great people, great people, all of them.hey tried to ruin the family of now justice kavanaugh.is they tried to ruin his career. they tried to ruin his life. they even wanted to impeach him on fraudulent charges. those charges were a fraud. he did nothing wrong. all in pursuit of political domination and control. just imagine what this angry leftin wing mob would do if they were in charge of this country. [boos] imagine if we had a democrat president and a democrat congress in 2,020. they would shut down your free speech, use the power of the law to punish their opponents, which they're trying to do now anyway. they'll always be trying to shield themselves. they would strip americans of their constitutional rights while flooding the country with illegal immigrants in the hopes it will expand their political base and delegate votes someplace down the future. that's what it's about. [boos] [crowd chanting "build a wall"] and we are building a wall. were going to have over 400 miles of wall built by the end of next year, it's mo

great job.ndsey graham was doing ok in south carolina, not great. now he is through the roof. [applause] pres. trump: thank you. great job. great people. all of them. family of to ruin the now, just as -- justice kavanaugh. they tried to ruin his career. they tried to ruin his life. they even wanted to impeach him on fraudulent charges. those charges were a fraud. he did nothing wrong. all in the pursuit of political domination and control. just imagine what this angry left wing mob would do if they were in charge of this country. imagine if we had a democrat president and a democrat congress in 2001 -- 2020. would shutdown your free speech, use the power of the law to punish their opponents, which they are trying to do now anyway. they will always be trying to shield themselves. they would strip americans of their constitutional rights well flooding the country with illegal immigrants in hopes it will expand their political base and they will get votes someplace in the future. that's what it's

great job. great people. great people, all of them.stice kavanagh. they tried to his career, they .ried to ruin his life they even wanted to impeach him fraudulent charges. [booing] pres. trump: those charges were a fraud. he did nothing wrong. all in pursuit of political domination and control. just imagine what an angry left-wing mob would do if they were in charge of this country. [booing] pres. trump: imagine if we had a democrat president and a democrat congress in 2020. [booing] pres. trump: they would shut down your free speech, use the power of the law to punish their opponents which they are trying to do now anyway. they will always be trying to shield themselves. they would strip americans of their constitutional rights while flooding the country with illegal immigrants in the hopes it will expand their political base and they will get votes someplace in the future. that's what it is about. [booing] [chanting "build that wall!"] pres. trump: we are building the wall. we are going to have over 400 miles of wall built by the en

great, thank you, great job. thank you. great people. great people, all of them.ly of now justice kavanaugh. they tried to ruin his career. they tried to ruin his life. they even wanted to impeach him on fraudulent charges. those charges were a fraud. he did nothing wrong. all in pursuit of political domination and control. just imagine what this angry left-wing mob would do if they were in charge of this country. imagine if we had a democrat president and a democrat congress in 2020. they would shut down your free speech, use the power of the law to punish their opponents which they are trying to do now anyway. they will always be trying to shield themselves. they would strip americans of their constitutional rights while flooding the country with illegal immigrants in the hopes it will stand their political base and they will get votes someplace down the future. that's what it's about. [crowd chants "build that wall"] and we are building the wall. we'll have over 400 miles of wall built by the end of next year. it will be very rapid. and you know we couldn't get

president. >> great moment. >> great moment. great moment. great progress. >> chairman kim, how do you feel? >> translator: president trump has just walked across the demarcation line. that made him the first u.s. president to visit our country. >> translator: i believe looking at this, this is an expression of his willingness to eliminate all the unfortunate past and open a new future. >> i just want to say that this is my honor. i didn't really expect it. we were in japan for the g-20. we came over and i said, hey, i'm over here, i want to call up chairman kim. and we got to meet and stepping across that line was a great honor. a lot of progress has been made. a lot of friendships have been made. this has been in particular a great friendship. i just want to thank you. that was very quick notice and i want to thank you. we're going to go and talk a little while about different things. and a lot of really positive things are happening. and i'm glad you'll be here to see it. but tremendous positivity, really great things are happening. and in

he's a great guy. emanuel. a great guy. we had a great conversation the other day. i think you'll see some real action. sad that when you think of it, mexico is doing more for the united states as of now than congress and the democrats. they have to get their act together. they have to work and get something done. a tremendous problem at the border. people pouring in. means crime, means drugs and so many other things. we're building the wall. we're going to have close to 500 miles of wall built by the end of next year. that's a lot. we're moving along very rapidly. we won the big court case the other day. that was a big victory for us. a lot of good things are happening. i want to thank mexico. we have one other thing that we'll be announcing at the appropriate time. they have to get approval from their legislative body. >> what is it? >> why are the mexicans denying it then? >> i don't think they'll be denying it very long. it's all done. >> >> mr. president, you hinted that you would impose tariffs if xi doesn't show up. would you be insulted? >> i'm never insulte

