the host of west coast news and host of the new guy benson show, guy benson, welcome to you both.de amendment which blocks federal taxpayer dollars from funding abortion has been around a long time and a lot of people have voted against it. guess who else has voted against federal funding for abortion? because the highlight was attached to the funding bill? lauren voted twice, so did michael bennett, cory booker, kamala harris, beto o'rourke and others, bernie sanders voted no. a little different say you supported versus something else. they have been critical, took 24 hours to change his position. >> flip-flop from joe biden on this issue. after holding the position in favor of the hyde amendment which is the majority supported position in this country for decades and for people saying biden will be in the centrist lane and won't cave to the left, this was a major cave job. very few truce issues we have on abortion, not forcing taxpayers to pay for them, this is where the democratic party is headed. they support abortion on demand through all of pregnancy paid for by taxpayers. i

and the owner tells jckie benson that this isn't theim fit tthe suspect tried to rip her off. toward not toward one of the larger tenor saxes. not toward the guitars in a sax player. >> herself an internationally recognized musician. mirena immediatelily new something about the man who broke intohe t store on wisconsin avenue in tenleytown at 10:30 wednesday morning. >> it's maybe the most famous of the canon ball series alto sacks fines, the gerald albright is what everyonewants. >> fantastic she has never before had a break in before has a hunch that three similar break in attempts singlesugust were the work of the same man obsessed with the workmanship of a special saxophone whichm conds a significant rice. $4,400. >> as she keeps a watchful eye on the busy store for a haven which nurtures budding musicians with lessons ands stocks everything for the professional was, her wores are that of a small business owner will her insurance y for a fourth door repair. she can't think about the loss of theaxaphone and hopes it will be recovered. >> it's a distinctive horn. if anybody

host of the guy benson radio show. beverly homer president -- and clarence page, is for the chicago tribune. there is real anger among journalists and commentators but not that trump hit back he does all the time but that he did so just before delivering his speech honoring the bravery of american soldiers at d-day in 1944. fair or unfair critique? >> mostly fairy thing. because you see him launching these very significant political attacks and landing these haymaker spirit behind him are literally the graves of american soldiers who were killed during the d-day invasion. i think in terms of optics it is something that he should have been more aware of. however think about all the heavy breathing that was done in the media over the lock her up chant and think about the heavy breathing about your not supposed to come own public as we critique president obama when he was abroad you're not supposed to do that. politics stops at the waters edge. all of that that was supposedly something that was a norm in our politics, her

our team coverage continues now with jackie benson. she is at the live desk right now to share how people are reacting to these killings. jackie. >> leon, we are seeing the words horrific and heartbreaking paired with the #virginbeach. shortly after news of the ng shootiroke, virginia beach edtive pharrell williams twe he is praying for the city. former congresswoman gabbie give orders, a gun violence survivor herself, sent several tweets calling for tougher gun laws. maryland governor larry hogan tweeted to virginia offering any support the state needs. we have not seen a message about e shooting from either the president -- from either president donald trump, either of his twitter accounts. as the eveng wears , we are also hearing firsthand accounts from workers who were in the building when the gunfire rang out. >> we heard a couple of shots, yeah, and -- like i said, i -- i was trying to listen to what happened and be on the phone oth 911 and we were just hoping that it would bever soon. > we heard shooting but w didn't think it wa

with respect to the other, the quayle/benson, i was in the benson rehearsals and that was to a degreend was ready. nobody expected dan quayle would throw that softball up there, but when he did, benson knocked it out of the park. let me make this point -- >> when you say nobody expected, how do you prepare for that? >> if you're dan quayle? you hopefully have somebody on your team who's going to tell you this might come your way if you say jfk. obviously that didn't happen. >> there's the role of moderators which we know around here, great colleagues doing this work. the questions that are teed up can also have a big impact on the debates and what the candidates sound like, what they're pressed on. let's look at this famous moment with dukakis. >> governor, if kitty dukakis were raped and murdered, would you favor an irrevocable death penalty for the killer? >> no, i don't, bernard, and i think you know i've opposed the death penalty during all of my life. i don't see any evidence that it's a deterrent. i think there are better and more effective ways to deal with violent crime. >> on

