there was sort of a leadership by committee on this campaign and you had the chief strategist joel benson essentially demoated, jake sullivan the chief policy guy was essentially elevated to that -- to a de facto chief strategist role. none of this stuff came out during the election. there was a lot of concern on the part of the clinton camp they didn't want it to look like they were unsteady. their -- part of hillary clinton's narrative for better or worse was that she was steady. i think some voters looked at that as her being the status quo but against donald trump whom was a disrupttory an antiestablishment who had three different campaign managers during his campaign, they really didn't want it to get out there this idea the clinton people didn't want it to get out there this idea that she was firing people so they said sort of quietly did >> i think that's one of the things that surprised me most is that the public face or what we saw from this campaign was absolutely the opposite, you know, when you guys talked to folks and found out what was going on behind the scenes. how did som

is with keni benson. kevin?e on february 3, president trump issued a directive that was seen as walking back former president barack obama's issue on the fiduciary standards. what is the problem the wise the so much confusion? >> the president's memorandum -- memorandum rolls back this fiduciary role. it wants to look at customer choice, cost, the potential for increased litigation. kevin: sue attorney with it. back andd if you come find issues, which we believe they are multiple cases. you then need to either review or percent rule. we think the instructions were quite clear from the president to the department. we think it was appropriate for the department to put a 60 day delay. delay thement did not rule as much as they should and need to. kevin: we can talk to the center elizabeth warren, they argue that this industry is in dire need of more regulation. low think it is hurting income americans, they think they have a situation where dealers are not acting in the best interests of their clients. you have to

this happened just after midnight at a home on calhoun streetnear benson avenue. at the scene, officers learned a group of teens were gathered outside the home. when a gunman inside a car across the street opened fire at the crowd. four people were shot. five others suffered other injuries. police say all nine people are juvenilesand were taken to the hospital with minor to serious injuries. the get- away car is described as a four-door vehicle. possibly carrying two suspects. (áájr stoneáá) an intense manhunt in ohio tonight...for the man police say shot and killed an elderly man on facebook live. justine... you have learned police are urging him to turn himself in... .(áájustineáá) police in cleveland say the suspect is... this man steve stephens. police say he is armed and dangerous. the f-b-i is assisting cleveland police in their search. in the facebook live video recorded today, stephens says he has also killed more than a dozen other people. police have not verified that information. according to cnn...the suspect spoke with his mother today... and told her

talking sixers and ben simmons and the coach says his number one goal this off season is number one benson point guard for next season 6-10 pushing 7 feet are you on board with simmons being the true point guard? >> i'm not on board with this and ben simmons should play the three and occasionally bringing the ball up likely bron where he handles the ball for a certain amount of time as point guard and he has to guard the other end and guard quick guard down at the other end if you put him in that spot and i know they say magic johnson did it, i think magic johnson did it and i'm going to get killed for it but did it when the league was not as athletic and quick and had kareen to cover up mistakes and it's a mistake to cover the point guard if he plays 35 minutes a game for defensive end they will suffer 35 minutes a game. >> why not draft the guy and pick up the guy in free agency and brown cannot promise this is the right move but is comfortable so they are giving it a shot listen to this mike. >> i think ben simmons has a chance to be a match up nightmare because he is 6-10 and they will

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it happened early this morning on calhoun street near benson avenue in vallejo's hillcrest park neighborhood. ktvu's rob malcolm was at the scene today speaking to neighbors. >> reporter: the video shot by ian darnell shows the aftermath after a birthday party for a 14- year-old girl ended in gunfire. after hearing loud bangs, he stepped outside to take a look. >> i saw the bullet whiz past my head. and then, yeah, it was insane to see a bunch of little kids get shot. >> reporter: vallejo police were called to the house at 110 calhoun street near benson avenue shortly after mid night. once on scene their found eight teens wounded and others injured. >> real quick pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. me as a kid from utah, colorado, those were gunshots. they were not fire crackers. i heard people screaming. the next thing i know my whole neighborhood was littered with emergency vehicles. >> reporter: the victims were all under the the age of 18. residents of the house told ktvu fox 2 news the kids were from local schools and came to celebrate a birthday party for a 14-year-old girl. a grandmother kim and

