and then benson of "benson and harf" is in the center seat. also a fox news contributor. and the political editor of down hall.com because -- towncall.com because he can't be busy enough. >> guy: you're telling me. >> harris: congratulations on your show! "benson and harf." >> guy: in the flesh together. >> marie: together. >> harris: there is so much going on. get to the news. welcome for joining us. >> thank you. >> jillian: i'm a newbie. >> harris: let's do it. new action in congress one day after the president signed that order. to keep families together. house lawmakers plan to vote on the legislation today to make a series of immigration reforms. debate is set to begin on the floor any time. the president blasted democrats and touted the latest action at a rally last night in minnesota. watch. >> president trump: so the democrats want open borders. let everybody come in. let everybody pour in. we don't care. let them come in from the middle east. let them come in from all over the place. we don't care. we are not going to let it happen. by the way, today, i signed a

guy benson, co-host of "benson and harf" and contributor. welcome.tion they talk about the salmon swimming upstreams and the different agencies and nothing ever happens so i find it fascinating that mick mulvaney is taking this on and the president wants to combine these two. rick perry as we saw in the tease, rick perry wanted to eliminate two, maybe three. maybe the third one is the one he is in charge of now, right? energy. >> it's true. he is sorry he wanted to abolish his job. >> martha: chris, what do you think? >> first, i want to know is a hot dog a sandwich? >> martha: no. >> if they could get to the bottom of this if the hot dog is a sandwich, they would do a great service. hot dog is obviously a sandwich. do you remember when al gore was going to reinvent government. guy doesn't but maybe somebody remembers. >> martha: i remember. >> al gore was going to reinvent government. usually in the administration this is fluff and busy work. i'll quote our friend charles krauthammer when asked about the middle east peace not process he said the sam

let me go to tonight's panel, jessica after tlov and co-host of benson and harf, guy benson, and kim jong-il's biographer, michael malice. welcome, everyone. since you have been there and you understand the state better than anyone i know, did the president get played? >> no. not in the slightest. did you see his body language? it was about dominance and leading the way, and taking a fatherly role. i think it video was masterful. he was giving kim jong-un the opportunity, you are the one who can lead your people to prospety. kennedy: i have issues with the president, but i thought that was really smart. running thing north korea understands is prp began today. >> you could be the hero of your people. this isn't about me, it's about you. it's going in a wonderful direction. and it's very, very sad that people who can't even pronounce kim jong-un's name correctly are going on the air throwing soil on this. i wish they would have been as supportive of this summit as they were of george bush's invasion of iraq. kennedy: i talked to other democrats and they have all said, we want this to

she says he even charged her $6 ride.e cancelled news 4's jackie benson has her story and uber's response>> reporter: kelly has been getting around in a wheelchair for 17 years. she said requesting an uber car after leaving an arlingtons rant wednesday stands out as particularly unpleasant. >> i opened the door, transferred myself in independently, as i always do. the driver, who had not gotten out of e car at that point or looked at me or acknowledged me turned around, got out of the car, and said, no, no, stop. you can put the wheelchair in there. i don't have space for it. >> reporter: she feels the dn driver sho have refused to take her and her wheelchair to their destination. after efforts to make him see sh reasongot out and requested another uber car. she later learned the first driver chaed her for a fare. >> after he left, i got an indication that popped up. he had charged me, even though he would not m allow in his vehicle. >> reporter: an e-mail correspondence followed. utit resulted in a refund, kelly is frustrated, trying to tell the customer service representative, that is n

brad benson. commissioner katz, i -- i've known you for almost 20 years, and first at the board of supervisors, when i worked for supervisor ammiano, and i think you have a real passion and commitment to public policy. i know on the civil rights front, but you're also a policy wonk after my own heart. as supervisor, commissioner katz required all utilities to carrie warning when in the public right-of-way. i think it's that attention to detail that has made you such a great public servant both here at the board of supervisors and at the port commission. i know you really love the development work that we were doing. you're a passionate proponent of the pier 70 project. i think the final thing that i want to say is almost all of your remarks, you really went out of your way to say what great work staff were doing and acknowledging all the work that went into these presentations. it was all so good to hear that positive feedback, so can't thank you enough for your service. thank you. >> thank you. i

