she claims that al gore were on the island.ot only did they not know jeffrey epstein but guess who al gore's lawyer was? david boyce, the same lawyer who claims that this woman made these improper allegations. he could've easily called his client, al gore, and said, were you ever on jeffrey epstein's island? and he would've told her what he told everyone else. no. he was never on the island, didn't know anyone at all. the interesting thing is that epstein is being prosecuted now and they are not using this witness. the fbi in the u.s. attorney's office are not using this witness. >> laura: does she have the same lawyer? does she have that same lawyer that you said you have on tape? still representing her? >> yes. david boyce, who has at his law firm, one of the worst ethical records in the history of the united states. they have more ethical charges against them than any other law firm. >> laura: at the big law firm. >> sean: but he is the head of the law firm. he was charged with unethical conduct by "the new york times," in t

i want to thank the whole team for all the good work that faith and freedom does not al gore stated georgia. we have jordan is at the end of --r, don't we should all agree today we are an ideological war for the future of our way of life in america. [applause] >> democrats want to convert america as a socialist state. churchill once said the problem with capitalism is the imperfect distribution of asperity. the problem with socialism is it is the perfect distribution of misery. however, this socialism did not to start with bernie sanders. ,f the past for -- 400 years america has been on a slight towards socialism. we have had political majorities, all democrats. deal.gave us the new the irony is these sweeping federal appropriate's have haved -- the democrats claimed champion. the poverty rate today is it is saying it was in 1965 when the world poverty was initiative -- initiated. in 1975, before the department of education was treated, our 14-year-olds were number the world in math, science and reading. decades later after spending , weeans of dollars on this could do than that. obamacare

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al gore was very careful in economics.xplicit his carbon tax would be matched by the payroll or income tax to mitigate the damage to the economy. trish: they are out there getting to choose the winners and losers to fund the companies for solar panels. they suddenly have so much more power because they are controlling the giant purse string which is consistently, this why baltimore and other u.s. cities are now being put in the spotlight by the president who is saying enough is enough. right? >> you are completely right. you look at all of these cities that have had the left wing policies, all of that stuff put on top of them, they created a catastrophe. in 1950 detroit had a population of 1.85 million people. today the population is less than 600,000 because of the foxes in the city and the taxes they have driven that state into bankruptcy. that city into bankruptcy. if you look at the poor people who are still left there, they have been deprived of all their opportunities for prosperity. i wrote "enterprise zones" in the

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didn't al gore tell us that, too?he voices you just heard, bernie sanders and freshman congress one and ocasio-cortez, they are they are teaming up on climate change. yes, it's a concern, i'm not going to say it's not. warming climate is a concern. what about all those urgent threats on the horizon like say iran or china. i don't know, maybe i'm just a simpleton who thinks iran trying to enrich uranium to the point of getting a nuclear capability is a problem. or china you trying to take over the world and its military might. joining knee, the dem national security advice yiewrnd president trump. kt macfarland. they think this is going to fly like al gore did. the only way you can stop it friending is sign for their emergency climate. >> there was a guy who ran for class president in high school who said we'll abolish homework. and there will be beer in the cafeteria. this is even looneyer. we are going to have free healthcare and free college education. we'll cancel all student loans. we'll have open borders. we'll s

al gore's an four -- imagine that, four kids in a row to harvard. 's about as likely about getting hit by lightning every single day of the year, and somehow the gore family pulled it off. congratulations, gore family. andrew cuomo, the sitting governor of new york sent one of his kids to harvard, but sent some to brown. that's another ivy league university that your kids can never get to. highly selective, apparently for the kids of nonpoliticians. none beat stanford you can never meet a single person who went to stanford. it's that rarefied. yet here is the amazing part. hillary clinton's daughter reads right in. how did chelsea do that? was it her formidable brainpower? you can check out her food or feed and judge for yourself. there is a chance that chelsea is intentionally misleading us. it's possible that her if that's the case, chelsea clinton is utterly brilliant. she's the jonathan swift of our time. but it's also possible that chelsea isn't joking at all. it's possible. it's even probable that she is every bit as dull and self serious as sh

