death -- >> reporter: kelly cochran stands trial for chris regan's murder.h she admits involvement, she pleads not guilty. >> i felt guilty for chris not being here and prevent that. >> reporter: she is convicted. >> kelly cochran guilty on all charges -- >> reporter: later she pleads guilty to killing her husband, but both chief rizzo and detective ogden, who interviewed her many times, believe kelly might be guilty of much more. do you think she's responsible for more than two murders? >> absolutely. the way she controlled herself, the education she gave herself to do these things and get away with them. >> you think she's a serial killer? >> yes. >> how many people? >> i don't know the number. it's not as great as what she's claimed. she claimed at one time she killed 21 people. >> reporter: kelly cochran is now serving a life sentence. jail for life? >> forever. >> how do you feel about that? >> i'm very glad that she's there. and i mean -- there's others like her out there. but at least she can't hurt anyone else. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm linse

i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report". ♪ trish: president trump warning china, if president trump doesn't change the playing field, he has a few of those again. all chinese imports from tariffs from the u.s. to which i say, good. we need to take this seriously. we need this tough talk. we need tough action, because if we don't deal with china now, it is going to be too late. you can't wait 20 years, allow them to have all the economic power and then try and level the playing field. you do it right now. my intel on it straight ahead. our own judge jeanine pirro. she was invited to be a guest on "the view" yesterday. only to be completely disrespected, treated so poorly, and shouted down by whoopi goldberg. you know why this because judge janine dared to defend the president's policies. >> you know what is horrible? when the president of the united states whips up people to beat the hell out of people. say good-bye. i'm done. [cheering] trish: wow, unnecessary. more on the lib

trish regan is here.s anchors spoke out forcefully was trish regan. >> he should have defended us. he should have defended his own intelligence community, or just don't take the meeting. >> joining us now is trish regan who hosted the intel report on foxbusiness 2:00 p.m. eastern. you've often been supportive of him on regulatory policies and other policies and taking on his press coverage. when you strongly criticized him over the press conference, you felt strongly. >> i did. howie, i think with me it's pretty much what you see is what you get. i wear my heart on my sleeve. if i like something you will know it and if i don't like something you'll know that too. i did not like what i saw in helsinki. i was surprised and i reacted in real-time. it's what we need to do. too often journalists, especially these days, they, things with such a bias against this president. it's not as though they're reacting in real-time, they have their own agenda and i approach my job every day and my agenda is what's best fo

i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report". trish: senate republicans he is urging working very hard to get as many republicans as he can to rally behind the president's supreme court pick, judge brett kavanaugh. it hasn't even been 24 hours since president trump named the his pick. already the folks on the left, liberal media totally freaking out. analysis from two former justice department officials. tom dupree and gregory garth. why everybody needs to take a deep breath and calm down, respect the confirmation process. we go to edward lawrence. we expect to hear more from senate majority leader mitch mcconnell on president's supreme court pick. hey, edward. reporter: trish, any minute we're supposed to hear from senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and other republicans where they're all in talking about bret calf -- brett kavanaugh. how he would be a great justice, he was not just talking to republicans. he was also talking to democrats. there are some republicans not a guaranteed yes vote. as you mentioned lisa murkowski,

i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." ♪ trish: want to get straight to the markets because we're off the highs of the session but nonetheless looking at triple-digit gains on the dow. thanks to earnings but also in part with the news that the president plans to bring relief to american farmers who may be feeling some pain related to his tariffs. we talked about the soybean farmers a lot and near-term pain they may be facing. we have more details straight ahead. >>> plus republicans pushing ahead with tax reform 2.0. president trump wants to bring more relief for taxpayers making tax cuts for individuals totally, absolutely permanent. do you remember when democrat blasted this whole first round of tax cuts, they said they didn't like them because for individuals they wouldn't be permanent. i just want to know what are they going to do now, now that they will be permanent. my intel straight ahead. first to our own kristina partsinevelos with the latest on president trump's am

