i live in middle america. i'll tell you what concerns people about the border and about what's coming across the border. it's about drugs. i mean, pete, you're from the midwest. >> yeah. >> you know where these forgotten communities are that are finally coming back, thanks to the trump economy, but they're still suffering because of so much drugs that are devastating our communities, devastating families. that's the majority that's coming over the southern border. that's important to them. let me just say 127,000 undocumented criminals were arrested by i.c.e. last year. almost 2,000 of those were homicides. 78,000 of those arrests for drugs. abolish i.c.e? what happened to those 127,000 undocumented criminal immigrants? >> this was going be trump's katrina, the zero tolerance at the border was going to tank his numbers. i'll put the poll up that we showed briefly earlier. it was the wrong one at first, but we'll get it right. president trump's approval rating among hispanics, since that policy has been in plac

they were part of that power but middle america was. that's important. you see tim allen show last man standing which was canceled despite his high ratings has now been brought back by fax. >> fascinating. we are with authors of the great wonderful and now it's time for audience questions. >> looking towards the future, what has trump done that has done anything for these people? even all over the map. you never know where he stands other than a supreme court justice which any of those 16 republicans would've chosen, healthcare is in shambles. what are they looking at that still makes them happy. >> i wouldn't downplay the supreme court justice. the vacancy that antonin scalia left calf to very large shadow over the election. i think it's what me evangelical so pragmatic. all 16 of those republican candidates would have made a good selection if they had one. i think that a lot of voters decided that the typical republican candidate wasn't point to when and that's why they went with trump. again, there's no question that the federal society had issued the

people, new york and los angeles didn't drive the numbers, they weren't part of that power but middle america was. that is important and you see last man standing which was canceled despite high ratings has been brought back by fox. >> salena zito and brad todd, author of the great revolt. time for audience questions. >> what has trump done that has actually done anything for these people? he has been all over the map, you never know where he stands. other than the supreme court justice, healthcare is a shambles, what are they looking at that still makes them happy and optimistic? >> i would not downplay the supreme court justice because it was cited over and over again, the vacancy antonin scalia left on the supreme court cast a large shadow over the election and it is what made evangelicals so pragmatic and 16 of those republican candidates would have made a good selection if they had won and i think a lot of voters decided the typical republican candidate wasn't going to win and that is why they went with trump. >> that he put that list out. >> the federal society issued the list in april

particularly in the business and investment side are going to be boosting wages, livelihood and jobs for middle america ordinary working folks. this is a boom that will be sustainable. no one-shot effort. thank you, appreciated. >> are you going to go to moscow?

east we don't have an america first policy in the middle east we have a saudi arabia and israel first policy in the middle east i don't know whether that represents where mr trump really wants to go or whether it is like i said an analogy to the pentagon whether he's indulging the realities that exist so he can do something else if he can get us out of syria i don't expect us to admit we made a mistake in syria of course we did a tragic horrible mistake but in politics people don't admit mistakes if he can slip us out of syria somehow the real question is will he take the bait on what has to be the red line that israel and saudi arabia want regime change in iran and if he goes down that road it's the end of his predecessor presidency he needs to understand that he ends up as george w. bush if he goes down that road may be a lot worse i frankly don't think he's going to do that but he's certainly got a lot of people both foreign and domestic pushing him in that direction and right now he's indulging them the question is whether he will follo

you see the blue on the coast but look at middle america.out there, why there's a big debate in the democratic party. kt resistance, bernie sanders like supporters, sell their message out here? is it too dangerous for democrats to be talking about medicare for all, free college tuition, can you sell that in places that have consistently made the republicans the majority in the house? well, the resistance took the road show to kansas near the end of the past week. one democratic district hopes of turning a second district blue and to the democrats who say dial it back to the key to the big blue wave in 2018 is not scaring away republicans, unhappy with president trump, especially out here in red america, listen, liberal icon bern mee sanders and new millennial partner say no thanks. >> and they say what did in the bronx no one would care about it in kansas. what this moment requires of us is for every day people to do more than they've ever done before to reclaim the sole of this nation. >> we must have gotten off at the wrong stop because pe

