byron? winner is kim kardashian who has added activists to her resume, winning a party for alice marie johnson, who was sentenced to life in prison and who truth be told is a real winner in that affair. the loser would be the 25 members of the advisory board of the consumer protection board who were fired on masse by mick mulvaney for resisting the new direction of the board. mick mulvaney does not mess around. >> bret: okay chuck? >> chuck: my winner is jack phillips who wants a cake bakery in colorado. the supreme port by a vote of 7-2 this week said he did not have to bake a cake for a couple if it violated his religious beliefs. i think he is the winner in that case. the ruling, though, it doesn't seem like it will anticipate all the other permutations so that issue remains open. my loser has to be the western alliance. this has been a rough week for the unity of the g7 and the feuds that are going on openly between formerly very close countries like the united states and canada, are fra

we're joined by the vice chair of private wealth byron wieon always good to check in with you. >> goodsee you, carl of the. >> you see no recession until at least 2021 you said you see the cycle going on for a couple of years as long as that's the case, volatility will remain low and there will be corrections along the way. >> right. >> has anything the last few weeks done anything to shake your confidence? >> no. i always thought we would go back and test the february lows. i don't know that we'll get all the way down there but i think the summer is going to be dull i think the market is going to mark time until we get to the election in november and i think the year -- we'll end the year up for the s&p 500. but i think it's going to be a boring summer so plan your vacation. >> i think some are already planning on that what you're saying echoes what, for instance, paul jones said on our air a week or two ago, that we go into a summer lull but the back half, q4, will be a fairly exciting time to trade in a bullish way. are you going that far >> i am, yeah. i'm consistent with his view

byron, i would like to start with you.fort, i mean it, raises a question, of course, whether or not he is being squeezed. are they putting pressure on him to turn. there is some discussion tonight that michael cohen is getting closer to that as well. >> well, this is kind of maximum pressure on paul manafort. the mueller team has been very tough with manafort all along. remember that no knock raid where fbi agents served a search warrant breaking into an apartment in alexandria. there has been loot of this with man ford. now putting in jail is pretty much the maximum pressure. all of this is based on the idea that manafort somehow has the smoking gun about donald trump that will prove collusion or something like that. no evidence that he has that certainly hasn't popped up in any other way that we know of in the investigation. >> martha: victor, what does it signal to you, what they did to manafort today? >> i think two things, martha. one is that in the united states jerusalem prudence, we go after a crime and the person

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byron york, we thank you for being with us. up next, the i.g.bi operated with no bias despite agents happily spewing anti-trump rhetoric in dozens of text messages. i want some more what's he doin? please sir. i want some more more? he has asked for... thank you well he did say please yes he did and, thank you (all boys): thank you, thank you, thank you. [tom campbell] st. jude exceeds any expectation or any dream i could have ever had about a hospital. first was getting david here, to save his life. but then i was told we wouldn't get a bill i didn't quite process that. how's this possible? it's possible through all the wonderful people who donate. i don't know if they are aware of what they do, but they're saving children's lives every day. ♪ lou: sydney powell is with us, the author of "license to lie. your reaction to the inspector general report and whether you think it reveals such a level of corruption that it should inval gait in point of fact the special counsel's existence? >> it is rife with evidence of corruption and absolutely venom

byron york, thank you.informant reporting to the obama justice department did secretly gather information on trump campaigner officials, but never told the trump campaign about that. all the usual geniuses demand that you not call this spying. okay. u what was it? joining us now is julian epstein, former chief counsel, democrat and house judiciary committee. why is that not spying? >> i agree with everything byron just said. you couldn't g caught up in us a magical thing -- >> tucker: i'm not afraid >>th the debate is. a spy, would people think of a spy, a plant inside a campaign that is getting all kinds of information about the campaign operations. that is not what is happening here. by everyone's admission.at by everybody's admission, what happened here was the use of an fbi confidential informant, which is standard operation procedure in the fbi, once the fbi has evidence that a foreign government is trying to co-opt certain individuals who were part of a campaign, in this case, papadopoulos and carter