news 4's jackie benson has her story and uber's response. >> reporter: kelly has been getting aroundhair for 17 years. she said requesting an uber after a restaurant dinner was unpleasant. >> i transferred myself in, as i alwado. the driver who hadn't acknowledged me turned around, got out of the car ano said, no, stop you. can't put the wheelchair in there. for it.have space >> reporter: she feels the driver shouldn't have refused to take her and her wheelchair to their destination. after efforts to make him se reason, she got out and requested a new driver. she later learned the first driver charged her f a fare. >> he had charged me, even though he would not allow me inl his ve >> reporter: an e-mail correspondence followed. it resulted in a refund, but kelly is infrustrated, t to tell the customer service representative, that is not her point. >> uber needs a culture where they're welcoming all customers an provide service, whether you're in a wheelchair or not. >> reporter: a spokesperson ubr released the following statement to nbc 4. quote, our community guidelines prohibit any

let's bring in the panel spokesperson and cohost of the "fox news" radio show benson and harvard are cohost. guy benson also it is the political editor of town hall.com and from campus reformer he served as media director kenneth philip. an incredible newsday. give me some perspective because this morning republicans and democrats were working for the president on this issue and the president quickly signed an executive order which i think president obama was rightly criticized for signing too many of those when he was in power. will the president face legal challenges? >> what happened today was a defeat for the president pray this was her retreat on a failed policy that was rolled out poorly, message badly because there was no messaging when you see those images and finally the white flag was waved. i think the president needs to think about who recommended he get himself into that situation. one thing that i think is interesting. kennedy: it's obviously not steve bannon. stephen miller tends to be the author of these more restrictionists policies. >> and it went over as well as tr

cohost of the five here on fox news ron williams and fox news contributor benson. gentlemen, welcome to you both. >> good evening. >> hey, shannon. >> shannon: let me play what snow booker someone we think will be in the running in 2020 what he is saying, as we move forward. >> we have a president, in the unprecedented way with the subject of the criminal investigation. donald trump has two or three years left, we should put a pause on this now avoid the conflict of interest and constitutional crisis. >> shannon: before the mid term it is a constitutional crisis or could be? >> i mean that's very silly. deeply silly from senator booker. i know they're grasping at straws to try to stop this. the best chance would have been with a filibuster but they blew it up in 2013 in one of the eggs scallation of the power grabs the democrats were responsible for on this front. now the chickens are coming home to roost. the duly elected regulate president of america america there is a name and he will fill it. the names we see as the conservative, the supposed short listers look

host of "benson and harf," guy benson. again, i'll read the apology from samantha bee. to sincerely apologize to ivanka trump and my viewers are using an expletive on my show to describe her last night. it was inappropriate and inexcusable. i crossed a line and i deeply regret it." tbs said they do the right thing. he didn't say they apologize but they praised her for apologizing. it's not good enough for you? >> i don't think so. i'm not saying she should be fired but for the network to be lauding her for apologizing for calling the president's daughter the c word, she can regret it, may become a perhaps she got her hands slapped, perhaps she was worried about getting "roseanneed" but this was not a tweet in the middle of the night. this is not an cuff her mark in the heat of the moment. a scripted line that was in the teleprompter in a pretaped show and aired after going through an entire production process. this was a deliberate choice. she delivered that word with extra relish. the crowd went wild because they don't like the trump family. and i am left sitting here

marie harf in the aforementioned guy benson.oseanne barr, and clearly hateful but i think you could argue that while the remark by samantha bee may not have been more hateful, the circumstances about it were even more disturbing because it was scripted, it was taped and it was run hours later by tbs. your thoughts about all of this? >> roseanne bars comment was completely out-of-bounds and as you say, hateful. but if you're trying to think of something to say about a woman that would be worse than what she said, the use of the c word, which i would say is second only to the n-word, the ugliest words in the temporary parlance. it's misogynistic, it reduces a woman to a body part. this is a comment someone derived as hate speech. and sexist. so i think the two remarks were basically on par and what's not on par was the treatment by "abc news" towards roseanne barr and by tbs toward samantha bee. that's different and it's pretty hard to argue there there's not a double standard. >> chris: we asked you for questions for the panel an

ukraine every man woman and child are not the only friend their homeland of the enemy invades they do benson no one wants russia here don't need to nuke which is the. rebel against the mighty global news that matters. d.w. made for mines. this is the w. news coming to you live from berlin i'm going to michael's fate hangs in the balance the german chancellor's interior minister of may decide to do follow her own migration policy a move that could trigger the collapse of merkel's governing coalition we'll look ahead to what could prove to be a momentous day also coming up giants humbled world cup champions germany are in shock after losing to mexico in their first match of the tournament and the other favorite brazil failed to be special and will find.