we've actually been witnessing that and especially from from the teams are from the americas so middle america and south america as well it's been absolutely fantastic to watch and of course they're very happy today lots of passion on the streets i wonder what it was like in the stadium. in. we can join in on the line now what was it like to be amongst that. paid so yes certainly a very warm welcome from sochi full of foreign fire and searing heat the sun spread out little that he's quite transfer to the pits here of course a bit of a low scoring game behind as you go on like the early result that obviously seven goal for between france and tina nevertheless though the fans have been out in force both locals and football fans from around the world they've been in the fans of as well as outside the stadium those who couldn't get inside hoping to get a glimpse of their favorite teams that teams were meant as the air force by football fans from around the world and even in the city as fans managed to get a sight of the portugal team bus perhaps trying to get a glimpse of that storm and the number

when i travel around to middle america, i see that this is hurting people.n i hear them talk about dying manufacturing in the state of michigan, laying off their workers right now. >> entire industries have been -- >> high steel prices. >> entire towns are gone because industries go overseas. >> we'll see more of that with these bad trade policies. >> i guess if you continue with what's been going on we'll get the same result. >> we're all pro growth, we have great pro growth, i'm note here to say the administering is doing a bad job. tax policy, regulatory policy, fan tasting, a-plus. when you have to have the whole entire playbook to have sustainable 3% or higher growth. >> what president trump is talking about is the whole entire playbook. it's cut taxes, cut regulations. >> half the american people are not the even pier play black. >> tearing down the dpop opponents who have been there. >> pete, this is something that -- >> it's yo your playbook. doesn't mean it has to be the playbook rngt donald trump said 20 years ago, this is part of his political cor

but middle america was. that is important. you see tim allen show, last man standing, which was canceled despite its high rating has now been brought back by fox hears >> fascinating. we are with selena zito and todd , authors of "the great revolt." now it's time for questions. >> looking towards the future, what has trump done that hasn't done anything for these people. you never know where he stands other than the supreme court justice but the 16 republicans would've chosen. the health care is in shambles. what are they looking at that still makes them happy and not to mistake? >> i wouldn't downplay the supreme court justice. he was cited over and over again to us. you read the vacancy that they left cast a veryy large shadow. i think it's what made evangelicals so pragmatic. all 16 of those republican candidate, whatever it was, would've made a good selection if they would've won. a lot of voters decided the typical republican candidate wasn't going to wind and that is why they went with trump. there's no question. the fed

. >>> walmart targeting middle america, putting together a plan to take on netflix. the "wall street journal" says the focus of walmart could be on people who live outside of big cities. the retail giant has apparently been consulting with experts several months now. a final decision whether to launch is expected later this year. everybody wants in on this business. it used to be we were the video guy, now everybody is the video guys. >>> the vending machine at the san francisco national airport is creating quite a buzz. explaining why. >> reporter: inside terminal two near the food court, a vending machine that dispenses non-edible items all the rage. >> the first thing when we came o the plane, we that machine that sells the vest. >> it seem as little weird to buy clothes off the vending machine. >> reporter: the vending machine has been here almost a year but generating a buzz now thanks to social media. sfo has a down vest vending machine for visiting cvs. short for venture capitalists, more than 3,000 likes, 5,000 plus retweets and 100 plus comments. >> there's

east we don't have an america first policy in the middle east we have a saudi arabia and israel first policy in the middle east i don't know whether that represents where mr trump really wants to go or whether it is like i said an analogy to the pentagon whether he's indulging the realities that exist so he can do something else if he can get us out of syria i don't expect us to admit we made a mistake in syria of course we did a tragic horrible mistake but in politics people don't admit mistakes if he can slip us out of syria somehow the real question is will he take the bait on what has to be the red line that israel and saudi arabia want regime change in iran and if he goes down that road it's the end of his predecessor presidency he needs to understand that he ends up as george w. bush if he goes down that road may be a lot worse i frankly don't think he's going to do that but he's certainly got a lot of people both foreign and domestic pushing him in that direction and right now he's indulging them the question is whether he will follo