i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." ♪ trish: new developments on global trade. canada is targeting a u.s.-made products with a whole fresh round of tariffs while china and european union are getting ready to pile on with new tariffs of their own. what's it mean for our economy, what's it mean for theirs. it is not good for us but where can we go from here? can we get change in terms of trade agreements? we have all-star panel coming up. more democrats are calling to abolish i.c.e., get rid of it all together, why not have open borders? president trump telling fox business, you can't really be serious. listen, he spoke with our own maria bartiromo. >> if you get rid of i.c.e., you will have a country you are afraid to walk out of your house. i love that issue if they're actually going to do that. are they seriously talking about that. trish: are democrats being realistic at all? probably not. a lot coming up on the issue. joan bolton defending president trump's summit with

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i'm trish regan in for martha maccallum. this is "the story." the boat went down near branson, missouri. witnesses say a strong summer storm came out of nowhere sparking high winds and monstrous waves. the boat quickly began to take on water and couldn't make it back to land. mike tobin is live in branson, missouri, with the latest on the investigation just getting underway tonight. >> trish, it's just staggering. an entire family nearly wiped out. 11 members of a single family were on the sight-seeing tour when it capsized and nine perished. children died. the youngest, just 1 year old. the oldest, 70. 29 passengers and two crew were on board. the boat's driver was among those killed. 17 died. 14 survived. the president of the parent company that owns the boat said it was a sudden micro bust of winds that battered the boat. the video stopped before one of the boats flipped. sanked and rolled to a depth of 80 feet. the ntsb is taking over the investigation. several authorities are saying when the questions are answered, when a determination is m

i'm trish regan in for neil cavuto. this is "your world."or a shut down unless congress approves the funding needed to build the wall. democrats, they're already slamming it. republicans are starting to get worried about it.

and he could take a page out of obama and regan play book and one up it. this is the negotiation that could get something going out of this talk. other than -- and change the dialogue if you will between the two countries. >> well i appreciate both ever you for being here with us. too many smart minds that -- to not use that brain power here and help educate us. thank you very much robin wright and david. coming up caught on camera. georgia officers suspended after flipping a coin before making a decision on whether to arrest a woman for speeding. >> head or tail? okay. this is tail, right. >> yeah. >> so really, 23. ♪ ♪ let your perfect drive come together at the lincoln summer invitation sales event. get 0% apr on select 2018 lincoln models plus $1,000 bonus cash. show of hands. let's get started. who wants customizable options chains? ones that make it fast and easy to analyze and take action? how about some of the lowest options fees? are you raising your hand? good then it's time for power e*trade the platform, price and service that gives you the edg

regan said, why don't you and i change jobs. we took it to the president. was a great idea and we switched jobs. >> it folded into one man. >> it turned out to be an unsuccessful experiment. >> don regan was not cut out for that job. he liked the sound of chief but not of staff. >> i am not the president. i am not taking charge of anything. ronald reagan is in charge of this country, and like a good caddie, i tee up the ball for him to take a good smack at. >> reagan needed good advisers. he doesn't have the same quality of people surrounding him. it has huge political effects. >> from nbc news, this is "today." >> good morning. former hostage david jacobsen is a step closer to u.s. soil at this hour. jacobsen was freed sunday after seven month of captivity in lebanon. >> because we're still negotiating for the other hostages, we're not going to say anything more about what process we went through to get mr. jacobsen out. >> the policy is that we don't negotiate with hostage-takers. we don't make deals. we don't pay ransom. reagan hammered on his staff to f

i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report" everyone. ♪ trish: the president coming out swinging here, swinging there in brussels. and he means business. the president pushing for nato countries to double the military spending, double it. now he is going after germany, asking quote, what good is nato if germany is saving russia billions of dollars of gas and energy? doesn't he have a point? we'll talk to former white house deputy chief of staff karl rove straight ahead. plus we have a stock market a little challenged. we're looking at losses of 206 points on the dow amid new fears of a trade war. trump administration announcing plans to hit china with tariffs on $200 billion worth of chinese goods. how will beijing retaliate. tit-for-tat thing going on. market doesn't like it. congresswoman diane black, introducing a new bill that would make illegal immigration a felony. she is here to tell us how her bill would deter illegal immigrants from pouring into our country. all that coming up. firs