citizens of ukraine every man woman and child will be friend their homeland is the enemy invades they do benson no one wants russia here don't need to nuke which is if he does. rebel against the mighty global news that matters. d.w. made for mines. this is due to use line for a role in the twenty eighteen football world cup is now underway in moscow after a glittering opening ceremony the first of the tournaments sixty four matches has taken place between hosts russia and saudi arabia will show you how it all went also coming up. germany's coalition government in crisis chairs on america faces a rebellion over her refugee policy with in her conservative bloc and it could threaten her political future.

with money now questioning the initiative shala do benson has been to visit europe biggest jail not only is there concern over the threats these individuals may pose to the outside world but also while they're incarcerated this is a flaw. it's europe's largest prison and amongst the thousands of inmates being held here some unknown joe hardest see. ya done move every day in from prison guards are attacked we have been off the next one thousand one hundred supervisors over the next four years but for now we don't see anything happening we're tired of this but you were the first t.v. channel i'm telling this to but yesterday we had a suicide and since january we've had ten other cases exhaustion among staff and concerns for their own welfare spilled over into protests. still the calls for help a going on and sit and now prisons like this could soon be and locking their doors to let those radicalized inmates back into society zero set up recon this prison is the largest in europe there are four thousand three hundred inmates it's overcrowded and we don't have enough staff and we have more t

brother, he passed away but he was a fascinating character but only had some quirky interest and had benson and hedges menthol cigarettes and never missed an episode of days of our lives for years straight. [laughter] he loved belinda carlisle years after the go-go's had their heyday and he loves to kill a mockingbird he loved it and only say you have to read that it is such a great book and i would say yeah yeah. that is a child's book i'm too sophisticated for that and finally i went back and i did read it again and i watched. was right it is as fascinating as a cultural phenomenon published 1960 made a movie to see to gregory peck with the oscar in 1963 to manage estate on the reading my daughter's eighth grade beneficiary just like the kids around the united states in the world that they are assigned to kill a mockingbird why? in eighth grade? it is a primer for middle school children to develop a history of race and racial injustice itself and the united states and atticus is the touchstone of decency which are critical values for the multiracial democratic society that we correct in a

of ukraine every man woman and child the only friend their homeland is the enemy invades they do benson no one wants russia here don't need to know which is the. rebel against the mighty google news that matters. d.w. made for mines. today don't miss our highlights. program online w dot com highlights. i want to welcome to another exciting week of euro max i'm your host meghan live from train travel to moving ard we've got lots of ground to cover on today's show here's a look at what's coming up. the winner is.

the third book we ran across is done by benson. i picked it up because of the author.not only was benson the only one in the cabinet he was a secretary of agriculture under eisenhower also president of my church and another reason is my former chief of staff, is his grandson. so there is personal reason i want to go through this one. i enjoyed the philosophy he has. he talks about the nation and the future of politics in the united states. i'm looking forward to that one. final, this one i really found and was recommended by my staff. it is a title where nobody knows your name. by john feinstein. the cool part about this is, it's going to be all about minor-league baseball players. and those who have made a name for themselves in the minors peers to my man gone to the majors but this is about those who labored where the pay is not good and the love of the game is magnificent. and obviously, in my district we have two minor-league teams. one is a aaa and i have tickets for the aaa, for the bees i'm looking forward to going through the book. >> booktv wants to know what

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families and should not be detained for either of their own offenses are for their parents migration benson's under any circumstances all right so what is the u.n. saying about this. well look we have to look at the perspective that the u.s. government is putting forward here of course the u.s. government has a responsibility to protect its borders and and nothing in human rights law would stand in the way of them doing that but the question is how you do it and what they've said is that they need to do this because of an overwhelming number and they've implied that this is the only way to do it and both of those premises this is not the case there is not a huge upsurge in numbers the number is historically about the same as it has been in the past it's more than twenty seventeen but the same with twenty sixteen and the reality is there are all sorts of other ways in which they could handle these these families that are coming across many of them under very dire circumstances you know people are not being in the attorney general's world smuggled in children are not being smuggled in they're b

