lawrence jones and katie pavlich there has been so much drama surrounding the wedding. that's breaking news. that's what we are able to deliver here on the live show, breaking bones and breaking -- all in one fell swoop. the children will never be kings or queens. >> you never know. meghan markle is an american and look where she is. it's historic and there's a lot of fanfare and pageantry. 600 people have been invited to the ceremony, 200 are going to the reception. can you imagine if you and your gals went to the wedding? you want to go to the boozing and cake part. i have read about the cake. what's happening to me? its lemon with edible flowers. >> that was my wedding cake. kennedy: they released royal -- what is your big take away katie? >> i beg take away is that i don't care. but i should feel really bad for her. her family being so dramatic is the worst. kennedy: that's something a lot of people can relate to. >> there a lot of people watching in the british press is saying this is what happens with americans. >> remember that day. kennedy: tmz is now paul rever

lawrence jones, editor in cheese of campus reform. conservative commentator.nd radio talk show host. thank you for being here. how do you see the results of this week's primaries? >> icu good news for democrats. the republican example sprint in west virginia a vote man who ws a former failed politician in new jersey, spent his time lobbying for the pharmaceutical pharmaceutical -- now could be good for someone like joe manchin. in ohio, we saw softness for the republican vote. despite having donald trump, a present sitting presidents endorsement, couldn't break numbers in the primary against four unknowns. icy good, good news for democrats, i see an american electorate is rejecting the failed republican agenda, the sabotage of the aca that sees 4 million more americans lose their health care than when donald trump went to office. >> let's get to the text from lawrence. you say that love probably >> i am okay with being an underdog, the fact of the matter is the end and came up with a pole. 67% of americans feel like things are heading in the right direction. t

lawrence jones shaking your head. >> lawrence: i'm so sick and tired of special counsel after specialsel, seems like the only person in the department of justice that is doing their job is the inspector general. seriously. he is the only one they can complete investigations, give people information about investigations, go after people, can't prosecute everyone. this has nothing to do with russia. i don't know what the attorney general is going to do. is he going to recuse himself? >> katie: let's talk about why these republicans have called for a special counsel now which is bolstered by the new spying accusations and in the past, they say the inspector general is respected, he's important, he produces a normative value in terms of shedding some light and dark areas within the government. however, he doesn't have jurisdiction outside of the justice department. so he cannot talk to political appointees under the obama administration after present trump came in and he cannot talk to people who are no longer working for the department of justice which limits the amount of scope that he

joining me is lawrence jones and mark simone. to an east coast life after a wonderful life in texas. so many people have never heard of the fact that the president is giving away his salary quarter by quarter. >> this is a campaign promise. he said he didn't want to take a salary. so he is giving the money. david: i don't remember any president in my life time giving the money. i remember the clintons taking some of what was in the white house with them. >> i don't think there is a politician who ever gave away any money. the president is a charitable guy. i personally know millions of dollars he gave to charity that never got reported. all of this stuff with the mueller probe. the rules they are breaking to indict trump. people forget where it came from. the obama administration controlled the justice department, controlled the fbi. they said there was distance. but we saw the meeting on the tarmac how much distance there was. they were working with the hillary clinton campaign, fusion gps was paid off by the hillary clinton camp

charles: tammy bruce, the independent women's forum's voice, john burnett, and lawrence jones, campus reform editor-in-chief. tammy, let theer me start with you. -- let me start with you. everything was fast. the tweet, the reaction to the tweet, the miss missal by disney. now the -- the dismissal by disney and now the fallout. tammy: what she tweeted was inexplicable and awful. but jua wanda sykes, key to the comedy, key to the structure, she prior to this said i am leaving. when the people you surrounded yourself with aban down, that becomes a problem. people mention this was roseanne barr's mistake. hundreds of people will lose their jobs now. it brings up a larger cultural conversation you heard in the valerie jared clip. i was amazed she praised al sharpton during this conversation. but should people be destroyed in this conversation? hundreds of jobs lost? but in the world of social media and the nature of comedy -- the tweet wasn't funny. but comedy is obviously something that's not easy. >> we all know comedians go over the edge. that's what they have always done. however, thi

joining me, campus reform editor-in-chief lawrence jones. >> welcome back, kennedy.why i love, by the way. kennedy: is this a good application of celebrity? >> of course it is. it will tick jeff sessions off and may quit because he hates criminal justice reform. kennedy: she has been so vocal lobbying members of congress and washington, d.c. he athletes. the president said if they can get legislation passed, they will seen it. unfortunately it's hung up in the senate. it did pass overwhelmingly in the house. now we are at an impasse between senators john cornyn and chuck grassley who have competing justice reform bills. what's going to happen there. >> it depends on whether members of congress will listen to the american people. there are a lot of mixed reactions on this. both parties evaluated this. young people we reported on, this is one of the issues that matter to them. they are the largest voting bloc. you can be tough on crime. but you can be smart as well as fair. i think there is a narrative that people that advocated for criminal justice reform weren't crim