why surprise the world of a little baby al gore or elon musk? technology to safe the planet? >> juan: it's a family choice. some people decide to have no kids, some ten kids. happy life. >> emily: on that note, one more thing is up next. ♪ been excited for what's next. i'm still going for my best... even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'll go for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. what's next? sharing my roots. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer than usual for any bleeding to stop. seek immediate medical care for sudden s

you said al gore. he's runng, too? >> woodruff: overshadowed, but not that much.c joe biden. >> joe biden.u now, i, of course, thinkrs joe biden's policy is a betterr policy andolitically it's better because i don't think 170 million americans with theii privaurance plans are going to want to give that up and i happen to think that's death nail for any democratic candidate. to me, thera interesting questin can be forn democrats to say, hey, all we've got to be isis neutral to beat this guy, let's be new central and let'sot get carried away, and that would be a very rational way to conduct th campaign, let donald trump kill himself and lte not be objectionable. it's not in the spirit of the democratic party. the international fervor is with warren and "the squad."il itbe interesting to see if anybody can carry off a campaign that gys let's no carried way. to me it doesn't feel that kind of a year b a year where fervor will beat >> woodruff: what do you see here? jonathanthsint out martin, daviaper today, spoke about sev

that is a sport for al gore later. thanks very much roll the ancient city of babylon has been added to the u.s. go world heritage list it follows years of lobbying by iraq a 4300 year old. city is where dennis have risen and fallen since the earliest days of subtle human civilization today visitors can stroll through the remnants of its broken play structures and see the famed line of avalon statue and city tour guide like in hard farhood says the decision is a win for humanity. i consider this a great day and a victory for rockies it's a historic day i've had to have 3 dates in my life the 1st was when the american forces withdrew from this site in 2005 and today is the 2nd day because we have been added to the world heritage list. right well let's see if they're nice now but i will be back in just a couple of minutes with another but i have news for you the top stories coming up very shortly. a tropical system in 1999 a boeing 767 took off from new york to cairo i'm. sure it will everything no one survived the journe

argument," because he was on the side george bush, and, as it turned out, david boies was on the side of al gore. and the fact that they teamed ue basically tookolitics out of the issue. and what he said to me is that he viewed marriage as a very conservative idea, that it is the bedrock of conservative principles, and a married couple should be allowed to -- you know, to be able to be together and to have a family. so that was, to me, an eye-opener -- >> it was an eye-opener hearing a conservative make a case for a value and ideal that you beeved in. >> right. >> and since then, have there been any opportuties to forge that kind of a bipartisan consensus on the political issues you've been involved in? >> well, i mean, obviously, the country is so divided now. it has been divided for a lo, long time. i mean, there was a huge divide at started over the vietnam war, and that divide has never closed.tt it has kept g wider and wider. and i do believe that this last election, in 2016 -- that divide was exploite >> mm-hmm. >> the russians saw an opportunity where there was a huge divide and the addit

to says he will protect and implement a power sharing deal with the opposition general abdul fatah al gore han says the time has come to rebuild the nation after months of political crisis we go. through our work the 5th of july agreement with freedom and change and other powers is considered a win win situation and we are now leading the way of the revolution because we will be seeing different practices in our country against corruption and against racism and against the dignity of the citizen and the honorable people of sudan we are now starting a phase of building a new sudan where everyone will face a transparent procedure and the law will be above everyone. well opposition is saying the deal announced by the military will be finalized by monday they've been holding a series of public meetings to explain why they signed the equipment which has been met with a celebration and skepticism and brian explains. from early morning until late at night in main squares mosques and on street corners. sudanese people came together. facing the drums of change and chanting civilian revolution. hail

