also on the show john charles on the american signs off for the summer at her pre-holiday press conference americal says her government must strike a delicate balance on the hot button issue of migration and sweden struggles sickened to dozens of wildfires the flames are forced villages across the country to be evacuated. the boy. thank you so much for joining us we're following breaking news in northern germany where a man with a knife attacked and wounded at least eight people the attack took place on a crowded city bus in the city of new bac police have confirmed there are no fatalities but say some of the injuries are serious police arrested a suspect they've identified as a thirty four year old german citizen let's take a listen now to what luke's prosecutor said to the media at the scene this afternoon. i mean man have to name a man on a city bus stabbed passengers with a knife the exact number of injured is not yet known and if there are no fatalities from one of the injured is in serious condition one vital to the perpetrator was apprehended he's in police custody and will be quest

also on the show john charles saga americal signs off for the summer after pre-holiday per.

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charles: john, thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thank you. to talk on the show and we not heard back from them. let's bring in judge andrew napolitano and what you make of this - we know this mayor seriously does not like the border patrols or ice - philadelphia - when they did the court battle but now the idea that they won't share arrest records will make ices job more. >> when it in his ability - i'm smiling because when they share records with the feds the feds pay for it. this is a contract which says 4x dollars you are entitled to and the feds have direct access to the computer does not like someone is making a photocopy of a record and photocopying and delivering it to the feds but they pulled the plug on the feds and it doesn't cost them anything to get to the feds was pure cash coming into the city. what does that tell you? what government turn sound pure cash when it doesn't cost them to give anything in return, a government making an ideological decision. whatever you think about i.c.e. and this mayor and he must have political sup

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charles: john, you clerked for kennedy. you understand what's at stake here.otential nominees, at least the supposed frontrunners. all these paths were raised by some conservative organizations. do you think that will be enough? >> to get them confirmed? i think so. all of them are the best of the best. they are excellent candidates from soup to nuts. and they are extraordinary jurists and extraordinary candidates for the job. >> when you hear democrats pushed back. chuck schumer saying the nominee will try zwroafer turn roe versus wade and there will be a religious test if it's barrett. are you concerned their resumes don't matter anymore? >> politics always seeps into the process. we were told the next nominee would overturn roe versus wade since justice kennedy. it's a refrain we are used to hearing. in the end it will be enough. they are excellent candidates. and they -- they promise they will abide by precedent and follow the principles. charles: man chen, donnelly and heitkamp all invited to go and they declined. >> it's not the ads in the end of the day

charles: john bolton on fox news sunday, saying fears over upcoming russia summit are unfounded.iscuss john gardner, and ford o'connel. this summit some people say hastily put together, others wondering what will come of it, what should president trump focus on. and why is he embracing our enemies at same time pushing away our allies. >> this is a officially high-risk -- potentially a high-risk su summit with vladimr putin, but this is a opportunity for president trump to strongly advance robust u.s. positions. strong standing up to russian aggression so far, i think it is important that president trump sends a clear signal. united states is not going to be pushed around. united states will not make concessions. united states will be standing with nato allies. i do think that this is all for the president to put across a clear vision for u.s. leadership standing up to moscow and putin's dictatorship. charles: ford, russia became 7 nation to file a complaint with wto over our trade practices. so, certainly setting stage that they want to maybe have grievances going into the meetin

putin meeting i'll keep being tough on hip and bring up these issues and john bolton signaled that would happen a few weeks ago. charlesmustache move a little bit. but there were nonsensical questions like by pressuring germany to spend more on defense, are you playing into russia's hand? part of the media's fixation where democrats are pulling things. i heard david duke brought up. ace ventura was brought up. and prussia interference and our he -- and russia interference in our election was brought up. >> whatever the question is, the answer is russia, it's collusion. and that's what the democrat strategy is. whatever happens to the president in this meeting. no matter what he does, the democrats will say it's clear vladimir putin is in the pocket of donald trump. and they are friend. he's alienating all of our allies. that's clearly their strategy. they want to put doubt into the voters mind. i don't think it' a smart strategy. democrats need to get out and stand for something. they need to get a message and say this is what we are all about. it didn't work in reverse. charles: today i thought was interesting and did