lawrence jones, harlan hill, and "reason" magazine editor at lathe and the host of the podcast matt welch. rudy giuliani has valid concerns about robert mueller setting a trap for the president. we have a lot of noise and people speak as if they have objective facts at hand. is the president foolish to talk to robert mueller or is he damned if he doesn't. >> both. legally foolish to do it. even if there is no crime anywhere near this thing. the president will perjure himself within a paragraph. that's what he does. he just starts talking. he sort of wanders off. he's a new york blusterer as is his lawyer it's a bad idea in general for anybody, let alone someone who doesn't really know. giuliani said i'm glad trump met with these people in the white house because we need to know what they have. he need to know about the hand mueller is playing so they can prepare some answers. kennedy: if they had a mole in there gathering information and they have all these seized communications, not to mention the million plus pages the white house turned over, that's quite a gift the administration has

here to weigh in is the editor-in-chief of campus reform, lawrence jones. you for joining us, great to have you here i that you have nothing to say about any of these stories. >> where do you begin? lou: start with the eighth-grader at a school in arizona, wrote this statement, most likely to bomb the us. the school is apologizing for it. we can put up the school's comment as well, they said it should have been removed during the editing process before the yearbook was published. the statement goes on, calling for parents to return your books as well. how did this happen? >> how did they make it to 100 books printed? always having a conversation about gun control but what can we do to prevent shootings? it starts when students are going on these radical rampages, then an opportunity to catch a student, figure out what parents knew but instead the high school is behind. >> definitely does not make a lot of sense and how many of those will be returned? let's go on to rutgers law school where students are blasting and intimidated endorsement for donald trump t

joining us tonight, lawrence jones and gina loudon. good to have you both here.day, gina. the president is ably represented with giuliani take his case to the public. but is it not time to just shut this thing down? >> it's far pastime to shut this thing down. you know who's being taken advantage of here? it's the american people, lou. they have no right to be spending taxpayer money on what has become a circus side show where they are not even investigating anything they have evidence of a crime for. and even if they did have evidence, it's still not a crime. this has become an and raiftion our constitutional rights and we the people are in power, not comey or rosenstein. the people elected this president and we deserve to have a voice in this. lou: the idea this president has to put up with this is confounding. rod rosenstein won't release the stroke * memo to tell -- the strzok memo to tell us what the parameters are. this is stone wall and refusing to acknowledge the constitutional powers of the congress and its responsibility of the oversight. sat what point

lawrence jones and jessica tarlov. tim cook and zuckerberg are going after it.es its money from advertising. that means two different business models. >> i don't think facebook will go away when it comes to selling your data. this is their business model. the fact of the matter is facebook wasn't built just so people could interact. it was built so people could get addicted to it, interact. so i don't see them surviving if they keep this up. liz: it's interesting that cook chose this point in front of students. jessica: i thought it was a smart tack to take. they are talking a lot about data and privacy and what happened with facebook. they are taking most this scandal and what's going on. for a tech giant to be making a point like this. it makes a lot of sense considering the landscape. by wonder what could happen tomorrow for them. i now it's a different business model. but i thought it was right for this audience. liz: another commencement speaker michael bloomberg is warning about quote an endless barrage of lies in politics. >> so we are near the midst of a

lawrence jones is here. what do you think of that possibility?e show must go on without its star. >> i think that would be the right thing to do. it's amazing that someone can be so selfish to go on social media and not think about the consequences not only for herself but the rest of her cast mates, the crew. i think that's the best solution right now. americans should support the show to say, you know, when people are hateful, we won't support them but we'll support others. >> neil: jessica, there is precedent. like "house of cards." issues where a hey you're figure goes. not sometimes over controversy but the show does go on in another form. not always successfully. what do you make of that? >> it happens with "house of cards." kevin spacey as well. they replaced him in "all the money in the world" the movie about to come out, which i think did okay. at the end of the day, i agree with lawrence. it's about the people left behind here. hard working people that have been with the show for decades. a lot of original cast and crew here. undeniably

so we've got lawrence jones, beautiful last time who's a conservative activist and political commentator. and we've got brittany an educator and advocate for police reform. so listen, some common ground. was slavery a choice? >> no. >> absolutely not. >> so round of applause. we agree. [ applause ] >> sister harriet said no. >> people are mad at kanye for his comment about slavery and they were mad at him the day before too when he was expressing love for president trump. is it not compulseary to be a black person and hate donald trump? is that where we are now? >> there are facts here about how he won this office that have been detrimental not just to black people but to marginalized people all over this country and this world calling to the african-american countries and haiti a-holes. who has continued to up hold this violence that's pervasive around the country. >> so trump has done a lot of that stuff. the republican party has had a lot of negative history in some ways, but do you think kanye has a point when he says maybe we should be spreading our best. a lot of people are saying

joining us on the couch today is conservative commentator and editor in chief of campusreform.org, lawrence jones is here and he is "outnumbered." good morning. good to see you. glad to have everybody here together this morning.

