here is more, bill bennett host of the bill bennett show and former secretary of education.ing to you. your thoughts on what you're hearing here? >> i wouldn't fire him from anything. i think is great. every parent go to the book of virtues are your favorite children's story book and look up chicken little in this guy is falling. this is what the democrats are telling us. over the story, the acorn fell and chicken little and the rest of them thought this guy was falling. this isn't an acorn, this is bigger than acorn but it's certainly not this guy. this is some real crazy stuff being said here. tyrant? a little cultural literacy here, tyrants are stolen, pol pot, ivan the terrible. those are tyrants. the president fired the fbi director. he's allowed to do that. bill clinton fired his fbi director. they get this argument about the timing. let me just dissent from this. if he had done it three days before and announced that he was going to do it in three days, we would've had the same reaction from the democrats. it in the democrats would've said will that's fine, thanks for

we recently spoke to theat secretary of education in ronald reagan's administration, bill bennett, about>> tucker: this does seem, one of a million examples, but it seems particularly illustrative because middlebury is a serious school. b it is a famous school, well-regarded. hard to get into. it is very expensive. here, you have a professor who has learned exactly the wrong lesson from what happened with the murray speech. are you surprised? >> i'm not surprised. that's what goes on at places like middlebury and we have seen it at other campuses.'m the odd thing is to me, i know charles murray very, very well. there isn't a more civilized human being. if you read his book, "coming apart," the professors ate middlebury read it, said it is a middle-of-the-road approach to things. but because murray wrote the bell curve, stratification, they would not let him speak. this is an outrage. let me get right to the point. can this stop? yes, if the people in charge, and the students were not in charge, i know it's cliche to say the inmates run asylum, the doctors are running the asylum, the doct

joining us after the break, former education secretary bill bennett will describe what these meltdownmeetig with emmanuel micron's opponent. i'm kelly wright. back to tucker. ♪ >> tucker: sociologist charles murray book "coming apart" may be the most single important book in print describing the rise of donald trump, in other words, college students could learn something from it. it but instead, when he tried to speak at middle middlebury college in march, another professor was so intimidated by the mob, he apologized for inviting him at all. we recently spoke to the secretary of education and ronald reagan's administration, bill bennett, about what happened. >> tucker: this does seem, one of a million examples, but it seems particularly illustrative because middlebury is a serious school. it is a famous school, well-regarded. hard to get into. here, you have a professor who has learned exactly the wrong lesson from what happened with the murray speech of. are you surprised? >> i'm not surprised by that what goes on at places like middlebury and we have seen it at other campus. the od

. >> martha: here with moore, bill bennett, host of the bill bennett podcast, and the fox news contribute to help those look at the big picture and gives us some historical perspective on what we are witnessing. it feels like there is a storm brewing all around that white house right now and they just can't get out from under i it, bill, what is your take? >> there is a storm brewing. it's not raging over the entire country. this is what is wrong with the storm in washington, martha. a guy if trey gowdy's caliber could say cap i want to go through the confirmation process. it would be dreadful. that is saying something that he'd doesn't want to do it. the other thing is, the north carolina, not a single random person has come up to me and said, my gosh, let's get to the bottom of this, both they have said is, can we get down to business? can we get back to doing with the president said he was going to do? the storm is brewing in washington, a lot of us are interested, watch fox all day long. a lot of people are thinking that the president has lost this round because he is not about the bu

bill bennett was there and he heard what they were saying.ive us some truth serum when he comes back in just a moment. plus, controversial liberal activist linda sarsour sparking debate. she was invited to speak at a conference man at a new york university and people are pretty upset about her. we will have a debate coming up after this. stay with us. >> i will respect the presidency but i will not respect this president of the united states of america! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm dr. kelsey mcneely and some day you might be calling me an energy farmer. ♪ energy lives here. why pause a spontaneous moment? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you h

joining us after the break, former education secretary bill bennett will describe what these meltdownn campuses. ♪ wi ss. ss. ♪ ♪ ♪ good evening, i am kelly wright with a fox news update from america's news headquarters. the president speaking at arlington national cemetery honoring americans who died in battle. ♪ >> the president placing a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. he also spoke at the fallen americans, saying, "words cannot measure the the devotion, the purity of their love, or their totality of their courage. elsewhere in the news, newly elected french president emmanuel macron and russian president vladimir putin holding talks at first i pray that leaders say they discussed the situation in syria and ways to pursue closer cooperation of anti-terror efforts. putin also rejecting allegations that moscow modeled in france's presidential election but defended his march meeting with emmanuel micron's opponent. i'm kelly wright. back to tucker. ♪ >> tucker: sociologist charles murray book "coming apart" may be the most single important book in print describing the rise