is defending its redeployment of carrier strike group to benson pool. h.r.his is not unishl they'll get ready to move in that series. >> secretary of state breaks in just a few hours he'll make the sixth of his counterparts from around the world to discuss syria and russia's role in last week's devastating chemical attack. >> tillerson said that there was no evidence moscow was involved. that doesn't mean they're blameless. >> regardless of whether russia was conclusive here or whether they were simply incompetent or got out witted, you would have to ask the russians that question. clearly they have failed. >> officials are hoping the u.s. will clarify its position at the g-7 meeting. nick robinson is on location. >> it certainly seems that syria is going to take up more than talking time here than was expected. you have tillerson, the brit irk, french, canadian foreign mill sis all here brought with her money, the british said he's cancelled a trip to moscow, he wants to work with the foreign ministers here to come up with a collective position on syria to

jackie benson, news 4. >>> thank you, jackie. new at 11:00, the city of hyattsville just voted to officially become a sanctuary city. ordinance prevents police officers and other city workers from providing immigration status to the federal government. it will become law june 8th. supporters argue it is is a matter of public safety. all should be able to trust local >> whether or not they are safe in their community. >> president trump has threatened to caught off federal funding to sanctuary cities. for hyattsville it could mean a loss of $20,000 in federal grants. >>> president trump will sign a new executive order tomorrow. the white house is calling it buy american, hire american. it will require federal agencies to buy more goods and services from u.s. companies and workers. it will move the h 1 b visa for foreign workers away from the current lottery system, ensuring those visas go to the most skilled or highest paid applicants. >>> meanwhile, a war of words continues between north korea and t and the united states. today p

and #oneluckyguy, political editor guy benson is here. you are outnumbered, sir. always great to have you. great to have you back as well. >> you too. >> oh, thank you. glad to be back on the crooked couch. >> happy easter, everyone. there's a lot going on. let's get right to it. good to have you on this day where all of this news is breaking. vice president mike pence after the piled adult -- failed missile test. and not to test president trump as he cited reactions in syria and afghanistan, greg palkot joins us from north korea. >> tensions grow over the ban and nuclear missile programs of the country. vice president pence aware of where we are below the dnc. a talking tough as part of a four nation asian tour to deal with the belligerency coming from north korea. he says that he wants the united states to achieve security through peaceful means, negotiations, sanctions, getting china involved. they say all options are on the table for president trump. >> north korea would do well not to test his resolve or the strength of the armed forces of the united states i

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guy benson is also with us, political editor at townhall.com and a fox news contributor. how many presidents have struggled for peace in the middle east? is it possible that with these new proposals from the king of egypt and from king abdullah of jordan, that there could be a positive start? >> it is good news that they are trying. president trump is very committed to making a huge effort in this endeavor that you pointed out has really bedeviled many presidents before. it is clear from the past that although presidents and previous administrations have said they can walk and chew gum at the same time, when they are consumed by the numerous challenges and crises at the same time, makes it harder to stick to long-term projects like peace between the israelis and palestinians. when he deals with what kind of posture he's going to take on syria with the russians, the iranians, with regard to the civil war there, and also how to respond to the testing of missiles by the north koreans and how to work with the chinese to deal with that immediate threat. it's obviously somethin

. - it was actually a 13-year-old orphan named benny benson who submitted the winning design. it was a territory-wide flag contest. alaska wasn't even a state yet, and they got all sorts of wonderful entries with polar bears and everything else you relate to alaska, eskimo images, those sorts of things. but he simply went with the big dipper, which is a part of ursa, the great bear, because he saw strength in the people of alaska, and then he also included the north star, because, whether it was his foresight, his hope, whatever it might be, he saw that someday alaska would be, or he hoped it would be, the northernmost of the united states. - his hope became a reality in 1959, when alaska became our 49th state. today, alaska remains our largest state geographically, but our smallest in terms of population. with flag facts, i'm eric. - the new york yankees have had the best success of any major league baseball team, having won 27 world series titles. however, in second place is the st. louis cardinals, having won 11 world series titles. one of the original national league teams