charles: joining us john hannah with the foundation for defense of democracies. respect to president trump's administration making the same mistake that a lot of other administrations have had with assuming that north korea was serious? >> i don't know, on a scale of 1-10 charles, i'm a 5 or 6 right now. i'm more worried than i was before singapore. the administration has assured us they're not going to repeat the mistakes of their predecessors and allow north korea to use diplomacy as a tool to buy time, to expand their nuclear missile programs, to ease their international isolation and to secure economic benefits from the international community. i hope that's not what's happening here, but we've got to say, especially since we got the recent intelligence leaks that show that nothing has changed in north korea's expansion of its nuclear missile programs. not only in the lead-up to the summit but after the summit in singapore. that's starting to get me a little more worried than i was before. charles: by the same token, john, certainly the same issues that have

a couple in their 40s named by charles and john, british nationals had been taken seriously ill on saturday a neighbor one had foamed at the mouth, the other had hallucinations. in an astonishing turn of events, they announced that the couple had been poisoned with the same agent. according from information. >> i received test results. it showed that the two people have been exposed to the nerve agent. police first that they had become sick from taking drugs. >> from initial assessment, it was thought they had been using drugs. however, on monday the 2nd of july, due to concerns of the symptoms that they were displaying, samples from both patience were sent to analysis. >> britain backed by allies blended on russia. they denied the allegations. at the time of the poisoning, crews were careful to record off local sites. it was believe any threat had been eliminated in the area was safe. this latest incident, the investigators sealed off areas the couple had frequented before coming sick. like a baptist church center which held a family day the day before. they said there was no risk to the w

charles: john, thank you. ou, charles 32 let's check the price with a natural average for a gallon 2.85. essentially now it's flat from where we were yesterday. check on bitcoin. it's been under a serious amount of pressure, but coming on strong. it's a pretty big move, more than 10%, maybe under 5000. gold, however, moves sideways as you see on the screen down $6 70 cents-- $6.70. the man on your screen is skip fleischman, a former f-15 pilot, combat veteran now he's a top and-- venture catalyst in the biotech industry investing in companies that are trying to find cures for cancer and he is with us this hour. i say we see a big shift in the gop. in fact, millennial's are leading the democrats are next joined in studio live. this endangered species is getting help from some unexpected friends. these zebra and antelope. they're wearing iot sensors, connected to the ibm cloud. when poachers enter the area, the animals run for it. which alerts rangers, who can track their motions and help stop them before any har

john here. this president nixon in paris attending charles degall's funeral. john, you were there. john: i was there. i remember that day very well because all the law enforcement officers assigned to the embassy in paris which will be the a.t.f., the f.b.i., the bndd, secret service and some of the army c.i.d. criminal investigation criminal officers. they were put on duty to supplement the protection detail for the president when he visited funeral service for degall. i remember the president, he was very well received by the number of dig nataries -- dignitaries that attended the service as well as the french president. >> now i will tell you when we do these forums, we get the members of the panel with the president of the united states. that's the way these things work. one of the difficulties is when you're on the president's staff, one of your requirements is you stay out of the picture. you bring in the people the president wants to meet with or be seen with. and the staff is supposed to be off-camera. so with john who spent 33 years doing drug abuse law enforcement, we don

charles: are you, are you excited about what's happening? i think overnight the news now is they have delaware or markus cousins -- >> ray john rondo. rts out here. >> after getting lebron, magic johnson and the lakers started shopping at garage sales -- [laughter] and they got rondo, they got lance stephenson, they got mcgee, they got congress they've yous caldwell pope. they're shopping at garage sales, and golden state went to saks fifth avenue and got boogie cousins. i'm not sure, i think they're resting on their laurels after getting lebron james. so now what we really have out here at the staples center and in los angeles is the cavaliers west coast version. this is the same team that lebron just left in cleveland. charles: so rondo doesn't have enough for one year to get him the ball, and then you get stephenson, the muscle -- >> charles, let me break it down to you. [laughter] what the golden state warriors have done to basketball is if you can't shoot from three, you're wasting your time. rondo can't shoot. lance stephennd soften's not a shooter. mcgee, you know, gets garbage buckets, you know, around the basket. they don't

