ainsley: ben?comes to undermining the republic and undermining the democratic process that we have. susan rice is notorious liar when you look back at her blaming benghazi on a film or look at what she did in the mid 1990s with bill clinton. basically we had a chance to get usama bin laden and she told bill clinton not to do it. she has a long history of lying to the american people. and i think it will be good to see them held accountable. ainsley: she won't be lying or shouldn't be lying at least under oath. we will see what happens next week. thank you so much lisa and ben for being with us. >> thank you, ainsley. ainsley: you are welcome. not the tiger woods why are used to seeing on the golf course. dash cam video has been released and he can barely walk. who is to blame for hillary clinton's election lost? not hillary. just ask her. >> anybody else said about it besides me saying this is the biggest nothing burger ever. i know you had -- ainsley: what does the rnc chair woman ronna romney mcd

ainsley, what do you think? ainsley: you know what?ns or something. >> all right. there were some winners that we have to to get to. keith urban won video of the year, carey underwood made history -- carrie underwood made history, she has won the most cmt awards, with 17. and my favorite moment of the night was when laura elena won breakthrough video. she was so emotional. she felt it was such a special moment, she sang to everybody under the sun and then god, and after she thanked everybody, she said, i'm so sorry, god, it was a cute, special moment. >> let's see if she's that emotional when she comes to fox and friends about a month from now. >> exactly. july 7th. must-see tv. ainsley: you like the comper? >> i'm excited for her performance. steve: i'm going to get you tickets. >> really? front row? steve steve the romphim? not a fan yet. going to have to grow on me. ainsley: e-mail us pictures of you if you are in a romphim. steve: i don't want to see any pictures. sometimes people send weird stuff. [laughter] carly, thank you very

ainsley. ainsley: thank you, steve.d, and at the center of the tragedy dallas police officer chief david brown, his tactics brought that siege to a quick end and his leadership brought the community together. his law enforcement career spanned more than 30 years, but his call to serve started when he was a young boy. his story being told in his new memoir, it is called, "called to rise." he had a calling and he followed it. joining me retired dallas police chief, david brown. chief, thanks for being with us. >> good morning. ainsley: congratulations on your new book. thank you for serving our community. we love our police officers and men and women in blue. how did you get, your mom raised you. >> yes. ainsley: she raised a little bit of money to send you to parochial school. >> got me great early childhooded hecation, parochial school, kindergarten, first grade. went to public school. got full academic ride to university of austin, hook 'em horns. my senior year, crack cocaine epidemic hit all the cities. where i grew

now, here is ainsley. ainsley: all right. thank you, steve.e months. the most recent one when terrorists rammed a van into pedestrians along the london bridge and other attackers went on a stabbing spree. but in the aftermath, the story of one man's bravery came to light when others were running to safety londoner roy larner had the courage to take on attackers. he was yelling the slogan of his favorite soccer team and fighting the terrorists off with only his bare hands. so joining us now is the lion of the london bridge himself hero roy larner for first national exclusive interview. roy, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. ainsley: i wanted to ask you, reading your story last night. you are definitely a hero. what made you -- you were drinking at the bar. what made you leave and go out there and help other people that were being attacked? >> -- panic from around the corner where it was. everywhere think about things. start talking about islam and allah and all this. and just -- they just plunged at me one of them. apparently. first on

ainsley: long look. not streets. guy honking his horn. people didn't get out of their cars. kids aren't as precious as they're told. honk, honk, get out of of my way, kid. my mother came out on the porch i walked right by her came out with the leash and handed it back to her. i knew where i was going. steve: darth raider. >> my dad used to wake me up with his breathing that's how we woke up on saturday morning. get in the car. we would get in the car. and we didn't know where we were going. he wouldn't tell us. wherever he went that was okay with us. brian: what do you mean. >> he was a mean dad but all dads were mean in the 70's. steve: ultimately they had a goal. >> they were raising children. some kids around. my dad had five kids. he was a disciplinarian. mean dad are willing to wait 50 years for a a thank you, do you know what i mean? brian: not going to get it in 20. >> the tv shows always end with the happy family? that's not the way tends. i was mad at my dad -- he wouldn't let me quit my paper r