election and a gubernatorial election in florida most recently and the republicans won that so you look al gore according to him we were we'd all be underwater by now every dire prediction it is a hoax. it's nonsense the climate is always changed we have very little if anything to do with it and it's going to keep changing and by the way the glaciers are melting i mean this is such ridiculous nonsense but of course the media says it's accepted science so we can't even talk about the other point of view because it's a scam and it didn't hurt the republicans in florida with trump didn't hurt with the senate didn't hurt the governor's race it's not going to hurt trumpet 2020 issue 3 at the end of 2019 no matter what happens in the next 6 months this will be among the most powerful news photos of the year it's disturbing enough that we're going to blur the image you see but you'll get the picture and you can go online and see the actual photo oskar alberto martinez ramirez just 26 years old in this daughter valeri a drowned in the rio grande steve what cameras have not been permitted to film where

after the 2 sides announced and if we meant is set to be finalized by monday general abdel fattah al gore hans says the time has come to rebuild the nation after months of political crisis. go. through out the 5th of july agreement with freedom and change and other powers is considered a win win situation and we are now late inning the way of the revolution because we will be seeing different practices in our country against corruption and against racism and against the dignity of the citizen and the honorable people of sudan we are now starting a phase of building a new sudan where everyone will face a transparent procedure and the law will be above everyone. russian and syrian government will planes are continuing to launch as strikes in the rebel held it lip province it's the last opposition stronghold in the country and was heavily bombarded earlier on saturday now rescue teams are searching for survivors because at least 13 civilians including 7 children have been killed in the strikes over the last 36 hours and who see rebels say they have attacked warplane hangars in the south of s

i guess this is the best evidence we have that al gore did invent the internet and is able to protectfor pictures that show the screen of clinton and epstein and we couldn't find any. >> they get him on the sleaze factor. this undermines the sleaze factor. epstein was apparently very close to bill clinton and they want nothing to do with it. these poor women who were underaged. they were allegedly abused. that's where the focus should be on. thank you, guys have much. -- very much. til ahead, a classic. "watters' world" at the beach. remains a threat for much of the gulf coastpresident trump: you e directly with our citizens without going through the fake news. together you reach more people than any television broadcast network by far. and some of you are extraordinary. some of you are extraordinary. the crap you think of is unbelievable. jesse: president trump hosting some of his most of outspoken supporters. combating anti-conservative bias. one person in attendance. known as carpe donktum. the favorite you mind behind some of president trump's favorite memes like this one. [♪] jes

i guess this is the best evidence we have that al gore did invent the internet and is able to protectill clinton. jesse: we were looking for pictures that show the screen of clinton and epstein and we couldn't find any. >> they get him on the sleaze factor. this undermines the sleaze factor. epstein was apparently very close to bill clinton and they want nothing to do with it. these poor women who were underaged. they were allegedly abused. that's where the focus should be on. thank you, guys have much. -- very much. til ahead, a classic. "watters' world" at the beach. what's going on up here? can't see what it is yet. what is that? that's a blazer? that's a chevy blazer? aww, this is dope. this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks like a piece of candy. look at the interior. this is nice. this is my sexy mom car. i would feel like a cool dad. it's just really chic. i love this thing. it's gorgeous. i would pull up in this in a heartbeat. i want one of these. that is sharp. the all-new chevy blazer. speaks for itself. i don't know who the

bush, and one being the district by al gore, george w. bush won 80% or more of the votes in a grand total of 80 precincts throughout the state. al gore won 80% or more of the votes, and 800 precinct if you think about it, let's say the ford house that has 80000 people, you will wind up with the district and my immediate that is 70% or 80% democrat. the problem is it is very hard to reflect democratic voting strength on a statewide basis without yaking a geographic area -- without taking a geographic area and carving it up. probably the best illustration and congressional map of the cook county chicago area looks like. cook county had the idea population that contains seven congressional districts, it of 11.s all or part basically what justice roberts said, there is no test for the federal courts apply to decide how many politics is too much politics in redistricting. it does not mean the cases are dead, it shifts the venue in the cases from the federal court to the state courts. what you will see growing out of this is not an end to gerry