the captain won a four england benson to fall earlier was the one that missed that better. joe route had been dropped on ten but make good on his escape steering his way to the first century of this world cup. him and are anchored by joe russo is into the reaction when pakistan finally dug him out. —— joe route. one man remained in their path, jos butler who made england pensee second century. he hardly celebrated knowing the work still to do. while butler was there anything is possible. so, this was the moment pakistan could finally breathe. a ball for the final delivery not enough of the fallen favourites, pakistan corus will be unpredictable pakistan, has shaken up the world cup. patrick geary, bbc news. our performance throughout the tournament with the bat and the ball will ebb and flow. we will have bad days. i don't think it was that bad. i thought with the ball, we restricted them, and never really got away from us given that the wicket was good and the outfield was very fast. and when we recovered with the bat with that substantial partnership, we were never really

jackie benson spoke to him off camera, he's choosing to stay off the spotlight. what did he say? >> reporter: theung man brought an end to the terror was born and raised right here, his name is matthew brown.vd'ca he did send a statement a few minuteago. it reads in part, "as community members, i think we owe one another the time to be selfless, i think we deserve the time to care and help one another." we know matthew was defending his neighborhood from a mansd went prison forp3 targeting this same block 12 years ago. >> reporter: newsó@ç 4btained court documents that theñr 58-year-old man broke into the home back in 07. he ran into a near by alley a was found by police with his arms tied around the neck. police convinced him to release her. 12 years later, just one mon after being released fro,s prisn for that crime, police say wilkerson was back in the alley using a bike to escape the home whe aoung woman had just been raped. she told officer she found a man her bedroom assaulted her. it was that same week. >> i heard a voice say don't move, i got a gun. >> on wednesday, a wo

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county.e william officers found the men's bodies in the 1500 block of featherstone road.4' newsjackie benson is live there with what we're learning about the investigation. jackie? >> reporter: justin, there's concern and apprehension here. neighbors woke up this morning to learn news that the bodies of two men, we understand, young men were found in the woods here.vi we have some deo of what it looked like earlier this morning right after prince william county polic arrived. about know very little this investigation because it is in its very early sta ws, but whate can tell you is that police tell us that there is no -- should be no concern to the general public that there i so outstanding danger here on this street, alabama avenue, in woodbridge. i can tell w you that have had and talked to a number of people who have come here who believe that one of these two young men may be their son and so they are anxiously waiting to find out from police if they can give them i anyormation about identity and things like that. but a very sad, a very somber scene as prince william county police invest

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and now, ethan bearman and a host of the new guy benson's joke mckay benson, welcome to you both. >>k shannon. >> shannon: 's a hyde amendment in every case, taxpayer dollars from funding abortion has been around for a long time and just remind people, a lot of people have voted against it but guess who else is voted against federal funding for abortion because of the high language attack to the bill. he voted for this bill twice and michael bennet, cory booker, amy klobuchar, beto o'rourke and others, bernie sanders voted no. guys a little bit different saying to supportive versus because of tax or something else. they have been highly critical of him and took 24 hours to change his position. >> guy: this is a flip-flop flip from joe biden on this very issue after holding the position in favor of the heideman, mainstream position this country for decades and i think for people saying biden will be in that lane and will not taped to the left, this was a major, major cable job on one of the very few sort of truth issues we have on abortion, not forcing taxpayers to pay for them. this

in woodbridge, jackie benson, news 4. >>> new tonight. zens of people in prince georges county won't be sleeping in their own beds tonight. a massive fire ripped through their apartments tonight. the fire department tweeting out these photos as flames engulf the building. the apartments were on livingston terrace. 22 childrense among tho displaced. ree firefighters had to go to the hospital for minor burns or injuries. no word yet on how that fire began. >>> and a about face from president trumpust a day before thousands of immigrants were setdeo be round up and deported. we're learning what went on behind the sce leading up to today's surprise n ouncement. nbc's ron allen explains. >> this morning president trump had a strong warning to thousands of undocumented immigrants. >> they've been serd and gotten through a process. the pcess of the courts. and they have to ber removed f the country. >> ice agents expected to begin roding up some2,000 immigrants targeting families across the country. this afternoon in an about face, the predent c

