don't forget that. >> sandra: bill bennett is host of the bill bennett podcast and a fox news contributor, did they encourage you to see this actor strapped on the next step up there at a time and taking an opportunity like that to get political and actually talk about god and faith? >> it was short encouraging. i gave a speech once and talked about the u.s. through the military. if someone came up to me and said, there are no godless places. then he paused and said, may be hollywood. so there is chris pratt taking that right on. by the way, it's chris pratt. and this is chris pratt. have you seen guardians of the galaxy? the jurassic park new series? this is chris pratt, he's a heartthrob and a great actor. what you heard from when we played it, it wasn't just tensing it. did you hear the audience cheering it? >> big applause for them, and the reviews of his speech went over quite well. >> well there was something in the speech for everybody and we don't have to go through all of it, as you know, if you read it all. talking about prayer and god, you have a soul. for the social media user

, a host of the bill bennett podcast. >> i to see you in person.te from the philadelphia mayor jim kenney who took advantage of the situation today. he said this inviting them from the white house proves that our president is not a true patriot but a fragile ego maniac with embarrassment about throwing parties that no one wants to attend. did he have a point of any of that? >> i think had an opportunity to say things and he took it. first of all, i don't think you are side about the eagles not coming. >> is the eagles had one, which is what should have happened they would have shown up. >> what does our friend laura say?shut up and saying? shut up and play. by the way, i am a huge football fan although its college games for me. we are three months away, can we think about the caps for a minute? you want to see politics? when ovechkin comes to whitth uninvm because they said they would have four or five guys coming rather than 50 or 60 or 70, that's crazy. there are all sorts of unknown things and i've heard rumors that they were saying they wanted

liberty mutual insurance. >> sandra: thanks to bill bennett. what did we miss? bill: sometimes things are loud and shake the earth. sometimes things are not loud and they shake the earth more. we had a supreme court story overshadowing another one yesterday. kennedy stepping down is big news but the supreme court decision in the janus case effectively tells the teacher unions, public sector unions you can't coerce people to join and pay up. this is huge. if you go to the democrat convention -- i went to them all the time to cover them -- you will see 10, 20, 30% of the people there, the public sector union. >> melissa: it will starve the democrat party of money and a big deal. >> bill: money machine. >> melissa: we have to go. thank you. harris, over to you. >> harris: fox news alert. you are watching "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. we have a couple of things happening right now. you see the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and the f.b.i. director christopher wray also seated next to him. they are testifying before the house judiciary committe

next trip where bill bennett said most of you don't you. know you don't get a little. bit. more over the mexican holiday day of the dead which is normally celebrated in early november that's given a special rendition in the center of moscow is alley reports. my. feet i. think you will see there's something i'll believe but actually this is one of. the good well executed low ball setup right that's right was perfect but when they brought it to the roots of the summer a body goes back to the precursor to period in mexico you. so it now but how about this for the better take place it must go back to feeling like they were quick to rush it was always fun cause it got these really great atmosphere you know it's really nice and i think it's really nice to have like make sure they send spirit and that all russia can see part of me here it's. really important because it's the day when you can remember all your sisters all the people you love and the people that it's not with you anymore. i said body i'm everything going on the part i'm very happy to be. part of this exhibition incl

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it caused me trouble when i went to -- bill bennett called me and i went down to work for him. and i remember the interview i had was white house personnel office. they have to make sure you're okay and a loyal supporter of the candidate. so i remember being kind of nervous. it was right there in the white house. one of the old executive office building across the driveway from the white house. and i remember going through the interview thinking i'm trying to break the ice and i was at the kennedy school and i debated for reagan and i wasn't very popular and i voted against kerry. and i tried to vote against tip o'neil. my mistake, i voted more the communist. and they held up my approval. three months. i think btt had to personally call the chief of staff to get me through for some extremely junr job. but that's why the reagan administration was a great administration. it wasn't okay to vote for communists. let me give you my -- my sense of where we are and could be politically which is obviously very hard to know in these very fluid times. i guess my first point would be these