it was a great day, and people treated us so great . we will not forget our trip to poland. it was very tremendous. >> how concerned are you about backsliding on democracy in poland. >> i know the people and leadership of poland and i'm not concern. they are doing so well. and they know that if they backslide they won't be doing as well as they are doing now. they probably never done any better. the united states has never done better economically than what they are doing out. they don't want to backslide, and they won't. and besides that they was a lot of money because they are buying a lot of things. you have to do well and we have to make sure they do well. were very happy with poland. you may want to say something about that? >> there's no problem with democracy in poland. everything is excellent. >> that is what i hear. >> the base that poland wants to bill? >> this would be a statement that the united states would be make it. not a permanent nonpermanent. >> how many troops are you talk about? >> 2000 troops. we would be taking them out of germany are moving in from an

[applause] i would attribute that more to a great mom than a great drug czar. she was great to have your back on that. my wife and i got married in 1992. book came out called "the book of virtues." my wife and i one year in did not have any children. we waited a little while. that wemined in 1993 were going to buy a book of virtues so that when our first child was born, we would have it. our first child did not come until 1996. interestingly enough, i was talking about this speech, she saw this book out and smiled and ."id "i know that book i used to sit with her on the couch and open it. we would talk about virtues. bill bennett did not teach my child virtues, bill bennett encouraged my wife and i that virtues are something that can be specifically passed on. to go back to the biblical foundation, teach through your children. when you walk along the road, when you sit down, pass it down to the next generation. he gave a generation of parents a specific way to be able to pass on virtues in a remarkable way and, making virtues cool again. we may need a version 2

keep america great. jillian: very you heard it, keep america great.man of the committee to defend the president, thank you for being here. what do you make of what you heard last night? >> an incredible rally, a lot of enthusiasm by 20,000 people who got in the door, 150,000 wanted to be there. the president did a great job, he excited the base and sends a strong message to the democrats that this is going to be a tough race moving forward. jillian: let's listen to the new slogan and get your reaction on the back end. >> we will make america great again. make america great again. there is a new one that really works and that is called keep america great. jillian: make america great again to keep america great. >> i will say this, the president did energize his base and that is a job he should do. however, i am going to say he needs to stick with the first theme, make america great again. when the democrats take back control of the white house we have seen nothing but craziness for the past 21/2 years. we need to get back to normalcy in this country. >

great people. great people. they broke barrier after barrier, they innovated, and adopted to push america further, faster, and onto total victory. it's the same spirit embodied by your class exemplar, neil armstrong, who started out flying jets over korea. and 50 years ago this summer planted our great american flag on the face of the moon. just like all of the aces of our past, and the heroes of our history, they were ready to lead when america needed than the most. and so is every cadet who graduates today. is that correct? i think so. you are the patriots whose names will go down in air force history. you will redefine warfare at a critical time in our country's history. you will win great battles and bring our enemies to crushing defeat. you will explore the boundaries of space that keep america forever proud and free. so today, you take the controls. you are going to push it up and chart your course across the sky. keep the wings level and true. because your country is sending you with a vital mission, to d

that's great. [applause] that's great. that's great.he department of energy has begun a new initiative to inform american workers including inmates about great jobs in the booming energy industry. that is a great industry. [applause] just in case you didn't hear me say this before, we've become the number 1 energy producer by far in the world. we're topping saudi arabia, topping russia. [applause] our administration is also working to allow rehabilitated citizens with a criminal record to apply for both federal government jobs and affordable housing. something that we were unable to do before. [applause] here with us today is marcus bulloch. he went to prison as a minor in 1996 and now runs a technology company. he's doing a very good job. marcus, please come up and say hello. you're here. thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much, mr. president. when i was in cell c-12, i never thought i would be standing here so i'm going to suck all of this moment up when i'm standing here. [applause] thank you. thank you. thank you. [applause] than

larry was introduced to me by a gentleman who is a great ntleman, great economist art laffer. and he just got the presidential medal of freedom a couple of days ago. and art was telling me that he's the head of a hospital where he comes from. he's on the board. and they did this. he said it is beyond anything he's seen from an economic standpoint and even a health standpoint. i said let's talk about it. we discussed it. it's something known very well but a lot of people don't do it because there won't be some rich people that won't be too happy about this. but the people will be happy about it. solarry, could you -- [applause] -- so larry, could you -- [applause] so larry, if you would, one thing before larry gets up, one of the big beneficiaries are really good doctors, the good doctors. they should be the beneficiaries. not the baddock tors but the good doctors. thank you for being here because i guarantee you, you'll all probably very good doctors. so larry, come up and share a little bit of your wisdom and what the -- this is all about. >> mr. president. [applause] thank y