. >> reporter: attorney warren benson who interviewed children at a facility in texas detailed equallye conditions. children left to care for each other. >> they're sleeping on concrete blocks. there are open toilets in the room. there is no soap. >> reporter: an abc reporter spoke with someone who works at the facility who pushed back on some of those claims. >> he felt that it had been exaggerated. this person told me that he said if three people have lice for example, do you call that an outbreak? he didn't think that the conditions were that deplorable. >> reporter: this morning at a senate hearing, a cbp official denied horrific sanitary conditions at detentions centers. >> does cbp have an obligation to provide toothpaste and soap to children in your custody, yes or no? >> we're providing that in el paso in clint station. >> the news reports say otherwise, but you say you have an obligation to do that. >> we have at the clint station. >> unfortunately, this administration through its policies, through its unwillingness to provide resources to those working at the border has place

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for more on this, guy benson, host of the guy benson radio show from 3 to 6 p.m. nationwide every day, which is so exciting. great to have you here. >> big deal. thanks for plugging the show. >> dana: i look forward to being on your show i think tomorrow. let me ask you about you had an interview with senator mitch mcconnell yesterday. you asked him about this very issue on tariffs. in my observation, senator mcconnell has been able to be quietly persuasive to the president, but in this case, maybe not on the tariffs. let's listen to a little bit of your interview today. >> let me just say there is a lack of enthusiasm among senate republicans for what would amount to a tax increase, frankly, on working class people. it drives up the costs of goods that you would be purchasing at wal-mart and other places. so i'm hoping this can be avoided. >> dana: hope is not necessarily a plan. >> yeah. well, my question leading up to that was, is it true, as we have seen in some reports, that there might be an emerging consensus among senate republicans and democrats to put to

of the guy benson show on fox news radio.s raises some questions about consistency with the presidents. a few days ago, he canceled this plan and retaliation against iran for the shootdown of the drone because he said it would be disproportionate. now he's saying any attack on anything american would be met with overwhelming force and possibly obliteration. that's quite a change. at the same time, he is keeping his maximum pressure campaign and increasing it with some new sanctions. it is having a devastating effect and the senator rubio suggested that we did strike back in some ways we don't know about. we don't know the full story of what's going on. >> bret: we confirm the cyber attacks and specifics, they aren't getting into. take a listen to senators graham and menendez on the sanctions that were just imposed. >> it's a little absurd to designate iran's foreign minister, if you want to have negotiators negotiation and diplomacy work at the end of the day. >> putting the sanctions against the ayatollah and the foreign min

. >> ed: for now, guy benson, host of the guy benson show on fox news radio and good to see you both. was fast. >> it was 40 years in the making. >> he had his convictions for 40 years. and he seemed to back them in, rub lined a few weeks ago, and clarified no, clarifying his original position. with this litmus test on fire, he decided, i guess it's time to cave to pressure. frankly, i think it's sad on policy that he felt like he had to do this, given the radicalism of his party now on this issue, but just politically speaking as we look at this primary, this, i think i'm up its blood in the water. people feel like he could be bullied, couldn't even stand up to this kind of scrutiny, reports he was getting pressure from his own junior staff, and he changed his mind. alyssa milano lobbying him. how is he going to stand up to president trump? >> ed: as recently as wednesday joe biden staff was saying no, he's for the hyde amendment. >> i think that's what's going to be frustrating for the people within the democratic party that are more moderate, more centrist, and that's the fact that