because me trouble with bill bennett -- it caused me trouble with bill bennett and i went to work for the reagan administration. nervous in theg white house. bald executive office building across from the white house. i remember going into the interview and trying to break the ice and i debated for reagan and was not popular and voted against kerry and i said i against-- tried to vote o'neill and accidentally voted for the communist. bennett had to personally call the chief of staff to get me through. that is why the reagan administration was a great administration. it was not ok to vote for communists. let me give my sense of where we are or where we could be which is hard to know in these fluid times. my first point would be these are fluid, unpredictable times. not think i or anyone else standing here in may 2014, that one would have predicted donald trump would be the republican nominee for president let alone the next president. people might have protected hillary clinton would be the nominee that they would not have predicted bernie sanders would have gotten 43%, beat her in new

ooer as of staff to sectary of education bill bennett,ing dur the reagan administration. and later ashi of staf to vice president dan quayl the first bush administration. before starting the weekly an in 1995, mr. kris toll led the project for the republican future where he helped shape the strategy that produced the 1994 republican congressional ctory. falty at harvard university kennedy school of government and the department of political science at the university of pennsylvania. nging f p shed widely in areas constitutional law to political philosophy. he is a regular commentator on abc this week and special election coverage as as ppearing on other political shows. adnistrati alook eager to hear th year's midterms as well as the 2020 presidential election. so please join me in offering a warmme welco to anks ste, it'sre to be here with. i want to thank the council at saint ance em. it's great to be back. i've only been here, i think fox s headquartered here the last couple of primaries, right, and i was part of the fox team, so at least8, 2012, and 2016 and really lo

bill bennett the host of the bill bennett podcast and a fox news contributor and steve hilton, host ofon fnc. bill, you take the first crack on this, what do you make of it? of recognition. ofiberal amazon and starbucks figured out their companies, their businesses. can you imagine how bad things must be if amazon and starbucks are threatening to leave seattle? talk about a mothership, a liberal community, but there they were. they flexed their business model, reminded people that they are a business in the city council turned around on a dime. >> martha: it so interesting, steve. as bill has just ped out, to watch this dynamic at play, because its taxation, taxation, taxation and they finally said no. i love this quote from amazon vice president and spokesman drew herkimer who said the city does not have a revenue problem, it has a spending efficiency problem. that pretty much says it all, doesn't it? >> i think that's right, and i think that frankly nobody comes out of this well. what a ridiculous way of trying to solve the problem of homelessness with this stupid tax. the reason tha

that's where bill bennett sets out to go. about your. story. well earlier my colleague jacqueline vegas spoke with matthew barrett who's a co-founder of the photography project goal click which documents football culture around the world including in russia he began by giving more details about gold clicks work. currently active in around ninety countries for russia we decided to do a bigger project looking at the real russia so we found a photographers from all over the country from god to you catherine involved. and we asked them to document the country through their own eyes head of the world cup with this particular collaboration what russian football story impressed you the most i think it would be the ural mountains it was a very unusual set of photos which really reveals grassroots football and russian culture through through the game and the photos that we received from the euro mountains were fantastic really looking at how soviet infrastructure and soviet football infrastructure has developed into the twenty first century now obviousl

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on the phone now, bill bennett, former education secretary. good evening to you. charles really was too young. 68. we all expected him to be around a lot longer than that. that is part of what was such a shock here "tucker carlson tonight." >> you bet it is everything that has been said is true. if charles were listening, and i suspect he has, he would be a little uneasy. he would say, come on guys, you're laying it on heavy. he had a great sense of himself and a fabulous sense of humor and sense of irony. i would think that he would think that some of this was too much, he would love to be ironic about it. i have known charles for a long, long time. i will say a couple of stories. i went to take my 5-year-old son, our oldest son, to a movie. i looked for a movie at work. it was "tom and jerry" a cartoon. it looked like a pretty empty theater. when the movie was over, lights went up. charles was there. that was it. in this movie, martha, a "tom and jerry" cartoon, they had some adult situations. and i was kind of shocked by -- charles was too. we are the only pain