damian benson made this anniversary video for his girlfriend last year. together for 18 months, diana says they were close to getting engaged. >> marriage was in the talks. kids were in the talks. >> but on march 19, the 26-year- old had a heart attack and died. the coroner said it was complications from coronary artery disease. >> the love of my life. i listen today his chest, but his heart was not beating at all. >> reporter: now, instead of planning their wedding, deanna is planning his funeral. for his memorial, she ordered 160 eco friend lilian friendly lanterns to release at his favorite beach. >> my heart dropped. >> reporter: video shows a man running up to her porch and grabs the box with $200 worth of lanterns inside. at the same time, another angle shows a white suv pulling up alongside the house. >> i'm going through the worst thing i could imagine in my life. and ... i'm not trying to stress about anything else. >> reporter: deanna filed a police report, but now, just days away from damian's memorial, she says it will go on. >> i want to have

. >> reporter: police were called to the house at 110 calhoun street near benson avenue after mid-92 it. >> real quick pop, pop, pop. me as a quid from utah, colorado, those were gunshots. they were not firecrackers. then i heard people screaming and next thing i know, me whole neighborhood was littered with emergency vehicles. >> reporter: the victims under the age of 18 were taken to area hospitals in stable condition. the residents told ktvu fox news that kids were from local schools and came to celebrate a birthday party for a 14-year- old girl. a grandma and another relative declined to go on camera but wanted to share what happened. >> at 12:00 -- and they waited -- [ indiscernible ] i don't know why they would do that. he's a teenager. >> they were waiting on their rides home. some of the kids live in the neighborhood, so they were walking home. >> uh-huh. >> and a car just slowed down and that was it. that was the end. you heard shots fired and all the kids started running. some ran back in the house. >> reporter: according to police in vallejo, two suspects wearing ski masks

. >> reporter: vallejo police were called to the house at 110 calhoun street near benson after shortly after midnight. once on scene they found eight teens wounded and others injured. >> real quick pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. for me as a kid from utah, colorado, those were gunshots. they were not fire crackers. i heard people screaming. next thing i know my whole vehicle was littered with emergency vehicles. >> reporter: victims under the age of 18 were taken to area hospitals in stable condition. residents of the house told ktvu fox 2 news the kids were from local schools. they came to celebrate a birthday party for a 14-year- old girl. a grandmother kim and another relative named chris declined to go on camera, but wanted to share what happened. >> at 12:00 the party was over. it was over. i don't know why anyone would do that. they were teenagers. >> they were waiting for their rides home. some of the kids live in the neighborhood, so they were walking home. a car just slowed down and that was it. that was the end because you heard shots fired and all the kids started running. some cam

tom benson joins us from a rainy city hall with the latest on this developing story. >> reporter: the move here at city hall today, if it is passed would make it so that private airlines could not use sfpd officers to enforce business rules. also making it more difficult for passengers to get injured, and protecting the city were potential lawsuits. new video shows dr. david dao refusing to give up his seat to an airline employee on a flight in chicago on sunday. >> i'm not going. >> reporter: video of what happened next went viral. >> my god. what are you doing. >> reporter: he was on his way to louisville, where he is a medical doctor. he was physically dragged from his seat and off of the aircraft by three security guards. the actions drew harsh criticism and an airlines attendant unit. and a san francisco san francisco supervisor joined the fray. he asked the city attorney to investigate whether san francisco can enact a new policy ibt wering sfpd officers from helping airlines enforce business decisions. >> they actually use force instead of persuasion to get those extra seats th

this happened just after midnight sunday morning at a home on calhoun street near benson avenue. officers say a group of teens were gathered outside the home. a car carrying two people in ski masks started shooting at the house. four people were shot. five others suffered other injuries. police say all nine people are under 18 years old and were taken to the hospital with minor to serious injuries. there is no description of the car or the shooters. (terisa) a man is severely injured in menlo park after his car slammed into a tree and caught fire. it happened around 4:30 yesterday morning morning on sand hill road. firefighters quickly worked to extinguish the flames and rescue the victim. the victim is a man in his 20's. he is suffering from severe burns and extensive trauma. the cause of the crash is currently under investigation. a man somehow gets into the sewer system in san francisco and then gets lost. he then had to be rescued. fortunately he was not hurt. it happened yesterday morning on berry street in the city's mission bay neighborhood. after getting lost the man star