only three nominees, walter mondale, al gore and hillary clinton leading in the polls a year ahead ofhe convention. none of them went on to win the presidency. what's going on with the party? >> i don't know what's going on with the democrat party. i think they are falling apart and going way too far left. the american people do not agree with their liberal policies. we saw that in the first debate when they raised their hands saying they want to give healthcare to illegals. we have people in need. let's help our u.s. citizens first. that's when president trump tweeted, i won the election by the raising of hands. that's why cnn won't be doing any raising of hands. liz: then you can't clip that shot. npr-marist. the majority of americans don't want healthcare coverage for illegals. your thoughts now. let's switch gears. montana republican senator steven daynes formal lire condemned socialism. it's come to that. you need a resolution? >> i think it's smart. not only do we agree we are against socialism, we did something similar to recommit in the house as well. i think that's what this

gentil says he will protect and implement a power sharing deal with the opposition general abdul fatah al gore hahn says the time has come to rebuild the nation after months of political crisis. to algeria now where national figures have been meeting with opposition parties youth movements and non-governmental organizations to discuss the political crisis there the pro-democracy protests began in february led to the resignation of longtime president. now they're calling for a complete overhaul of the ruling elite victoria gate and the reports. that in the seaside resort of. politicians academics and journalists met with the aim of finding a solution to algeria as political crisis talks discussed interim solutions such as the formation of a new cabinet made up of independent professionals as well as the establishment of an independent election commission once formed and visited a presidential election would take place within 6 months. we agree to have these presidential elections that we all have accepted in order for our people to be able to have the 1st democratically elected president in a t

i guess this is the best evidence we have that al gore did invent the internet and is able to protectse: we were looking for pictures that show the screen of clinton and epstein and we couldn't find any. >> they get him on the sleaze factor. this undermines the sleaze factor. epstein was apparently very close to bill clinton and they want nothing to do with it. these poor women who were underaged. they were allegedly abused. that's where the focus should be on. thank you, guys have much. -- very much. til ahead, a classic. "watters' world" at the beach. -excuse me. uh... do you mind...being a mo-tour? -what could be better than being a mo-tour? the real question is... do you mind not being a mo-tour? -i do. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. ♪music time and time again, you know when i'm doing street magic..i'll walk up to someone and i can just see they're against me right? they don't want to be amazed. they don't want this experience to happen. but then the magic happens. ♪can we be there? and all of that falls away. ♪oh, just think of the time ♪i know that some wi

remember, a significant number of democrats even opposed the 1964 civil rights bill, including al gore's father, who launched the filibuster against the bill, and then the 1965 voting act. opposing this landmark legislation. let's not forget robert. once an actual member of the clan. hillary clinton has referred to him as her mentor. you might remember this. >> i've seen a lot of white blank in my time. we all just need to work together to make our country a better country. >> sean: all of what we've shown you is being routinely ignored by the media mob. it happens day in and day out. what used to be every two and four years is not every day. take a look. >> what the leader of the republican party and this congress are doing and blocking an accurate census, because they don't want to count everyone that they don't think they can count on. they are in favor of affirmative action. if you can dunk the basketball or sank a three-point shot. they're not in favor of it if you nearly have the potential to be a leader in your community. don't, we've got a color-blind society. >> sean: george bus

of people like you and others to be guilt by association whether it's donald trump, bill clinton, al goreallen dershowitz just because they knew the guy. >> the media is trying as much as they can do to connect the administration with horrific charge with democratic donor jeffrey epstein, trying to make it about trump, members to have administration when the real story that epstein and bill clinton. >> are the journalists investigating epstein targeting trump and others through guilt by association, is the press cheering resignation of alex acosta, former prosecutor, sweetheart deal for epstein a decade ago. white house stages social media summit with conservative big tech praise from the president. >> some of you are extraordinary, i can't say everybody. no, but some of you are extraordinary, the crap you think of is unbelievable. [laughter] >> but can trump back up charges, facebook, twitter and google discriminate against the right. plus, new book by molly hemmingw i'm howard kurtz and this is media buzz. ♪ ♪ federal prosecutors in new york charged jeffrey epstein with sex trafficking