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get trump into a situation if you're avenatti, to get trump into a suation like bill clinton and his lawyer robert bennett witheg to paula jones and the whole thing ends up being disastrous for the president which he's still talking about this week, $900,000 in thatcase. and beak admitted. >> yeah, i tnk that these relationships can hurt people on both sides. they can hurt the person, the accuser who wants to come forward and have their story told. perhaps if it's something they feel wronged more than just they want a payment but they feel like they've been wronged, somehow accosted, abused and nt to tell that story but it can also hurt the person on the other side, the accused where that person can be hit up for a large aunt of money. if the two lawyers are talking together, they can work that person over for a very large sum so the lawyer you think you're going to, someone'r think youan is acalking to th defen and coming up with this very large number. >> well, danny, i think if you're watching the me, too movement and you're sensitive to women abused by people in stronger positions, maybe positions of

bill. he also voted against repealing obama karen bennett sanctuary cities. to go with president trump 90% of the time, the president has only lobbied congress to three things and that was repealing obama character madrid ensures cities and tax reform. only through those whose lobbied those whose lobby congress or in my opponent has voted against all three tim. >> state and local tax deductibility of, how would you have voted in december 2017? >> i would've voted for i when you analyze the bill, 94% of average hard-working families will still get a tax break. the other thing is you can't forget about all the small businesses here. every third stores out of business. the tax bill is excellent to small busins gs lot of relief anwe desperately know that. still behind the overall national economy and the tax bill. the last parties don't forget the ancillary benefit as the tax bill increases people's 401(k)s, added bonuses for people, wages increase. and there's more jobs. all of those things are benefit we cannot forget about. my opponoted outdated gave an exampl

senate hearing about a so-called bill of rights for assault survivors, crews testified about the alleged assault he suffered at the hands of hollywood agent adam bennett. >> i use power and influence and control to dominate every situation. then in 2016 while at a party with my wife, i was sexually assaulted by a successful hollywood agent. in that moment and in the time following, i've never felt more emasculated. >> bennett has denied the allegations. crews also added that a film producer said he could return to the "expendables" franchise if he dropped his sexual assault lawsuit against bennett, but crews refused to back down. >>> police in new jersey launched a homicide investigation after a man was found dead at the home of an nfl player. the 25-year-old's body was found inside the rented home in the town of fairlawn of a new york giants player. the deceased man was a family friend of giants defensive back janoris jenkins. he was in florida when the body was discovered. the cause of the man's death is now under investigation. >>> a chick-fil-a worker in austin, texas, is being called a hero again. another patron was unable to help a customer who

. >> it is noteworthy jeff bennett that without the president signing onto an immigration bill. that's what the republican's problem has been. we need a bill that the president going to support. he signals his support and then doesn't support it. >> that's right. they are not sure if he is an honest broker or if he is fully read in on what this legislation is. we saw the president's comments threw a wrench into what the house republicans were trying to do, whip support for a bill that the president is over here hours ago saying he wouldn't sign. >> very confusing. jeff, i don't know how you do your job some days. i have admiration for you at the white house keeping us all steady. as jeff reported donald trump claimed manafort worked for him for a very short period of time. a reminder for our viewers, manafort worked for the trump campaign 144 days. trump said 49. manafort officially joined the campaign in march of 2016. he was the campaign manager three months after that. he residebared in august of 2016. the trump campaign likes to throw people under the bus but this was actual