jackie benson has her story and uber's response. >> reporter: kelly has been getting arod in a wheelchair years. she said the experience sen had e requested an uber car after leaving an arlington restaurant wednesday stands out as particularly unpleasant. >> i opened the front door, transferred myself indo. the driver, who had not gotten out of the car at that point or looked at me or acknowledd me, turned around, got out of the car and said, no, no, stop, you can't put the wheelchair in there. i don't have space for it. >> reporter: she feels the iver shouldn't have refused to take her and her wheelchair to their destination. after efforts to make him see reason, she got out and requested a new driv. she later learned the first driver charged her for a fare. >> he had charged me, even though he wouldotllow me in his vehicle. >> reporter: an e-mail kor -- correspondence followed. >> they need to provide arv e, regardless if you're in a wheelchair or not. >> reporter: a spokesperson for uber released the flowing statement to nbc 4. quote, our community guidelines prohib any type of discrim

the cohost of the 5, juan williams and guy benson invented talk radio, the hit show. let me play what sen. cory booker is saying about this as we move forward. >> we have a president with a criminal investigation, donald trump is two or three years left but we should put a pause on this and avoid a conflict of interest and a constitutional crisis. shannon: it is a constitutional crisis or could be. >> that is very silly for sen. booker. they are grasping at straws to try to stop this was their best chance to stop it would have been with a filibuster but they. that up in 2013 in one of their escalations and power grabs they were responsible for for decades and the chickens are coming home to roost, donald trump is the duly elected president of the united states of america, there is an opening, he will fill it and the names we are seeing as a conservative, the supposed short blisters to me look pretty impressive. >> we have seen the list from before the president was running so conservatives feel they can trust him and know who these judges are, most of them are respect

>> julie: it's blink in guy benson and jaymo greene, fox news contributes. talk about the compromise bell from the gop. visas available to daca eligible immigrants and keeps families together at the border while parents go through the criminal proceedings. you got off the phone with somebody from washington as a little insight on how this would go down. >> i spoke to a top house source. i would just stipulate that if i were a member of the house of representatives, i'd vote for it. if in fact as they suspect both fail tomorrow, then the question is what happens next. i think that there's an eye toward maybe looking to what the senate is doing, which is a clean or stand-alone bill dealing with the issue of family separations at border but that won't come to the floor or even up for a serious debate or vote prior to the other ones because they made those promises to members. the goodlatte bill will come first. they're whipping votes on the compromise bill, but not sounding too optimistic about getting to 218. >> if they don't get to 218, it's a bigger mess. we

michael hopkins and host of benson on fox news radio, a fox news contributor, great to hear from bothon this hot topic. i will read the apology, i would like to sincerely apologize to ivanka trump and my viewers for using an expert about my show to describe her last leg, it was inappropriate and inexcusable, i crossed a line and i deeply regret it. tbs as she has done the right thing, it was our mistake, they didn't say they apologized but praised her for apologizing. does that clean it up for you? >> i don't think so. not saying she should be fired but for the network to be lauding her for apologizing for calling the pres.'s daughter the c word, she can regret it, maybe got her hand slapped or worried about getting rosanne but this was not a tweet in the middle of the night or an off-the-cuff remark, this was a scripted line in a teleprompter in a pretaped show and aired after going through an entire production process, a deliberate choice, she delivered the word with extra relish, the crowd went wild because they don't like the trump family and i am wondering what the rules are for

brit hume, juan williams and marie harf and the aforementioned guy benson.rit, the comment by roseanne barr clearly hateful. the circumstances about it were more urbi because samantha bee's comments were scripted, taped and run hours later by tbs. your thts about all of this? >> roseanne barr's comment was completely out of bounds and as you say, hateful. if you're trying to think of something to say about a woman that would be worse than what she said, the use of the c-word , which i think is only second to the n word. it's misogynist and reduces a woman to a body part. some people would divide as hate speech and sexist. i think the two are basically on par but what's not on par was the - - treatment toward roseanne barr and samantha bee. vast difference. it's pretty hard to argue there's not a double standard. >>chris: we asked you for questions for the panel and on the subject, we got this tweet. do networks have to respect and individuals freedom of speech or our networks responsibility and freedoms different? marie, how do you answer? >> private corpora

and host of "benson and harf." in the center seat, josh holmes. former chief of stat for mitch mcconnell.he is here and he is t number and no doubt gleeful after what happened with the democrats tonight. get to the news. good to have you. >> josh: great to be here. >> harris: reaction pouring shocker. last night's primary >> she is looking at herself on television right now. how are you feeling? can you put it into words? >> nope. no. >> harris: socialist, socialist, say it again. ocasio-cortez.idate alexandria i can't w to get marie harf on this. appeared stunned that she brought down the ten-term congressman. joe crowley was widely considered a top candidate to replace nancy pelosi as the democrat house leader should democrats win back the house. president trump seizing on the upset tweeting "wow! big trump hater congressman joe crowley who many expected was going to take nancy pelosi's place just lost his primary election. in other words, he's out. sawt is a big one thatody again, the president tweeting this. "perhaps he should have been nicer.