this happened just after midnight sunday morning at a home on calhoun street near benson avenue. officers say a group of teens were gathered outside the home. that's when they say a car carrying two people in ski masks shot at the house. four people were shot. five others suffered other injuries. police say all nine people are under 18 years old and were taken to the hospital with minor to serious injuries. there is no clear description of the car or the shooters. ( james ) authorities are urging people in several states to be on alert as a manhunt continues for an accused killer out of cleveland. the f-b-i, joining the search for steve stephens -- who targeted an elderly man at random, killed him, and posted video of the murder on facebook. reid binion has the latest on the search. chief calvin williams / cleveland police: "i mean what happened today is senseless." cleveland police chief calvin williams -- speaking to the media after officials say steve stephens killed an elderly man, recorded the crime --- then uploaded the video to facebook.chief calvin williams / cleveland po

buy benson, the political editor at "town hall.com" and juan williams. this report of devin nunes going away, coming back, talking to reporters about alleged surveillance. how big a story is that? >> we heard the president say the press is getting bogged down in process. that's how stories get told. we need to see if 9 media is using devin nun else as a distraction the way donald trump uses his twitter feed as a distraction. >> i think it's hard to follow the expript and the plot in -- i think it's hard to follow the script in this saga. there doesn't seem to be hard evidence on either side of this. one of the beefs i have with the media in our coverage of this controversy is they are focusing so much on the house acrimony, very little attention is spent on the senate side. if we are trying to figure out what's happening with russia visa advice our arecollections, iaof -- advice vis a visour ele. >> we are focusing on that process it's a distraction whereas the senate intelligence committee's investigation might be doing parole work. howie: that assumes

fox news contributor guy benson is the coauthor of the 015 book "end of discussion."ice cal correctness has been with us -- political correctness has been with us for decade to shut down quote unnote problematic viewpoints and it's escalating. reporter: coulter has withdrawn from the event, but she told the associated press she may still swing by to say hi to her supporters. lou: we'll see if it's fansly political correctness on the part of berkeley university. maybe it's fascism. the freedom caucus on board with the new health plan, and the white house is confident a vote will come soon. >> the president wants a vote and the healthcare system as soon as possible. we feel positive about the work to get to that. >> among those on board with the president's plan, congressman jim jordan joins me next. this group of climbers conquering caves and a sheer rock face for a remarkable stunt. we recently had a heart attack. but we are not victims. we are survivors. we are survivors. we are survivors. and now we take brilinta. for people who've been hospitalized for a heart atta

this happened just after midnight at a home on calhoun streetnear benson avenue. at the scene, officers learned a group of teens were gathered outside the home. when a gunman inside a car across the street opened fire at the crowd. four people were shot. five others suffered other injuries. police say all nine people are juvenilesand were taken to the hospital with minor to serious injuries. the get- away car is described as a four-door vehicle. possibly carrying two suspects. (justine)tonight - a south bay man has been arrested and a football signed by nfl legend jerry rice for a charity auction is one step closer to its rightful owner.kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to the victims and police. she joins us live in the newsroom. hermela. how did they catch this guy? (hermela aregawi)police say the football is now in their handsand the suspect has been booked into santa clara county jail.patrick van lam of san jose turned himself in on saturday.police say the 45 year old worked with at least one person to steal the ball from a charity auction for special needs orpah

guy benson fox news contributor from denver, colorado catching a late spring season ski. i kid.ke berman reports an hour ago it's premature to suggest that the tax plan the president campaigned on has been scrapped. now, where do you think this is when people like senator rob portman are arguing there is a lot going on behind the scenes that we aren't privy to? >> i'm sure that's true. the senator is right. bill, i think what's so important when we talk about tax reform is sequencing of legislation. keep in mind we thought a couple weeks ago the healthcare bill was dead and buried and now it seems like maybe after this april recess congress will take another stab at that. if they do, if they pass something, that changes the playing field completely for tax reform because it makes it roughly one trillion easier in terms of the baseline. if that doesn't happen, then there is a revenue problem and the house has some ideas how to deal with it. the senate has made rumblings they aren't happy with the house plan and the white house is caught somewhere in between. factors all over the

