bossie apologized to joel payne, fox news and its viewers. i happened to see bossie just as he was coming out of the studio. payne told him he never heard of him and didn't know he was black. the monitor in bossie's studio wasn't tuned to "fox and friends." fox hasn't commented on the outcome but sources told the daily beat bossie was suspended for two weeks. joe shine -- bill shine was a one-time producer for hannity. shine' resigned under pressure last year. he was never accused of sexually harassing anyone. he was accused of failing to act or enabling the come ambulance against bill o'reilly. shine has been a private citizen for a year and he knows the' television business. journalists saying trump has blood on his hands for the annapolis shootings before the police even had a suspect. howie: before the facts were known about the awful shooting at the capital-gazette, some journalists couldn't help resist blaming trump. donald trump journalists like all americans should be free from the fear of being violently attacked while doing their jo

dave bossi, former deputy campaign manager of president trump's campaign. coauthor of "let trump be trump." richard goodstein. strategist and former advisor to phil and hillary clinton. >> for your viewers, there were two more recent polls. the quinnipiac poll had his approval at 38. in the quinnipiac poll, the question was because the president stand up for u.s. interests? 54% said no. 41% said -- >> laura: what are you saying? richard, hold on. simple question. i know you're here and you are going to say trump socks. you're going to say that. listen for a second. you see him with the e.u. commissioner, you are out there saying this thing was going to take and that the tariffs were going to tank. he stood up there with the e.u. commissioner and they stood together and they said we are going to work together. we're going to lower tariffs. that was a victory. for anyone, democrat, republican, independent, to claim anything other than that was the president standing up for america is false and fraudulent. so i hope you are not about to do that on the show ton

i was very drunk most of the me. >> seth: oh, okay. [ laughter ] >> i was definitely still being bossy: oh, that's cute. but this is -- very early on, you knew y wanted to be a rformer. this is not something you came to late in life. veve heard, i should say, read that when you were eight years old, you would put on your m's robes and sing billie holiday with a wine glass full of orange juice. [ laughter so, you -- you were, what, like, you wanted all of roic early on. >> yeah. yeah, yeah.no i was like, "iwhat i'm gonna be, and it involves drinking and being sad." [ light laughter ]d, 'm -- and, you know, i went there. >> seth: yeah. >> i did. [ laughter ] >> seth: you know, it's nice when an eight year-old finds their dreams. >> yes. i was, like,ight and i knew at it would involve a wine glass. >> seth: oh, my god. hso, as an eight year-old being, like, "billiday, that's someone who gets me." >> yes. [ laughter ]bi ie holiday, like, etta james, nina simone, you know, those were -- those were the first voices that i was really drawn to. >> seth: that's fantastic. you -- i always, i rem

david bossi and i were there then. we were part of that deal, right? >> i remember. >> laura: but the american people, they said, look, the economy is great. worked with gingrich. looked like things -- welfare reform, they accomplished things. all there was, all that chaos. then i think richard would have a point. he is right, the independents, seven points down, republicans. people who identify themselves as republicans shrinking. poll came out tonight. minnesota, wisconsin, michigan. numbers are down for trump. not where he wants them to be. that's not good. he's got to not get distracted on this other stuff. >> i totally agree with you. however, these are polls based on minutes and hundreds of hours of anti-trump media. the media bias that is pervasive across the newspapers and televisions that the american people consume every day. that's why the president go straight to the american people and tries to speak directly to them. whether it is using twitter or speaking directly to them like he did today the rose garden. this is what he's up against. h

our mom tells us that she's bossy. >> i get that you both think each other is bossy.onica sparks is a democrat. jessica ann tyson rides on a scooter. >> it helps me get around to more houses. >> when she told our dad shah the was running as a republican, our dad said you've got be cotton pickin' kidding me. he almost fell off his chair. i say i stand with the democratic party for civil rights, liberty, justice for all, and she says the same thick about the rpt party so i think we just see through a different lens. >> so what is it about the county commissioner's seat that you see the possibility to make a difference? >> i don't see it as a seat. i say that i'm running to serve, not take a seat. >> thank you. i hope i can earn your vote. >> reporter: the sisters feel called to serve after a difficult childhood after their mom suffered a difficult addiction and abuse in foster care. >> we had to decide who would try to get the cereal on top of the refrigerate e so now you're going into the night and you wake up and you still can't get that box of cereal. so monica would