i've joined by bran benson who helped comanage the waterfront land use plan update working group sub committee on transportation. also joining us or shortly to join us is karly jane from the sf mta who provided a lot of support along with nelson nygard, transportation consultants. i wanted to recognize tem as being a valued input into the planning process. i'm also joined by linda richardson who chaired the transportation sub committee and members of the working group, including alice rogers and jeffrey conda who was on the transportation sub committee, as well. again, some of this should appear familiar from previous reports on both land use and resiliency, but part two process including launching with the guiding principles that the working group adopted as a as a result of the part one work. and then, each of the three sub committees ventured off to do their work and come up with the individual recommendations through approximately a one-year process between november 2016 and september 2017. then, the working group reconvened, discussed each of the 161 recommendations of the three

maurice benson says he has lived on the streets. he thinks the city and bart aren't doing enough. >> both of them have more money that they could put into different programs for the drug offenders, the homeless people. >> but bart is a transit agency, you know, we're not a social service agency. >> reporter: bart board member and former san francisco homeless czar spoke to kpix 5's phil matier. he's putting blame on the city for growing homelessness and drug use at stations. >> you know, don't tell me you don't have resources to dedicate shelter beds. we've got to step up because it's an unacceptable situation in san francisco what's going on at the is civic center. >> reporter: san francisco mayor mark farrell is increasing the budget to fight homelessness to the tune of $29 million. >> the biggest thing is help. >> in san francisco, jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> well for two weeks now, we've been showing you the fight to stop the flow of drugs into san francisco's downtown bart stations. >> tonight we're taking you to the streets ab

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stoddard, guy benson. welcome to all of you. the president has tweeted a lot, as he always does. listen i've been told by numerous legal scholars i have the absolute right to pardon myself but why would i do that when i have done nothing wrong? >> this is basically what they called a political question. you are the lawyer. i am not. the idea that we would be in a place where the president would be pardoning himself, maybe it goes to the nation's highest court, i think with the president is really trying to say is that there are a lot of constitutional questions about everything that has happened in this whole controversy, including spying on the executive branch, spying on members of the opposing campaign. lots of questions. he is saying i'm going to fight fire with fire. you are doing things i view extra constitutional, including a special counsel acting more like i said and confirmed actor. he says i'm going to fight it. >> shannon: i want to play a little bit of what ed markey had to say about this. here's his take. >> it's not a rule of trump. it's a rule of law that we live

former deputy spokesperson for the state department, fox news analyst and the host of "benson and harf." marie harf. and joining us on the couch today, conservative commentator and editor and chief of campusreform.org lawrence jones. he is "outnumbered." you picked a big day to join us. >> lawrence: thank you for having me. >> melissa: we will get our fill, no doubt. president trump hosting republican lawmakers at the white house right now. we expect to hear reaction from him to the supreme court's decision to uphold his ban on travel from several mostly muslim countries. the president tweeting, "supreme court upholds trump travel ban. wow! the 5-4 decision finding the travel ban which affects visitors from five mostly muslim countries, plus north korea and venz does not -- venezuela does not discriminate against muslims or cede the president's authority. and the number two democrat blasting the decision. >> every dangerous person trying to come in the country and to categorically brand people because of their religion, background or the country they're from is not the way we should do

wayne chan, mike lefiti and benson louie were killed. >>> victims of the golden state killer could receive compensation. joseph deangelo is suss sperked of being a serial rapist in the 1970s and '80s. the bill would allow victims who come forward before the end of 2019 to be compensated. normally victims only e have three years to seek restitution. 25 people have applied so far. victims could get up to $ 70,000. >>> it is still early in the fire season. the heat and the high winds this week are already causing concern. fire officials in contra costa county are asking the public to do their part to pre veent another disaster like the north bay wildfires. >> everybody should be doing other things to make sure they're safe as well, which is making sure you've got the tree limbs trimmed up around your home, make sure you don't have anything touching your home, make sure your gutters are cleaned out. >> contra costa county has already put out at least two fires this week. a fire in lafayette destroyed a small home on tuesday. another in pinole prompted onata places i cala cls be one of the most