here today, sandra smith, meghan mccain, marie hart, and today's #oneluckyguy, bill bennett is here. now he cheers the conservative leaders and hosts a podcast. welcome, you're outnumbered. >> bill: pleasure to be here. >> harris: can't wait to get your thoughts. carter page was a former foreign policy advisor to trump during the campaign. he has said he is an open book and that he wants to tell the story after the feds started monitoring his medications last summer. eyebrows are raised when fox news learned yesterday, democrats have requested that his testimony before congress be postponed indefinitely. president trump unleashed his response on social media. he tweeted this, so now it is reported that the democrats, who have excoriated part of page about russia, don't want him to testify. he pulls away their case against him and now wants to clear his name by showing the false or misleading testimony by james comey, john brennan. witch hunt! your thoughts? >> bill: one thing that's interesting about donald trump, we know what the president thinks. i kind of like it. i would prefer so

bill bennett explains. plus president trump's budget director was on capitol hill today defending the president's plan to put some popular social problems programs on the chopping block. some democrats even calling the plan hateful. chris stirewalt thinning by about the budget when we come back. >> we are not going to take any deserving person off of any meaningful program. we want to help people just as much as you do. , that you feel like you're a part of the family. i love that i can pass the membership to my children. we're the williams family, and we're usaa members for life. i count on my dell small for tech advice. with one phone call, i get products that suit my needs and i get back to business. ♪ ♪ but grandma, we useo charmin ultra softsoft. so we don't have to wad to get clean. mmm, cushiony...and we can use less. charmin ultra soft gets you clean without the wasteful wadding. it has comfort cushions you can see that are softer... ...and more absorbent, and you can use up to 4 times less. remembe

bill bennett argues that it was a matter of scale. ronald reagan left behind a debt of $2 trillion, president obama left a 20 trillion-dollar debt.. he had $10 trillion more that he took in as a debt. it's an astonishing amount of debt. we have to tackle entitlements which is white president trump is right. >> host: a few minutes left. mark from seattle. >> caller: yes, thank you very much. thank you for writing "the fourth way". i consider myself a progressive democrat here in seattle and i do appreciate your book. i was wondering if you could tell me, in your experience, dealing with friends for democrats is it unfortunately the emphasis of the democrats, like myself, who look to things more in a commentary and way then perhaps the average republican who looks also at the issues around being individual. is it our blind spot that democrats of seeing things in defined in people using the like does that make it harder for us to come halfway with republicans in solving problems #last thing i'll say, it was very disappointing for me to u

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bill bennett joining us today from, i believe, bald head island, beautiful down in north carolina. mp. ainsley: ainsley knows where i am. ainsley: outer banks, beautiful. brian: plus we can track you on your phone. all right. ainsley: bill, i know they love you there. kiss that southern soil for us. let's hand it over to jillian who has headlines for us. jillian: track everything on your cell phone these days. isis may be working on most deadly attacks yet. the terror group reportedly forming an elite chemical weapons cell made up of terror experts around the middle east. potentially deadly operation being set up near the border of iraq and syria. isis has unleashed more than a dozen chemical attacks in recent weeks. this story might make you scratch your head. man stripped aman at the beach e pictures of suv. sinking off the sand new jersey. 50 miles away from toms river. frantically trying to dig it out with a shovel working against the tide, he failed. the suv is back on land. there is a story to be learned there. don't do that at home. okay? abc is responding to major backlash a