guy benson, a.b. stoddard, mollie hemingway.enior editor at "the federalist" and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. mollie, should we be surprised to find susan rice at the center of the story? >> ever since devin nunes talked about the unmasking, i would assumed it would be lower level. this is not a minor flunky. already a pretty serious allegation, now something much bigger. >> it's important to remind their viewers, as i often do, i did two weeks ago, that although people want to confuse the two. unmasking is not leaking. unmasking is not wiretapping. it is not surveillance and while devin nunes lied about this, president trump lied about it, susan rice lied about it. this revelation could be anything from a scandal to a crime. should be a separate investigation. who leaked it? was the unmasking legal? that's different from an allegation that president obama ordered wiretapping. it's not actually a story. it's about two separate things and they may be two separate wrongs. unmasking is not wiretapping and not leaking.

john benson is charged with steeling the identity of a baby who died in 1972 two months after he wasallas, texas. the baby's family alerted the authorities after an ancestry.com search suggested he was still alive. >>> president trump's tone with russia has cooled despite calling for warmer ties with the country much has to do with the chemical attack in syria how much russia knew about it and when. secretary of state rex tillerson had a closed door meeting with vladimir putin yesterday. >> i would like to think they didn't know, but they could have, they were there. we'll find out. >> russia has spoken out against the united states military strike on syria and the cause to oust the assad regime. he blocked the resolution that would condemn the syrian government use of chemical weapons. it denies that the government was behind that attack. >> we had a nice stretch of weather, david is here to tell us what is in store today. some people would say not to much, but it's a nice day. we have sunshine coming up over the horizon and clouds over by the coast. generally speaking it will be a

. >> jon: for more on this, let's bring in amy stoddard, also guy benson. we have our cameras focused there on the interior department where president trump is said to make an announcement shortly regarding the antiquities act. he's going to be reviewing whether the national monument designation made by the three previous presidents ought to be upheld. it's not an issue that i recall ever coming up during the course of the campaign, are you surprised? >> now, i don't think trauma voters after heard about the antiquities act of 19 oh six. i don't know that anybody cares. it is a concern for some reasons around the country and some lawmakers have been asking president trump since the transition to see whether there was overreach in these previous designations. some tribes in these states might subject wow object. the president has ridiculed the first 100 days marker and he took it seriously during the campaign. he wants to end the first 100 days with great fanfare. he's done a lot of different things this weekend is really being active and this is just anothe

later this hour, we'll set with kent benson, get his thoughts on the fiduciary rule and how the appointmente next labor secretary could affect that.

here guy benson, townhall.com political editor. he is also a fox news contributor.ri cafaro, former democratic ohio state minority leader. guy, start with you. many see the first 100 days as a bellwether for the president's ability to govern. is he right, it is a ridiculous standard and where will he fall out? >> i think you can make both arguments. the first one hi days is a bit of a media construct. presidents accomplish a lot beyond their first 100 days. he is calling that out. there is plenty of time to go. let's not obsess the first 100 days. he himself referred to that standard early in his presidency and shortly after he was elected. we'll get a lot done very quickly with republican majorities. so far legislatively that has not come to pass. it cuts both ways. lea: not legislatively. he has taken a lot of executive actions to roll back obama era regulations? capri, do you think that will be recognized or how will he be graded? >> beauty is in the eye of the beholder, if you will. some will try to point to, for example, the nomination and confirmation of justi

karl benson. it's an aircraft carrier. it comes with two u.s. destroyers that ballistic missile defense systems on board. definitely critical capability for the korea theater given all the missile tests, ballistic missile tests that byeopyongyans conducted in recent weeks. and donald trump's national security adviser, lieutenant mcmaster, spoke to that very issue today. >> it's prudent to do it, isn't it? north korea has been engaged in a pattern of provocative behavior. this is a rogue regime that is now a nuclear capable regime. president xi and president trump agreed that is unacceptable. that what must happen is the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. the president has asked us to be prepared to give a full range of options to remove that threat of the american people to our allies and partners in the region. >> the military has been producing options for some time to deal with the north korean problem. this has been an ongoing problem extending back decades even with their nuclear program. that being said one of the ftop generals rece