dinner with bill clinton and two understood aged girls on jeffrey epstein' island, claimed to have met al gore and tipper gore. secret service records show all that is made up. this is woman with a long history of lying for money. >> 12 say they were underaged at the time. edwards discussed the case with gayle, tony and anthony on "cbs this morning." the federal government prepared a 53-page indictment against epstein back ten years ago, 11 years ago. but you just heard alan dershowitz say they thought they were going to lose the case. is he right? >> he is wrong. he knows he is wrong. the federal government had a very strong case. they had identified more than 30, about 34 underaged victims. the evidence was overwhelmingly strong. >> so why did they walk away from that indictment? >> that's what we want to know. so they went from in may of 2007, they have a 53-page indictment, literally two months later, there is the exchange of a nonprosecution agreement between epstein's lawyers and the government. and our biggest problem was the victims were not told anything about it. they're cooperating

yet, people like robert "kkk" bird, al gore's father nowhere to be found. largely opposed by democrats, a whopping 70 democratic legislators and and e longest serving stars was none other than former klansmen himself robert "kkk" byrd. biden spoke at his funeral. the funeral of a former klansman. the del michaela recalled the former klansman or mentor. what if donald trump did that? this is all getting so bad that biden's advisors publicly begging him, stop talking about your political past, because it's a massive liability. biden has no core values, and the core ideas no solutions. eight years of failure, willing to say and do everything to try and appease the new extreme radical democratic socialist party, but is anyone buying it? remember anita hill's apology tour, the flip-flopping on the hyde amendment, he held that position for 40 years and having to pander to, yes, the real speaker of the house, alexandria ocasio-cortez. by the way, i'm not saying she's the real speaker of the idiots in the media. it's not a conspiracy theory. but alexandra collier c

and then something similar happened when al gore received that briefing book. and then to interfere in the election by stealing i materials and ejecting that. is that they aided the russian attack by promoting the materials? >> without a doubt. and also the opportunity of 2016 was that at the time when they involve themselves in the election but john mccain was not the nominee. john mccain iai am confident he had the strengthth of character to say i don't want your help i don't need your help. but it wasn't it was donald trump. and build that into his campaign c strategy one of the most startling facts is that within hours they were prove they were listening because they try to hack a server so yes a lot of responsibility goes to donald trump. so many of us were urging o the press it isn't always the case that the documents are stolen and sometimes to override that public significance. and with these articles and then to begin with the most important part we only know what the russians want us to know. and this is what we learned and without that critical conte

maybe al gore should be -- remember when al gore said we got to get rid of beef but i can't stop eating takes the plunge we're on to something. >> he might. it's an hour and 20 minutes until i have a cheeseburger. charles: thank you all very much. now there's this. wealthy new yorkers are ditching new york city for sunny miami. it's all about the taxes. more than 63,000 people have fled the big apple in search of lower taxes. we've got our south florida real estate agent, samantha dibianchi next. we know it's been great for business. >>> first, we also have the c.o.o. of realogy who announced a deal with amazon this week. we will go to that ceo and get the details when we come back. charles: checking the big board here, we are trying to get some traction. we are still above 22 for the dow and about evenly split on the 30 components. >>> another big partnership for amazon, the real estate company realogy teaming up with the retail giant for sales. want to bring in ryan snyder, realogy ceo. this is all about something they call turnkey. how does that work? >> well, turnkey is a product th

significant number of congressional democrats opposed to the historic 1964 civil rights bill including al gore's father who launched a filibuster against the bill. then the 1965 voting rights act also largely opposed to democrats, with a whopping 70 democratic law makers on posing this landmark legislates. let's not forget democratic senator robert kkk bird, once an actual member of the clan, became the leader of the democrats in the united states senate. hillary clinton has referred to the former klansman as her mentor. even after this bizarre interview took place on fox news. you might remember this. >> there are white (bleep), i've seen a lot of white (bleep) in my time, in you want to use that word. we've all, we just need to work together to make our country a better country. >> sean: all of it was showing tonight has been routinely ignored by the media mob, everyone else on the left. we literally routinely see horrible false attacks against republicans. it happens day in and day out. what used to be every two and four years is every day. take a look. >> what the leader of the republican pa