[laughter] >> bret: he could crack me up, byron.azing. >> talk about a mind that was working all the time. one thing did i on all of these things that have been said about charles. i went back and looked at the transcripts of some of the "special report" panels here. he had an incredible gift in speaking in perfectly formed paragraph. one perfect sentence after another while the rest of us stumbled over uhs and ahss he spoke in sentences that could be published as is that's one of the reasons he was so effective as a communicator. >> bret: he was an op-ed on the panel every night. thanks for coming back mort and fred. when we come back, a special charles krauthammer edition of notable quotables. (vo) we came here for the friends. and we got to know the friends of our friends. and we found others just like us. and just like that we felt a little less alone. but then something happened. we had to deal with spam, fake news, and data misuse. that's going to change. from now on, facebook will do more to keep you safe and protect your pri

and byron york of the "washington examiner."oughts about the summit and that agreement that we just showed that president trump and kim jong un signed? >> i think the most reasonable assessment you can make it it is that we don't know if it's going to work out or not. in the joint agreement that the two leaders released, kim pledged committo denuclearization but previous leaders have pledged the same thing i'm not done it, so you can't say. there are also other issues. talk about the u.s. military exercises, whether that's really a big concessionr not since m cotton earlier on this program said the next big military exercise is next spring. so if kim is operating in bad faith, we will certainly know that by then. my sense was it's a net plus because of the relationship between the two leaders and what has been said, but you just don't know what's going to happen. >> chris: i want to pick up, mara, on byron's first point because kim in the joint denuclearization.ed to that's the quote. but he did the same in his first meeting wit

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that's fair. >> i go back and agree with byron.is a case in which the intelligence agencies got information in one case about papadopoulos bragging to a foreclosure diplomat that he had contact with the russians. hold on, let me finish the point. carter page gone to russia been under investigation for years who had tried to be recruited by russian spies in 2013. this is credible evidence by the intelligence agency that the russians. >> tucker: you are evading my question. tell donald trump that we are spying on your campaign. we have talked to these guys surreptitiously why would you keep that from him? why doesn't very a right to know that the information at that point is that the trump campaign was actively soliciting information you from the russians at least papadopoulos was and eventually carter page. >> tucker: there is no evidence that donald trump did. >> but no knowledge at the fbi how far up the campaign it does. why would you inform the potential target of an investigation that they're being targeted in counter intellige

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byron, you will get the last word here.e in congress beyond the intel committee has the guts to stand up against this stonewalling department of justice and fbi. and i mow that no one in the u.s. senate does. >> i will say imu -- i will saye other player in this. that's the president of the united states. maybe he doesn't indisimnatalie declassify a bunch of stuff. but the president of the united states can tell his justice department to comply with a house subpoena. lou: it would and hell of a lot easier if he had somebody with courage and principle in the senate majority leaders role or that of the house speaker. >> it would indeed. lou: up next, president trump weighs in on samantha bee -- did you know who samantha bee was until her vulgar mouth spewed? disgusting comments. and the television network that won't fire her. diamond and silk, they are going to join us tonight. next in fact on the national left-wing media double standard. we are coming right back. nia: i was physically at school, but my mind wasn't at school.

>> i would like to just react to that in tandem with reacting to byron. byron is absolutely right.st took the 3.0 version of this, not the first two, which were quite different, the biggest problem was the problem the president created for himself through all this extravagant hostile rhetoric towards muslims. george w. bush of course, who was president right after 9/11 went out of his way to signal that the united states did not have a quarrel with all muslims, just the islamist terrorists and so i think that commentator you just put up there has a point that the atmospherics around this were terrible. one of the lessons of this decision is not everything that has terrible atmospherics that's perhaps even stupid and offensive is unconstitutional or even in this case because it was a statutory argument against it against the statutes either. i don't consider this so much victory or even a vindication which is the president's other word for this. i think when he got from the supreme court today was a rather begrudging almost acknowledgment that okay, you can do this if you insist. th

here's my "nightline" coanchor byron pitt. >> reporter: on the three-point line and to his fans, jayu? >> i was a right. >> more than all right. >> reporter: a two-time all-american at duke, williams led his team to a national championship. at 20, he was the second pick in the nba draft by the chicago >> jay williams from duke university. >> reporter: just weeks after s rookie season ded, jay's career,promise, cut short by a devastating motorcycle accident. >> bulls guard jay a motorcycle accident -- >> the second player taken in the draft transported t the hospital in critical condition. >> these injuries could definitely change his career permanently. >> reporter: from what seemed to be gone, jay has found a new purpose on a familiar court. mentoring a group of young men as part of the yoube series "best shot." >> i remember that day. it validated, i had made life >> reporter: oune 19th, 2003, jay was mting his agent. no fear, no license, no helmet. >> as i look up from the spdometer going 65, 70 miles per hour, i'm headed towards a utility pole. i'm headed towards my fate. >> repo