i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." ♪ trish: the president wants to beef up the american workforce. it's a good idea. we certainly need a better-trained workforce. he is launching a new jobs training program at a time when companies are struggling to find skilled employees. in other words, a lot of these companies have jobs. they just don't have people to fill them because they don't have the right skills. so how do we fix that? we have to do something. well the white house small business administrator linda mcmahon will join me next. she has got some ideas. despite trump's best efforts to address america's more pressing issues, you know what? he can't shake this russia controversy, he really can't. which leads me to ask, don't we once and for all for the good of the country need robert mueller to wrap up the darn russia investigation? don't we need to know whatever is there, or whatever is not there so that we move forward? the longer this thing drags on the longer vladm

i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone to "the intelligence report." ♪ trish: all right the president silencing some of his critics anyway with another big win, another big win for the u.s. economy. we grew, our economy, grew at fastest pace in nearly four years. just over the last three months. the president's calling this an economic turn around of historic proportions. so should he get some credit for it? will he get some credit for it? we're on it. >>> north korea fulfilling its promise to return remains what are thought to be u.s. soldiers who were killed in the korean war. the bodies will be sent to hawaii for dna testing over the next few days. i will speak to one family anxiously awaiting the results of those tests. they have been waiting for their loved ones for 65 years. they are joining us here today. >>> house leader nancy pelosi is back in the hot seat after claiming that democrats are stronger, stronger than republicans on border security. she went on to then downplay the 9/11 terrorist atta

. >> well i think that president trump should do it what ronald regan did.ussia and the soviet union have had these nuclear war heads for a long time. ronald regan knew what to do which was to contain the soviet union and donald trump should contain russia. this is not, you don't make friends and buddy buddy up to a hostile power and that's what the 90-0 vote was about and every other vote in congress about russia. this is not a partisan thing. this is it's unamerican to do anything other than contain vladimir putin. maria: it feels at this point we are seeing a new era and it seem s that the president understands who this person is, but we will keep watching that, bill browder, good to have you on the program thanks very much and we're not saying where you're coming to us from we understand the danger you're in. next up house majority whip steve scalise. stay with us. expensive. just go to priceline. it's the best place to book a flight a few days before my trip and still save up to 40%. just tap and go... for the best savings on flights, go to priceline. j

i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." ♪ trish: president trump and iran's president firing off some pretty explosive threats to one another and of course folks on the left, they're out there blasting our president saying he is escalating tensions. yeah. you know, don't you want your president to stand up to the likes of iran? don't you want to a president who will defend our policies? i mean unlike president obama who let's not forget, spent most of his presidency apologizing for the united states of america over and over and over again. i will ask retired four-star general jack keane exactly what he thinks about all this next. >>> plus comedienne michelle wolf comparing i.c.e. to isis in this pathetic video. watch it. >> take it from me, no organization is better than i.c.e. is. >> isis. [gunfire] trish: wrong. not funnily. she is not a good comedienne, is she? she is out there comparing americans to a terrorist organization. this is really, plain, old, pathetic. it is going too far.

i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to the to "the intelligence report". ♪ trish: president trump coming up with a big win at the nato summit. the president reaffirming america's commitment to nato after members reluctant toy agreed to increase their military spending but will they follow through with their promise? retired four-star general jack keane is here. he will weigh in on that. plus we have a stock market up, up triple digits, up 200 points, china holds off on trade rhetoric, holding off on the president's newest round of tariffs. will china come back to the negotiating table? we're on it for you. >>> fbi agent peter strzok is being on capitol hill on text messages which he vowed to stop donald trump from being president. that is all coming up. first to our top story. the president arriving in england and thousands gather to protest hess visit. our very own blake burman is live in london with more. hey, blake. reporter: in front of buckingham palace turned absolutely gorgeous day in london, v