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. >> completely bossy. >> yeah, so charlotte -- >> you're not coming!at. >> i was looking at some of the other questions, by the way for "the bachelorette." besides the restraining order, have you ever been arrested or charged or convicted of a crime. >> have you ever filed for bankruptcy? >> schools attended if any. >> they get into the nitty-gritty. >> they do. >> it's for life, it's for love. >> it's for a couple months on tv. it's detail. >>> this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm linsey davis in for diane macedo. >>> slamming the host. president trump heaps criticism on the british prime minister as she throws him a party. his complaint, she didn't take his advice and likely killed offer any chances of a u.s. trade deal. >>> the president's son-in-law, jared kushner, reportedly still lacks security clearance to access the government's most serious secrets. the president's adviser was granted clearance in may, but certain classified information remain off limits. >>> the

howie: joining me is david bossie. trump's former campaign manager.: this is not the first time that happened. you remember back in the 90s when we were running the clinton investigations. the democrats ran an obstruction based defense within congress to make it very difficult for us to get to the bottom of any of these questions. this is an old way to do things. but it's a very good strategy. they did this on purpose. the democrats did this on purpose to nutty the waters. and to defend the indefensible. to defend peter strzok who in essence should have been attacked by every member of congress by both parties. howie: you are focusing on the democrats. you heard dana perino say it was a public lynching. david: i think congressman gohmert asked the question because of the sanctimonious arrogance way peter strzok was conducting himself before the members of congress. before it got to louie gohmert's questioning there was already the back and forth. i think he was feeling the frustration of not get together bottom of it. of people allowing peter strzok t

thousands protested in cairo against the ousting of the democratically elected president but have a bossy members of the muslim brotherhood are among those sentenced by saying. is an egypt campaign at amnesty international and has condemned the verdict. it's very shocking who's got about seventy five minutes to scoop this bill t. . just not a single security service member's bill. is over nine hundred and to see it and it's there i'm. looking in line with. this and mrs musgrave down is there is must think. the party of former cricketer imran khan is emerged as the official winner of pakistan's general election with the results now in for all two hundred seventy seats but some opposition groups are calling for a repeat of the election amid allegations of meddling by the military there's been a significant development in attempts to end syria's seven year civil war representatives from kurdish held areas say they've agreed to form committees with the government of bashar al assad they say that the group will go see it a democratic decentralized syria. afghan special forces are battling seve

. >> i think that he is pretty bossy to do something like that and, it is a shame.ghbors here are so pleasant. i just think that everybody should have a dog in their backyard.>> reporter: the man might be driving a white newer model cadillac suv crossover. anyone with information is asked to call fremont, newark, or wasn't in police. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> up next, the fallout after two leaders resign within 24 hours. >>> we are tracking the heat that we had today, but the cooldown that is to come the next few days. >>> a political analyst weizen. >>> plus, we are live with megan trainer tomorrow on morning sun to. check out bass pro shops and cabela's for big savings during our summer sale like select ladies' shorts and tops starting at under $15. save 25% on all in-stock towables. plus bring the kids for free workshops and activities. >>> in the united kingdom, the man whose name and face became synonymous with brexit has stepped out. he is upset that britain plans to maintain close trade ties with the european union after it leaves the union of nations. earlier tod

david bossie you worked closely with brett kavanaugh long before he was a federal judge.did that that was back in the 1990s. judge cange that you is what the president said, a judge's judge. he understands the constitution and holds it dear. he is not going to legislate from the bench. is he going to write opinions. if you look through his 300 opinions and i think the american people are going to come to know those opinions and who breath brett kavanaugh is as a judge over the next several months. there is no reason for him not to be confirmed. the left, even before, even before we knew it was brett kavanaugh was already announcing that senator after senator was saying they are going to oppose the president's nominee. that is because they hate this president more than they love this country. and that's the problem where we are in our politics today. pete: david, any concerns about confirmation at all, david? >> i don't have any. i believe this is the most qualified person. you look at elena kagan who had virtually nowhere near the qualifications in 2010. she was nominated

i also want to think david bossie for being here. corey lewandowski for being here, two of our great supporters. i will tell you, they are two fighters. we like fighters, don't we? we started off, it was a small group, they said it couldn't be done. it was actually done quite easily. we won quite handily. we were never off center stage, you know what that means, right? the debates. we never left center stage and i said i always want odd numbers because i wanted to be in the center, i wanted to be tied for the center but we never, we never left center stage and i will tell you, cory, david, ivanka, lara, eric, don, jr., all of them, they were fantastic. [cheers and applause] they were fantastic. and i have to say our first lady is home watching. look at all those cameras right there. she's home watching. and everybody loves melania. the love melania. she is a fantastic job. just last week it was announced that the u.s. economy grew at 4.1% last quarter. it was a number that everybody said was not reachable and i would never want to sa