that's a great number. the other side you would've had a crash. >> sean: i come from blue-collar roots, ten years in the restaurant business, at 12 i was washing dishes by hand. ten years in the construction business, every job imaginable. i identify with the forgotten man and women and i think everybody in this job in the media are overpaid and most of them are lazy. when you think back on those statistics i gave you, 13 million, 8 million, those are real american citizens, real lives and now they are really doing better. i think one of the best things that is understated is we are for the first time in 75 years energy independent which means we don't have to go kissing the ass of countries that don't like us. we are a net exporter of energy and if russia remains hostile, we are produce them and we bring their economy to its knees. >> we are now number one in the world and energy. it used to be saudi arabia, then russia, now it's number one and as soon come as soon as i get the pipelines in texas approved

we want to have chinese students come and use our great schools, our great universities. they have been great students and tremendous assets. but we did discuss it. point.brought up as a i said that will be just like anybody else, just like any other nation. and we're actually going to a point where we are looking that if you graduate from a college, because they're great companies -- we talk about silicon valley and other places -- we have a problem in our country that you graduate number one in your class from the best school in the country and they say you have to leave. we can't keep them. we are going to make it, we are going to call it the spark persons waiver. we are going to make it so they can not only stay, but maybe have access to green cards. we want to keep these people here. we have to keep -- go ahead, john. >> [indiscernible] pres. trump: sure. that could happen. we are holding on tariffs and they will buy farm product. that could happen. they would like to make a deal. i can tell you that. if we could make a deal, it would be a very historic event. you kn

[applause] i would attribute that more to a great mom than a great drug czar. to have your back on that. my wife and i got married in 1992. book came out called "the book of virtues." my wife and i one year in did not have any children. we waited a little while. that wemined in 1993 were going to buy a book of virtues so that when our first child was born, we would have it. our first child did not come until 1996. interestingly enough, i was talking about this speech, she saw this book out and smiled and ."id "i know that book i used to sit with her on the couch and open it. we would talk about virtues. bill bennett did not teach my child virtues, bill bennett encouraged my wife and i that virtues are something that can be specifically passed on. to go back to the biblical foundation, teach through your children. when you walk along the road, when you sit down, pass it down to the next generation. he gave a generation of parents a specific way to be able to pass on virtues in a remarkable way and, making virtues cool again. we may need a version 2. [applause] >

, great people, you are great, great people.ou are respected by all you are so respected and i just want you to know that sometimes you don't hear that you don't hear it enough you are totally respected. and i can tell you this there is nobody that respects the military more than your president. donald trump. [cheers and applause] >>. >> a perfect symbol of the endurance that we're talking about staff sergeant timothy. the age of 19 timothy was diagnosed with cancer after recovering from surgery going into remission decided he wanted to join the military. he found an air force recruiter helped him enlist now served with distinction in air force nearly seven years he is a tough strong guy. staff sgt. is strength inspiration to all of us i want to just tell you great job he was a very a really he beat it a tough fight a tough battle congratulations timothy. applause. many stationed in this country showcase very best of america to this region and to the entire world. and they watch you they love you. i told i you i got back in japa

great britain lost out to gemini in that hockey series they came twice to win, great strikes from marco, and tim helped to the visitors get points in that hockey centre, reserves see “— points in that hockey centre, reserves see —— results see gemini moved to fifth and britain dropped to 60. unseeded american teenager amanda ani simova has stunned the french open defending champion simona halep. to reach the semi finals of the competition. ani simova had never won a match at roland garros before this year. but took the victory in straight sets six two six four. she's yet to drop a set at this year's tournament. the world number 51 will now face australian eighth seed ashleigh barty in the semis. barty beat american madison keys. britain'sjo barty beat american madison keys. britain's jo konta barty beat american madison keys. britain'sjo konta plays marketa vondrousova, in the other semi tomorrow. i don't think it'll sync and today, so i don't think it'll sync and today, so it's crazy, i cannot believe the result today and getting the opportunity to play against the monad that how it an

it's great. that you've probably got all as yesterday hits the big screen moviegoers around the world will have to see can jack get his love life sorted out and will the beatles classics all make it through ok. let me just give you this advice right song title i want to argue about it for as well. hey dude you sure he's right. so much better is he. do you like it do you like the beatles i love the beatles but i wouldn't call them pop music exactly because they got a thanks very much for being with both got to go die because we're both going to see a film i think thank you all for watching more about danny boyle's film and last small sum culture on our website at g.w. dot com slash culture and on facebook culture bob life and. the. center of the conflict zone with tim sebastian the song east european state of moldova has a new coalition government our guest this week is not the mature but current fice president of the outgoing go mcafee froggie and a former justice minister with moldova now find w