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>> sandra: our #oneluckyguy, bill bennett is here.op of the hour. >> jon: see you in 5 minutes. >> heather: fox news alert. we've learned to some additional information about that massive suicide truck bombings that rocked a highly secure diplomatic area and kabul, afghanistan. of the 90 injured, we've now learned that there were 11 u.s. citizens, mainly contract personnel who were injured in that attack. an afghan local guard is still missing, nine other afghan guards working for the u.s. contracted security companies, they also were killed. once again, just a massive bombing in kabul, afghanistan. one of the worst attacks they have seen since 2014. >> jon: is a lunch break becoming a thing of the past? last year americans went out for lunch more than 400 million fewer times in the previous year. what's behind that trend? lawrence amenity is here with more. >> they figure the average lunch, $7.38. it seems like we are hanging out lunch the same way we do the fax machine and tape recorder. we're trying to save time and money. that see

former bush 41 national drug control director he's bill bennett, he seems to endorse the trump administration move earlier today. i would like your thoughts on this, detective. let's take a listen. >> these nonviolent drug offenses. you know what they're talking about? they're talking about drug dealers. now, you tell me if a drug dealer who sells hundreds of pounds or hundreds of ounces of an illegal drug to young people or to anybody is doing harm to the community. is doing violence to those people. the answer is "yes." liz: do you agree with mr. bennett's take? >> absolutely. absolutely. this -- drug users -- drug-addicted people have a habit sometimes. 100- 200- $300 a day have it. they're gettinthat money somewhere. they're going in and breaking in houses, they're going and robbing people. and right up the line. right up the food chain, you know? so there's no such thing as a nonviolent drug abuser. there's just not. absolutely. the one creating the drug is is the one creating the problem, and we're creating victims. the last eight years has the done nothing but create victims. here in t

do you know obviously who bill bennett is. that is in my head.just to be clear. no relation. >> sandra: and you are so polite about it. chris stirewalt would be, "wait, you got that wrong." it's friday night. thank you so much. such a nice panel. sorry about that, matt. straight ahead, anthony weiner now adding fell into his list of titles as he pleads guilty in the sexting scandal that reopened the investigation into hillary clinton's server. jessica tarlov is here next. [customer] yeah, hi. i don't have my debit card and these kids are having a bake sale for their soccer team so i need some cash. can i give you my mother's maiden name or my first concert or - [team member] oh, well, now you can just use your phone. [customer] my phone? [team member] yeah, just open the wells fargo mobile app and request a one-time access code. [customer] that's way better. all set. thanks. they have snickerdoodles! [team member whispers] i love snickerdoodles. [customer] thanks! i count on my dell small for tech advice. with one phone call, i get products that

bill bennett. good morning to you. >> good morning, guys.? steve: it is shocking. >> long lost cousin. brian: they both make their beds. steve: we do. make your bed. make your bed. what do you make of what is going on out in montana and all those people we just showed in that montage essentially showing that that guy out in montana was channeling donald trump? >> well, i know a little bit about moral theory. i wrote a book called the book of virtues. i have got to tell you i'm astounded by the fact that it's blamed on trump. trump sort of jedi like from europe can levy at a time this reporter off the ground and slam him. it's donald trump's fault. it's not donald trump's fault. the reporter jumped in on the guy, came in on the guy a second time as gianforte said it's the second time have you done it gianforte took ownership of this. he wasn't saying donald trump made me do it. by the way i think it's over because he handled it so well at the victory party saying he was sorry, apologized personally to the reporter. but, let's remember, montan

in the 1980's under the leadership of president reagan and first lady nancy reagan and bill bennett, who did an awesome job as drug czar, we made real progress on particularly the issue of cocaine. and i think there was sort of a sense that we'd solved that problem, right, and it was time to focus on other things. and so we took our eye off the ball. and that's why you saw in the 1990's when the drug-free communities act legislation was necessary that there was a big increase in drug use, particul particularly among our young people. so i was always worried that we might do that again, that when there was a reduction in drug use we might say, well, that problem is behind us. let's move on to the next one. the problem is never behind it, sadly. it is like the tide. it just keeps coming in. you have to keep our focus on it. i never expected that at a time when we would have a substantial increase in drug use, in crime, in overdoses, in deaths, which is what we've experienced here in this country over the past few years, that we would cut these programs. i just didn't imagine that. we c

joining us bill bennett, former secretary of education.is another example of the left shutting down free speech on college campuses? >> sure it is. it's been going to be for a while. and this happened to be in the '80s when i was secretary of education, i had people turn their back on me, i was cancelled from some universities, like the very liberal university of wyoming, believe it or not. so, yeah, this has been going on for some time and it's a shame because these students ought to hear another point of view. if the college's views that are students are in need of education, how about you get them outside of the ideological box that they're in? john cornyn, i mean, a moderator supreme court justice in texas, could be very enlightening speaker. betsy devos has a lot to say, the students come and protest and that's that. it's a shame. and i think, charles, in the end we're going to be left with three commencement speakers in america, whoopee goldberg, senator sanders and another and do all the commencement addresses. charles: maybe via sk