when you tack it on with the tomahawk's, with the call benson setting off the north korean coast, i thinkhat they're really taking notice of is the speed with which this president listen to his national security professionals, makes a decision, and moves out for a battlefield or a strategic messaging effect. i think it's changing everybody's calculations. >> jenna: i beg forgiveness from our producers, but i want the viewers to hear something from someone who spent time in the country. great to have you. give very much. spin on president of wisconsin the manhunt for a armed and dangerous fugitive comes to an end after ten long days. also, new threats from north korea on the eve of the rogue nations most national holiday laced it all without touching our savings. yeah, our insurance won't do that. no. you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rate

it's putting the uss benson on the coast of the korean peninsula. >> harris: to the state apartment notade business? >> eric: the state department state department -- we are 90 something days into it. there is a 15,000 people in the administration that need to be changed out. you have an argument to say that rex tillerson missed the ball on pointing out iran as a state-sponsored organization. >> harris: no, i'm putting up that the language was put back. >> eric: it should be. you have north korea that's starting to use nuclear weaponry, you have iran who says they're going to or has the ability to do it 20 years down the road, which i think is 20 months down the road. the world is getting more dangerous and the fact that they're talking about -- let's kill the iran deal completely. spicer said today, every 90 days, they have a review of whether or not iran is complying. i guarantee you from day one they stopped complying. at some point, they're going to pull the plug. >> harris: >> sandra: he's sayit there are nefarious acts by the government that are part of the deal as well. >> meghan

. >> sandra: guy benson is political editor for town hall.com and fox news contrib e contributor and bernard whitman. what do you know about this? >> i think it's progress, but i wouldn't say there's been a break through. i spoke to a couple republican aides on capitol hill just a few minutes ago and they said no legislative text yet. they're trying to hammer out the final details in the compromise. it might be discussed on a caucus wide conference call this coming weekend. so there are some suggestion that perhaps there could be a vote next week. there are sort of downplaying that at the leadership level. but we shall see. it seems like they are closer to getting something done or accomplished than it seemed like they might be even a week or two ago. >> sandra: bernard, according to the hill, here are some of the details of the compromise about which we are discussing. for one, states would have the option to apply for waivers to allow them to repeal one of obamacare's core protection for people with preexisting conditions called community rating. that means insurers would no longer

>> special to get you are one lucky guy today, guy benson, always good to have you. that does it for us, we will be back on tv tomorrow at noon, "happening now" happens now. >> jenna: we start with a fox news alert as our key nato ally talks about international claims of voting fraud and eight national referendum. >> jon: the referendum barely passed giving turkeys president new powers. more on the head and more "happening now." the hunt is on for this man accused of randomly killing an elderly man and posting it on facebook. police pleading for the suspect to turn himself in. the battle against isis intensifies in the key city mosul, iraq of, that chemical attack being unleashed on government forces. and north korea quiet for now after it failed a missile test over the weekend but the white house has plenty to say about the rogue nation's behavior. vice president pence declaring the era of strategic patients is over. it is all "happening now" ." ♪ >> jon: we begin with the latest saber rattling from north korea and president donald trump who promises a united front

the fallout from all of this early on with fox news contributor town hall.com political editor guy bensonbutor lisa booth and catalina magazine editor cathy areu. cathy, i want to end it with you on what you make of this. i suspect if history is any guide, other judges will make similar rulings and in the interim nothing can be done. right? >> right. exactly. and this is actually good because there are no such things as sanctuary cities. these are cities that happen not to turn in, let's say undocumented citizens. so if you are an illegal immigrant or undocumented citizen you can cooperate with the police without fear of having to show your papers. >> to say you are not going to fund these cities, how are talking about exactly, who are you taking the funding away from. it wasn't very clear. it wasn't a very clear executive order. >> neil: if you are getting any federal funding, lisa, what the president is saying and what those arguing in this case have been saying is that you have to adhere to the laws of the federal government and among those laws is if you are here illegally you can't b