i think benson thought that way.want it to be authentic because people have a huge detector for this forced political stuff. >> so what's the biggest debate trap? >> biggest, biggest problem is to lose your temper. if you do that, and it's uncontrolled and you become unlikable in a big field, you have hurt yourself. >> you don't want to invade the space of your opponent. >> trump did it. didn't hurt him. >> i don't think trump won because of those debates. what hillary should have done is turned around and said donald, go back to your corner. >> we never had this many women on a debate stage before. are they judged differently? >> the criticism will be different. the questions will be different. the expectations will be different. you can't get rattled by that. >> that is going to be a really critical issue is how the men handle the women. are they respeckful and treating then as equal and that's a very dangerous thing for men, especially the older ones. >> what's the one piece of advice you would give to people? >>

on 8th street northeast, jackie benson, news4. >> membs of the trans gender community often face higher rates of v tlence tha general population. those who are minorities are especially at risk. allo ten trans gendern killed across the u.s. this year have been black women. a total of 26 trans gender people were killed in 2018. >> now to a developing story tonight. iran releases video here that it says shows iut revolionary guard shooting a u.s drone out of the sky. tonight, president trump isre sing to take a military response off the table. our leon harris is trackies th new developments from our live desk. >> jim, an's boldness is a rising gap between the two countries. president trump is now his next move. iran says that drone violated the country's aerospace. the pentagon says that aircraft was in international territory. his is just the latest escalation between iran and the u.s. the u.s. has placed maximum pressure on iran with harsh economic sanctions. that combined with military build up in the region. >> shooting down aircraftin international aerospace, even if unmanned, is an

and in the center seat, "how" political editor, fox news radio host, guy benson. he's "outnumbered." part deux! i feel like it is because i read all your stuff last night. >> guy: at townhall.com, i appreciate it. >> harris: part two in person to talk about it. i can't wait to hear what's going on. >> guy: so much to discuss especially looking at last night. 20 people on the stage. between the five of us, and -- >> harris: try to get your 6 minutes this hour! [laughter] >> guy: good luck! >> harris: and i understand that conferences starting in utah, missing college student mackenzie lueck, the latest. let's watch together. >> i want to say that no arrests have been made. however, the owner of the residence where we served the warrant last night is a person of interest. our detectives collected multiple items of evidence throughout the night. they are in the process of being tested and analyzed. this will take some time. last night several people made us aware of a mattress and box spring that were given away from the residence at 547 north 1,000 west in fair park

i think benson thought that way.because people have a huge detector for this forced political stuff. >> so what's the biggest debate trap? >> biggest problem is to lose your temper. if you do that and it's uncontrolled and you become unlikable in a big field, you have really hurt yourself. >> you don't want to invade the space of your opponent. >> trump did it. didn't hurt him. >> i don't think trump won because of those debates. you know what hillary should have done? she should have turned around and said donald go back to your corner. >> we've never had this many women on a presidential debate stage before. are they judged differently? >> the criticism will be different. the questions will be different. the expectations will be different. you can't get rattled by that. >> that is going to be a really critical issue is how the men handle the women. are they respectful? are they treating them as equals? are they there there'g them? that is a dangerous thing for men, especially the older ones. >> what's the one piece

and as news 4's jackie benson explains that makes two deadly fires this week that firefighters say could have ended differently. >> reporter: it's the sound that saes lives, the striking blare of a smoke alarm. but d.c. fire officials tell news 4 that in two separate fires in the district tuesday in which tragical two lives were lost there was no functional smoke alarm in either home. on lawrence street southeast aman and his mother were asleep when a firewas discovered around 4:00 a.m. the man was aable to escape safely but hist er did not survive. hours later in the 5200 block of western avenue northwest i district another fire. this one also proved fatal, killing the home's occupants and hisdog. >> it was very shocking for sure and sadly we didn't get to knows him well as we would have led to. >> reporter: despite new safety laws a smoke alarm without a working battery remains a not uncommon problem in thec. d. area. montgomery county's fire chief noted that on the maryland side of western avenue last thanksgiving two people were killed in a fire at a home that had working smoke alarm