in moscow all of the kids lived there we played for over i met legends like john one opportunity for kids and in the st charles chill burt's are played for all still played for brazil a world cup winner so for those kids to come from very difficult backgrounds in difficult circumstances and to get to meet childhood heroes and to feel like people are involved in the sport was absolutely fantastic. i slings going to reykjavik and see the world smooth ever country to qualify for a face will cook three hundred thousand people to be a part of the journey to go to the game to be with those famous tall van. and then to chat to the manager on the pitch the next day after they did it was my personal highlight they the iceland show it gets annoying everything good about the stan collymore show business just. saying we have a great time i think it will be done in about an hour the national coach actually comes by congress of an international football team comes before a guy even when he's in the zone is content to chat with the fans and gives them the team this is a team that suits is the motivation of the others who's t

stuart: charles and john, thank you for joining this morning. we appreciate it.passengers without their knowledge. >> he live streamed the footage into his twitch account, which is a live streaming site. they garnered him and made him $3500 more each month because of the videos he uploaded. it is a one-party consent state that mean only one party and its consent for recording and this involves 700 rides. think of all the writers involved. he basically prayed on those that were out late at night, may have already had a few drinks. this goes back to privacy. stuart: it's outrageous. the camera was pointing at the backseat. >> two cameras. stuart: the video from the two cameras with live streamed in anyone could watch it just tapped into it. >> exactly. i wouldn't want that. i would be furious. stuart: that's outrageous. good story. later this hour we will bring you the story of a mother of nine. she was homeless. she was on welfare and how she started her own construction business and she's doing well. what a turnaround. we love success on this program and she's go

john boehner called him a legislative terrorist. charles: of course that could swing both ways.urrent leadership though compromises too much both for republicans on the house and senate side where mcconnell doesn't ever want to use, for instance, like the nuclear option and, you know, because they're afraid one day the dems may get to power that's going to be the sweet spot is the middle. and maybe that is a steve scalise, if he wants to do it. i think the president will have a hand in the this. he will ultimately indicate who he perhaps prefers. but i love that people are positioning themselves, that they want it. and it has to be a man or woman of action who is not going to obstruct the president. charles: could this hurt the party and could it get to the point where -- because at first everyone was sort of hey, you know what, it's mccarthy, he was next in line. could this hurt the party? >> i don't think it hurts the party. have the freedom caucus intact whether he runs or not. charles: what about going after rod rosenstein. >> that is read meat to the base. the republicans a

when john laurens, general washington's chief of staff, wounded general charles lee over disparaging remarks lee had made about george washington, colonel alexander hamilton served as laurens' second. the same aforementioned laughlin mcintosh captive of the british after charleston surrender in 1780 complained of frequent dueling among his young officers. and then at the bottom of the slide, we'll come back to charles pinckney in just a few minutes. a transplanted physician from pennsylvania practicing in charleston, deplored dueling while at the same time he understood that its threat encouraged civility and respectful behavior. leading me to wonder if maybe we need to bring this back. i really didn't say that. he rationalized the southern predilection for dueling as such. duels take place oftener in carolina than in all states north of maryland. warm weather and attendant increase of bile in the stomach, at-bats a physical tendency to produce an irritable temper. hence, it frequently happens, especially in the summer, that things are said or done thoughtlessly. and with consequence