ainsley: all right. here you go. ainsley: any story you want to share about your kids in the white house? >> oh, wow, so, the graph toss igraphsgravita has not settled in with them. i'm giving them history lessons. now with barron here they are having so much fun together. they are really young and just kids. enjoying it they spend a lot of time in the oval with their grandfather which is a lot of fun for them. and, you know, hearing their laughter, chasing after barron or poor joseph or his tears because barron and arabella don't wait for him and he is three and a half. and then they will send him on ran done chases and distract him and send him off in different directions. they trauma advertise joseph a little bit. ainsley: with arabella being your oldest child she is probably more aware of what is happening here and how big this is for your family. what does she say about her grandfather being the president? >> she thinks it's really cool but she likes to remind him frequently that god is still much more powerful.

ainsley: it is.bout your kid's day. big proponent of that. brian: good luck with that. steve: good interview with ivanka. ainsley: great. steve: democrats have a new theory for obamacare's collapse. insurance dropping like fly because they don't like president trump. kellyanne conway will be joining us from the lawn of the white house. brian: who knew get fired for saying this. >> boohoo, you white people are angry because you couldn't use your white privilege card. >> woe, woe, lisa, to get invited into the black lives matter all black memorial day celebration. choicehotels.com. badda book. badda boom. that's it? he means book direct at choicehotels.com for the lowest price on our rooms guaranteed. plus earn free nights and instant rewards at check-in. yeah. like i said. book now at choicehotels.com ♪ put me in, coach, ♪ i'm ready to play today ♪ put me in coach. brian: wow, it's your shot of the morning. forget baseball glove. cardinals fan uses her purse to couch a foul ball in st. louis. i believ

ainsley? ainsley: thank you, jillian.a recent trip to starbucks. kayla hart was mocked by the staff at starbucks just for wearing a t-shirt supporting the president. pete: when u.s. army veteran sean kill bane saw it, he called the president's supporters in the area to stand up to starbucks by holding a sit-in at the same charlotte north carolina store. ainsley: here with more is u.s. army veteran and member of mecklenburg county republicans sean killbane. good morning, sean, thanks for joining us. >> good morning, thanks for having me, i'm happy to join you. ainsley: what happened? what started all of this, sean? >> well, just as you said, it was a wednesday. i'm a political consultant that specializes in grass roots organizing and i currently don't have a candidate or nibble i'm working for, so i saw this story about miss hart and i decided to call in the troops and get them together and we all met up there, put together a very diverse group. we had representatives from deplorable pride.org that were representing the lb

ainsley: capture.k is going to surprise a lot of people about this book is most of the time we actually do capture that's because we need to get information out of these guy he is. he he one of the things that i think people never really ask. they ask how many kills do you have? how many innocence got lost. they never ask how many lives did we save? ainsley: you can't put a number on that. >> you a can't quantify it. you can't quantify it because you know this individual drove a bomb into a marketplace answered killed all these innocent people you don't know what he is going to do the next week. those are the people hunting and those are the ones coming from us. ainsley: might have prevented another 9/11. >> we hope. so do our best and do what america asks us to do out there and what our government leaders ask us to do and hope it saves lives. brian: pick up this book. it's going to be a movie. >> that's the word. i'm limited on what can i say about that. the guys developing it seem to be very interest

ainsley: a democrat.rian: meanwhile governor terry mcauliff by the way is making it clear he wants to run for president. as governor of virginia you do want to hear from him. i was shocked to hear this. >> i have long advocated this is not what today is about, but there are too many guns on the street. we lose 93 million americans a day to gun violence. i mean, i have long talked about this. background checks, shutting down gun show loopholes. that's not for today's. it's not just for politicians we worry about this every day for all citizens. we lose 93 million americans a day to gun violence. >> -- 93 individuals a day. ainsley: how would this change the situation. this guy was never convicted of a crime. >> brian: he had a gun i have license in chicago. ainsley: goes in to buy a gun. this guy no red flags. nothing in his history. steve: terry mcauliff goes i'm not going to talk about this today but then he talks about gun control. congressman roger williams says he has heartened by the fact that when h