bush and donald trump administration, and the examiner"'s byron york, also a fox news. can.on, i remember seeing you with those big lighters at jackson browne, for 79 rfk stadium . >> i tried to destroy those w pictures. >> laura:e i blurt you out. but it is wild. we have to lower the temperature with the soviet union. they w didn't like reagan's touh talk against the soviets and they didn't like bush's evilvi empire. but now we have a guy -- and we will see how it goes but this an amazing first that he willth never, ever, ever get an ounce of credit for, and i think he shouldn't expect at this point. >> he should not. you play play the sound bites him reacting, back he was talking like wasy talk tough tough, and what they haven't recognized is that kind of provocative talk leadd to thein summit. s the present even talked about that in the hannity interview. he said in the past they were too silent, and he said sometimes he felt a little foolish going over the top of some of this stuff. but he wanted to get to a place where he and the north koreans feltle they had to talk. i

byron, the work you've done on the port has just been unsurpassed in excellence. peter daly, as you said earlier, we'll always have shanghai. you better explain that. when we had the -- >> what happens in shanghai stays in shagnhai. >> no as part of the delegation on part of the port of san francisco, peter and i along with that executive director moyer represented the city at the sister city conference in shanghai. i mentioned, you know, a few of the others, but i also want to thank eileen malley. i worked with eileen before she was appointed as the deputy city attorney of the port. at the time, someone said, have you heard of her? i said do not let her change her mind. make sure she comes over here. she was an extraordinary person. as an attorney, i recognize, really stellar work when i see it, and you have just done such amazing legal work on behalf of the commission, so i want to thank you. amy, i don't even know where to start. amy quesada, the executive secretary for the port and the port commission. she knows everybody, everything. she makes it look seamles

byron york writes for the "washington examiner."fact-based correspondence we have on the show. we trust him to answer this question. byron, what do you think the>> most important take aways from this report are? >> a lot of people in the past few weeks were disappointed when they were told that this ig report would concern the clinton email investigation and not the trump-russia investigation. what we found out today is that it's really kind of both. this report is kind of thehe prequel to the trump-russia report because there is one on the way or if you will it's volume one in a two-volume history of these politicized fbi investigations and i think the biggest point about this is that political bias just infected this entire investigative process beyond peter strzok, who certainly plays a starring role in that, but to include other people who played key roles in both of those investigations. remember when the trump-russia investigation began, they simply chosese the same cast of characters as those who had been in the clinton email

. >> hire now, byron pitts. >> good evening. we begin tonight in the plains of south africa where rare white ryan nopes are hunted for the sale of their horns. bob woodruff was there last year, and innocent lives hanging in the balance. this jarring scene is becoming more and more common throughout south africa. it may look like this animal is in distress. but farmers here claim the extreme measure may be the only way to save the rhino. what is clear -- the national parks in south africa are under siege. all for this. worth over $300,000 on the black market. it's a brutal trade. poaching is a story we all know. but now this country, the courts are a complicated story and the bad guys may be even worse than you thought. >> people kill for v for this. >> reporter: so are some says the good guys might have ulterior motives. >> this is the gold and the diamonds of the modern world. >> reporter: and hanging like a cloud over everything, one photograph that maybe signal the very last organization anyone needs here in south africa, isi

this is video from byron where nearly 500 acres burned in a series of fires. firefighters preparing for the worst because temperatures are going up. we are live this morning with some of the conditions out there that fire crews are already facing. it is so dry out there. a lot of fuel, pete. >> that's right. you mentioned the fuel. that's a big issue. we combine it and it could be a problem. right here we are near clayton. you can see it up there. different parts of the bay area. we have seen some of those already start to take place. we'll show you video from byron where the brush fire grew to 500 acres in several different areas. destroying a mobile home. destroying a wind gust and winds were causing problems this time in the south bay. let's show viewers this video. a fire near the golf course forcing two people out of their home. they had to bring out 40 firefighters. the concern of the wind spreading to the flame. you can see the browning out here in concord. it could be a challenge for firefighters this weekend. >> all right. thank you for that update th