east we don't have an america first policy in the middle east we have a saudi arabia and israel first policy in the middle east i don't know whether that represents where mr trump really wants to go or whether it is like i said an analogy to the pentagon whether he's indulging the realities that exist so he can do something else if he can get us out of syria i don't expect us to admit we made a mistake in syria of course we did a tragic horrible mistake but in politics people do admit mistakes if he can slip us out of syria somehow the real question is will he take the bait on what has to be the red line that israel and saudi arabia want regime change in iran and if he goes down that road it's the end of his predecessor presidency he needs to understand that he ends up as george w. bush if he goes down that road may be a lot worse i frankly don't think he's going to do that but he's certainly got a lot of people both foreign and domestic pushing him in that direction and right now he's indulging them the question is whether he will follow t

quickly on the volcker rule, i want to speak for middle america. we have a lot of banks in my district, medium sized banks, little banks. they are precluded from investing in our economy. we can loan to our economy, but they can't invest in our economy. the preponderance of the wealth that's invested in private equity and other things is on the coast. i know it would follow statutory change f. we were to allow some of that investment to happen, but separately capitalize those funds at the banks, so they can't just come to the fed funds window, that's the concern i get it, why the volcker rule is there, it would really help middle america. i'd love to work with you on that issue. >> great. we'll do that. i think everybody you regular late, insigned the financial system, has snenttives that are aligned with behavior that worked. the customer is limited to a $50 loss, the financial snuse has a skin in the game. the problem is many other people, retailers and others, off load their financial risk while they have republican haitianal risk to others. and

middle class, middle america. >> it's cruising at the top. >> yep. >> reporter: parker barnes is thechild in a house full of activity. >> four kids, two dogs, we have a small business and we both work besides that. >> reporter: hectic life. >> yeah. >> reporter: his parents, natalie and brian, say their son is the kind of kid every parent dreams of having. >> parker, look here. >> parker is affable, relaxed. he's got a dry stens of humor. he's very positive. >> oh! >> what? >> you gotta be kidding me! i'm a fisherman. >> do you sleep up on the top bunk? >> yeah. my nickname that my mom and dad call me is lead dog. >> reporter: overnight they say he morphed into something else. a year and a half ago when he was ten, parker got strep throat. within days, strange symptoms appeared. >> he had a small throat tick. it seemed like he never quit clearing his throat. it was minor. >> reporter: parker took antibiotics and everything cleared up. but over the next three months, three rounds of strep. >> parker, what are you talking about? >> reporter: each time, mysterious behaviors appeared and

president donald trump from taking his message out to middle america that's where he was on thursday at a steel plant in the state of illinois it's the first time the president has visited this state since becoming president he took his message there and it was a message it was very clear it was a message of a great victory in the words of donald trump victory because he's framing this agreement with the you're paying commission chief that he struck here in washington as a victory not only for him but for his administration but also for steelworkers and other industries in the u.s. this was a very nationalistic speech that. gave this invitation only crowd at this steel plant in illinois this is a little bit more of what he had to say there we have reached a breakthrough agreement yesterday with the european union john manley referred to as europe. to begin lowering trade barriers and establishing a trade relationship that is fair and my favorite word receptor protocol receptor a call. what all the key trade divisions in the u.s. . well if trump wanted to see him he didn't have to loo

, similar to what you from the folks who support raymond kethledge, he has a little more of a middle america appeal. he attended notre dame university and, of course, went to law school, at georgetown. this is someone who folks have pointed out has the strong rapport with the president. someone said they really hit it off. you cannot really -- it is hard to know how much that will play in. someonelipside, this is who was floated out there the last time around. and so would hate to be earned -- burned twice. but you have to look at what happened last time around. host: which goes to today's "wall street journal" editorial. a justice with a record. the biggest gamble would be if the president went beyond those three we talked about to choose thomas hardiman of the third circuit court of appeals. hardiman is said to be easier to confirm because he had a hard scramble of bringing. that is the souter trap of putting biography over record. our reading of judge hardiman's opinions as impressive or extensive as those of either judge kavanaugh or judge kethledge. guest: you can read the tween the lin