over to you, chris. >> chris: i don't know lou to follow that trish regan, who knew?conomy the envy of the world after a strong second quarter report. is china trying to suspect plant the u.s. a supplant the us top economic and military power. whatever happened to the series looks for president's big plans for military parade. this is "special report." ♪ ♪ >> chris: good evening, welcome to washington i'm chris wallace in for bret baier. president trump is calling u.s. economic growth amazing after fastest expanon

i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." ♪ trish: president trump taking on the establishment with his hard-line message on border security. republicans don't want a government shutdown. they don't want it ahead of midterm elections. so will the president stand his ground? i will be speaking with national border patrol counsel president brandon judd straight ahead. >>> the trump administration is considering a 100 billion-dollar tax cut on capital gains, your invests. cue the liberal media on this one. as soon as you say invests, it is just the wealthy. it will only benefit the wealthy. i will tell you why they are absolutely postively wrong coming up. >>> what is worse, donald trump, jr. meeting with a russian lawyer during the campaign, or, hillary clinton paying off a british spy to dig up dirt on her opponent on overseas soil? i will ask dr. sebastian gorka coming up. >>> first the immigration showdown in washington. blake burman live at the white house with the very lates

i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." everyone again, we are told that the president has narrowed his list down to four people, four individuals, all with very strong conservative values. that's very important there, no matter who the president picks, so i will tell you. this is going to shape his legacy. it could indeed move the supreme court in far more conservative direction. and you can expect, that is why the left will be very unhappy and very aggressive is. they will try to strip the president of his presidential powers. my intel on all of that, coming up straight ahead. protesters harassing senate majority leader mitch mcconnell again. watch this one. >> we know where you live, mitch >> abolish i.c.e. >> abolish i.c.e. trish: we know where you live? you heard that protester, taunting the senator. wow, former economic advisor to president ronald reagan, art laffer, says he is not surprised by any of this. he actually saw something rather similar when he worked for president reagan. my goodness, his story straight ah

i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." ♪ trish: the president concluding his historic summit with russian president vladmir putin after both leaders held a joint press conference in finland. big missed opportunity here for our president. i will just say it. he had an opportunity and he blew it. trump says a constructive dialogue with russia will open new pathways to peace and cooperation, what about future russian efforts to meddle in our election? apparently our president doesn't believe his own intelligence community? he believes vladmir putin, when putin says i had nothing to do with that? this is opportunity to stand up for the united states of america. why didn't he? retired four-star general jack keane with his take on this next. let's go to our own blake burman, who saw it all first hand live in helsinki with the very latest. blake, take it away. reporter: trish, important to know right off the top this is not the first time president trump discussed russian meddling

i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." the president says he is willing to shut down the government if congress doesn't play ball on immigration. can he get the votes on that one? we're on it. >>> mainstream media is boeing after donald trump, jr., jr., after his infamous meeting with a russian lawyer in 2016. how is this different from hillary clinton funding a dossier created by a former british spy? she actually and her team sent someone over to russia to dig up dirt and they paid for it. seems like that is whole lot worse. if you want to talk about who is colluding with who. a minute from now the from the white house our own blake burman is standing by. >> i'm turning around, the main principles between the president trump and prime minister of italy is set to get underway in matter of minutes. the key indeed this is a press conference. questions will be put forth to president trump. there are a host of topics any one of myself or colleagues should we get a question to the president. immigration. the tweet he said over

i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." ♪ we are minutes away from the president. president trump will make his remarks amid heavy criticism over his failure to challenge vladmir putin on russian election meddling. newt gingrich calling it quote, the most serious mistake of his presidency. can he recover? does he recover? what does he need to be saying right now to the american people and to lawmakers? i am going to ask former white house press secretary ari fleischer next. republicans call it tax reform 2.0. more tax cuts around small businesses and america's middle class. new changes that could make it easier to save for retirement. can republicans get it done? former kke restaurant ceo andy puzder with his take. we have kristina partsinevelos on capitol hill. again here we are, waiting on the president, getting criticism from many different sides, both sides shall we say and more, kristine n will he try to al vanning it? >> exactly what you started with. we probably will h