citizens of ukraine every man woman and child the only friend their homeland of the enemy invades or do benson no one wants russia here and don't need to know which is the. rebel against the mighty global news that matters. d.w. made four minds. clash of cultures in india. a clash between those who believe that in a arranged marriage those who want to marry for love. the clash that shaking families and society to the core. the love commandos starts july eighth d.w. . crimes first against humanity. civilians become witnesses for. their recorder which is travel around the globe just social media. but what is propaganda fiction and what is fact digital investigators comb through the flood of images they combine sources to try to reconstruct what happened and substantiate claims of crimes by saying this video recording of the soldier who shot me young man is on trial now st. paul forensics between bits parts. of. truth detectives starts june thirtieth on t w. look at the back of the. plane. this is d w news live from berlin an emergency summit on migration in europe called for this coming sunday b

though i think the benson police department in pennsylvania are happy he didn't. keys were in the car. couldn't be easier, except he apparently doesn't know how to do a three-point turn. after several attempts finally gives up and runs off. >> but he could have like pushed the car a little bit out of the way. >> no. >> he didn't give it that much of an effort. >> it's like a scene out of austin powers. >> i know there were plenty, plenty of world cup matches over the weekend. we haven't shown a lot of world cup footage, but we do want to get this bit of world cup footage in. here it is. >> oh! >> well, this is one matchup we'll remember. >> the striker trying to head it to the goal, but he's got a defender right on his tail, and i do mean tail, quite literally. >> they're making no progress on the field. >> oh, hand ball. >> he takes it all for himself. >> that might have been a throw-in. >> that's very ronaldoesque. >> do you say ronaldoesque because they have their shirts off? >>> this morning o >>> this morning on "world news now," western wildfires are raging

"fox news @ night" regular, guy benson, tweeting, "the administration rolled out a zero-tolerance policy without these measures in place, equals political and markel malpractice. deterrence gambit failed badly in every way. it's architect judgment should be evaluated accordingly." republican congressman from illinois adam kinzinger joins us now, member of the house foreign affairs committee, who was at the white house today meeting with the president before that order was assigned. great happy with us tonight. >> great to be here, thanks. >> shannon: did you know the order was coming? >> he mentioned it to us at the very beginning, said, look, this is the right thing to do, we have to bring families together, the hope is that congress can act. we have an opportunity tomorrow to act. i would ask all of my republican colleagues and frankly, my democratic colleagues, this is what you want to. this bill, the compromise bill, as with the president wants, it is what you want as democrats, join us and fixing this problem. i think the president realizes democrats don't want to work with sms. it'

guy benson, co-host of benson and harp. good day. >> hi, bill, congratulations on the show.dio is awesome. >> bill: come on up. bring a scrabble board. we have plenty of time. what is the bias response policy at ann arbor? >> the argument that the doj and free speech groups are making, it's a hopelessly vague policy that says that there's this bias response team or office that can be contacted about any potential incident or event that could indicate some fort of bias. something that critics say as small as hurt feelings. then they get on it, they look into it. it's very vague. that's part of the challenge in court right now. >> bill: as a student, how do you interpret that? doj said this. the university is failing to list up to the laudable prinple instead of protecting free speech, they impose arbitrary censorship for a cons constitutionally protected speech. >> so the university of michigan is pushing back. what s this tk force, if you will, does not have the power to punish. however, they have the power to investigate and refer for punishment. so i think that's a distinc

ed henry and guy benson. heaven is a far better place today. guys just share with us. >> i have a story about profanity. it is like in the gutter but charles -- charles will be smiling about this one. he and i and juan all love baseball. every time i saw him in the washington bureau he would say what about the nationals and yankees? he would have dinner with the manager of the orioles. i had a chance to meet tommy lasorda. he said you know the greatest moment don't you? dave kingman beats the dodgers. a reporter comes up to lasorda and said what was your opinion of kingman's performance? he said my opinion? ffff basically for a minute half you can google it. charles told me when i'm having a bad day i go to youtube and click on that and listen to tommy lasorda curse out a radio reporter for 90 seconds and he said i laugh my butt off. >> the funny thing about this is going to baseball with charles. because to go to baseball with charles meant that we get off "special report" around 7:00 and we're racing to get to the start of the nationals game.