ashley benson is trans and flew from missouri for her first march. >> every single community i've ever seen here is welcoming and friendly and just i mean we don't have that in small town missouri. >> reporter: this is the fifth time diane alcala is walking. >> it's important for me because i believe that trans people need to be free and be living as who they are. >> i'm also here in that we have a long, long, long way to go and a lot to fight for. there's been too many trans women, trans women of color that are still experiencing a lot of violence. >> reporter: this year also marks the 50th anniversary of the stonewall riots in new york which sparked the modern gay rights movement. >> if only stonewall had corrected everything and moving forward, but, you know, we still have lots and lots of problems and lots of challenges. so every year i march in pride and i march in the trans march because i want to support change. >> reporter: sfpd officers were highly visible today. the department is reminding sunday's pride paradegoers to leave backs at home, allow extra time to get through secu

david starts reports but for just my good news he'll be sitting in jail after winning game one the benson was with the brackets is picking up where they left off on friday they dominated the end stages and it looked like the warriors what is in for a long night yet thank you both. thank you the defending champions were really struggling at midway through the 2nd quarter they found themselves trailing by 12 but things changed dramatically after that golden state school a team unanswered points to start the 3rd quarter and suddenly found themselves leading the gang of 3 but should be assessed cody posey lucky downtown toronto tried desperately to recover oh i let it go to guide hike that people's points with us are coming over now and this 3 points out that we can achieve with 26 seconds remaining though they were it sets up a dramatic finish but it was golden state delta keller blood thank god thank god the top job was like you know the drill ship one by one was moving. back on trade him big shots you know since he's been here. and i've seen him his several game winners i've see him you kn

they would start to report for just like they do still feel secure until after winning game one the benson was with the brackets is picking up where they left off on friday they dominated the end stages and it looked like the warriors what is in for a long night i both. thought the defending champions were really struggling at midway through the 2nd quarter they found themselves trailing by 12 but things changed dramatically after that golden state school team announced it points to start the 3rd quarter and suddenly found themselves leading the game 3. separate probiotic downtown toronto tried desperately to recover oh i let it go to die hard 30 people's points yet are coming alive. and this 3 points out that we can say with 26 seconds remaining. that sets up a dramatic finish but it was golden state dealt to kill a lot. of the tough job oh good job charles what i thought oh nobody. come to expect andre hit big shots you know since he's been here . and i've seen him his several game winners i've seen him you know put the icing on the cake of several whence you know tonight was was used an

in arlinon, jackie benson, news 4. so sad. louise peabody is sur vived by her husband maury, who was her high school sweetheart, as wellh three children and two grandchildren. >>> new tonight, a death investigation in a usually quiet beach town. authorities say they have found a body fating in a can in bethany beach, not far from where a woman originally from montgomery county was last seen. linda lee bravo disappeared ne ju 13th. we will update you as we get i morenformation on the story. >>> new tonight, high stakes internional diplomacy by tw eet. while traveling in japan, esident trump invited the north korean leader to meet in person. in the tweet mr. tmp offered to say hello and shake hands with kim jong-un at the demilitarized zone between north and south korea. as the president met with the saudi crown prince on the sidelines of the g-20 summit is th evening, reporters asked him about the unusual invitation. >> i said if chairman kim would want to meet, i'll be at the border. certainly we seem to get along e well. >> i

part about one of the biggest benson breaks in france. china's opening up the scene what's happening with the u.s. so this bank they want to get into brokerage and wealth management services in china now this is because of this ongoing trade war china's loosening up a little bit saying hey we're going to allow the foreign banks to do more business here and since last november what we've seen as ability for 51 percent ownership in china of these type of services now we're seeing that this might even open up more it's just a pilot project in shanghai but once this happens that's more money for china interesting counterreaction and multipolar world our correspondent alex a hell of it to explain it all thanks so much thank you. then facebook finally made their foray into crypto currency official on tuesday revealing details of the newest virtual currency they've named libra with militant most crypto as you'll be able to buy or sell libor online or at local exchanges users will also be able to spend the currency using 3rd party wallets or face

