hr-165 to allow state and federal pros u coutures for holding web sites available for preventing sex trafficking. he made it clear that this administration is going to hold sex traffickers accountable. this is an important step forward and the bill will help p provide this on a bipartisan basis. we are going to be highlighting the historic discussion of the democrats and issue that threatens the safety and security of the american people. and as a reminder, compared to the four previous administrations, this senate has confirmed the fewest nominee, and half of the president's highly qualified nominees are waiting for

>> reporter: these two san rafael department of public works crew members constitute one of eight roving teams who every day roam their territories in search of current or future problems. when it's raining like in the last few days, these crews go to the city's 12 pumping stations where they muck out the debris several times a day. otherwise, the powerful high capacity pumps could not lift the water high enough to pump it into the bay. >> we still though knowing what we went through last year were making sure that the storm drain systems were clean. >> reporter: for a city like san rafael, these pumping stations are the top priority. in just two hours, this is how how much muck and junk gathered up against those drains. it could cause flooding. during heavy rains they are here every hour. if they're not it will flood. >> this is the first year we have used a storm water act where we can track what's removed and identify the heavier flows where we might have a problem to get that system cleaned. >> reporter: the roving crews target everything from potholes to downed tree removal to block

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karl rove is a former senior advisor to president george w.h and a fox contributor and wall street -- and "wall street journal" columnist. welcome to see you again. >> thank you, sir. paul: i think when we talked about kushner and ivanka trump jared kushner a year ago you said it was a bad idea to put family in senior jobs and then you said maybe you have warmed to the idea because they may have offered the president some good advice. where are you now a year later? >> first of all, he was given too broad a mission and it's not particularly well defined in some instances. jared kushner was put in charge of middle east peace, bringing about a peace agreement between israel and the palestinians. that's a job for henry kissinger in his prime. and then he was put in charge of some sort ill-defined effort to reform the government. and look, he might have provided and she might have provided sort of a stabilizing influence on their father and father-in-law, but you mentioned two issues, the security clearances. there are continuing problems with his

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. >> dana: karl rove is a knox news contributor. dana lash at the nra, she had this to say in response to that. >> one of the things the nra leadership stressed to the president on sunday is that due process must be respected. >> dana: then tom tellis, the senator from north carolina said, i don't think he was saying there's a place where you suspend the constitution and suspend due process. i just don't believe that. i know you heard the words. i just don't believe in my heart of hearts that's what he meant. he's got a legal scholar. karl, one of the special things about these free flowing meetings that the president is having, you get to see some initial reaction, some spit balling, some ideas. what the president said might not sound outrageous for people who think, how else are you going to prevent these types of mass shootings? >> you're right. we see a lot of top of the mind, shoot from the shoulder, shoot from the hip comment. there are ways administratively for the police to, in these so called red flag laws, to be able to ob

twenty five years later rove has invited coaches like peter schrager is in charge of dortmund. david told match in the hunt for second place means plenty of pressure. if you want to make the champions league victories are a must lift into the. lives actually but like say have looked poor of late is has been her to wear each. not quite i have thought men's recent efforts inspired their coach. they both seemed pretty relaxed but why do you need fire and passion in the race to the champions league. dortmund look the better early on with their new star striker heard that making a name for himself i actually wasn't uses i but you. it's in case hosam which is struggling. with junk a man stands at me wasn't his finishing was a lot more emphatic than house and pickles pronunciation the bun nelson likes. i am somewhat silent on the sidelines. however judgment struck by immediately my voice is movements and finish with the police but it's a given stop the germans impressive full conceives of above. good night getting be able to snatch a win out and claim second place. no. it wasn't exact

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joining me now karl rove former senior advisor to george w. contributor and chris stirewalt is here fox news contributor. carl, good to see you on this friday evening. >> good to see you. >> set up the importance of pennsylvania and this election for us. >> well, this is a district carried by president trump by 20 points. been represented for the better part of two decades by a republican. and the republicans should keep it. the democrats, however, have done a good job of recruit ago good candidate. a marine officer, a former prosecutor and he has raised a lot of money. conner lamb has raised $3.9 million going into the final stage of the campaign. he had $800,000 in the back. rick saccone 917,000. of which he had 294,000 left in the bank. to even things up the republican national campaign committee has spent $3.5 million. the congressional leadership fund the republican national committee and other groups have spent an additional $6.5 million that equals roughly $10 million which is 1 ba zillion. a bazillion, a lot and huge. it's huge. >> san

year's rancho mirage writers' festival is a discussion on political candidates and elections with karl rove, susan eisenhower and tim miller. former communications director for jeb bush in 2016. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage susan eisenhower, tim miller and karl rove. with your moderator, van gordon sauter. [cheers and applause] >> okay. >> put in a good word with the organizer. tell him the reason i was late getting on the stage. >> they're keeping us about 5 feet apart. it's just -- >> well, that's nice. >> would you mind extending the cane so i can see how far i need to be away? [laughter] >> are we set? okay. let me, first of all, express my appreciation for your turning out for this event on behalf of susan and tim and karl. deeply appreciated. we owe a special debt to karl. this is his 23rd panel -- [laughter] in 36 hours. [laughter] [applause] i understand the best possible was at one a.m -- the best panel was at one a.m. in the parking lot of the supermarket across the street from the hotel. >> and those of you who are in your -- [audio difficulty] >> let me s

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governmental event to get to two to do lawyers and that city a found his no as far as you know regarding rove russian safety regulations etc they are pretty much up to scratch with the rest of europe are they are even even down to the plastics they used in buildings it's all pretty high standard is it this year russia safety regulation is as good as other countries is the question as to enforcement of the regulations and you could have regulation on the books but when it comes to the enforcement regulation i compliance with your regulation this is where the disparity happens so that's a sad sad sad story isn't it thank you for your input into professor cathy from university of southern california for a good night to thank you. if around the world and sending their condolences to the families of the victims the leaders of the u.s. germany china and the u.k. are among those who express their sorrow the president of the european union donald tusk even made a statement in russian to support. games in years. just as they came out of what they should be. going to be continue to follow the tragedy o

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bush karl rove here. ceo of jaguar, land rover is with us. he'll give us the inside on the tariff story as fox news senior strategic analyst jack keane is with us. the ceo of north america julie sweet stopping by as well. a big show ahead coming out. take it off right here with the art of the deal. wall street kicking offer turns of a trade war for president trump's plan to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. but now reporting the e.u. plans to target $355 billion of american products with a 25% retaliatory tariffs if president trump goes through with his steel tariffs. canadian prime minister justin trudeau now spoken about the controversial tariffs and nasa into the next. >> we've had a very bad deal with mexico. very bad deal with canada. we are renegotiating canada as i said i would. if we don't make a deal i will terminate nafta. i do make a deal which is fair to workers in the american people, that would be i would imagine one of the points we negotiate, tariffs or steel for canada and mexico. >> joining us now is a former nat

let's bring in karl rove. great to see you, karl. >> early voting in texas suggesting a record turnout for democrats. what result will the endorsement for trump have on republic candidates? >> texas is a red state. last time the democrats won a statewide race was 1994. no democrat has been elected statewide since then. i think that's going to happen this year as well. democrats don't have a strong state ticket but they have the ability to pick off seats in the house and legislature in areas that were republic but voted for hilary clinton. there are three congressional districts, pete sessions, houston, john culverson and san antonio to the western border, will herd. all three seats republic congressmen but carried by hilary clinton. there are similar seat in the state house and senate that could be at risk if republic candidates are not able to identify themselves as themselves instead of having the name of trump on the ballot. >> the question is how big is the threat of increase of democrats headed to the pol