lawrence jones is editor and chief of campus reform.org. ntlemen, thank you so much for being here. >> thanks, martha. >> martha: let me start with you, lawrence, what's your thoughts as you look at this story tonight? >> you know, martha, i have been a big advocate for body cams because i believe not only does it protect citizens but it also protects officers. right in texas my home state we had another body cam released today of an officer that was accused of sexual assault. video came out and did he no such thing. in this case he accused the officers of excessive force, and it appears like there was some excessive force there not saying that he complied with all the orders, but the problem still, you know, exists about d. it justify that amount of force? and i think that they're going to have to go through the process. it's troubling to me but i also believe in due process, martha. >> martha: yeah. as we all do. richard, when look at this void he. obviously he shouldn't been parked across if it's true he parked across three handicapped sp

so we've got lawrence jones, beautiful last name, who's a conservative activist.political commentator and brittney, an educator for police reform. she was part of president obama's task force on policing. so now listen. first, establish common ground. was slavery a choice? >> no. >> absolutely not. >> no. round of applause. we agree on something. >> agree on that. at all. sister harriet said no. >> good. okay. so you know people are mad at kanye about his comment on slavery. they were mad at him the day before, too, when he was expressing love for president trump. is it now come pupulsory to be black person to hate president trump? is is that where we are now? >> i think there's a conversation about the republican party then there's a conversation about donald trump. there's fact and fiction. fiction is certainly that slavery was a choice, but there are facts here b about how he won this office. that have been detrimental, not just to black people, but to marichc marginalized people all over the world. calling african countries and haiti [ bleep ] holes. who has c

we have christian whiten and campus reform.org editor-in-chief, lawrence jones.ood to see you both. i will start with christian whiten first. in most normal administrations i would think, secretary pompeo or secretary of state would come out and actually announce that if they were having the summit, the secretary of state would be to announce it but let's remember this is not exactly the normal administration or the, administration that follows protocol. i would think, in this administration donald trump, being who he is, would wan to make sure that he announced that himself and so, you know, he says he doesn't know if it's going to happen but i don't know if he necessarily is the one to tell us it's going to happen. is that a fair assessment? >> i think he wrapped up meetings. yeah, we'll hear the final word from the president and white house. i don't think there is any daylight between trump and pompeo on this. what we heard was fairly upbeat, about as optimistic you could be while still being realistic with north koreans that the north koreans are contemplatin

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leslie marshall and lawrence jones. powerful words from chris stirewalt.oughts this morning. >> first of all conservatives should have never linked up with roseanne. she is not a conservative but a liberal for the majority of her life. we say all the time we don't want to have this hollywood influence in our political culture but when it's something we think we may like then we're cool with it. the bottom line is this, abc made a business decision to hire her, they knew what they were getting into. they saw an opening during the trump era for a show like this and they took advantage of it. now that it is going left they want to pull out. >> sandra: sounds like you're pulling a little i told you so. >> i did. i told them. >> sandra: it was the right thing to do, abc to fire her after this? >> i think so, sandra, i would agree with lawrence a little bit. thank you for you guys being hypocrites, lawrence, appreciate that with regard to roseanne and hollywood and everything. but abc knew what they were getting. it is a very different time now than when her sho

rick beat lawrence jones out there. abby: you are both lowering expectations for yourself.news.com who is going to win between ed and pete. ed: i have played a lot of parlor games in my life. a lot of bowling alleys and arcades. abby: let's bring in sean spicer. who going to win this battle? >> i think the pundits totally were in the tank for hillary clinton. the idea that pete is losing to ed henry, holy smokes. nate silver would have been rolling over say nothing way. ed: thanks, sean. appreciate it, bud. >> the army needs to up its game. pete: full bore colonel. navy man himself. i will do my best. abby: well played, sean. ed: we have a lot of news. overnight we hear two top fbi officials are now abruptly resigning. the president has been talking about this for a long time. his critics have been pushing back. but i think his point has been it's time to investigate the investigators. and you saw there lisa page, mixed up in that texting scandal and then will james baker who was the general counsel. what do you think this says that they're getting out before this inspector