al gore -- algorithms reed headlines.l: how do you deal with events coming out of nowhere, people hanging on to investments for years and all of a sudden aren't? you talk about the conundrum having something ever a proven winner and they get out? >> company has 50% market share. then they have 47% market share. then they have 44% market share. it doesn't happen overnight. neil: you said the best barometer are. that is something that is a constant. >> earnings are a constant. how do the companies get to the earnings. the earnings, we know there are all kind of ways to manufacture earnings. i say listen, want to know the health after company, start at at the top. if they raise prices without losing margin, expanding, history of execution. you don't have to be a brain surgeon. i consider myself smart but you don't have to be a brain surgeon. these are things i've been doing for 30 years. neil: brain surgeons are not good at -- >> you're right. neil: doctors, thank god you're doing this. >> you know why? they make a classic i

he looked at that deal and trashed it, famously debated al gore on the subject.trump would agree with him. >> he would, and a lot of others would as well. yeah. >> but the irony is now that texas is the largest exporting state in the nation and that the growth of the state of texas is attributable to the fact we have this massive corridor along the southern border, some of the busiest rail lines in the world as a result of nafta. so there is irony there. but no, going back to the point of debt, you have to wonder how he viewed the last presidential election and the subject of debt wasn't even brought up by either party. it's as if it's disappeared from the discourse. neil: you know, people forget that, if memory serves me right, he was leading in all the polls before he dropped out and returned and still got -- didn't get a single electoral vote. i always wonder in retrospect, would have, should have, could have, had he not quit the race, he was leading bill clinton and george bush senior at the time, whether he could have pulled it off. >> we know that a billion

called a racist, every two, four years, the same, republicans don't want to count you in the senses, al gore a group of predominantly african-americans. this is not new. this is what they always say about every -- >> we have to fight this head-on. >> sean: yeah, all right, guys. >> this is why president trump has taken the fight head-on. >> sean: thank you both. when we come back fbi informant who spied on team trump. also the question is robert mueller and yes, james comey must answer. gregg jarrett, sara carter straight ahead. ♪ -and...that's your basic three-point turn. -[ scoffs ] if you say so. ♪ -i'm sorry? -what teach here isn't telling you is that snapshot rewards safe drivers with discounts on car insurance. -what? ♪ -or maybe he didn't know. ♪ [ chuckles ] i'm done with this class. -you're not even enrolled in this class. -i know. i'm supposed to be in ceramics. do you know -- -room 303. -oh. thank you. -yeah. -good luck, everybody. ♪ >> sean: cross fire hurricane has now morphed into cross fire boomerang as we have told you. and nothing mueller says on wednesday will change that.

in his debates with al gore, gore seems to do better. they said later on, four years later with john kerry, kerry seemed to do better. i always think these debate experts are something. the american people seem to feel otherwise. so i don't know if there's a disconnect between people that are -- do this every day and really immersed in it versus average folks that look for other qualities. >> that's why it's so interesting to see what happens with joe biden's fund-raising numbers. there's a clear disconnect with what people in washington d.c. think when they watch the debates and then talk to their friends about the debate and what voters who pull the lever for a candidate or actual voters that write a check for a particular candidate, what they're thinking. so it's interesting to see the kind of money that biden is able to bring in. remember earlier in the year, he raised $6.3 million. so there's high expectations that he's going to be able to follow up on that and improve on those numbers. again that was before the debate and before pe

the clinton white house responded with a challenge, a one-on-one debate with vice president al gore liveon cnn with larry king as moderator. >> i'm listening. i haven't heard the answer, but go ahead. >> that's because you haven't quit talking. >> how do you stop it without maf ta. >> are you going to listen? work on it. >> it was watched by millions of viewers. just over a week later, nafta passed both the house and senate. it took effect on january 1st, 1994. ross perot was born in 1930 in texas where his father ran a cotton hill. he graduated from the navel academy in 1953 and spent four years at sea. he started electronic data systems in the early 1960s. it later became one of the world's largest technology services companies, processing data. perot became a billionaire in 1984 when he sold a controlling interest to general motors for $2.5 billion. a couple of years later, he started a second data processing company, perot systems corporation. it sold to dell in 2009 for almost $4 billion. in 1969, president richard nixon asked perot to seek better treatment for u.s. prisoners of war