hey, ainsley. ainsley: hey. ainsley: i want to be in two places at one time.his to wake up at the white house and i also want to be there for the concert series. we have this big interview. the president is coming home from foreign trip. he is in the white house. we saw him yesterday in the rose garden. he was there with the vice president mike pence. we will be sitting down with the vice president to talk about that trip, to talk about pulling out of the paris agreement and all kinds of things. we are also going to ask him some of your questions. so we want you to send in your questions to friends@foxnews.com and we'll spend a few minutes with him just chatting with him, whatever you want us to ask. send those questions. in we will go through them and we are going to sit down with the vice president. how cool is that? that's going to come up at 8:00. i will be talking with you all morning. brian: whole world reacted to what he did yesterday. the vice president spoke out and he is going to be speaking out with you again today. so the president is anything but

ainsley: good for him.u to be willing to clean your own house to make sure you are not stepping over a line. the problem generally speaking, it hasn't been a problem on the right the way it has been on the left. that's the right's sentiment. i think all of us can acknowledge that make sure we're responsible about what we say. this is where the left police their own. will they go to the comedians. steve: will they call them out? will they call out comedy central. pete: depicting violence and assassination not okay. ainsley: shakespeare in the park, kathy griffin, need to stop. steve: let us know what you think friends@foxnews.com or facebook or tweet us. on the president's birth day. it's hey look the president is under investigation by the special counsel for obstruct of justice. cited unnamed sources that's always the case, yesterday they followed it up with jared kushner the president's son-in-law his business dealings are under scrutiny as well by robert mueller. ainsley: special counsel robert mueller i

ainsley: what do you think?dly, he now and members of his administration are in great legal jeopardy. steve: president obama. lou: president obama, loretta lynch as attorney general following abattorney general who became the first sitting cabinet member in this country's history to be held by contempt of congress. brian: and i'm not kidding you, it's going through the roof. and another thing putin's gambet, it's a thriller. tell me where the creative fiction eyes lou dobbs, mr. facts turns fiction. lou: well, my second thriller, brian, and it's great. and it gives you an opportunity to speculate and to conjecture without consequence. and we just happen to -- i guess authors don't often say this, but we got very lucky with this book because putin when we wrote it, we didn't know that donald trump would be president. we feared it would be a different kind of leadership with greater passivity. the predecessor president obama. so what unfolds is financial mayhem, by the way, which is the template for his attempts a

all right, ainsley, over to you. ainsley: thank you, steve.in benghazi and lied about unrolling unmasking members of team trump. now former national security advisor susan rice is suggesting recent scrutiny on her is due to her race and her gender. in an interview with new york magazine she says, quote: what do you think i do not leak to the simple explanation, that is only about race and gender. i'm trying to keep my theory to myself until i'm ready to come out with them. so does she have a snoint here to debate this is free think jamil foster and jamila bay. thank you both for being with us. >> thank you. ainsley: camille, i will start with you. do you think she is using this sexism and racism? is she using that to blame the media for her lies? >> unfortunately become conventional for folks to use race or gender or allusions discrimination on that basis as a dodge to not talk about the issues that are substantive. and i don't want to overstate the case here. i am skeptical of a lot of more overwrought claims about benghazi, i'm a lot less co

ainsley: when dr.litical correctness that we experience here in america prevents us from holding the muslim community responsible for allowing this festering to take place in their midst. they are the ones that should be offended by it they are the ones that should be standing up and pushing it out and not being politically correct. because if it doesn't represent their islam and it doesn't represent their quran then they need to get up and do something about it. ainsley: what's your reaction to that? >> look. this is absolutely essential. whether it's empowering our muslim partners in the middle east, the people of jordan. the people of egypt, supporting the king abdullah the second. supporting presidency i presidet sisi. that's our first line of defense. it's not a battlefield 8,000 miles away. it's when a local muslim leader, community member says this just isn't right. what this person is doing, choices they are making and informs authorities. and that's what we have to reestablish. to see somethin