at least 7 fires broke out burning about 500 acres near byron yesterday. they destroyed a mobile home, outbuilding and some vehicles. ktvu's tom vacar joins us now live in byron with the latest. >>> reporter: it is windy. the winds are strong and gusting. but nothing and i mean nothing like yesterday as gale-force winds. >>> reporter: today plenty of cal fire, county and local fire crews spent the day all day perhaps into the weekend making sure nothing on the 500- acre burn area flares up again. so it's not over. >> no, it's not. there's still some fairly significant wind in the area. so we have units on patrol out here, units hitting some hot spots, um, even right behind me, these units are working on a mulch pile right now that's been smoldering overnight. with these winds, we just can't let up until all these piles and hot spots are fully out. >> reporter: yesterday, fire crews contained and conquered seven different raging fires, a remarkable effort. >> everybody who worked yesterday did an outstanding job. they worked really hard, worked late into th

and that jeopardizes the democratic position in november. >> byron, always good to get your take.ank you >>> when we come back, as the president promises to fight for good trade deals, "new york times" columnist jim stewart will join us to discuss what it could mean for american farmers. dow hanging on to early gains up 96 wee ck'rba in a moment your company is constantly evolving. and the decisions you make have far reaching implications. the right relationship with a corporate bank who understands your industry and your world can help you make well informed choices and stay ahead of opportunities. pnc brings you the resources of one of the nation's largest banks, and a local approach with a focus on customized insights. so you and your company are ready for today. >>> real estate investors commenting on gender diversity in the me too movement at the investor conference. they spoke about promoting women based on merit but used some vulgarity. i never promoted a woman because she was a woman. i never demoted a woman because she was a woman. my issue is what do you do what do you p

let's discuss with author of the book "stones rules" roger stone and fox news contributor byron york,hief political correspondent for the washington examiner. we'll get to the issue of your associate being subpoenaed in a moment.. first the bloomberg story about the timingg of when this will be wrapped up. very curious. >> well, and two days ago, there was a story that said that the special counsel was now going to focus on russian collusion? really? what's he been doing for two years? we're almost at the half point in donald trump's first term and he's still under investigation with no charges of russian collusion by him or his family or his campaign brought because there is no evidence of such. this is an effort to undo what they couldn't do at the ballot box in 2016. it is a naked, partisan effort to remove the president. >> laura: byron, what do you make of the public souring on this investigation that the point? >> -- at this point? >> part of it is just the fact that it hasn't come out. there's no evidence to come out about collusion. part of it is the president's campaign again

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byron york, thank you.o see you. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: ed henry in singapore and he joins us on the final preparations now just moments away, ed? ed: tucker, good to see you, in fact, both leaders have arrived at the coppola hotel sentosa island. sentosa means tranquility. thinking kim jong un and the kim jong un. going to this island of tranquility going to have the first between u.s. president and leader of north korea. played that sound little rocket man. seen pictures of donald trump officially arriving in that site. in just mere moments we believe we are going to see a hand shake between these two leaders in a courtyard there. this resort bills itself as the state of fun they have golf courses. they have got amusement park. family resort now conducting very serious business. see the president's motorcade there. see the american flag. the president of the united states about to get out. always noted a moment ago, kim jong un had arrived first. their hotel is just a short way from island resor

byron york you don't want to miss any of those gentlemen or the man coming up.stories for this hour. the ongoing immigration debate. they get back to work. the house getting ready to vote on another immigration bill this week which would provide funding for a border wall as well as a pathway to citizenship for dreamers. it's uncertain if this bill well have the votes to pass. the four .-dot congressman and the house at freedom caucus. congressman, where are you on this vote. the compromise bill was the conservative bill. they have a hundred 93 votes last week. it would actually solve the problem. yes it did the wall. but it also had to eat verify. people are checked to make sure they are here legally. it ended that visa lottery for the diversity. and then it have to deal with the asylum issue. that could have passed have there been a concerted effort to do. as a later amnesty. and that's not what republicans ran on. we talk about dr. is 700,000 people. and this will be 2 billion. it's just not going to fly on the republican conference. it didn't have the votes l