you had people like bill bennett. you had people like jack kemp. ple that were pushing to make conservatism what bill buckley wanted conservatism to be when he started the national review in the 1950s. now we are reduced to fake news and sean hannity ripping the hearts out of parents for their son, their young, gifted son who was shot in the back and trying to twist that into something that somehow helps donald trump. it's gross and it's repulsive. and it's also something that i know about personally a good deal because i've had liberals on the far left, extremists doing this to me for 20 years on a story that brought immeasurable pain to another family. but for this to be where conservatism has sunk, bob, is really unbelievable. and it explains a lot of the republican party's problem right now. >> well, there's a lot to unpack there. i think -- i don't like to indulge in conspiracy theory. what you're referencing to sean hannity's coverage of conspiracy theory of a murdered former democratic national adviser for being some kind of -- let's leave it

you know, bill clinton had bob bennett who represented him in the paula jones case and david kendall represented him in "the star" investigation. you're not admitting anything by hiring a lawyer. you are exercising common sense and that's what not only the president is going to have to do but lots of people in that white house who are all going to wind up being interviewed or testifying before a grand jury. >> everybody stand by. we're going to take a quick break. much more after this. the show's about to start! how do i look? like a bald penguin. [ laughing ] show me the billboard music awards. show me top artist. show me the top hot 100 artist. they give awards for being hot and 100 years old? we'll take 2! [ laughing ] xfinity x1 gives you exclusive access to the best of the billboard music awards just by using your voice. the billboard music awards. sunday, may 21st eight seven central only on abc. >>> we're following multiple breaking stories including president trump as a news conference just awe short time ago calling the investigation into russia's meddling in the presidentia

the direct eight of $1 million and the petition from robert bennett forbes. the aid bill quickly died because that was real money. the president told congress that if they passed it he would veto it. congress per -- congress possesses no power to use money for such public purpose. he was quite clear. on the very last today march 3, 1847, congress passed a resolution that the secretary of the navy be authorized to be placed at the disposal of captain to k of new jersey, the united states macedonian such contributions may be made for their relief and is placed at the disposal of boston. for the light purpose. the secretary ordered the shift's -- order the ships be turned over to only have civilian crews. the secretary of the navy was quite unhappy with his resolution. these situations worked well in boston. everything that could go wrong in new york went wrong. dekay had no connections, he had no way to raise money. he had the same hostile attitude from the navy department in new york. forbes would be here in boston. steven spielberg could not invent this could not invent h

bush and a fox news contributor and matt bennett former deputy assistant to president bill clinton and cofounder of aired way. good have you here. a lot to get to tonight but in terms of enter mccabe testimony, that we start with you first on this. he said there have been no effort to impede the investigation. he said they consider this investigation very important, that it is an ongoing investigation, that there's a staff of people who are working on it. so what difference does it really make whether james comey is at the head of the fbi leading into this world are not? >> it might've been a clumsy effort to hack the investigation on the part of the president but there's no doubt that that is why he fired james comey. he was trying to send a signal and his staff has said the signal, that he was fired because he wants -- they want the investigation over with. they are sending a signal deco >> martha: he said he wanted to be handled with integrity and that they do, which i'm sure comes as no surprise to anybody, want to put this behind them. >> she also said that they think firing comey

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bennett lewis. he was 27 at the time police say the fbi used advanced fingerprint technology to identity him. >>> the jury that will hear the sexual assault case against billby will black jurors, today, 12 and three of six alternates were seated. cosby's lawyers are accusing prosecutors of systematically trying to exclude black people from the jury. of for now, the judge is rejecting the argument. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> uber is giving its drivers a refund after under paying them. it mistakenly calculated commissions. they will receive about $900. a nice little unexpected bonus. >> that will come in handy. >> holiday weekend and all. >> get that moving. >>. >>> shawn and tony i'm here and i hear from a lot of people will this can't? it will be warmer but in the rain-free, typical to memorial day >> but not hot. it will not be hot >> we will get probably near 80. better than we was chilly. today was a big day in annapolis because the blue angels were going to do flying, they're in annapolis because this is commissioning week, friday, class of 2017 will be the mid ship men coming out of the naval academy and you can see them here, unfortunately today, this is a big deal,