to his excellency about his relationships with the carroll family, charles carroll, daniel carroll of rock creek -- or his cousin, john carroll, the bishop. >> why would you have an interest in that? >> only because i am related to charles carroll carter and i am charles carroll carter jr. >> you do know that i knew that. [laughter] >> yes sir, i did. was a signer of the declaration of independence. he was one of the 56 men who pledged everything for the formation of this nation. i could go individually amongst the three daniels but all of them were fine, upstanding individuals. all of them were my contemporaries. they were well-respected gentlemen. irwill tell you that they ar selfless public service in , agreeing to this negotiation with them, in some cases did not work out particularly well for all of them. and so, i believe that in many respects, it is the height of selfless public service that is being displayed by this family in general. donald: if there are no other questions, i think i will close by saying that this is the kind of question that i would have asked but in reverse. i would have asked the panelist

here to discuss, john solomon, pinion contributor at "the hill." in general charlesccalla, a former inspector general who was targeted in the past four is passed into hillary clinton's email server. gentlemen, good to see both of you. john, you've been a lot of reporting on this. have to get you on this first. rudy was all over the place over the weekend. and that little exchange on premeeting, saying, picked up everybody's ears. what do we know about that? >> i did a lot of reporting a year ago when the story first broke on this meeting. if bob mueller was still interested in that meeting right now, seriously interested in it, cohen's case would not be sitting in a southern district of new york. it would be sitting in the prosecutor's office. i think there's a lot of hot air on this particular focus that doesn't actually amount too much. there is just not any evidence that mueller has been that interested in it for some. lack of time. meanwhile, a lot of things -- i will say this, there is no tweet for the president could issue, there is no defense that has lawyers

charles keating. >> the keating five are john mccain and democrats alan cranston, john glenn, donald riegle and dennisn in donations. edwin gray says the senators tried to subvert the regulatory process. >> i was told to come alone. i did. >> did you find that unusual? >> absolutely. never happened before. the whole time i was in washington, i never saw that. >> no witnesses? >> no, no witnesses. deniability. perfectly built into the meeting. >> they said they wanted us to not take the enforcement action against lincoln savings. the only thing that got them to back off is when we finally said, we're making criminal referrals. you're going to bat for criminals. >> now awaiting trial on charges of criminal fraud, keating has refused to testify to the senate. >> was there something wrong with five senators meeting? yes, it's a bad appearance. but the real question is, did john mccain abuse his office? the evidence indicates clearly no. >> the keating five became a symbol of the '80s because it's a group of distinguished u.s. senators accused of taking bribe money. they get off the hook eventually, but it

bush, john negroponte is here. charles schwab company senior vice president and chief investment started just live in saunders is here and speaker of the house newt gingrich. we've got a jampacked program. the president's visit to the u.k. continuing today. the commander-in-chief meeting may have my surrounded in controversy. blake burman in london with the very latest details here right on the cover story. that is the controversy i guess. good morning to you. reporter: good morning to you as well. happy friday the 13th. what we are going to talk about going hair forward because this is all going fairly smooth yesterday. the president here in the u.k. at a gala with his wife churning british prime minister teresa may, all the circumstance, pretty pictures, smiles, better read. and then the sun dropped a bombshell of an interview in which the son says to poor natural glycerin on the political situation that theresa may is facing inside this country. in the interview, president trump was heavily critical of how the british p

john jiminez. i was a former pastor at st. charles, 713 south vanness, just about a block away from this project.oned that fire at 16th and shotwell, i know one of those families that got displaced. as we see this gentrification process, when i heard about this business being proposed, it sounds like something that would properly be on valencia street, and i can think of a few places on that street where they need a tenant. this idea in general, and i think of valencia street kind of spreading to mission. and for me getting involved in these kinds of issues goes back to a few years where you see this kind of process coming down the mission, and then, you had a huge fire around 22nd, a couple fires around 22nd, mission, in that area, and really woke me up to this issue of gentrification. and maybe an overall strategy for our city of a business like this does harm to the neighborhood, which is gentrification. we can be fair in, say, certain areas like valencia or some areas you can allow for this kind of development, but other areas, you have to protect the people that are living there. so this par