guy benson, political editor at townhall.com. mercedes schlapp, anna palmer, and chris stirewalt.olling was interesting. if you listen to the angst about the administration, what hasn't happened, that poll suggests people are saying let's give it a shot. >> people marching in the streets. you would get a sense from a coverage that there's massive, widespread buyer's remorse with president trump. this poll suggests that's not the case. if we did a redo, trump would win by a larger margin over hillary clinton. the russia stuff is interesting and ought to be investigated. there is the comey discussion coming up. i think what we are seeing, a controversial president, whose numbers internally are not very good, would still defeat mrs. clinton. maybe she was just a lousy candidate and people recognize that. >> bret: people analyzing the accomplishments and legislatively there is no big victory. republican tom cole quote "th majority is not safe. looking to 2010, we need to be more constructive legislatively and there are going to be political implications if we don't." >> obviously we h

guy benson is political editor of town hall.com. both are fox news contributors.lian, let me start with you. what do you think is at the forefront with all of these different issues as they meet today? >> number one and two is most definitely going to be the trade and economic relationship with china. then also the defense relationship with china. i think that because of what happened in syria this week, that will also feature on the agenda between the two leaders. they're going to be focused on hammering out this strategic frame work for the financial aspects of this relationship. it is not clear which relationship this will go. it's great this is being held at mar a-lago. that's a friendlier environment, a more social environment than camp david where these kinds of foreign policy summits are traditionally held. i give the administration kudos going with mar a-lago. it doesn't mean they will emerge from this best friend. this is not a revisit. this is not the same kind of visit he had with prime minister abe. this is much more different, as the president even tw

. >> good afternoon, commissioners brad benson on behalf of the pier 70 team this presentation today is an exciting one about all the public benefits we hope that the pier 7028 acre sites will deliver to the port and the surrounding neighborhood i really want to hand it off to sarah dennis phillips the office of economic workforce development pier 70 project director. >> so she'll walk you through to the presentation and have jack vice president of forest city here to answer any questions should they come up thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners pleasure to be with you today we're here to take you through the draft level overview we're trying to get in public benefits as we develop the study oewd has been before you i think a number of times to talk about the southern bay strategy pier 70 we've approved 3 of the projects in the strategy pier 70 is the next one up and that's what we're here to talk about i think that is helpful to remember we're looking this project in a context of something much larger and point in past presentations we're looking at negotiating to apply to all

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there was a ground breaking study by benson a couple years ago that showed since 1950 in 60 geopolitical of the crisis. there's not a direct correlation between geopolitical risk and market falls. in fact, the famous chicago economist, frank knight, wrote about the difference between risk and uncertainty. markets liekt risk if they measure it and can trade on it, in fact, that's what markets are driven by to a certain extent. what they don't like is uncertainty. what they've seen more from the trump administration this week is certainty. dipmatically, it looks from the first indications out that there's a much different diplomatic handling of china than there was in the campaign. in terms of syria, you're seeing u.s. credibility shown again, willing to stand up when lines are cross on chemical weapons, and steve bannon relegated for the international world, that's an important sign because it's showing that mattis and mcmaster are stepping up a more traditional leadership. >> mike, there you have it, perhaps, if you wonder how markets rally on top of this, certainty and credibility from

what i said at the time was we out ofull carl benson singapore.e would cancel the australian port visit and send it to northeast asia. i did not specify time. pressure onlot of that than implied it was now, now, now. i could have stepped in and corrected that. i feel responsible for that. that is all on me. the messaging of this comes out pacific command. i regret that it happened. i will try to be better but it me.n th-- on forhank you, admiral harris being here today. some believe our nuclear forces only exist to deter attacks on the homeland in the united states but the recent activity --the korean peninsula can you talk about the values that our allies place on our nuclear umbrella and the importance of modernizing our nuclear forces so we can continue to deter adversaries and also to reassure our allies? >> i think our allies are as a arsenalt on our nuclear as we are. i think the shows of force that we provide against our adversaries are important. we have the uss michigan, a guided missile -- it is a guided missile submarine that is in sout