. >> sandra: let's bring in guy benson host of the new guy benson show and political editor of town hall.comns on the new show and new hours. so this big meeting is happening today ongoing meetings that will last several days this week. where do these discussions go? what happens with this threat of tariffs on mexico, the deadline is approaching. >> very accelerated timeline. the mexicans clearly don't want to see these tariffs imposed on their goods coming to the u.s. but they also recognize that the president has all sorts of political opposition to this plan here at home. not just from the other party but within his own party as well. the newly elected mexican president ran on standing up to the u.s. and to trump on some level as well. i think the idea the there will be a giant one-sided unilateral cave from the mexican government is unlikely. the back drop of all of this is the administration trying to whip votes or encourage congress to pass the usmca or nafta 2.0 on the free trade agreement with the mexican and canadian government. the trump administration seems to be biting off quite

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they described terrifying attack to our jackie benson. >> this is aid viv image, i saw 10 guys beating him, so i did instinctively, i jumped on top of him and tried to shield him, and was screaming, help, help, help. >> he was pretty seriously hurt. a go fund me page has been set up help with his medical expenses. >>> president trump will officially begin his quest tke his job in 2020. he'll kick off his re-electionp camign in orlando, florida. >> crowds have been lining up since yesterday. tracie potts has a preview. >> trump 2020s becomeofficial tonight in orlando. people are camping out for a spot in the sold out arena,e wherresident trump makes that announcement tonight. he's losing 11 key states to t democrajoe biden. >> i believe we can win texas and florida knew look at the polling datanow. >> a person close to the trump campaign says those pollsters are being let go. >> it's all about the re-election, that's all he cares about, which is dangerous. >> the president tweeting overnight about new raids undocumented immigrants next week, they will be removed as fasteys th come in. a

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stacy benson, a public employee at a union, a democrat who worked at the gm plant and the public defender's office. this is kate, a free lance frommic designer and long time dayton resident and worked at the gm plant until it was closed in 2008. a republican who voted for president trump. let's start here right now. does president trump care about people like you? >> [inaudible]. >> people who earns like he earns or like his friends and family earns. he doesn't care about working families. with living wages and benefits. >> how many people agree with that? how many people don't agree with that? you, sir, in the red. i want to hear what you are thinking. me why you think trump looks out for regular middle class people and not just the 1%. >> first of all, i hear about 1 percenters and i keep hearing that in the political discussions. in my mind, they will find a way. it's not like you are getting rid of a demographic that affected them. >> you think trump looks out for you? >> absolutely. >> he cares about you? >> yeah. i think he's honest. >> anybody else want to agree or disagree. i go by

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chris bedford is back tomorrow night, guy benson is here and david macintosh, they named an apple after him. bye. operetta filled with villains and in the president's party the players are worse at times. all this as president trump prepares to honor those brave americans and allies who fought in one of our nation's most historic battles, d day. at the white house today vice president pence, secretary of state pompeo meeting with the mexican foreign minister ensuring him that president trump is sure of imposing tariffs on mexico, stop illegal immigration, secure its side of the mexico border and end their tolerance of the cartel corruption that's overtaken most of mentioner coand nearly the entire border between our two countries. here's what the president said he expects of any deal with mexico. >> they have their entire delegation right now going over to probably the white house location but to negotiate with our people. mexico, the drugs that are coming in, the people coming in unchecked, they're come in by the millions and they think they will stop it. i think they want to make a de