bill press reflect on his broadcast career. callum list joany goldberg weighs on threat thursday democracy, and former national intelligent director james clammer ourerred his insights into the u.s. intelligence committee. coming up, michael bennett will off is e'er his thoughts on race relations and this weekend, maryland congressman, john delany, the first democrat to declare for the 2020 presidential election lays out his vision for fors me. >> why do you want to be republicans in dedem -- >> i had concept you should run at criticism, think about people who disagree with you and our you should understand why they disagree with you because maybe they're right about some things. maybe have something to learn, and if you just talk to people who agree with you, you're never going to really learn anything. so, i've been to a bunch of these kind of meetings with the democratic party, you happen, too, and we get together in at the room and bring democratic strategists who just say the same things any of the democratic consultants i may talk to will say, and and it's like, okay, we just spent a lot of time convincing ourselves we're right. so i suggested let's bring in a republican pollster, republican strategist, note everyone would

bennett. >> i want to thank you for this farm bill but also for your leadership over many years. when the democrats were in charge here, we were able to pass a bipartisan farm bill that was the only fiscally responsible bill that congress passed in that time. we're doing it again with republican leadership. i'm so grateful that there is an oasis. thank you for being here. and if you want to send everything through the ag committee, we might find that we could actually get some important work done on behalf of the american people. it is good to see. with the uncertainty on trade and on immigration in my state and with commodity prices where they are our farmers and ranchers desperately need this farm bill. not just to pass on the floor of the senate, but to pass through the house and be signed by the president. i am so grateful as i say for the leadership of this committee. i want to tick off a few things that are important to colorado, that are in this bill. first, the forestry title provide as variety of new tools to help the forest service partners and industry and other stakeh

bennett was ranking on the finance committee, ranking on the banking committee, a member of the joint committee on atomic energy, and we constantly got involved in a lot of staffing things. one day, bill timmons, the godfather of the congressional affairs operation in the nixon years, called me and said, come on down, let's talk. so i went to the white house and became senate liaison under timmons and ken ballou, the head of senate relations. ken went to the pentagon and became undersecretary of the army. gene kahn was there, who eventually became senate liaison for president nixon. i was in the white house under nixon for four years, and one year under president ford. jeff: and so the legend begins of tom. [laughter] known locally as the 101st senator. tom's job was on the hill. bill was chief operating officer of the congressional relation organization, but his job was home base. information coming in, instruction going out. tom's the tip of the spear. you talk about knowing everybody, all the children, all their names, that is tom on the senate. just a nonstop effort of presenting the views of the white house. afterwards, he became ambassador to belgium, but that is not the topic f

bennett and i have legislation that would address this problem. can you go back to the department and see if you can get endorsement of our bill? >> certainly i will go back to the department and discuss with the secretary. i want to state certainly that medication assisted treatment is our best route going forward in combination with behavioral therapy to treat patients. yes, sir, i will go back. i'm not familiar with the specific bill, but we will go back. >> but we agree there's certainly abuse potential for the drugs used in m.a.t. >> there is abuse potential for the drugs used in m.a.t. part of the drugs, right. so there's not so much abuse potential, but there is potential diversion abuse potential with drugs, as you pointed out. yes, sir. >> ms. brant, i'm struck. let me ask you, i've noticed in some localities there's less prescription opioid, but there's no decrease in the number of deaths from opioid overdose, suggesting that it is illegal drugs replacing or back filling the loss of opioid prescriptions. is that what your data is showing? >> actually, i'm going to defer to the admiral on that one. >> yes. the prescrip

the bill i have worked on with senator bennett of colorado was built on the medicare framework, to establish a public insurance plan. this would allow americans to choose among the existing private insurance plans, or a meaningful public plan. helpful be particularly in rural communities across the country, where often, there are limited options and prices are too high. i hope senate republicans and president trump will finally join democrats who are asking leader mcconnell, to spend the month of august working to pass proposals like these that bring down the price of insurance, and description drug for families. we need to continue the recent progress we made in virginia, and expand access to affordable health care at the federal level. my democratic colleagues in the senate are joined together to do all we can to protect health care. i hope our republican colleagues will join us in efforts to make health care more affordable and accessible to all. we will keep encouraging the trump administration to stop playing games to drive up health care costs for american families. the only way to get