. >> good afternoon, commissioners brad benson on behalf of the pier 70 team this presentation today is an exciting one about all the public benefits we hope that the pier 7028 acre sites will deliver to the port and the surrounding neighborhood i really want to hand it off to sarah dennis phillips the office of economic workforce development pier 70 project director. >> so she'll walk you through to the presentation and have jack vice president of forest city here to answer any questions should they come up thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners pleasure to be with you today we're here to take you through the draft level overview we're trying to get in public benefits as we develop the study oewd has been before you i think a number of times to talk about the southern bay strategy pier 70 we've approved 3 of the projects in the strategy pier 70 is the next one up and that's what we're here to talk about i think that is helpful to remember we're looking this project in a context of something much larger and point in past presentations we're looking at negotiating to apply to all

. >> good afternoon, commissioners brad benson on behalf of the pier 70 team this presentation today is an exciting one about all the public benefits we hope that the pier 7028 acre sites will deliver to the port and the surrounding neighborhood i really want to hand it off to sarah dennis phillips the office of economic workforce development pier 70 project director. >> so she'll walk you through to the presentation and have jack vice president of forest city here to answer any questions should they come up thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners pleasure to be with you today we're here to take you through the draft level overview we're trying to get in public benefits as we develop the study oewd has been before you i think a number of times to talk about the southern bay strategy pier 70 we've approved 3 of the projects in the strategy pier 70 is the next one up and that's what we're here to talk about i think that is helpful to remember we're looking this project in a context of something much larger and point in past presentations we're looking at negotiating to apply to all

the last time a democrat won a senate race in the state of texas was lloyd benson in 1988. president trump's job approval numbers under water with 54% disapproving versus 42 who approve. >> what's the old saying about ted cruz from one of his former roommates or colleagues? >> oh? >> just start disliking him now, because it saves time. >> stop. that's mean. >> unfortunately, that's not true with republican voters, especially in texas. i just wonder, though, if the memory of what he did at the convention and how he refused to endorse trmp and now how he is wrapping his arms around trumpism, if that comes too late and has created an opening not just for more centrist voters but republicans who say i'm kind of tired of this. >> this is really where the democrat makes the difference. they put up a democrat who texasens can look at and say yeah, i like that guy. that's a big factor there. >> political currents and taxes are changing. taxes are still taxes. hillary can win texas. no. she should have gone to wisconsin. i'm not saying that castro can't win this thing. if i'm the de

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syria a couple of weeks ago, in afghanistan a couple of days ago mustering the fleet, sending carl bensonseems much less predictable, and i think that that message, that message that this guy could do anything sunk in even to the korean dictator, and i think the result is the bottom line is this is another at least as of right now, this -- because this was the big day, this is another victory for donald trump. >> so how big is that blink? i think that's a very good point. if the day goes past, usually they do something, there's been rhetoric, something big is coming, it didn't happen, we sent the vice president there. they may have leveraged that too. how big is that moment if he has had a dictator walk back a little bit? >> he hit it right on the head. it's like new year's eve. when you're counting down to new year's eve, there's only one new year's eve. the next day you don't celebrate new year's eve. it's flat. it's like the queen's birthday. it's the day after. it's over already. and for him to miss this propaganda deadline, this very, very significant on the north korean calendar, th

it means that again we could see this nuclear option, a change in set rules and a to hear from guy benson who is a correspondence with fox news says yes, gorsuch filibuster would be yet another totally unprecedented escalation by democrats. and fox news with the article saying that mcconnell, mitch mcconnell, that's the majority leader vowing that he would change those rules, the minority leader chuck schumer predicting he will not be able to get 60 votes to break a filibuster. a couple of other things to look out, one from rebecca siobhan who is talking about funding that lindsey graham mentioned during the hearing, lindsey graham saying this will be the last person subject to a filibuster. because of the change in rules on the senate floor. and again, we could see some of that playing out as early as thursday. of the things to look forward to in the future and this is something that the website above the law had been looking into beyond the gorsuch nomination, rumors that they could see justice kennedy's retirement as early as this summer or possibly next and the writer here going throu