great men step forward when courage seems in short supply. what you all do is about great men and women who have given everything that they have to this country and need this country to repay them. i cannot thank you enough for everything that you do. god bless you and godspeed in all of your wonderful endeavors. thank you all very much. [ applause ] >> let's give another round of applause. [ applause ] >>> tonight at 8:00 eastern on the c-span networks, democratic presidential candidate senator bernie sanders appears at george washington university to talk about his views on democratic socialism. see that on c-span. >>> on c-span2, a house intelligence committee hearing examining the public risks posed by deep fake videos. it's a technology that alters audio or video and then it's passed off as true or original content. >>> here on c-span 3 at 8:00 eastern, the subject of online media platforms in the news industry. witnesses include officials from various news organizations and media trade association groups, and that's all tonight on the c

isn't that great? now he is through the roof. great. thank you. great job. thank you. great people.eople. all of them. they tried to ruin the family of now justice kavanaugh. they tried to ruin his career. they tried to ruin his life. they even wanted to impeach him on fraudulent charges. those charges were a fraud. he did nothing wrong. all in pursuit of political documentation and control just imagine what this angry left wing mob would do if they were in charge of this country: [boos] >> imagine if we had a democrat president and democrat congress in 2020. 2020. [boos] >> they would shut down your free speech, use the power of the law to punish their opponents, which they are trying to do now anyway. they will always be trying to shield themselves. they would strip americans of their constitutional rights while flooding the country with illegal immigrants in the hopes it will expand their political base and they will get votes some place down the future. that's what it is about. [boos] [chanting build that wall] [chanting build that wall] >> and we are building the wall. we will

talk today but not because i was a great talk about you were and i. pick you are because you picked me and that's what you did to make this happen ok ok ok. this would make me a happier person well all of the studies for the last 20 years was one of the most researched exercises from positive psychology and what they found of if you do that for one week they can find that even up to 6 months later they can find their people report much more wellbeing and much more happiness or i can do this for. well i think the thing with a book is a great idea i mean already keeping a diary so i write into the diary of the happy things of the day and what i contributed it could be a way to increase my happiness. the 1st exercise or 3 blessings that's really strengthening you focus on the positive that you experience during the day and also increase your self efficacy that feeling that you can do or that you can contribute and that you can change your world and your perception in the next exercise really looking forward to it it's about communication with others ok s

to great vote in the house and you'll get a great vote in the senate and you have a tremendous trade deal between the united states and canada and mexico and it's going to be something very special so we spent a lot of time with a lot of countries we do business with a lot of them australia is an example with japan we're negotiating with them because they send us. millions of cars and we send them wheat. well it's does it work but what happens is japan is and you probably saw some of the things they're doing but they're opening up many car companies and factories and plants. throughout our country especially in michigan. we have a lot of activity in ohio beyond japan activity we have a lot of activity now where companies are coming back to our country with a hot show with a harder show in town with a lot of show in the world right now our economy is the best one thing that every leader virtually every leader that i dealt with said is that congratulations it's incredible what's happened to the american economy where the best economy in the world and at something and it started from el

it doesn't matter, but we have a great relationship and i had a great relationship with charles and honestly good relationship with a lot of the foreign leaders. i think what we are doing -- we were taken advantage of by many countries. if you look at nato countries, $100 billion now they've agreed to pay, we are paying nothing, 100 billion, they are going to pay $100 more toward nato, toward protection. we were paying for nato, now i said, folks, we are protecting you, you have to step up, you have to pay and they've agreed to pay. if you take a look at the last 15 years it was terrible what was happening, nobody was -- some of them were totally delinquent as we used to say. totally delinquent, hey, look, we've done a very good job. we do have some situations, we have iran, north korea continues, but i'm telling you, if i weren't president you would be in a major war right now with north korea. ainsley: we appreciate you going to normandy, d-day celebration was just beautiful to honor troops. >> thank you. ainsley: it is your birthday today and you are painting air force one red, white and

it's great for farmers, manufacturers, great for everybody. and unions. it's great for unions. we have tremendous union support too. it's a tremendous -- it really is, shows a partnership between three countries. and it's sort of three countries in a trade sense, competing with the european union, competing with china. it gives us a bigger dialogue. a bigger platform. it's really good for all three. it's something that's very popular. i hope politically this they can do what they have to do. a day after election it would win with tremendous support but we have an election coming up. but i think nancy pelosi will be the right thing. >> will that be the end of tariffs on canada and mexico. >> they have to do what they have to do. we understand that. we can't have big tremendous shipments of certain products. we understand that very well. >> we were pleased with the lifting of the tariffs on steel and aluminum. >> they've been lifted as you know and there wasn't o won't be transshipping. if there is transshipping i'll call justin and i'm sure he'll take care of it. probably call h

