-lemonis: charlie? -charlie: that's a good one.w and the purple. in some areas, it's harsh for me. woman #4: so this is inspired by moroccan tiles. charlie: oh, wow. mary ellen: i love it, how you have it placed on the towel. chuck: i love the color palette. i'm not crazy about the print at all. mary ellen: historically, we sell to the buyer's needs, and that buyer is a middle-aged, older mind-set. and you're fantastic at selling them, but if we want to move forward and capture a younger audience, i think what you've done is beautiful. lemonis: what i will tell you, chuck, what does concern me, is you fall back to older a lot. any designer has to have an open mind about everything because designing is a collaboration, and after seeing the way he reacted to the work, it told me right there and then -- this guy can't lead the design process. i think my biggest concern with the company is the design process. it really has, historically, just been you coming up with ideas. chuck: without a question of a doubt. lemonis: your talent and

to bad charlie?. he really got mean. >> desperate to find the money and cars to take his family to death valley. where he told them they'd wait out helter skelter. and who had money and cars? his music teacher friend. gary hinman. >> charlie knew that. he was telling gary it's time for him to join the family, because this whole helter skelter was coming and that he needed to cash out all of his investments and go with the family and go out to the desert. >> gary told manson no. but the man who became used to getting what he wanted persisted. >> he said, gary, this is your last chance. if you do not do this, i will not be responsible for the karma you will invoke upon yourself. >> karma, manson sometime. then he sent a friend of the family bobby bosolay and susan atkins and mary bruner to shake down gary. >> beausoliel shakes him down. >> eventually beausoleil calls manson. >> manson comes down. he's wearing a sword and waving it around. >> charlie actually slices part of his ear off. departs again. >

but also about charlie. >> oh, young charlie.harlie is -- haunts me every day. >> reporter: yeah. >> i took so much from him. >> reporter: but whether nick knew it or not, charlie was in the very capable hands of his uncle mark, who'd received a commission from his worried sister lynn before he was murdered. >> if anything happens to me, take care of my son. >> reporter: and he did. how do you feel about that boy? >> love him. yeah. yeah, this one's going to be tough. i always look back at that moment as the greatest gift i ever received from the man who i still hate more than any person i've ever known. and my wife and i didn't have children of our own. now i've got the best son in the world. >> oh, it's been great. mark and susan are just, they're great. i love them so much. >> reporter: and so in a sad, strange way, out of unimaginable evil and loss came love. a real family. an unexpected blessing. what's he done for you personally, having him in your life? >> it's like getting another life. like somebody opened a door and sai

charlie sykes, go ahead. >> well, there's two ways of looking at impeachment. number one is the political dynamic, and the second is constitutional. the political dynamic is what i think nancy pelosi is focused on, which is that this might backfire on democrats. she's concerned about members of her caucus or in the swing seats. she also knows that it's not ultimately going to result from his removal from office, because whatever the house does, the senate is not going to convict and remove him. because we know how republicans are reluctant to break with donald trump at all. but then there's the question of is the president above the law. when the mueller report came out, it was very clear that the position was the department of justice says a sitting president cannot be indicted. so if congress will not investigate potential illegal actions by the president, then literally the man sitting in the oval office is above the law. and i don't think that that is consistent with our constitutional understanding. so whether you're talking about the corruption, whether y

host: ok, charlie sykes? obvious,at is the most logical and low risk strategy for democrats in congress. this committee should be bipartisan. nancy pelosi should invite mitch mcconnell to participate. let's get the facts on the table before we take any other steps. this should not be complicated, because number one, we -- once we see what the ig saw with the whistleblower report, if we get a transcript, it will be clear what happened. and then put it on public record what we know about what happened in ukraine with joe biden, which i think will turn out to be the fact that there is nothing there. but again, this can be done in a relatively short time. i am not naive enough to think it will not be caught up in the partisan back and forth, but this is up to congress. the bulk is in their court and nobody else will pick this up. a committee is expected to meet with the director of national intelligence, that will be on thursday. and also this week, president andp is expected to see meet the president of ukraine

this was a job offered to charlie a while ago and charlie didn't want to take it i think the opportunityas just too great, my understanding. i think it is terrific because i think those of us who knew him when he worked at visa recognized that he was fantastic at being switzerland, everyone took -- people took visa he -- what >> nothing >> why did you raise your eyebrows >> i'm trying to get focused >> i got stuff for eyes. >> the type on the computer is so small now, i'm just constantly sort of -- >> is that what it is? >> yes it got smaller >> get you the readers tie jejes digest -- >> i'll get him readers. can i bring it back to the subject of the matter here since i worked all night on scharf. >> keep us on track. >> thank you this is a man who i think, remember, got -- knows tech, microsoft board, smart i think he'll go in there. the stock is up and going up i think this is very tight i don't think it was leaked. i think that this is the game changer. and how great it is for wells. i bet you tim sloan had a great relationship with charlie scharf not like this is -- tim sloan, the pr