ashley: trish regan you're in demand no doubt. thank you very much it's a good thing. markets let's get to that off of the highs at this moment following a busy week of earnings as the dow and s&p 500 look for their third straight weekly wins looking rather flat at this hour but things go up to a rocky start this morning one day after the president signed an executive order to help re train american workers the president startling wall street with the comments in a broadcast interview and several tweets on fiscal policy, the fed and trade saying a strong dollar is a disadvantage and openly hoping the fed will stop raising interest rates. edward lawrence will have the very latest from the white house , but where does the fossil fuel friendly president stand when it comes to jobs in the green energy field? we'll be asking the ceo of live bridge corporation how his nuclear energy business can being seed in the trump economy. it is a fox business exclusive and the lines between big tech and traditional media being blurred by the moment. there's the likes of netflix, facebo

right now to trish regan now. trish: thanks so much, neil.p doubling down on america's trade policies is as he blasts china and blasting the eu for treating america unfairly when it comes to the issue of trade. it is costing us money. it is costing us jobs. the president is vowing as long as he is in the oval office no country will take advantage of america or our workers on this issue. market pretty much the flat line, nonetheless positive territory on all three indices. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report". ♪

it came back to bite the president, and he acted swiftly to turn that more was issued the same day, regan administration's commitment to build a strong nuclear deterrent. it's in sharp contrast, with what many soviet leaders saw of the carter administration's plans, and discomfort with the nuclear system, as my colleagues said, it fully modernized the triad, and most importantly, in my judgment. it brought about the nuclear missile, which is still in the force today. most importantly, because that is a system, which can hold any soviet or russian or other target at risk. hardened or otherwise. and it broke the back once deployed in the 1989-1990 of soviet nuclear strategy. we have a survivable hard target kill weapon. there was also authorized with the cruise launch missile. i'll take a step back to tell a funny story. we had proceeded with tomahawk missiles, which came in a nuclear land attack version, which many of us believe was important to deter soviet strikes. a conventional land attack version that no one had much interest in, and throughout 1981, the state department, because it w

yesterday, it seemed like the driver of the gold buick regan was trying to beat the train and it was not fast enough. the train plowed into the side of the car, killing the passenger and driver inside the vehicle. there were about 20 people on board the train and they were all okay. the train operator was taken to the hospital as a precaution. >> i felt the shaking, heard the rumbling, then you hear the crash. >> i feel for the people's families and their loved ones and friends. >> reporter: the vta says there's no need for buses to take rail passengers around the intersection. we have seen several trains driving slowly through the area this morning, traveling at 5 mi delay the schedule a bit. san josi police are taking over the investigation and have not released the names of the two people who died yet. >>> new details on a san francisco homicide last year in the ocean view neighborhood. according to documents obtained by the san francisco examiner, two 25-year-old man, kevin keys and jonathan santos, were caught on video celebrating following the triple shooting on plymouth and br

vonnie: our thanks for the moment to michael regan.his is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." shares are rallying today. the electric carmaker delivering a record number of vehicles. our senior automotive analyst joins us. kevin, is this sustainable? kevin: eventually it will be. i think the company does a good job of managing to the headline and they said that self-imposed goal of 5000 units. i don't think they are at 5000 per week, they were at 5000 for the week exiting the second quarter. they will get there eventually. i don't think they are there just yet. mark: talk to me about this third assembly-line which was used in achieving the goal. our more outdoor assembly systems going to be needed? if they continue on the growth trajectory, they will need another factory. i think this illustrates how the factory is packed to the gills and as they talk about model y and a semi truck and a roadster 2.0, there is not a capacity to build that. why you would -- while you would not like to see them building in the parking lot f

i'm trish regan.to "the intelligence report." ♪ trish: the president wants to beef up the american workforce. it's a goo

i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report."that the president has narrowed his list down to four people, four individuals, all with very strong conservative values. that's very important there, no matter who the president picks, so i will tell you. this is going to shape