jessica tarlov, senior director of research for buffalo.com and lawrence jones, editor and chief of campus lot of things going on on campus. get back on that story, okay? jessica, jerry brown, president trump. these are two political strongmen going at it. >> i think they enjoy each other a great deal. president trump a chance to take the twitter. i think he likes to fire back as well. both of them. >> i don't understand why the democrats, maybe jessica can tell us, why are they running on this issue of immigration? they shut down the government over this. people in california are upset about it. they're not criticizing the president for calling gang members animals. it seems like a losing fight. >> i wouldn't say that democrats are running on this issue. what has gone on with sanctuary city status. you have seen some democrats and some law enforcement who came out to say we need to be better at cooperating but we won't go around rounding up people here illegally unless there is evidence they have committed a crime. >> bill: he makes an interesting point. we don't know how the california p

lawrence jones is with us, campus reform.comed tore, conservative commentator. the third rail of american politics, slavery, didn't he? what do you make of it? >> i see was kanye was trying to communicate the mentality of slavery. he got his history wrong because slavery was not a choice. he is going deep into the mentality of having that mindset. let me tell you, stuart, kanye is in honeymoon phase of making his change in his life before the public eyes. he is switching parties. if i'm honest with you, stuart, kanye has been conservative when you listen to his hip-hop, when republicans were telling me hip-hop was destroying the black community, i was telling them, if you want to reach the black community, hip-hop is the way, going through with the culture. i would caution kanye one thing someone should have cautioned me when i first made my change to the right, don't lose your connection to the community. it is our job as black conservatives, as libertarians, go back into the community and reach those people. and you can't do that with mistakes like this. kanye

with me this morning, fog business networks' christina senevelis, mike murphy and lawrence jones.s. it's impossible to keep up with the amount of news that's been coming out. we've got your walmart earnings, $1.14 a share on the walmart earnings. let's take a look at how that stock is performing. that's two cents better than the estimate and we're also waiting for the revenue number to come out, if we can show that, how the revenue's holding up. that's a beat on the bottom line, $122.7 billion is what the revenue number is, mike murphy, this is a beat, $121.1 billion was the expectation. we're going to dig into these numbers, looking for those u.s. comp store sales, same store sales, that's a critical indicator of the consumer. >> the comp number are out, they're not that great, 2.3 was the expectation, came in at 2.1 ex-fuel numbers. the initial pop that walmart got, this is a solid number, this isn't a number like you saw out of macy's yesterday. this is not a number that's going to have a major positive impact on walmart. >> dagen: as investors you see the stock going back and

ross doing he tank ed the market with an abc line yet no apology, double standard come on in lawrence jonespusreform.org. there's no question in my mind that there is a double standard that the press, the media is largely totally contempt of our president, and i think it's a terrible thing. >> well let me say this, stuart there's no doubt what roseanne said that was wrong, but i think the problem comes in is like megan kelly tweeted today and she's no friend of the president samantha b. just called the president's daughter the "c" word and there was no outrage about this. it seems to be that they literally don't have standards in media any more. they really don't care about the issue at hand. they care about who the person is that's being attacked and that's just not right. >>stuart: you know it's not just how the media covers a story. it's what they cover. case in point, yesterday, president trump signed into law very important legislation, " right to try." i thought that was breakthrough legislation and it was bipartisan but two networks ignored it completely and it was really demoted as

ed: joining us, lawrence jones, editor-in-chief of campus reform.org and antwan seawright, a democratico start with you. jimmy kimmel had his show during the obama years, and i was at a news conference where it was said you keep talking about gun control, where you been? and he wasn't very happy about it. but the bottom line i'm asking you is what did barack obama do for eight years about gun control if this is such a democratic priority? >> well, i remember very distinctively after the connecticut shooting this president, barack obama with tears in his eyes, talked about how he felt, and he felt like it was personal. he called for congress to do something -- ed: right. but, pardon me, there had been many tragedies before me. yes, i was there, and he was very emotional about newtown, and newly so. but the point is -- and rightly so. he had a democratic house and senate at the beginning of his tenure. >> the only thing i can tell you, my friend, was he called for action. here we are another shooting, another scenario in which there are ten families planning funerals that did not intend t

jones was taken to a local hospital and treated for minor injuries. no other injuries were reported. lawrencenow: we enjoyed plenty of clouds and drizzle near the coast this morning. the afternoon turned mostly sunny all the way to the coast. tonight will be mostly clear early before a return of patchy fog and coastal drizzle. a high wind watch has been posted for this friday and saturday. we could see some winds gusting over the mountains as high as 55 mph. on the satellite image you can see a few clouds off the coast and high pressure ready to build in over the next few days. as high pressure builds in we can expect offshore winds to bring clear skies and warmer weather to the bay area. highs tomorrow will be warmer with 70s and low 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s but becoming mostly sunny at the coast. the warming trend will continue on friday and saturday with plenty of sunshine to the coast but occasionally gusty winds too. mother's day should be a little cooler but nice. there is a slight chance of showers toward the middle of next week. (grant) new at five.... th