freedom fighters people as frustrated with the and see as charles time he was looking forward to the speech from the party's leader julius malema. on john i his funeral address soon turned into a campaign speech i want to do i show you. the truth. we are in the pit. of my my we in the mud to set our mind there is no forward to explore a prison over there and we thought compensation for a time of the. i know your tricks true christian open ended don't go in satan food i sure don't miss no says you know finance and bank school. that just puts you should they must come down to the table by not really pushing the time but to keep things actually as in i doubt they take that give back today effect events today interesting yes. stakeouts no negotiations on each of them was the economic freedom fighters are among the opposition parties in parliament they only took six percent of the vote in the last election but their influence is growing. i was. there encouraging people to simply take land for themselves so these people decided to move on to a piece of waste land near pretoria egged on by the f.s.a. . not is good news. but the next day the po

freedom fighters people as frustrated with the and see as charles was he was looking forward to the speech from the party's leader julius malema. on john. his funeral address soon turned into a campaign speech i want to do i show you. the two days we are not in a period of my my we need my digs and i'm on their lawn mower i had to explain this in overnight and we thought compensation through was good too it's through push it over there and we don't cope in satan food i was good to listen i says you know from our incident pain sport was. good because british had the must come down to the table was not really pushing was but to keep the exaction if they don't have to take to that effect today it depicted then today interesting yes. that that's no negotiations only to have was the economic freedom fighters are among the opposition parties in parliament they only took six percent of the vote in the last election but their influence is growing. i was there encouraging people to simply take land for themselves so these people decided to move onto a piece of waste land near pretoria egged on by the f.s.a. . not is good news. but the next day

charles: vince. >> james clapper, james clapper lied to the american people about surveilling them. andrew mccabe, who lied to his own fbi, lack of candor. johnident of the united states of treason of the point of a point of a point where people are not seen responsible enough by american people ultimately to have the security clearances president is saying. no more. charles: i think ultimately, if it does happen, robin they will seen more sympathetic light amongst viewers. probably won't hurt ratings. we'll see. gentlemen, thank you both. liz next. lou: good evening everybody, top stories, department of justice, fbi have confirmed most of us pleased for the past year and more, political corruption in the highest levels of obama fbi and department of justice permitted creation of the special counsel, the endless so-called investigation of the trump campaign and administration in what has become a futile effort to prove what never existed, collusion with the russians in case you have forgotten the original idea of it all. all of what we thought we knew we now know for sure. all

apparently elton john performed "circle of life" from "the lion king." then prince charles very drunken performance of "i just can't wait to be king." [ laughter and applause ] all right, yeah, we get it dude. ♪ i can't wait sorry, yeah -- meanwhile, back in washington today, president trump went to the swearing in ceremony for new cia director gina haspel. in her speech she said, "we can't rest on our laurels." then trump chimed in and said, "or our yannys." [ laughter and applause ] "can't rest on our yannys." listen to this, the trump administration is trying to stop leaks by allowing fewer people into white house meetings. the president loved the idea until he found out that he's one of the people no longer allowed in the meetings. [ laughter and applause ] beyoncé bought her own church in new orleans. [ audience ohs ] god heard that and was like, "finally a place i get to worship." [ laughter and applause ] we have a great show. everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. roots, thank you, roots. thank you, higbones. hey guys, be sure to watch "

john isner plays south africa 6'8" kevin anderson. isner is taller than lebron james. taller than tom brady. >>> and charles win this weekend's american century golf kou tournament. dave, you have seen his swing. they are not great odds. 6000 to 1 odds. he has been working hard to improve his swing. tony romo is one of the favorites to win it all. steph curry's odds are 15 to 1. aaron rodgers' odds are 50 to 1. >> that swing is atrocious. he is not winning that tournament, coy. >> odds are better of dave briggs going to get his bloody mary this weekend. >> that is quite the visual for me. coy wire, i needed that. have a great weekend, my friend. >> thanks, coy. thank you for joining us. i'm michelle kosinski. they allowed me to hang out. >> great to have you here. she is headed to helsinki to cover the president's sit-down with vladimir putin. i'm dave briggs. have a great weekend, everybody. "new day" starts right now with john berman live in london. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> welcome to viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." it is friday, july 13th. i'm john berma