trish regan to take you through a usual busy hour.eets of london in chaos as anti-trump protesters take to the streets at night falls. >> hey, ho, hey, ho trump got to go. trish: good news, none of this drama is deterring our president from his goal to get nato countries to pay their fair share when it comes to defense. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to the to "the intelligence report". ♪

i'm trish regan. to "the intelligence report." ♪ trish: president trump taking on the establishment with his hard-line message on border security. republicans don'tt

i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report.sarah huckabee sanders, we'll hear now exactly what state our economy is in. we'll see how big of an effect it has on this market. i want to go to washington, d.c. to our own jennifer schoenberg. >> trish, high, tariffs meaningfully starting to hurt businesses across the country but not hurting mean fully the economy according to the federal reserve beige book. manufacturers across all 12 districts report higher costs for materials, specifically for lumber and metals. they are also dealing with supply disruption. all because of tariffs. it is starting to crimp profit march fins. though despite the tariffs economy is doing just fine, growing moderate to modest rate across all 12 bank districts early june and july. manufacturing remains strong, job market remains strong. labor shortag

everybody talks ♪ ♪ everybody talks everybody snoeks ♪ >> i'm courtney regan let's check the marketstana dow and s&p 500 aiming for the fourth day of gains. the nasdaq has turned lower down by more than 12 points sitting around session lows here utilities consumer staples telecom and energy among the best performing sectors. industrials and financials though the biggest laggards. pepsi wynn resorts southern company and quest diagnostics leading the snch 50 oh right now. >> i'm tyler mathisen. courtney knew i was tyler math inin case you didn't that's who i am let's tell what you i am right now. j.m smucker we are a name like that it has to be good and this deal may be who knows? it's selling baking business in the u.s. to a private equity firm for $375 million. smuckers move follows other food companies divesting decades old brands because of changing consume tasten bmw and baidoo joining to develop driverless technology in china and job openings in may cooling from a high. but the number of americans quitting is rising with increased confidence that they can find a new one melissa.

i'm trish regan.elcome to "the intelligence report" everyone. ♪ trish: the president coming out swinging here, swinging there in brussels. and he means business. the president pushing for nato countries to double the military spending, double it. now he is going after germany, asking quote, wha

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i'm trish regan.yone, to "the intelligence report." ♪ trish: the president concluding his historic summit with russian president vladmir putin after both leaders held a joint press conference in

i'm trish regan., to "the intelligence report." ♪ trish: new developments on global trade. canada is targeting a u.s.-made products with a whole fresh round of tariffs while china and european union are getting ready to pile on with new tariffs of their own

i'm trish regan.gence report." ♪ trish: all right the president silencing some of his critics anyway with another big win, another big win for the u.s. economy. we grew, our economy, grew at fastest pace in nearly four years. just over the last three months. the president's calling this an economic turn around of historic proportions. so should he get some credit for it? will he get some credit for it? we're on it. >>> north korea fulfilling its promise to return remains what are thought to be u.s.

here to take you for the next hour, trish regan. here she is. trish: thank you so much, charles.ng a very stern warning to iran today after iran's president says trump's policies could lead to, quote the mother of all wars. president trump firing back saying, quote, you better not threaten the united states again because if you do, you will suffer consequences. all right. we'll talk about that. just a few minutes we do expect to hear more about the president's america first foreign policy that is when we hear from white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." ♪ trish: president trump and iran's president

i'm trish regan in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." the president will be headlining a rally for his preferred candidate for governor, congressman ron desantis. with the threat of a government shut down over immigration ongoing and a trade fight still percolating, are the rallies helping or hurting? the president says he will campaign six day as week for the gop candidates. phil keating is in tampa where it's happening. hi, phil. >> the classic sounds of aerosmith getting the trump supporters revved up. things gets going at 7:00 p.m. eastern time and one of the president's trademark make america great again rallies. the presidents rarely endorse candidates in the primary face but that's what the president is doing. the president endorses ron desantis and tweets about him and in the past six weeks or so, desantis has gotten a six point lead in the latest poll. there's mutual affection between the men. you can see him teaching his children how to use block to build a wall and how to make the words make america great again. desantis was c