setting aside the minutia to open up doors for some one in lower or middle income america. >> smart policyhat put people to work and gives them more of their money they can keep after paying for taxes. that's positive. but making permanent the tax cut for everyone i don't think most of people even register that. >> i think they want to make the tax cuts permanent and particularly businesses do. it would give them the extraordinary amount of confidence. so is it too early to handicap this? where do you see it going? >> i think that permanency is a big part of this. we know the corporate tax rate was made permanent for the reason you just cited. they had the assurance that low rate would be there. now we are talking about hitting 4% gdp. that's because of ax cuts and the lowering of the corporate tax rate. if president trump were to make the small business rate permanent. a huge boon for this economy. when gdp grows, so too does revenue for the government. all right, folks. we'll be right back. [music playing] (vo) from the beginning, wells fargo has supported community organizations like un

i like middle america. i like the middle way. i like the middle class. like the middle opinion that balances two extremes. most people in america i think think like that. rob: what do you think of roseann's comments on hannity. tell us what you think on twitter and instagram on "fox and friends first". jillian: nancy pelosi comparing border security to the worst terror attack in history. >> when we had the commission reformed they made recommendations, but they would never take them up. jillian: the outrage growing over those comments. rob: donald trump's trade deal with the eu paying off. the next guest, a farmer, explains why he is excited about the long-term sentences. ♪ whoooo. you rely on tripadvisor so you don't miss out on the perfect hotel... but did you know you can also use tripadvisor so you don't miss out on the best price? tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites to find the hotel you want for the lowest price. saving you up to 30%! so you can spend less time missing out... and more time paddling out! tripadvisor. visit tripadvisor.com or

to me that shows you why so many americans in middle america cannot identify with publications like thenew york times." they have never been to martha's vineyard. they don't understand why it's news worthy. howie: yesterday there was another "new york times" story written by a reporter who happened to be going to martha's vineyard for vacation. he told the "times," i'm enjoying this. it's a red badge of courage. so it's alan dershowitz who stirred this up. adrienne: i am an avid reader of the "new york times." but i can't understand why alan dershowitz is helping the story day relevant, why it's being covered by the media. howie: i will bet a lot of "new york times" readers go to places like that. it's almost like apply crow could many of intolerance. it's like when people unfriend you on facebook. it says how politics has affected everybody's social lives. emily, ders with it said the bar for tolerance has been lowered. now a democrat is being isolated and pushed out. as a conservative i dislike as much as anyone, we have to be sympathetic to powerful people who are being pushed out. b

trump because he's so unpredictable and that in itself is the attraction is that the people in middle america feel like there is somebody that will go to washington and is in washington now with power that will go after anybody to get things done and. he has lived up to his campaign promises in generic sense most of them ok he can't live up to all of them but he did get the tax cuts he did get a conservative on the supreme court he has deregulated a lot of businesses he has taken a different approach to the environment which business likes it so first year and now we're into his second year he's got a little bit more head wind but the fact is he has accomplished what he said he wanted to do on the campaign trail and the republican establishment wants to do one thing and that stay in power and if they can use donald trump to stay in power then they'll jump on the bandwagon as quickly as they can if they can't pull up the machete so less time to the other side of the fastest time to the democrats they still harboring notions that they might nail donald trump through impeachment of the basically

connection with those regular people with the normals, if you will come up with that swath of middle americabeen atlas for 200 years holding up the world on their shoulders, delivering their sons and daughters in the bones for the military, feeding the world, and they have been taken for granted. and you know, it's maybe not as dramatic, not as exciting to talk about them as it is to talk about the drama of illegal immigration and of the elites. but we know who's really understanding the impact of what donald trump is doing and how their lives, when their lives improve in the middle section of america, that is what improves the lives of everyone on the planet. >> tucker: thank you very much. the press spent a week calling the helsinki summit the treason summit. in fact the president's approval numbers went up a little bit. i had no idea the amount of damage that water could do. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they were on it. it was unbelievable. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. we're th