charlie cook now says if the election is a referendum on donald trump he will lose. charlie cook got more ammunition for that today when a new poll came out showing that 60% of americans believe donald trump does not deserve a second term. we will of course continue to keep you up to the minute on the breaking news in the congressional election in north carolina tonight. and we begin tonight with what might be even worse news for donald trump than today's very bad polls for the president on a day when donald trump's re-election campaign is facing nothing but very bad news in a bunch of new polls the president created what might be one of the biggest problems his re-election campaign could be facing a year from now. john bolton's memoirs. tonight in their new york offices major book publishers are probably staying late trying to calculate how many millions of dollars they can offer john bolton now if he can deliver an inside the trump white house book that will hit bookstores in the final months of the presidential campaign when such a book would have maximum sales po

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charlie sykes and congressman doing et. politico reporting four states had to cancel the 2020 presidential primary. one primary challenger to donald trump says the trump campaign is scared because of a primary challenge because the trump presidency is flailing. that's next. it sure is. (mom vo) over the years, we trusted it to carry and protect the things that were most important to us. >> good evening, rachel. the game doesn't end after a spectacular touchdown grab because there's always another team looking to punch one in. with nfl redzone from nfl network on xfinity, you get every touchdown from every game on sunday afternoons, all season long. watch every breakout star, every heart-pounding running attack, and every big time defensive stop. sundays were made for football on xfinity. that's simple, easy, awesome. add the sports entertainment package for nfl redzone. click, call, or visit a store today to learn more. >>> tonight we're going to talk about fear. namely the increasingly obvious fear that donald trump and hi

charlie, i'm going to start with you. what do you think about how the leader of the country and the leader of your republican party spent his time this week? >> well, this is -- again, this is simply inexplicable. i'm kind of old-fashioned, don. i thought the words of the president were policy. well, that's not been the case with this administration. you know, i mean, obviously he's certainly not the sharpest sharpie in the sharpie box based on what he has stated. i mean, why can't the man just simply own up to a mistake. he made a mistake when he mentioned alabama being in the path. he should move on, talk about his government's response to this hurricane which from what i can tell has been fairly effective but he's not doing that. this is always about him. it's always about him instead of the people who are in the hurricane's path unfortunately. it's sad that we're talking about this because we should be talking about his trying to divert military construction funds without the consent of congress or all sorts of things

are you still a registered republican, charlie?that the trump -- he likes to speak very confidently about the economy, his chance of re-election. but the things he is doing seem to forestall even the tiniest possibility he could be challenged. that does not sound like confidence to me. >> no. this move does not exude confidence. particularly given the fact the polls suggest he is in the upper 80s when it comes to support. but i also think there are some other numbers. there have been surveys showing at least 40% or around 40% of republican primary voters might be open to the idea of somebody else. there might be, willing to vote for a protest candidate. for example if these three long shot candidates together get what, 36, 38% of the vote in one of the early primaries, suddenly donald trump looks more vulnerable. the hashtag winning is affected. i think there is a little bit looking over the shoulder. the other issue is does the republican party want to become full trumpian? do they want to not leave themselves any off ramp, not ha

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i thinkpush, and push. >> back with me charlie sykes, joel payne. look.at the democrats are up against in terms of mitch mcconnell and president trump. who's right here? this sort of division about whether or not between now and election day something could actually be worked out, joel, between the democrats and the republicans. or is that possible or is joe biden right? no, it's not happening. let's not pretend it's happening. >> i tend to be a little more bullish on this in reading the tea leaves here. the president did something after parkland. he did something on bump stocks. it wasn't the entire moon shot, but it was something. this has become a losing issue for republicans. i've been saying this a lot. democrats and progressives have won the culture war on guns. i think what that means is you're going to start to see republicans on the defense about it. you've already seen 15 house republicans retire or resign, you know, in the last few weeks and months. you've seen a lot of republicans have more moderate positions on gun control, you know, recently

charlie, i want to talk about this climate change rally.ently there are a million kids who were able to opt out of school and, you know, protest and show their support for climate change. and i don't know if any republican issues that they're allowed to leave school for and show their support for. is this just me being skewed or is this realistic? >> you're totally correct. and so new york city alone, the students, given off this last friday to go protest against the climate. first thought. it's not a protest if the authorities are giving you permission to go do this. and the word protest means there might be disciplinary action taken against you for standing what you believe in. the new york city example is so egregious. 84 cities in the city of new york are deemed failing by the state standard. that's 14% of black kids in the public school system in new york city are proficient of reading at grade level and they've been given signs to 0 protest. some of them can't read the signs that are being given to them because the teachers are not do