and we're -- our stock market is great, our jobs are great. we're at the best job numbers essentially we've had the minimum you could say is in 51 years but now it's going to be more than that. african-american, asian-american, you saw that. hispanic, american. the best numbers in history, the history of our country we have the lowest unemployment numbers, the best number. and many other steel blue collar workers are doing fantastic. they're the biggest beneficiary of the tax cuts. blue collar, we talk about for the rich and it's really for everybody. and it's also for big companies when they're moving here. and remember who owns the stocks because the people who own the stock it's not the big companies but numbers whose 401 ks are at all different numbers that are tremendously high where the other spouse thinks that the spouse that's investing in the 401k is a super genius, but those 401 ks are very high, but if you've been listening to what i've been listening to but with that kind of attitude their 401ks would crash and the market would cra

i think he'll go i have a great relationship with him. he's an incredible guy, great man. he's very strong and very smart but he's for china and i am for the united states. very simple -- it is a simple stat he's from china and i am for th u.s., we'll have our differences. i think i will be surprised if he didn't go we are expected to meet. if we do, that's fine, if we don't -- look, from our standpoint, the best deal we can have is 25% on $600 billion. those companies are going to move into other locations and there won't be a tariff. our business people of our country is very good, if a product goes up in price, they go to vietnam or one of many other countries or they make the product in the united states which is my favorite that's what will happen. if we don't have a deal and don't make a deal, we'll be raising the tariffs, putting tariffs on more than, we only tax 35% to 40% of what they said then they had another 60% that'll be taxed. >> mr. president, as you know in terms of innovation and technology i guess the worry is we certainly don't want to kill the goose th

great show. welcome to "hannity."re wow, tonight, as we predicted last night, theru psychotic anti-trump rage from the democrats and media mob once again boiling over. i told you last night, at this time tonight, that i would have all the examples of the fake, the phony, selective, false moral outrage surrounding a completely reasonable statement from president trump about campaign research, foreign government. coming up, we are going to show you exactly what we predicted and how this new round of breathless hysteria by the media mob is yet another example, a glaring example, of the democratic party's raw hypocrisy. frankly, if the president didn't set them up on purpose, he could not have set them up better. as haters, they took the bait, hook, line, sinker. we will have more on that in a moment. you are going to love the tape we have.e. first, actual news to cover. stories that the media mob will never show you because they lie, they've lied for two years and it doesn't fit their political narrative. a this includes

but it was great. but so many young, beautiful people, the young people, the beginning of an incredible life, they came up to me, they say, thank you, sir, for saving our country. i know exactly what they mean. our country was in big trouble. we've got it turned now in the right direction. >> sean: mr. president, just as an aside, youct did have constitutional authority under article two with a conflict to fire mueller,rt who would have been replaced -- >> president trump: absolutely right. i had absolutely article two powers. i could have done anything i wanted. i don't even bring it up because we don't even get there. absolutely, i have article two. we could have used that, i wouldn't even have to bother to talk to you about all of thedn other things. i wouldn't have to talk talking about conflicts. i could have fired to mueller for conflicts, i could have fired everybody but i didn't want to do it because i said, let it play out, it's a hoax. it's a hoax. it's a disgrace. and that they are allowed t

but certainly, this was a great day. this was a very legendary, very historic day. quick notice, nobody saw this coming. and it was great that he was able to react so quickly, and that we all were able to react so quickly. but, in speaking with president moon, oftentimes he was saying this is historic, just the meeting is historic, and i think there's something to that. it will be even more historic if something comes of it, something very important. but a lot has already come up. because, you see what's going on. you see what's happening, and you see the level of relationship as opposed to the way it was when i came into office. when i came into office, it was a fiery mess. it was bad things were going on. and the end of the other administration, the last administration, was nothing but trouble. you saw what was happening. i mean, you don't report it accurately, but that's okay. someday history will record it accurately. i can just say that for two and a half years, we've had peace for two and a half years, with nothing signed. it was just based on relationship. bu