this will be so good for middle america. extend tax cuts indefinitely.ension planning, education a.m. saving, small business writeoffs. everybody wins, the economy wins but you can't get through the politics. you know this will not be popular. >> that is why we have proposed breaking the gridlock with these rule reforms because the american people lose in that stuart, you're absolutely right. it is time for the institutions to move forward. stuart: would you get rid of the 60 vote rule in the senate, get rid of it? >> i would. i know senators are adamantly opposed to that we have to deal with reality. 60-vote in the senate is the rule. develop policies in the house to get a chance to get there. >> tom reed, republican in new york. >> always great to be with you. stuart: yes, sir. trade, got to talk trade, especially today. our next guest says president trump is going to get a deal with mexico before the midterms. let's bring in gary hoffbauer, peterson institute fellow of economics thereof. make your case. we're surprised we might get a deal with the inc

i like middle america, i like the middle class, i like the middle opinion that balances two extremes.ost people in america think like that. >> sean: it's funny, i think a lot of people understand what motivates me. what motivates me in this 2016 presidential election for me was about what we call the forgotten men and women. >> absolutely. >> sean: a lot of people don't know, peopleeo that watch the sw regularly, know i was a paper boy at 8, dishwasher at 12, cook, waiter, i painted houses, i hung wallpaper, framed, fell off a roof. i never thought i would be in i this position. i'm thankful for it every day. we had at the end of eight years of obama, more people on food stamps and a 51 year low home ownership rate. so it's not politics, republicans are weak. they are weak and spineless. >> i don't know. a lot of them are, there is only one party, they all golf together. they are not like on other sides. >> sean: not a lot. >> they are all taking the money, every side, both sides, they are taking the money. >> sean: it's a swamp. washington d.c. is a sewer. >> that's our money, that's

this is middle america that benefits from.want middle america to be able to put more money aside for their own retirement. there's a very, very good thing. maybe, also, a new rule that you have to opt out of a 401(k) rather than opting. in. steve: so you are forced. >> to you are forced. to say you can get out if you want. to say at the moment my daughter, for example, three years at a big corporation, she still isn't in the 401(k) program no matter what i say. she signature noriega free money. i hope she is watching right now. so i would like a rule change so that if you move to a corporation, you are in the 401(k) automatically. can you get out if you want to. second line of attack is, make those individual tax cuts permanent. so they cannot be removed and reversed by a future congress. that puts the trump growth plan in place and keeps it in place. all good. steve: okay. so it sounds like a good plan to a lot of people watching right now, if it is indeed based towards the middle class. it's a political thing. the vote is go

and the cost and effect on the average person in middle america is not factoring into it. >> i thinkes from brussels right now. >> angela merkel walking into the nato summit. she has no doubt heard no what president trump said about her, behind her back, real. there are people that know that president trump smells weakness. he is attacking her now. we're watching angela merkel walk in, walk up to a microphone. our german viewers are enjoying this. we will go back, if we can, to the discussion we were having, john avalon as well. the reunifications between these children younger than five years old, we have numbers to put on the screen here of what was done and not done. it's not everybody, but -- >> not everybody, four were reunited. >> 334 expected by the end of yesterday. and this was supposed to be 104 -- whatever there was, 102 of the littlest. >> the youngest children were supposed to be reunited. by the time the sun rose, only four were reunited. they want to move another 30 from their families. this was an utter fail by the administration. so these are not as per rational goal

goes to any kind of summit in washington he needs to hit that base he needs to go somewhere in middle america and gave some rabbits give some speeches that's where his wheelhouse i think rock started to realize and understand that trump at this moment as us president going on these summits and meeting with these world leaders is not his forte this is not where he's at his best when he's out his base at this race talking to his base is talking about things that are important to him the wall immigration these things you can tell he cares about these things and that's when he's at his best you know mark i mean first of all what did the media expect from helsinki they want a meltdown summit i guess that's what they wanted what went back to chile they were and they were afraid that the united states would trump would recognize the reunification of crimea with russia or that some deal would be reached in the dawn boss and ukraine or or that trump would do what he actually said he would do and pull the u.s. troops out of syria something like that so this is what they're afraid of none of this that w