. >> i think benson thought that way.want toyota be authentic. >> people have a huge detector for this forced political stuff. >> what's the biggest debate? >> biggest problem is lose your temper. if you do that and you become unlikable in a big field, you have really hurt yourself. >> you don't want to invade the space of your opponent. >> trump did it. didn't hurt him. >> i don't think trump won because of those debates. hillary should have said go back to your corner. >> we've never had this many women on a presidential debate stage before. are they judged differently in. >> the criticism will be different. the questions will be different. the expectations will be different. you can't get rattled by that. >> that is going to be a really critical issue is how the men handle the women. are they respectful? are they treating them as equal? that's a very dangerous thing for men especially the older ones. >> what's the one piece of advice you would give to people? >> don't sell your soul because no one can pay you back. >>

tomorrow night, guy benson plus ned ryun and richard fowler, we will see you later love birds. >> goodsident's board policy continues dangerous leaks undercutting planned sweeps of illegal immigrants, radical dems in the house remaining oxidant and the refusal for wall funding for the left-wing national media refusing to acknowledge the security physis at the border. at the white house today, president trump naming a familiar face, stephanie grisham, to succeed the outgoing press secretary, sarah sanders. and the red storm rising, rush and coaching the

the neighbor told benson he does not considerhimself a ro. he said, i think my neighbor is the hero for getting herself and her daughter out of the house. >>> we're tracking new developments now in the virginia beach mass shooting. city leaders are mulling over what to doith the municipal building where a gunman killed 12 people last friday. > while the rest of the sprawling complex has reopened, building two, the scene of the mass shooting, remains closed and all nonessential staff who work there have not returned to work. >> meanwhile, a memorial service just wrapped up for a employee in sha shooting. chris is live there with the latest. >> reporter: aaron and molette, we are here at the stafford county armed services memorial and moments ago a sad tribute to th former director of public works here, christopher kelly rapp as well as the1 others killed last friday in virginia beach. it ended with a bagpiper playing amazing grace. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: when chs rapp moved to virginia beach he joined a band called the tight water pipes and drums. b

guy benson, fox news radio and former dnc chair, donna brazil.me interesting numbers on this subject let's put them on the screen. a record, pretty surprising. 50 percent think the trump campaign actually coordinated with the russians in 2016. that is higher than one year ago and higher than this just before release of the mueller report. they cleared the present of collusion. it was pretty clear to me that secretary pompeo was not especially appreciative of my asking him about it but it seems inescapably big story. but the president's answer, i would look at it. does not only add to peoples concerns about this? >> yes it was a better answer. he sort of went all over the place and touched all the basis of he could go back and say i did say maybe i will go to the fbi. maybe you do both and he cleaned up and mopped it up on "fox and friends" next day. as for the pulley just put on the screen, with 50 percent of americans believing now there was coordination between the trump campaign and russia, i do want to read for the record from the mueller rep

. >> my name is john benson. i'm a 44-year member of our pension fund. last saturday, annual shareholder meeting, one of the topics was private equity. comments on private equity was private equity returns are not calculated in the manner that i would regard as honest, and if i was running a pension fund, i would be very careful about what was being offered to me. they also said i would not get excited about investments like private equity. my own view on this is that you should divest from all high risk investments like hedge fund and private equity and just invest in three asset classes, and they are stocks, bonds, and real estate. a combination of stocks, bonds, and real estate reduce annual retains of 7 to 11% for the past 100 years. you don't have to be an investment genius to get 7.4% returns on investment. the custody i don' custodian sho get 7.4% on investments. i pointed out last meeting, just three investments in stocks, bonds, and real estate. i gave you the -- i gave you the name of the investments. >> 30 seconds. >> the past 15 years, the av