john: i always feel an adequate when i answer questions like this. in categories, charles dickens. but he didn't write much american history or biography. david mccullough who has written eight or 10 great books, all of which are still in print, the johnstown flood published in 1966 about an event that happened in the 1880's and there were still survivors. david mccullough, i always mention as someone who gave me, imparted the best advice i've ever gotten for speechwriting. when he was asked about the variety of books he had written and there is no clear theme to the books, the question was how did he decide what his next book was going to be, he said i write the book i want to read. i remember that stuck in my mind. that is a good attitude for speechwriters. write the speech you wouldn't mind listening to. june: exactly. >> i can go on. the adams biography. june: he literally brought history to life like you were writing his horse with him. to this day one of my babe -- favorite is to kill a mockingbird. just the way it evoked a summer in the south. jumpa lahiri, because she reall

charles payne. shout out to maria bartiromo. love your show. >> anything's possible. how are you feeling? >> it was hot. water felt pretty good. thank god it's over. >> john pisani, my favorite brother. congratulations and many are triathlon. how do you feel? >> it was a lot of fun. >> yes, he did a great job. congratulations. >> congratulations to his sister. that's what a good brother does. >> and not as a rap. cheryl: speaking of support, thank you to the city of new york from n.y.p.d., big shout out to the volunteers who came out in the heat. it was a scorcher. gerri: congratulations to you and congratulations to fox business because we are the big winners. there's lots of of winners out there who'd done this every year as the network sponsored the triathlon. a wonderful partnership we have. we'll see you guys next summer. gerri: people are so much fun in the heat. coming up, more for maria bartiromo's exclusive interview including his view at the midterm election. a 28-year-old socialist who says get this. more democrat of me getting in line with data kirsten gillibrand today. >> are going to get beaten so badly. new issues getting access and now ama

charles: she filled a lot of those spots with people who were for remain. they say they have had a change of heart. but we'll see what happens. johnblishment of both sides of the atlantic pushing back. we saw? in italy when they tried to deny the winners of that election some key jobs. and we have seen merkel had to change her approach to immigration because people are pushing back. >> this movement is not just new york and the u.k. it's global. you are seeing a huge grand swell because the grassroots operation is trying to push the power elite to actually move in their best interests. >> i do have to ask you about this balloon. i think it's offensive and childish. i don't know that london represents all of the u.k. but what do you make of this balloon they are going to fly out there. >> now they made a baby balloon of american mayor -- of mayor ke going to approve that? if these leftists care so much about the downtrodden? then why are they spending all this money to do this balloon. charles: thank you both have much. we really appreciate. keep it here, the man himself, lou dobbs is next. [♪] lou: good evening. the president chal

charles: i want to do a segment on it that shows the misconceptions that republicans have of democrats and democrats have of republicans. americans are so much more alike than unalike. john, i want to get your thoughts on tomorrow's jobs report. the last report we had was amazing. 70,000 black americans came back to the jobs market. 200 thousand more black americans had more jobs and the month before. it was the lowest unemployment rate in the history of black americans. to push this narrative that they don't like people of color and don't like women. it won't show up, particularly in these job numbers. >> you have to go outside of new york and california. to really get an understanding of where trump is with respect to their personception with regard to their pocketbooks and regard to certain policies. you can actually get a better poll. a better barometer so to speak instead of look at the coastal 80s that will be progressive, extremely left and how all these attacks with respect to people expressing their first amendment rights. >> these attacks are brutal and they have gone too far. i'm worried. i'm very scared, michael, that someone is going to get hurt. i didn't fe