i like the middle opinion that balances too extremes. most people in america, i think, think like that. steve: that was her first interview since that tweet tore peed today her career. a big understanding she said. a big mistake. she apologized a number of times. she was shocked that it was taken the way it was. but, when you look at the tweet, it was terrible. brian: i will say this. i guess it went so long so intriguing they blew out their jim jordan interview postponed it to tomorrow. we have him exclusively. he joining us here in 25 minutes. i will say this. i think sean and i can't wait to talk to him about it, he might have done his finest job ever. because to stay with her train of thought when i was watching that and he had all the background on her and i didn't even know what she meant on two thirds of her sentences because she never finished a thought. and sean was able to bring her back. whatever her explanation is, i didn't know i thought she was white and get a better hair cut. i said to myself i don't know if i'm sean, i'm thinking to myself wher

giving them a voice or recognition for those who supported and wanted to see that portrayed in middle america but you cautioned people. >> i cautioned people generally when it comes to politics. you don't need to write every unicorn that comes running down the street, you see the story about the zoo in egypt where they painted black stripes on a donkey. shannon: what happens when it rains? >> it is okay and you don't need to embrace everything was a president of the united states embraced her routine, she made her celebrity by being shocking and nasty and the fraud and the scorpion. you cannot blame me for being who i am. it is my nature. her nature is to offend, to be shocking, that is how she got where she is. you shouldn't expect that she was going to be any different because she had a presidential tweet behind her. >> did you think jim jordan was going to announce in a lengthy letter about all the things, he would like to run for speaker. for his letter he said donald trump is taken bold action on behalf of of the american people, and we can change that, time to do what we said. >> every

if you look at how trump's path to victory in 2016, and if you look at how people in middle america feeln't want to be taxed at a higher rate to subsidize services for the coasts for hard-working americans. they want to know if free markets overall, and if you look at the economy democrats socializing the economy, 3.8% unemployment i don't think that is going to work. rob: a great point about capitalism and innovation, let's talk about donald trump raising $90 million for 2020, still two years out. >> he started for america, primaries usa supporting him. this is america first pack, they outraised the two groups in their first two years. the prolific fundraising, donald trump at the campaign, at record-setting levels, $33 million cash on hand. when you look at the blue wave that is supposedly coming in the fall there will be a lot of money from pro-trump organization starting out trump people, the strategy is turned people out who wouldn't normally vote in off year elections who support the president and that will really help in states like pennsylvania where democrats are trying to flip

was on facebook crying wondering what had gone wrong and what happened to the good people of middle americaa friend of mine reached out to me and showed me a youtube clip that showed all the different ways the media had taken moments out of donald trump's campaign and spun it saying he was a racist and homophobe. i was shown a video that showed black people at the rallies and cnn cut them out of the video. the media had been dishonest about who trump supporters were. judge jeanine: when trump talks about fake news, you find that to be accurate. >> i know it's accurate. judge jeanine: you have a new #walkaway that you are wearing. >> i'm walking away from the democratic party and the divisive almost violent rhetoric coming from the left. the complete lack of civility and the lack of being able to sit down and have a civil discourse about our political beliefs. if you don't agree with what the left says, it's because you are a nazi or bigot. they have become so entitled, if you disagree with them, they cannot serve you in a restaurant. judge jeanine: we are at the point. people who are workin

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i like middle america. i like the middle way. i like the middle-class. like the middle opinion that balances 2 extremes. most people in american, i think, think like that. >> sean: a lot of people misunderstand what motivates me. what motivates me in the 2016 presidential election for me was about the forgotten man. >> absolutely. >> sean: a lot of people don't know -- people watch this show -- i was a paper boy at 8. dishwasher at 12. cook, bus boy, waiter, bartender. i painted houses and hung wallpaper and fell off a roof doing roofing. that was decades of my life. i never thought i would be in this position. i am very thankful for it every day. those people at the 8 years of obama more people on food stamps and the worst recovery since the '40s and 50 year low homeownership rate and he doubled the national debt. it's not politics. republicans are weak. and spineless. a lot of them. >> a lot of them are. they are one party. they all golf together. they are pocketing public money. they are all taking the money. every side, both sides, they are taking th