i'm trish regan in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." the president calling for a shut down unless congress approves the funding needed to build the wall. democrats, they're already slamming it. republicans are starting to get worried about it. and we are all over it. starting right now with john roberts at the white house. john? >> good afternoon to you. the president believes that he's got the political high ground here because he's making this about national security unlike some other previous government shut downs. the president says look, for decades now we've been talking about the need to reform immigration. we've been talking about the need to secure the border. the need is even greater than it ever has been before. listen to what the president said in a press conference earlier today. >> i'll always leave room for negotiation. this has been many years. i would be willing to consider a shut down if we don't get proper boarder security. i have no red line unlike president obama. i just want great border security. >> the reference

>> i got to edit ronald regan's diaries. even during the iran continue ruperiod, he put in his hapbtd written diary and keep it in a sock drawer. what donald trump is using with twitter is this impulsive craziness, sometimes weird hours. remember early in his presidency, do them at 2/3:00 in the morning. and the nixon tapes. people were wondering why didn't nixon burn the tape stphz why keep that kind of recstphrd where donald trump's case he has twitter out there which isn't anything you can burn because it's already put on the public record. so there's nothing like this sort of unsrarpbished, unhinged use of social media like donald trump's done. it's going to cause him legal problems. >> i want to ask you more about what you touched on a moment ago. i mean he has said without twitter sw that direct unfiltered way he can quate his followers, he might not have won anything. do you think twitter has been more a blessing or a pwaepb? >> i think it's been a blessing for him. anytime a president use as new mode of communication

i am trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." ♪ trump's message to the uk, just make sure we can trade together. that's all that matters he says. live report from london straight ahead. former fbi employee lisa page speaking to lawmakers behind closed doors, just one day after colleague and former boyfriend peter strzok testified before congress over their anti-trump text messages. latest on that whole story straight ahead. >>> robert mueller indicting 12 russian intelligence officers days ahead of highly anticipated meeting between president trump and vladmir putin. what impact is this going to have on the high-stakes summit? former state department official, christian whiten is here to weigh in. >>> our top story, president turning europe on its head. protesters converge on streets of london. blake burman there with all of them. hey, blake. reporter: hi, there, trish, the street we're on, whitehall, runs from parliament square on other side of my camera, to interest fall car square. this is

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courtney regan here with more. >> they had a nice beat.at on revenue and earnings the earnings up.48 it looks like a lot of the foist r us issues has been worked out of the system at least in the u.s. operations. overhang and difficulty in europe and some interesting comments from the conference call about chinese production right now, most of the company's production for the toys is still done in china backup but they've been working on rest lessening that over the years not tied directly to tariffs but in general diversifying where products are made. they had about 30% of manufacturing is outside china that means 70% is increase they are working towards 40% of manufacturing being outside china. they're not giving specific territories countries or even companies that they are looking at but they've identified other places where manufacturing could be done to still meet the high quality. >> so costs were going up in china labor costs. >> exactly. >> however, you have to think also that tariffs would have an impact right. >> yes. >> if you

. >>> and i'm kurt courtney regan for is hour lunch part ii. what tariffs trunls?brushes them off today at least what's next? we'll debate that. and amazesing amazon, the stock hitting a all-time high again as the ecommerce gets ready for the prime day and a half can the jugger thought continue to deliver and beyond the grid iron nfl quarterback steve young joins us from the field to the broadcasting booth to the private equity world, the second hour of power lunch starts now ♪ i'm on top of the world, eh ♪ we've done this for a while now. >> good afternoon, everybody and welcome to hour number two stocks in rally mode as you see there as trade fears take a bit of back seat right now the nasdaq all-time high and the dow once again positive for the year on the heels of a.75% gain today. >> the utilities and tech utilities worst perform zbleers big cap tech leading microsoft alphabet sisco amazon those among the top gainers. amazon and microsoft at all-time highs there. that up nearly 2%. rough day in realtime following soft reports l brand, children he is place and