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ainsley: in your office?like broadway level. it's, like, some lameo pilot that they're invested in, and they won't give up on. ainsley: how about the guy who doesn't even live in the district? >> and, again, a candidate who is almost like a parody, who has done nothing but claims to be a documentary maker. brian: he sold the cadence of president obama. like he was doing an imitation. >> right. it's theater all the way down. steve: big election yesterday was supposed to be a referendum on donald trump and if the democrat won, it was going to be the biggest story in the world because he didn't. not so much today. but the president got up this morning, and he's feeling a little bipartisan. take a look at this tweet that he sent out one hour ago. democrats would do much better as a party if they got together with republicans on health care, tax cuts, security, obstruction. simply doesn't work. which is a potent message because there are a lot of people out there who are going. okay. they've thrown everything at h

ainsley: that's right.sident trump did send out a tweet on froon day, and it said i am being investigated for firing the fbi director by the man who told me to fire the fbi director, witch-hunt. so the top of that tweet he said i am being investigated. jay sekulow was on with chris wallace yesterday on one of the sunday shows. brian: he was on all of the shows. steve: he he will be on this one today. ainsley: chris asked him the president tweeted i'm under investigation. is that true? is he under investigation? listen to what the president's attorney, jay sekulow, had to say. >> the president has not been notified by anyone that he is under investigation. that tweet, chris, was in response to the "the washington post" story that alleged that five unnamed sources, anonymous sources leaked to the "the washington post" that the president was, in fact, under investigation. so that tweet was in response to that. there has been no notification of any investigation, nothing has changed since james comey said the p

ainsley? ainsley: thanks, jillian.dollars. laura shaffer of am 970 the answer, the radio show, saw this year's shakespeare in the park and she joins us now to talk about it laura, what did you see julia caesar a shakespeare production. what surprised you? >> i was expecting it to be a classic rendition of julius caesar. the stage was set very modern and american. classic images in the background. i knew it was going to be different. of course we know julius caesar character as the lead, when that character was brought forth and it was donald trump, i mean, they didn't specifically say it, but his hair, blond, reddish, had the tie tied too long. he was obviously the leader. knowing where that was going, i was appalled, appalled. because you know then that the character is assassinated midway through the play. and just to see that portrayed in central park was just too far. ainsley: what was the reaction from the crowd the liberal new york crowd? >> i think they accepted it and were fine with it. it was funny. it was ima

ainsley? over to you. ainsley: thanks, steve.committee over russia's interference in the 2016 election. the justice department says sessions requests in an open session so the american people could hear the truth directly from his mouth. will this help sessions cut through the media spin? joining us now is the man who replaced sessions in congress republican alabama senator luther strange. good morning to you, senator. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. thanks for having me on. ainsley: you're welcome. tell the folks at home who don't know jeff sessions what he is like as a person. >> i have had the honor and privilege of knowing jeff for over 25 years. he has been a dear friend and mentor. there is no finer person in public service than jeff sessions. literal an eagle scout from young age and conducted himself with the greatest integrity of any public official i have ever met. so america is very fortunate to have jeff sessions as attorney general and i expect him to acquit himself very well this afternoon. ainsley: all r

ainsley: i'm sure we will. one more question, mark says the office of vice president is somewhat mysterious position. what are your daily duties? well it is a good question, the answer is i'm on the 4th vice president and own one one person in the world defines the relate of vice president -- 48th. it is humbling for the opportunities the president has given me and my family to represent the united states on the world stage as we did in europe and february. as we did in the asian-pacific. a regular day is get up early. i receive a presidential daily brief. i join the president for his briefing. then we go to work. i have an office in the west wing and frequently find myself in that office. occasionally in the oval office or on the carpeting in between. the president and i have developed a close relationship. i'm very fond of it. but i have so much respect for his determination to keep his word to the american people. i'm there so serve in whatever way i can best help him to achieve his goal to keep america grea