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byron york will unveil where we are on that new developments tonight on the gop versus the fbi. american rabbi nabs roseann far's first interview since her firing and we highlight that. the department of homeland security clarifying its position on 0-tolerance as the president hits hard on illegal immigration at a campaign style rally and democrats call for the agency protecting our borders to be abolished and some democrats working to distance themselves from congresswoman as making waters call to call out trump officials wherever you spot them including their private lives. new threats against the trump administration and its supporters. >> reporter: the level on both sides is growing by the day but threats against apartment of homeland security and especially ice employees have gotten so bad that a departmentwide memo was sent out warning employees to get their doors and windows locked. one official found a burned and decapitated animal on his front porch in dc. >> stop kidnapping children! >> reporter: protesters camped outside ice headquarters for over a week, got their mes

we've been following this story from day one, and byron will tell us what's happening. >> we are not entirely sure. my guess would be it has to do with the finishing up the ig report. he was investigating five people for bias, and certainly peter strzok and lisa page and three unnamed fbi employees with those five people. so many people want to know that, in fact they believe it would be better to have them inside or outside the tent as this investigation was going on. but nobody is entirely sure. he was demoted in a really big way and july. when the ig went to robert mueller and brought these texts to muller's attention, before that, strzok had worked and been a central figure in the investigation from the beginnin beginning. >> tucker: so it's not as simple i guess as the attorney general saying you violated the most basic precepts of public trust? you have to leave? it's possible that there is some further use that he might have for them? >> as possible, and there are other involved too. there is fbi attorney number two, he's the one that said leave a lot of resistance, talking ab

that's a wrinkle and byron pointed to large cap tech especially, and ownership structure to have ownersay i am playing for the long term i'm going to buy what's app for $19 billion. you may not like it today but you'll like it tomorrow. >> the danger for large cap tech is not with the larger public shareholder. i think it's with the employee base there's so much equity that employees have, so much stake that they have in stock price movements, there's a war for talent right now for example, in silicon valley, and so much of compensation is stock based. if your stock tanks, because you didn't meet the right kind of expectation, that ends up affecting the way you run your company. it's not just about guidance it's about expectations, too there's one game to play if you're not playing the other. >> jeff sidonnenfeld of yale jon us on the phone. >> i think it's well timed. >> i'm trying to guess where you come down on this. the whole idea, some suggest, is a reaction -- the guidance environment we're in is a reaction to investors hold iing stocks for shorter periods of time over the past fe

actually going to be missing from tonight that of course is mats hummels but he will be replaced by his byron teammate nicholas azula so that's also a little bit of good news for the team going into the match but i think what we really need to do is hear from the germany coach of course you have some love. because that much of it was a team this yesterday the two most important weapons energy and body language was far from the plate mexico was not the team we're used times or self-confident approach and playing style it was. even speed those are the fundamentals and for us it's all because we've seen it almost all the games that this world cup for the level of skill has not seen at the very top level it's only bidding by any speed an option is more a world cup of absolute dedication absolute passion he teams are throwing everything they have shot into defending a tie you can see hobson. well there you have your kind of saying that is energy and dedication and that's what i had what they really need to do if they want to beat or sweden let's have a look at sweden then i mean they looked good a

with my country to was it then that he told him his number one in russia would be manuel neuer the byron keeper will start in goal for the austria much and all signs point to him staying there for the world cup. love is said to decide on who's in and who's out ahead of monday's deadline for the final squad lists. through entice we've got to put together all of what we've learned and really talk about each player then at some stage we have to make a decision. for four players that decision will hurt. could one of the meaningless pietersen who is set to debut for germany today or will defy book straight to beat the odds. marcos always is looking forward to his first world cup elite injury meant he missed germany's winning campaign four years ago in brazil this time he's fully fit and determined to make an impact. on earth will be delighted to have a player of rice's caliber on board for the tournament he knows that once the ball starts rolling in russia it's up to the twenty three players he selects to get the job done. meanwhile the belgian national team has been caught napping off a t.v.

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barcelona player who opened the scoring for colombia after the corner how much would you guess the byron star chipped it into the box and here it was a head to take the room for colombia and such an important game but then in the second half is when things got really well because. he scored the second goal for the south americans and now they had practically secured their spot already but it wasn't over yet because there was still. i misread this with another sensational pass across half of the pitch and bunker john doe didn't miss netted and it was three zero in the end for colombia in a very very important game for the colombians and for the polish because that means the polish with robert lewandowski the bye and star striker how are out of the world cup surprising for poland there let's talk about group h. leaders japan and senegal they played earlier on and that was also really entertaining match absolutely from the start and it was senegal actually had a really good start into the game and they started to take an early lead from a very comical goal there was really poor defending fr