[cheers and applause] it's about creating jobs in middle america.tion is all about. [crowd roaring] if anyone tells you that the american dream belongs to the privileged few and not to all of us, you tell them that the reagan era is over and that a new era is about to begin. [cheers and se] - we left that evening absolutely elated, excited about what lay ahead of us. - after the democratic convention, when he had this huge lead, and there was about three or four weeks until the republic con, dukakis decides that he doesn't need to campaign. - most presidential candidates stop their day job and focus 100% on the campaign. - i remember coming up here and following somewhere in the berkshires. he was going to do something, some cratival or something silly, 'cause he was doing governor-like things rather than presidential things. - we've got advance people stationed alover america for joint dukakis-bentsen rallies, and the phone rings in the middle of the night. it's the guy running the plane. he says, "dukakis is turning the plane around." i said, "wha

go with this because middle america and even new york city america will look at you and say are you crazy prey on their own communities, if you get rid of these enforcement agencies, you know who suffers? the illegal alien community. charles: it feels like with the supreme court pick coming that the left has become completely unhinged. they are so unhinged to the point where many of them are espousing violence. they are saying this is the only way we have to get tough. the republicans are tough and the on way we can recapture this thing is to get tough. they are talking about physically getting tough. >> swing voters, the average american, the moderate american right in the center does not want to be part of that message. they don't want to be part after party calling for taking out a president. they don't want to be part after party who hug lewis farakan and not be called out by their fellow democrats. they don't want i.c.e. abolished. 73% said do not abolish i.c.e. those are the voters you have to win. democrats aren't doing it. charles: it feels like the whole message before all this w

i think it's trickling through middle america is booming, and our company is based in middle america.eople to hire, but companies are growing and there's a lot of lending going on so i think all of that is positive but this trade noise and the fed are the worries that i have. >> well, we talked about one of the deals that got a lot of attention today broadcom and ca. i wonder how you think this is going to play out. broadcom shares taking a huge hit today after the company announced it's going to acquire software company ca technologies for $18 billion in cash. comes on the heels of broadcom's failed bid to buy qualcomm ca shares obviously up a lot ca, big slow growth mainframe software company broadcom is rolling off the chip industry does it say anything about broadcomwreck about semiconductors or about the appetite for mma what are the take-aways? >> it is interesting everyone's scratching their head over this. the ceo is very good at execution. the guy has not made a misstep this is plot in your wheel house, not mart of your core business, and there hasn't been yet an explanation

middle. it's just too crazy. america is a place where i come i a loudmouth old gorgeous jewish woman comedian and allowed freedom of speech. it cost me everything. i wish i had worded it better. but i'm not going to let them tell me what i meant. that's what makes me so mad. valerie, let's discuss this. don't assume that you know what i meant. because i think think you don'w what i meant and i would like to make it clear what i did mean. i would like to find my past all that to really discuss the issue at hand and to try to find common ground between us. i am so sorry that you thought i was racist that you thought my tweet was racist. for that, i apologize. i never meant to hurt anybody. or say anything negative about an entire race of people. >> shannon: joining me now, fox news politics editor chris stirewalt. i remember you are a voice of caution about roseanne, when people were really feeling encouraged that her show as may be giving them a voice or giving them recognition, as people who had supported the president,

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how is this playing out in middle america? >> we already know.f you look at some of the states where the president is supported, where they are red states, this is a fine pick to them. on the coasts, not very popular. >> we will leave it at that. there's a lot to sort out and break down. thank you for doing that. >> absolutely, my pleasure.>>> coming up in about 36 hours she will make history as the first black woman to make -- to become the mayor of san francisco. >> first, it is a race against time in thailand. for -- four boys and their coach remain trapped. another rescue operation is just getting underway. >>> we had heat around here today. temperatures are on the trend downward. it will cool off, but not a lot. i will have the details coming up. ( ♪ ) pixar pier has arrived! prepare to be awed. prepare to be moved. prepare to make a mad dash... ( ♪ ) ...because with the incredicoaster, pixar pal-a-round, and a bunch of your favorite pixar characters, it's going to be pretty incredible. pixar pier is now open! only at disney california adven

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