ainsley: people say jobs, jobs, jobs. that's why you your dad, secretary of labor you are dog wisconsin tomorrow to meet with kids taking classes at technical schools? >> we are visiting one of the great examples of skilled based learning and skilled based education technical schools in wisconsin to talk about the skills gap and to highlight the fact that there is a viable path other than a four year college experience. so, really investing in vocational education. skill based training. there are 6 million available american jobs. so we're constantly hearing from ceos that they have job openings but they don't have workers with the skill set they need to fill those jobs. really bridging that gap and bringing experienced based education to the forefront. so apprenticeship, actually. that's the model. steve: your dad knows it well. >> something we deemphasized here in favor of four year traditional college. they don't have to be mutually exclusive. steve: as somebody who has run her own business, this something personal to

ainsley: i see you post pictures on social media with your family. cooking, recently in the navy museum with your children, so cute. what do your children -- do they understand they grasp their grandfather is the president of the united states. do they understand that? and what is it like from a working mom's perspective? >> they do understand that in a limited capacity. they call air force one the candy plane because there is lots of m&ms and trays of candy. so they always exits the plane a lot more hyperand on sugar high. it's almost no controlling it. but, you know, it's a surreal and remarkable experience and i really hope that they will be able to look back and reflect even on these very early years with such gratitude for having been able

ainsley: wouldn't that be refreshing if you could all come together? >> that's the way it should be. there are moments in our country's history that's what happened. greater things whether it was social security or medicare? it was two parties and got together and came one great solutions to problems. i don't think that's going to happen, but that is what

ainsley: that's president trump's personal lawyer. mr. comey himself has said he is not under investigation. what jay sekulow went on to say that's the president responding to a "the washington post" report that included five aupon must sources. steve: that'sources.steve right. >> that's the president through his significant social media platform, ainsley, telling everybody look at the irony here. steve: have you rod rosenstein saying in a memo released to the press essentially don't believe everything you read in the newspapers, considering they don't reveal the source or the agency or even the country. and then you have got an abc report yesterday, their senior judicial correspondent pierre thomas said that there has been no decision on whether or not to mount an investigation of president trump, which is exactly what jay sekulow said yesterday. >> that's right. he is the president's personal attorney. is he right into all of this. this is all conclusion in search of evidence, it seems. and if the president -- the president has a right

ainsley: all right. well, senator, if you look at the headlines, they paint a different picture than what you're describing of the attorney general. the huffington post said in 2016 that he was deemed too racist to be a federal judge. he will now be trump's attorney general. look at that headline there. then we have a few others that we want to put up. slate headline in 2017. say sessions denials are incomplete and unyinszing.

." >> you bet, ainsley. welcome to the white house. ainsley: yesterday you were in the rose garden behind this building, the president announced he would pull out of the paris accord. why is that a good move? >> what the world witnessed yesterday an american president putting america first. president donald trump on the campaign trail called into account an agreement that really put an extraordinary burden on the american economy while allowing some countries around the world like china and india to literally go a decade or more without any accountability for reducing co2 emissions. required billions of dollars of investment by american taxpayers in a very real sense t was a transfers of wealth from the most powerful economy in the world to other countries around the planet. yesterday president trump made it very clear we're withdrawing from the paris accord. we're putting american worker, the american economy first. but you also hold, heard him

it ainsley earhardt joins us no now.st lady, and the first daughter. i'm not doing my job. you're killing everybody here at the network. making us all look bad. you have a good rapport with the banco. tell us aboutor it. >> i just feel extremely blessed. i'm actually here in south carolina right now visiting my family. is that i'm from south carolina and i'm being invited to the white house and standing in the rose garden. i remember visiting the white house as a child. she said i feel the same way. she that i can't believe this. i grew up in new york city. i was was impressed by her dad success and now is thehe present of the datasets of america. we did talk about that and talk about what they agree on, with a disagree on. talked about what it's like to raise children in the white house or in washington. she said her children are still privileged and still feel that it's an honor to come and visit the white house. she talked about cooking with her children, who does the cooking, who does the cleaning. >> hannity: you as

the president also reacted in his interview with ainsley.ake a look. >> you have the white house, house and the senate.. you have the senators that are not on board. >> they are four good guys. therefore friends of>> mine. i think they will probably get there. we will have to see. you know, health care is a very difficult situation. if you look at clinton's private data, and after years and years, obamacare was murdered for them to get. now it's failed. it's virtually out of business. obamacare is a disaster. we are trying to do something in a very short period of time. >> sean: ainsley also got a chance to speak with the first lady, melania trump. here's what she had to say about moving into the white house. >> congratulations, you moved into the white house.ay how is it? >> we are enjoying it very much. >> how about barron with school? >> he loves it here. >> are you missing new york? speak out not really i'm so busy. doing many great stuff. it's very special to me. >> sean: despite all thesedo distractions from the left, the president has