we know the great outdoors. we love the great outdoors.pro shops and cabela's during our new family summer event featuring free weekly skills workshops with crafts and backpack clips, plus games and activities, your adventure starts here. ♪ >> laura: it's time for "the last bite" ." zion williamson, 19 years old, superstar player from duke. selected by the new orleans pelicans as their number one overall pick in tonight's nba draft. his response, just watch. >> i didn't think i would be in this position. my mom sacrificed a lot for me. i wouldn't be here without my mom. i dreamed about it since i was four, and it actually happened. >> laura: i really like that. never go wrong thinking the two best coaches in the world, god . one of your parents. awesome. that is all the time we have tonight. don't forget, check out my new podcast, draft day, podcastone.com. shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team have all the latest. >> shannon: it's a busy night, laura, thank you very much. can't keep up. we begin with a fox news alert. tensions bui

this is a great opportunity. a time of great risk. we have to be concerned that this momentum is actually carrying forward. this is the question that i had. chairman kim would meet the president at the dmz. what is the variable at this moment of optimism, that was not present at the time of hanoi? what makes any player believe that this will be more fruitful than it has been? >> i would think that the atmospherics probably probably be better than before. president trump has been quite generous. he has tried to create this favorable atmosphere for kim. eventually trump is going to lose his patience. and kim jong-un has to understand that. he has a limited period of time in which to make good on promises. president trump's diplomacy is based on the fact that kim jong-un has made a decision to give up weapons. if he hasn't made that decision, and it doesn't look like he has, there is going to be a reckoning. >> you wrote after the hanoi summit, that he is in a system that does not allow him to reciprocate goodwill. >> well, president tru

it was a great thing. it was a great thing.lad to be joined today by the first person released from prison under the first step act, charles. where is matthew? [applause] thank you, ump: matthew. president trump: that was very matthew at happened to and many other people. many other people. e're very tough on crime but what happened to some people was really greato it's that you're here and i hear phenomenally here. [inaudible] president trump: thank you. president trump: to help our the grip of come opioid addiction, big problem we in red a record $6 billion new funding including support for treatment and faith-based we've had a , and great, great experience. people don't know. way down, opioid, way down, unfortunately, other drugs place.es take the fentanyl is a disaster coming in from china. talking to the president about that tomorrow but we have tremendous amounts of drugs that in from places, and we've got to stop it, and we're doing tough --ll, but it's a every time you knock one, another one pops up. talking to presiden

kim america great. pretty good. we're going to keep on fighting for every man and woman and child all across this land with every ounce of heart and mind and sweat, and so we're going to keep making america great again, and then we will indeed keep america great. we will keep it so great. better than ever before, we're going to keep it better than ever before, and that is why tonight i stand before you to officially launch my campaign as president of the united states. [applause] i can promise you

a lot of great people involved with it.sode last it's great >> thank you thank you. >> seth: and you got to -- you got to grow a mustache for it. [ laughter ] >> yeah. this is one of those -yo know, i thought it was right for the character. he's kind of stuck in the '80s and the '90s, a lot of l people didn't have a of -- you know, we just wrapped today and i'm so anxious to get it off. i mean, i -- [ laughter ] it's, you know would you mind if i took it off right now? s >>h: you want to shave it right now? >> would that be all right >> seth: yeah, that would be great. [ cheers and applause >> what i figured was -- >> seth: oh, wow >> i kind of feel like - >> seth: wait, wait. wait >> what?be >> seth: you'v in show business for a very long time. >> yeah. >> seth: so you've -- you've stopped tonight. [ laughter ] but, like, there's a chance -- well, isn't there a chance you might have to do a reshoots, like, you could get a call tomorrow >> [ bleep ] [ laughter ] >> seth: i think -- i don't think you took enough off. i think

i mean, is that great?licated >> jimmy: well no -- well what it is it gets the mind moving. you enjoy puzzles. >> steve: love - you know me, i'm a puzzler >> jimmy: it's almost like "new york times" crossword, mondays. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: it gets you kind of - get the brains moving, get the blood moving >> steve: get the juices going yeah >> jimmy: get the juices flowing. you get ready for sunday, when you don't know anything. i mean, do you want to try this >> steve: love it. let me see if i can do it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: like what would you do what would you - so, you're saying you don't understand the concept how many pieces do you think this is? >> steve: i don't know >> jimmy: it's a two-piece puzzle >> steve: okay >> jimmy: there you go what would you do with it? ♪ no, don't eat it [ laughter ] no, you don't eat it no, you don't eat it you don't lay it perpendicular to the other one >> steve: all right, wait a second >> jimmy: oh man don't freak out. this is for kids now >> steve: oh, okay >>