. >> he was the chairman -- >> he was, but he really wasn't jared and the sons and bossy and these other people were really running that. >> note that he was the chairman of the campaign but he really wasn't. here with us to talk about it we welcome barrett berger former u.s. attorney with the eastern and southern district of new york and ken delaney is back with us, nbc news intelligence and national security reporter who will be inside the courtroom tomorrow covering the trial. ken, i would like to begin with a headline from the "new york times" tonight. and it reads russia is not on the docket at manafort's trial but it will be in the air. what would they mean? >> that is well put. one prosecutor said he did not expect the word russia to come up at all in the trial. it is not clear that the jury will be told explicitly that paul manafort worked for donald trump. this is a significant trial, nonetheless. in no small part because paul manafort has been a fixture in republican politics going back to the 1970s. he ran the campaign of gerald ford, ronald reagan, bob dole, and he also was o

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. >> martha: here now, david bossie, trump 2016 deputy campaign manager and president of citizens united into fox news contributor and austan goolsbee, former chief economic advisor to president obama and economics professor at the university of chicago. gentlemen, welcome to both of you. good to have you both here. david, let me start with you. i want to get your reaction to my discussion with bill browder. doesn't it seem odd to you that the white house has unequivocally come out and said that's never going to happen. we are not sending anyone to you and your investigators are not going to speak to these people. >> that's exactly what it sounded like heather nauert just said. she speaks for the state department. i didn't see much daylight in there. >> martha: she said she couldn't speak for the white house. i'm just curious why it has been not so clear from the president or from the white house. why would there be any hesitation in that? >> the browder case is new for me and i can just tell you that president trump would never agree to allow americans to be questioned or god forbid sen

court confirmed the fine for misusing state subsidies when the party was led by its founder umberto bossisergio matterella and said it was a political attempt to close the party through the courts. to hear it from liberals, america is going crazy, the western world is on its last legs, the democrats have no leaders and armageddon is around the corner. so where is a saviour when you need him? that's the question on the cover of new york magazine barack obama has been strangely quiet since leaving office, missing in action you might say. just at a time when democrats need all the help they can get. gabriel debenedetti wrote that article and joins us now. democrats would love that president obama, former president obama was still current president obama. he is not, what is he spending his time doing? he's giving very busy. he is writing a book. working on building a new global foundation. writing a book. working on building a new globalfoundation. also monitoring what is going on and what geeks from administration is doing but he's been careful not to weigh in. —— he is checking in on what t

going to over the next 24 others, if they do not get further concessions out of downing street, the bossynisters, it adds to that sense that the government cannot stop the bleeding. the prime minister cannot get a bleeding. the prime minister cannot geta grip. bleeding. the prime minister cannot get a grip. that is a most dangerous position to be in. if you book advising her tonight, how does she use this to her maximum benefit 20 goes back to brussels?” use this to her maximum benefit 20 goes back to brussels? i think she has got to use it to say, look at what i am dealing with. i am trying to find a third way, as she has caught that. they need to help me out. this has been the problem with this process from the day very beginning. i would argue, we will never be able to resolve it, because it is the fundamental problem of trying to resolve these position. if you look at parliament, and the reason why it is sophie brough, is that none of the negotiating positions have a majority within parliament. —— why it is so febrile. there needs to be an upturn to plan and position with the votes to

i'm only allowed to wear them when the bossis only allowed to wear them when the boss is on holiday.we always slightly different things from the bossis slightly different things from the boss is on holiday. good morning, carol. we have got some rain on the way. some heavy showers across the south—east, a band of rain across scotla nd south—east, a band of rain across scotland and northern ireland. temperatures are going to rise but if you're on your summer holidays, it is going to turn very hot spare inland. by the weekend, if you are inland, but he had temperatures in the 40s. 0n the coast, it will be as you expect, a bit further inland. it does get progressively warmer until you are right there in the middle. bear that in you are right there in the middle. bearthat in mind. you are right there in the middle. bear that in mind. rain coming to scotla nd bear that in mind. rain coming to scotland and northern ireland. heavy showers at the moment across the south—east. they will clear and we will see a fair bit of sunshine. you can see the extent of august cloud across the uk at the mo

bossi. it looks like charlotte but not quite there yet. we have bob on the line. caller: i love c-span. regarding america's role, jefferson, whenever government becomes destructive to life liberty and the pursuit of happiness it is the right of the people, those who voted for trump to alter that government. and relay its foundation on the principles most likely to affect their safety and happiness. we have to get back to our principles and not our tribalism. host: you had the last word. we have one hour left in this wednesday edition of the washington journal. the house comes in at 10:00. we would hear from a couple of members of congress. the democrat from the virgin islands. member of the oversight and reform committee. also, francis rooney, republican from southwest florida on meetings with nato leaders. ♪ sunday night on q&a. >> she came back a few days later, she saw me sitting in the aisle and physically tossed it me and said "no change," i decided right then and there, going to get that amendment ratified. > gregory watson, the man responsible for getting t