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he said he has no tapes and discuss the issue with ainsley earhardt. >> i didn't take him. never know what's happening when you see that the obama administration and perhaps longer than that was doing all of this unmasking and surveillance. i don't have any tape and i didn't sk hate. but when he found out that there may be tapes out there, whether it's government tapes orth anything else, i think his story may have changed. my story didn't change. my story was always the straight story. it was always the truth. but you will have to determine for yourself. whether or not his story changed. i did not tape. >> paying attention not? >> so he said he's talking about but he doesn't have any tapes. >> greg: i love it, i love it, i love it. he never said there were tapes. he just said i hope for comey's sake he wasn't recorded which was brilliant because of what he did as he ran circles around the media and the media spend how many weeks. then he said last week, you're going be very disappointed, believe me. this is what he does. when are people going to figure out this is what he

earlier today on "fox & friends" talking with ainsley earhardt, the president did indicate that he hastic about the chances of getting this past this year. >> it's a very complicated situation from the standpoint. you do something that's good for one person but that for another. it's a very, very narrow path. i think we are going to get there. we have four very good people -- it's not that they are opposed, they would like to get certain changes. we will see if we can take care of that. >> one thing we did learn this afternoon is that while the president has said repeatedly he doesn't expect to get one democratic vote on the health care bill, he is talking with west virginia joe manchin to see if there is some way to bring him and maybe one or two other democrats on board. even though the president is outwardly pessimistic behind the scene, a little bit of optimism, maybe a small comer of hope that you can get at least a touch of bipartisanship here. >> sandra: john, is the white house still questioning the legitimacy of robert mueller? >> i asked the question at the briefing today wit

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he was unrepentant about falsely implying he had secretly recorded his meetings with james comey<ainsleyrhardt fox news> "smart way to make sure he stayed honest." "well, it wasn't very stupid, i can tell you that." (pam) actor johnny depp is the latest celebrity making a controversial comment about violence against the president. (steve) and depp said he knew what he was about to say --- would get a rise out of people. speaking to a crowd in the u-k... he said quote "when was the last time an actor assassinated a president? he answered saying "it's been awhile, but maybe it's time." depp later apologized saying it was a bad joke and in poor taste. white house spokesman sean spicer called the "lack of outrage" over the comment "a little troubling" the los angeles county sheriff's department says, the father of a 5- year-old who has been missing for two months .... has been arrested on suspicion of his son's murder. 35- year-old ara-mazd andres-sian senior... was arrested today in las vegas.. and is being held there on 10- million dollars bail. investigators have been lo

noel, let's begin with you, your take on this and what the president told our own ainsley earhart. >>derstand donald trump as businessman and not politician and he's coming from a background of new york city business tactics and what this was is a tactic. he's like a new york city businessman hustler, so to speak. anyone who has done business in new york city knows that it's a different game altogether. it's a different sphere, not -- atmosphere, not only it's a businessman tactic, it's also a detective tactic. a lot of times detectives will use this and act like they have more information than they do to try to get, you know, a criminal to confess or to give away, you know, what he knows. i don't think this is anything. i don't think it's witness intimidation, i don't think it's anything i legal. i think this is trump, you know, because the press has been out to get him, the democrats have been out to get him, everyone has been out to get him, i think this is nothing more than a tactic which is not illegal. >> michael, to noel's point the president also tweeted whether there are tape