my poll numbers are great. we've gotten fantastic number, rasmussen came out with 50%, the amazing thing is all i do is get hit by this phony witch hunt though they don't mention russia anymore because there was no collusion. so now they want to say did he obstruct? no collusion. there was no crime. the crime was by the democrats, folks. they've committed in my opinion many crimes and time will tell what happens there. but the crime was by the democrats. my poll numbers have been very, very good. we're starting really next week, it's going to be something, i think, very special. starting in orlando. porter: joe biden -- are you worried about joe biden? president trump: i'd rather run against biden than anybody. i think he's the weakest mentally. i like running against people who are weak mentally. i think joe is the weakest up here. the others have more energy. i don't agree with their policies. but i think joe is a man who, i call him 1% joe. because until obama came along he didn't do very well. but look, i d

maria: congressman nunes. >> that is great i think he is great a lot of ways he is great probably do well he is right about it, twitter is just terrible what they do, they don't let you get word i have had so many people come to me, sir, i can't join you on twitter i see what is happening, one hundred percent. >> would you rather see competition or do you want legislation coming down to actually -- >> you may need legislation, to create competition, look. it is amazing that i won the election, because you saw what happened yesterday with google totally biased talk about russia because they had bloggers, by the way, those bloggers some of them going both says for clinton and for trump. maria: -- they don't want what happened in 2016 to happy to 2020 don't want it to happen again right is that what you are referring to -- >> let me tell you rig to rithe election that is what we should be looking at not phony witch hunt when has proven zero not even a phone call, this is -- the greatest political in history i don't have to talk to you about it you picked it up so early you had it so ear

he was a great man and a great president. host: joining us this morning from the d-day memorial in led a tour of normandy. who joined you? guest: it was a group of americans. there with the national world war ii museum a few weeks ago. we visited all the places i've been talking about. sector, thehe red sector where the bedford boys came ashore. powerfult's a very place to go if you are an american. when i take them into omaha place i say there is no that any american can go on the planet where you will feel more proud to be an american than omaha beach war normandy. that's where americans enjoyed their finest hour. was d-day.best , overve american lives 900 on omaha beach. 20,000 americans were killed. world the new world -- the new world came to liberate the old. sacrificed their lives so others could enjoy freedom. i want to stress one thing. in 1944, by june 6, americans were in no danger of being invaded. american freedom was assured. the americans who laid down their lives, who jumped out of the landing crafts, they lay

great, great conflict. -- there was great conflict in this area. great, great conflict. now, we have just the opposite. [indiscernible] >> stop. >> we saw president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un shaking hands as they stepped onto north korean show oil -- soil. the two leaders were there for about an hour. after emerging, mr. trump said he and mr. kim had agreed to this agnate negotiators to resume nuclear conversations in the next few weeks. the american teen will continue to be headed by stephen, the special envoy. >> monday night on the communicators, we talked about the future of journalism in the age of big tech firms with news media alliances david shaffer with theew shears communication industry association. >> facebook, google and apple. they employ exactly zero journalists. the amount of journalism they are doing is zero. they are not going to city hall. they are not going to meetings and are not covering the president. they rely on delivering our content and monetizing around that contact -- counted. if we don't do that anymore, we don't have local j

that was a great job by a great team. we have a lot of other folks coming. the presidential medal, we will be presenting it to roger penske. he is a great gentleman who has one 18 indianapolis 500. just one daytona. he is very thrilled to be getting it. he is very deserving. i have known him a long time. a brilliant guy. all the think of countries that want to win indianapolis and daytona. they fight and they spend. when a man wins indianapolis, when he wins it 18 times, and he daytona,daytona -- won he has become a very successful man we talked about electric cars today. i don't think anyone knows more than him about that subject. [indiscernible] iran was hostile when they signed the deal. they were screaming death to america. made a mistake. i would imagine it was a general or somebody who made a mistake and shooting that drawn down. fortunately, that drawn was unarmed. there was no one in it. it was over international waters. we did not have a man or woman in it. it would have made a big difference. feeling, it may be mistake made by somebody who should n

burke is important and is a great figure and i have the great privilege of teaching founding of the american republic. i absolutely love it, but i always make sure that as the students are reading john dickinson or thomas jefferson, we also do a good deal of burke. part of that is because i like kirk and i like burke as well, but part of it is because burke was the leading mind in parliament. he was actually treasonous, defending american life and he did that his whole career. believed that americans had inherited the very long tradition of common law, trial by jury, the right to be innocent until proven guilty, habeas corpus. burke believed we were the true englishman. that was kirk's idea as well. there's a sense that is important for our modern --servative calms conservatism, but it is equally important to state burke is not unique. he is one in a very long line of thinkers. even though kirk starts his book with burke, burke is the inheritor of socrates, plato, and aristotle and all the greats through the western tradition. forward,idea to come that is kirk's understanding that we as amer