john brennan, james comey, james clapper, michael hayden, susan rice and andrew mccabe. let's bring in our panel. a senior political analyst brit hume. chris stirewalt, politics editor. charlester for "the washington post" and we welcome judge jeanine pirro. author of the new book. this is a friendly confines i think, different than some of your appearances, but we will talk about that. what about the security clearances? >> i've never heard of this being done. i wasn't even aware that those guys still had security clearances, although i guess i'm not surprised. it will be said that it's unprecedented on his part, but of course the behavior of some of these former senior intelligence officials has been unprecedented as well. they have rarely, in the past, engaged in the kind of attacks of a political nature that we've seen from some of these people, brennan in particular. i don't think mccabe still has security clearance, so i think he's probably out of the pictur picture. but this will suck up all the oxygen in the room for a couple of days. i don't think it amounts to very much, i don't think there's a lot of evidence that classified information has been improperly disclos

charles payne. as you pointed out, far from buffeting the street the street moved higher on this news that the president doesn't to have deal with this embarrassment for the time being. john roberts has more information, now, on what led to this resignation. why today, why the now. >> i have been in touch with scott pruitt who provided me with the resignation letter that he gave to the president earlier today. thanking the president for giving him the opportunity to serve in the administration, the unrementing tax on me, my family, unprecedented taken a sizable toll on all of us. it became the straw that broke the camel's back. he asked the president to fire jeff sessions and appoint him attorney general. we heard that scott pruitt was angling for the attorney general's job. we heard heard that from sources who said it came from his office. i sktd him, he said it was 100% false, never asked the president to fire sessions and appoint him attorney general. another story came out that, he had asked his aids to try and find his wife, marilyn, a high paying job. all of that in connection with the travel and the security and the phone booth which pruitt told me, he wanted a sec

charles krauthammer has to say. >> you look at twitter. everybody weighing in one way or another. the social media was over the top. >> you have to wonder if john a year and happen, what's he going to be in year two and a half or three and have? where do you go from there with election day 2020, we just don't know. president trump's ace in the hole has always been his opponents, especially those in the media and i think they have a tendency to over react to such a degree that it makes people feel sympathetic for the president's position. i think this situation is slightly different because as you pointed out in those headlines, criticism was coming from even trump friendly and trump's empathetic media outlets. so there's a problem here with his comments about his own intelligence community, not barack obama's. his own intelligence community led by dan coats that needs to be addressed. >> bret: mollie. >> all the critics had to do was not be crazy to have a really good win against donald trump here, but that was -- they were unable to let that happen. but i do think what we are seeing here is actually sort of a proxy for a bigger conversation ab

so john, really quickly, you sent me something from buzzfeed. all i got to say, it's about time. charlese. this is an anti-free trade, anti-immigration, anti-nato, anti-american in many ways, policy, group of policies, that aren't conservative. like, you know, like i said last week. they're not only anti-conservative, they're ill liberal policies. for libertarians like charles koch, enough's enough. they're actually running ads against republicans in pennsylvania. they're running ads for heidi hide heightcamp. they say they're more willing to strike out against trump's radical big spending policies. >> the koch brothers are at the center of a network of conservative money that's going to spend $4 million in the course of this midterms. they have been basically a partisan group for a long time. what charles koch said in these interviews around their big aspen-based yearly conclave this past weekend was "we made mistakes." >> right. >> it was a mistake for us to be purely partisan. we should be about our ideas and not about party because now our party's been hijacked by this president who'

charles. >> let e me jump in because okay, what i'm asking, though, is -- that solution now, a lot of people say just now johnei field should have our european partnership be helping us. you're saying congress should be involved. i think that american public believes that a european part are useless that they don't step up to plate that they're gutless. listen they don't want to get out of the iranian deal but help against china be honest about that. it is as far as getting congress involved do nothing congress objectist congress president trump will be wasting its time trying to get everyone involved. ingdz where you're come from but how do we get china to stop if we don't take this approach? what else do they respect? >> i'm telling you the trans-pacific partnership was not a perfect agreement we know that. it had real problems but agreements like that are far better than having guys or gals sitting in an office in washington, d.c. and saying okay let's protect steel but we'll let other guys soybean farmers in america get pongedded by the takeoff from these trade wars. we can't give politicians of either pa