ainsley: they were behaving themselves here and there they didn't make any obscene gestures they hardlyd the camera. brian: i had trouble watching because i have this thing about gum chewing. i thought about what it would be like. san draft. she is really going after it there. jonathan treat this. the trump girls chew gum instead of rioting and vandalizing that is the difference. another tweet from greg. steve: yes, breaking female trump supporter in red hat at iowa rally caught chewing gum on camera. msm wants to investigate russian collusion. san draft. she is supporting our president and is young. i'm with her. they couldn't stop talking about it. steve: would you like to see more of the rallies? do you like the idea where the president leaves the d.c. swamp speaking directly to the people. one of the reasons he has the twitter i is it bypasses the media. same thing for. this this directly goes to the people. do you think it's a good idea. email us at foxbusiness.com, or tweet us or facebook us. brian: the president's policy of just trying tpresideng to go after the president and tak

an interview the smoke to mack this morning with ainsley earhardt the president sounded optimistic. >> very complicated and do something that's good for one group but then for another. it's a very, very narrow path. i think we are going to get there. we have four very good people -- it's not that they are opposed, it's like they look at this get certain changes. we will see if we can take care of that. >> remember also, senator cruz was had -- it was a familiar figure over here. the president knows ted cruz very well and rand paul and likes all the senators involved. it is different that when the white house was working to try and get a house bill passed, very publicly were inviting people over for bowling sessions and stuff like that. this is likely to be much more quiet, much more below the radar when dealing with the senators. >> shannon: john, we know the president, he does not actually have peace of his own on conversations with former fbi director colby. >> this was a question that hung out there for 41 days after the president's tweet wasn't there some quart of recording as suc

no matter what ainsley asked him, trump never gave a straight answer. >> did we sabotage the north koreacomment on it. >> okay, what happens if north korea launches another missile? >> we will find out. >> all right. >> stephen: all right. have a good war. ( laughter ) now here's a word from our sponsor everblast subterranean, lead-lined bunkers, "everyone else is dead..." ( laughter ) they're still working on their motto. they're still working on their motto. also- are they a sponsor for us? are they a sponsor for us? i'd love to be in my blast shelter with some pepsi. it would be fantastic. ( laughter ) also, i noticed something odd about how trump refers to north korea's leader: >> but, you know, they've been talking with this gentleman for a long time. they have all been outplayed by this gentleman. >> stephen: i don't think trump knows kim jong-un's name. ( laughter ) i don't-- "this gentleman?" "this gentleman?" are they going to a strip club together? ( laughter ) why does he keep calling him "this gentleman?" either that, or the best nickname he can come up with is "this gentlema

hearing the talking points all week long and at the end of the week, repeating them back to the host, ainsleywe trust robber muellel mueller? is it -- >> should he recuse himself? >> there it is. heroes versus villains. us versus them. on fox and friends, trump is us. mueller is them. watching for an entire week, we saw lots of the president's friends. but almost no dissenting voices. no trump skeptics or critics except in sound bites which were then knocked down. it's all about optimism for trump, resentment about his opponents. you can even see it in the show's banners on the bottom of the screen. it's oftentimes an anti-media narrative. liberal press attacks hospitalized congressman or liberal press still pushing white house shakeups or msnbc graphic -- analyst makes a graphic president analogy. i wonder, what would they do without the liberal media? who knows? the host on the guests on the show know that the president is watching and they go out of their way to endorse his points of view and express their appreciation. >> america needs to say two words to donald trump. thank you. >> it's

in an interview with fox's ainsley earhardt that aired on "fox & friends," the president described bob an honorable man. hopes he comes up with an honorable solution but the president very clearly took two issues relating to mueller. first off his closeness to jim comey and secondly some of the hires mueller already made. >> he is very, very good friends with comey, which is very bothersome. i can say that the people that have been hired are all hillary clinton supporters. some of them worked for hillary clinton. i mean the whole thing is ridiculous if you want to know the truth from that standpoint. reporter: the president suggested in that interview there the may 12th tweet as it related to tapes was essentially a big bluff to try to get jim comey to tell the truth. the white house press secretary sean spicer was asked today whether or not that tweet amounted to a form of intimidation? he pushed back on that notion. >> quite the opposite. i think the president made it very clear that he wanted the truth to come out. he wanted everyone to be honest about it. he wanted everyone to get