. >> he thought he had a shot with al gore or george w. bush. country was independent back then, why wouldn't they vote for him? >> people forget that part of his history. here's what i see happen. when there's an argument made that this is strategic, what he's doing is strategic with the tweets and so forth, what you hear is don't give him so much the benefit of the doubt. >> aaron and i both worked at "the new york post." it's a tabloid newspaper with a lot of little stories in it. in the '90s when i worked there and interviewed trump at the time, it was almost like pretwitter. it was short, irresistible nuggets. if you did what trump wanted, which was call him a billionaire, whatever you wanted as long as you called him a billionaire, but there were people who got given trips to mar-a-lago and other perks. if you were like wayne barrett who wrote an investigative book, you ended up locked to the wall in an atlantic city jail cell. so he knew how to work reporters and he knew how to communicate in little bits. and he was made for the social me

called a racist, every two, four years, the same, republicans don't want to count you in the census, al goretly african-americans. this is not new. this is what they always say about every -- >> that's why we have to fight this head-on. >> sean: yeah, all right, guys. >> this is why president trump has taken the fight head-on. >> sean: thank you, both. when we come back, the fbiig informant who spied on team trump.n: also the questions robert mueller and yes, james comey must answer. gregg jarrett, sara carter straight ahead. ♪ james comey must doctor bob, what should i take for back pain? before you take anything, i recommend applying topical relievers first. salonpas lidocaine patch blocks pain receptors for effective, non-addictive relief. salonpas lidocaine. patch, roll-on or cream. hisamitsu. ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma♪ ♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun♪ ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma ♪that i'm a traveller transitions™ light under control™ ♪ ♪ >> sean: cross-fire hurricane has now morphed into cross-fire boomerang as we have told you. and nothing mueller says on wednesday

when you were running for president, on the ticket with al gore, we had at the time a $5.8 trillion debt. we were going through a few years -- we had surpluses. 5.8 trillion compared to 22, 23 trillion now, and we are celebrating it to your debt ceiling agreement that kind of keeps everything going at a faster rate. what you think? >> i think it's terrible. like everybody says, our kids and grandkids are going to pay it in norma's amount of money for our irresponsibility. >> neil: and yet at the middle of this we are shouting at each other. >> yeah. >> neil: it doesn't solve any of those. >> sinking in the longer term because of the debt we're taking on. let me cite an example, the balanced budget act of 1997, basically the result of an extraordinary bipartisan compromise between president bill clinton and speaker of the house newt gingrich. it actually balance the budget. we had surpluses for a few year years. >> neil: we get past our differences. stick we've got bigger problems that will secure our future. the president is a capable man. he knows how to run businesses. he really ought

he seemed to stick it to al gore when they were talking about nafta. >> well, i'm listening.nafta? >> reporter: fodder for the impersonation. >> larry, will you listen to me? stay focused. i'm here. listen. >> reporter: one of the things ross perot was known for, he was known for showing more charts than an eye doctor. >> i'm embarrassed to show you this chart. up, up, oops. >> reporter: perot found out he had leukemia five months ago but he sure knew how to shrug off mortality. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> what a life. >>> brooefb breaking news. the british ambassador to the united states has resigned after a tense back and forth with president trump. "new day" continues right now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is new "day." it's wednesday july 10th, 8:00 in the east, and the british ambassador to the united states has just resigned. this comes days after leaked cable found he described the trump administration as inept and called trump insecure. the british prime minister theresa may