>> benson -- the patient is not at the center every time one country he demands a lower benchmark or reference price by other countries? b that is why pharma companies are very careful they will launch their drugs in because ofhose systems so we pay to mention they paid too little absolutely. >> should be used trade agreements? to be use those trade agreements. so now the broad question what can employers be doing now we have had several drug companies come in to execute substantial material reductions in their drug coans and those that will ge worked out based on the list price. and to take off formulary and if we were to find ourselves in that situation and they would be in this chair rather quickly. those pharmacy benefit manager should be asking them have you received any commitments of lower list price is and have you not pass that on to us and are you pushing back? so the employers and the plans can do that. so the way this works is the big companies health benefit plans to guarantee the rebate and i think the system will work its way out and then flip on its head and it will h

in fact, cartels use these weakness ezra taft benson as a shrewd marketing tool that further enriches the cartel this. harms the stability and rule law in mexico. building a physical wall along key parts of the southwest border is absolutely necessary. in tandem, we must also construct a wall of sensible policy to close these legal loopholes that put families and children at risk. last month we saw the number of illegal border crossings triple over the same period as last year. we have to take dramatic action to reverse this disturbing development. i was pleased to see that the department recently enacted a zero tolerance policy for those who come here illegally. prugt those who enter the country illegally is the right policy. this will send a powerful message of deterrence to those who are trying to take advantage of our immigration laws. we have used prosecutions successfully in the past, and i know that myself as a former federal prosecutor. under operation streamline nearly every alien apprehended was prosecuted, and when that policy was enacted in every instance, we saw a dramati

adrienne elrod former director of strategic communications for hillary clinton and co-host of the bensonhow. guy, your resume gets longer and longer. so slow down, my man. >> that's a mouthful. >> bill: guys, this is what i want to know. the standards are different in 2018. we can agree on that. the line of offense is lower than it used to be. roseanne lost a show because she insulted african-americans. and you can argue that she rightfully lost that show or make the case this was her first amendment right. samantha bee insulted women all over the world and she still has her program. adrienne, should she? >> i think she should. what's been lost in the whole debate is why she made those comments in the first place. first of all i want to make it clear there is no appropriate place to use the word that she used about the daughter of donald trump. she is very concerned about what is happening on the border. she said ivanka trump posting a child of her photo when thousands of children are being ripped away from their parents. >> bill: did not need to use the word. >> did not need to use the

including c agra offering to buy pinnacle foods for about $8.1 billion let's get the read from david bensonnd center for freedom prosperity dan mitchell. dan mitchell, to you. the back drop regardless of what you think of these individual deals is that there is still big deals going on so whatever noise we're getting on immigration, whatever noise we're getting on trade is not deterring those who want to get bigger and have more ever what do you make of tt? >> it's obviously a sign that people are optimistic. they want to accumulate assets because they think that it's going to generate income in the future and that's fundamentally a positive thing. the only thing i would throw out there as a warning sign that we should keep in the back of our minds, what if this is just the fact that there's just toouch easy money that's been dumped in the system and people are looking for ways to use it? that's the only thing that worries me. neil: david a lot of times what companies do, given what this tax cut has been is they buy stock or they might give bonuses to some of the workers and the like, but t

marie harf is the co-host of benson and harf and fox news analyst.r of mornings with maria here on fox news. jonah goldberg senior editor and author of suicide of the west. when i say a-team, i mean a-team. >> bill: we don't have to read off your resume every time. do we? welcome back to new york city. what do you think based on what we heard? >> i think devin nunes made a good comment on sunday on my show sunday morning futures saying you either want to be a part of the cleanup crew or the cover-up crew. and it is interesting that we're just getting this text from peter strzok here in the i.g. report when he says we'll stop. at least page said will donald trump become president? no, we'll stop it. that was on august 8th of 2016. peter strzok took over the trump russia collusion case on july 31, 2016. nine days later he said we'll stop it. four days after that he said we need an insurance policy. we knew about the insurance policy text. but we're just getting we'll stop it now. so again, are you part of the cleanup or are you part of the cover-up? >>

former deputy spokesperson for the state department, fox news analyst and the host of "benson and harf on the couch today, conservative commentator and editor and chief of campusreform.org lawrence jones. he is "outnumbered." you picked a big day to join us. >> lawrence: thank you for