it was deep knowledge, and great god, we have not lost it. there is a profound moral difference between the use of force for liberation and the use of force for conquest. you were here to liberate, not to conquer, and so you and others did not doubt your cause. you knew that some things were worth dying for. one's country is worth dying for and democracy is worth dying spr for because it is the most deeply honorable form of government ever devised by man. all of you loved liberty, all of you were willing to fight tyranny, and you knew the people of your country were behind you. the american who is fought here that morning knew word of the invasion was spreading through the the darkness back home. they felt in their hearts they could not know, but in fact, in georgia, they were filling the churches at 4:00 a.m.. in kansas, they were kneeling on their porches and praying. and in philadelphia, they were ringing the liberty bell. something else helped the men of d-day. the rockhard belief that providence would have a hand, that god was an ally in

a great performance for me is. when i feel that i've connected on a deep level to the character with the with which i'm in body in for the evening and that means i synthesize great music with the words the syntax the text that i'm communicating to the public and if i do that a lot of study there's a lot of study involved in opera but when i feel good about it i know that i've connected to the role i know that i've connected to the character speaking of risks you're a pilot of small aircraft in your spare time which of course is very frightening for some people is flying a kid into thinking you know way too often so it's a great question i think that flying is the same in the same way of saying i think flying is a way for me to be one tracked living in the moment when i sing what's so critical for me is reminding myself that the only job i have to do is communicate incredible music to the public so currently being a pilot one of the only obligation i have when flying is to fly the damn plane that's it and what i'm u

she's great. she's going to be leaving the service of her country and she's going to be going -- i guess you can say private sector. i hope she's -- she's comes from a great state, arkansas. that was the state i won by a lot. i like it. we love arkansas. she's going to be going back to arkansas with her great family. her husband is a fantastic guy and her family. i don't know, phil and folks, if we can get her to run for the governor of arkansas, she will do well. i'm trying to get her to do that. [applause] i saw in the room and i really wanted to call her up. she's a special person, a very, very fine woman. she has been so great. she's such heart. thank you for an outstanding job. thank you. stand up. [applause] >> thank you. thank you so much. i'll try not to get emotional. because i know that crying can make us look weak sometimes, right? this has been the honor of a lifetime, the opportunity of a lifetime. i couldn't be prouder to have had the opportunity to serve my country and particularly

have a great day.trump calling out the double standard at his orlando rally over hillary clinton's email scandal. >> if i deleted one email like a love note to milania, it is the electric chair for trump. shannon: carly shimkus with fox news headlines is here with that online reaction. that was a great line last night. >> he said the speech would be wild and he delivered on that front. he spent a lot of time talking about what he considered past injustices, the russia probe, hillary clinton email investigation and the crowd really responded to that. you heard the familiar chant of lock her up and he's good at these off-the-cuff moments because he creates memorable 1-liners people talk about on social media, this is one of them for sure. patrick on twitter said this was such a true statement, a tweet from patrick, he says get with hillary, hillary will show you how to delete emails that kevin says clinton emails, the train left the station. there were quite a few people in the media analyzing the speech

that's great.'d tell you more but i only have thirty seconds so here's a dramatic shot of their tagline so you'll remember it. when insurance is affordable, it's surprisingly painless. >> the alignment of the stars in this case was just stacked against us. stacked against dave hawk. >> at least in the harsh court of public opinion, it looked bad for dave hawk. dave's attorneys. >> we have this guy allegedly stealing from his kids. saying bad things about the victim. all of these things being widely played in the press. >> if there ever was a case for a change of venue, this was it. almost everybody seemed to have heard the accusations. every time he had a court appearance, purple clad friends of debbie gathered. during jury selection, he heard jurors tell the judge they had already decided he was guilty. >> the judge asked them, if i order you to set those opinions aside, can you do it? >> the change of venue request was denied. defense argued the embezzlement accusations were unfairly presidential

maybe that's good politics but it's not great for a home gamer. it's not great for stock valuations and judging by how much the president thinks it is arbitrary and capricious select business bashing as paying off with the electorate who knows how bad it will get for business any more declines and the bulls will wax positive for get this, the last occupant of the oval office mark in ohio mark >> caller: jim, united rentals fell off the runway straight into the buys' laps. just today they announced lowering their target leverage, reaffirmed 2019 guidance and remain committed to completing their $1.25 billion share repurchase program leader in the field. are they at a wild scale -- my basis 127 with the trade stocking around 114. my question is this, this has been perhaps the worst year for flooding in u.s. history. >> right >> how can you or i not be flooded with revenue and profits? >> i think the problem is there is a belief that perhaps the economy and our country is slowing down certainly the construction economy and that's been the reason why