in fact, something similar happen in 2000 when al gore received a briefing book from a video from the george w. bush campaign and contacted the fbi. that enter effort to interfere by filling materials and injecting it into the political process did not work and is that how you read it that donald trump effectively aided the russian attack by promoting what wikileaks by promoting the materials russia stole? >> without a doubt. i'm often struck in my job with sometimes the wonderful and sometimes awful fluidity of things. the awful gratuity of 2016 is that at a time when the russians decided to maximize involve themselves on their election john mccain was not the nominee for the gop and it was donald trump. had it been john mccain i am confident that he had the strength of character to say russia, but the hell out and i don't want your help, i don't need your help, i despise your intervention but it wasn't. it was donald trump and he welcomed it and built it into his campaign strategy and publicly called on the russians to one of the most startling facts from the report is that within h

the clinton white house responded with a challenge, a one-on-one debate with viet al gore live on cnntening. i haven't heard the answer. >> that's because you haven't quit talking. >> i'm listening. how do you stop it without nafta? >> are you going to listen? work on it. >> it was watched by millions of viewers. just over a week later, nafta passed both the house and senate. it took effect on january 1st, 1994. ross perot was born in 1930 in texas where his father ran a cotton mill. he graduated from the navel academy in 1953 and spent four years at sea. he started electronic data systems in the early 1960s. it later became aun of the world's largest technology service companies processing data. perot became a billionaire in 1994 when he sold to general motors for $2.5 million. a couple of years later he started a second data processing company, perot systems corporation. it sold to dell in 2009 for almost $4 billion. in 1969, president richard nixon asked perot to seek better treatment for u.s. prisoners of war in north vietnam. he traveled where he mess with ambassadors from russia

al gore's father tried to block the 1954 civil rights act, the historic legislation. lyndon johnson relied on republican support to get it passed. the democrats went through with a filibuster. the list goes on. we don't even have time to list all of the creepy, crazy, sleepy uncle joe's racist remarks and policies over the years. and let's talk about charges of sexual misconduct. again, selective.rs feigned moral outrage. only when it is a republican or donald trump or donald trump supporter or donald trump appointee. remember that the "i believers" in the kavanaugh hearings, they are nowhere to be found when a democrat is accused of wrongdoing.he case in point, the governor of virginia who gayle king interviewed, two women, one accused of a rape and other violent sexual assault, both telling people at the time that he is still in office and i have not heard a word from one of the "i-believers." keith ellison got a promotion. bill clinton serving twoha terms as president. what about the issue of russia collusion? two and a half years of conspiracy lies and a hoax, hil

whether it's donald trump, clinton, al gore. dershowitz.ecause they knew the guy. >> i have to jump in. i'm not saying guilt by association. what do you want me to invite you on and not ask about questions in the news about a sweetheart deal from acosta. >> he's some pedophile. my experience with donald trump is if he sees somebody as a bad apple. whether something perverted like this. he will stay as far as possible. and it's come out in press reports, as soon as they heard about some of this they said he wasn't allowed at mar-a-lago. i never knew -- >> it was because of the federal charges against him. they revoked his membership. >> even before that? i had been a member. i had never seen him there. nobody mentioned his name. the idea donald trump is somehow associated with this guy is he knew the guy he knew him socially. he said nice things about him. it's now coming -- >> people are asking -- you're thinking it's because someone people want to associate donald trump with that behavior. >> you keep putting quotes. >> it's about alex aco

military says he will protect and implement a power sharing deal with the opposition general abdul fatah al gore hahn says the time has come to rebuild the nation off the months of political crisis. russian and syrian government all planes are continuing to launch as strikes and rebel held province it's the last opposition stronghold in the country was heavily bombarded early on saturday rescue teams are searching for survivors at least 13 civilians including 7 children have been killed in the strikes in the last 36 hours. this the rebels are saying they've attacked warplane hangars in southern saudi arabia yemeni media have reported a drone strike on a port saudi arabian officials say coalition forces into septillion downed hoofy drones targeting the kingdom is the latest in a string of attacks with who is claiming another strike on thursday demonstrators have rallied in yemen calling for an end to saudi arabia's presence and interference thousands of people took to the streets of in the country's east and want to take back control of the region's ports orders and airports the conflict between