tomorrow night, guy benson plus ned ryun and richard fowler, we will see you later love birds. >> good evening everyone. the resistance to the president's board policy continues dangerous leaks undercutting planned sweeps of illegal immigrants, radical dems in the house remaining oxidant and the refusal for wall funding for the left-wing national media refusing to acknowledge the security physis at the border. at the white house today, president trump naming a familiar face, stephanie grisham, to succeed the outgoing press secretary, sarah sanders. and the red storm rising, rush and coaching the western hemisphere.docking warships in cuba and landing planes in venezuela. and i ran warning the president 's recent sections are an end to diplomacy. for the latest on the president's high-pressure policy against tehran, will turn to correspondent, kristin fisher, at the white house. reporter: melissa, president trump so this afternoon he does not need an exit strategy in iran. he is hoping the punishing sanctions will be enough to get iran back to the negotiating table. >> i will take what

guy benson of fox news radio, and former dnc chair, donna brazile.l, the new fox poll has some interesting numbers on this subject, let's put them up on the screen, a record -- it's pretty surprising, 50% now think the trump campaign actually coordinated with the russians in 2016. if that's higher than a year ago and it's higher than this march, just before release of the mueller report clear the president of collusion. guy, it was pretty clear to me that secretary pompeo was not especially appreciative of my asking him about what seems to be an inescapably big story, but the president 'answer, yeah, i'd look at it, doesn't that only add to people's concerns about this? >> yeah, it was a bad answer. he sort of went all over the place and touched all of the bases so he could touch all the bases and say may maybe i go to the fbi come he cleaned it up, he mopped it up on fox & friends the next day. as for the ball you just put on the screen, with 50% of americans believe that there was coordination between the from campaign and russia, i just want to re

company a, national guard unit from benson, virginia. 102 men out of 180 killed. the most lethal place you could be on d-day. 102 men slaughtered. ,hat's not wounded psychologically damaged for the rest of your life -- that's killed dead on the from bedford virginia, there were 34 -- 19 were killed on omaha beach. how to omaha here, narrow that flimsy bridge is. imagine if we pulled troops off. the distance is over 25 miles. it would have made a big, big difference. notice the canadians here, successfully the closest, they pushed inland eight miles, but it is still a sketchy picture by june 6. success is by no means assured. we spend another 77 days in combat before we win the battle of normandy, over 20,000 americans will lose their lives before the bridgehead reaches paris. some statistics here. a number of americans killed around 200,000, the total casualties -- 6000 u.s. casualties. far more than the british and canadians. that's because of omaha beach. you didn't have the majority of troops on d-day, but you had the majority of deaths and casualties. a pictur

guy benson joins us now. good morning to you. a lot to dig into there. >> well, i think the sound bite that we played there from president trump talking about the economy and magic wand is one of the cleanest hits he will have against joe biden if that is indeed the match-up in a general election. the response from biden i think is feeble spin. it is the best he has available to him on the economy. the fact of the matter is the obama administration presided over the most tepid growth, the most tepid recovery in modern u.s. history since world war ii. a lot of their policies i think it can be argued held back that recovery. president trump and his team and the republicans in congress unleashed that recovery and why we're seeing very low unemployment, gdp growth, wage growth, manufacturing jobs coming back. all of the good things, all the good stories that the trump administration and the trump reelect will have to tell. biden will try to take credit for that and i think that will be a tough sell to a lot of voters. polling shows that a lot more people cre

polster and host of the guy benson radio show. congratulations on that, guy. democratic party there. >> well, yeah. because he is right. i think it would be very helpful to his party it. would behoove them to listen to some of that advice. he was talking about the center of gravity of the democratic party and it is moving in a very different direction. you can look at some of the economic populism that some of them are espousing and that might help with some of those voters. many working class, middle america people are at least socially moderate, if not socially conservative. and, based on the answers we are hearing from this party on virtually all of those issues, we aren't even talking about the same zip code here. they are way out there on the left and moving further left. >> candidates living in complete denial last night when they were talking about the economy in the opening segment and all saying how bad it was. i'm sitting here watching going are we living in the same america? when cory booker talked about how trump is terrible for small business owne