so, charlie, this speech, this event was given for a reason.here's a special election tomorrow in north carolina. do events like this have an effect do you think? steve when i think without a doubt, tucker. when you look around at the politics and the politicians, really on both sides of the aisle, but particularly among democrats these days. there's so much anger and vitriol. that can be an effective way to get voters out, but nothing compares to this kind of positive, funny, energizing stuff. and what we saw for the last whatever that was, our, our and a half, is donald trump at his best. he's so comfortable. he is comfortable with who he is. he's funny, he's engaging. he's talking about the incandescent light bulbs. i don't think of him as, but because he so comfortable talking about whatever it is that pops into his head, he winds up giving the best argument of what i consider conservatism and limited government. so it's not just fun and games. it is that. it's hilarious. but it's also the important stuff that we care so much about politics

host: ok, charlie sykes?is the most logical and low risk strategy for democrats in congress. this committee should be bipartisan. nancy pelosi should invite mitch mcconnell to participate. let's get the facts on the table before we take any other steps. this should not be complicated, because number one, we -- once we see what the ig saw with the whistleblower report, if we get a transcript, it will be clear what happened. and then put it on public record what we know about what happened in ukraine with joe biden, which i think will turn out to be the fact that there is nothing there. but again, this can be done in a relatively short time. i am not naive enough to think it will not be caught up in the partisan back and forth, but this is up to congress. the bulk is in their court and nobody else will pick this up. a committee is expected to meet with the director of national intelligence, that will be on thursday. and also this week, president andp is expected to see meet the president of ukraine and 16 other

not me and charlie!the conquest of england in 1066, this carries plotlines. it is 87m long and was crafted by 30 embroiderers in northern ireland. the tapestry is on display until the end of the year. it is rather magnificent, actually. and clearly, a tribute to the original. yes! as many high streets struggle to compete with the rise in online shopping, could restoring historic buildings breathe new life into our towns and cities? it's part of a government plan to spend £95 million, reviving traditional high streets. the culture secretary nicky morgan is standing on one such street now, in stoke—on—trent. it does not look, strictly speaking, like a it does not look, strictly speaking, likea high it does not look, strictly speaking, like a high street directly behind you. give us a sense of what a place like stoke—on—trent could gain from what you are presenting? well, good morning, we are announcing today, it is the largest ever government investment in the built heritage and a place like stoke—on—trent

charlie kirk thanks for being with us.fter six years of swollen joints, fatigue, and eye-mouth dryness i was finally diagnosed with sjögren's syndrome. today, i follow my rheumatologist treatment plan and i am back on top of my game. you can be too. visit backontop.org to learn more. finally, if you're fed up with the radicals resisting the president, it's time to buy my book. it's a must read in this crazy world of radical liberals trying to remake america everyday and take down the president. we are trying to remake the supreme court by getting brett kavanaugh impeached. this community knows no end. i'm advocating for truth, justice and the american way. >> we are stopping at the moon. the moon is a launching pad. that's why we are stopping at the moon. [laughter] will be doing the moon but really we will do mars. [laughter] >> i can see it now, mars. [laughter] all right, another banner week for the media. if by banner you mean stupid.

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charlie breaks it. less than hand hour to the closing bell -- less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start a very busy "claman countdown". yes the markets are dropping at this moment, but in the meantime, at this hour, the speed at which the ceo of we work went from charismatic leader to virtually powerless has left even wall street and silicon valley veterans shaking their heads. just half hour ago, after wild cries and accusations of all sizzle and very little stake, we works founder and ceo adam newman officially flamed out as ceo of the shared office space giant. this after days of blistering criticism that newman was using we work to enrich his own bank account to the tune of millions, criticism that deflated the pre-ipo value of the company by plus 50%. the board took the proverbial keys from the c suite away from newman. he will be allowed to remain as nonexecutive chairman of the board at we work parent we company but now it is up to we works former co president and cfo, along with former

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charlie agrees with me but a quick recap.ends don't let friends wear, and we will put it back up on the screen because charlie, you agree with me. you would never allow a friend to wear what sean spicer was wearing on "dancing with the stars" last night, right? charlie? hello? i think i lost him. thank you. liberal lunacy striking again in new york city. you are not going to believe, you will not believe what they want to ban from school lunches. geraldo, dan bongino, straight-ahead -i'm sorry? -what teach here isn't telling you is that snapshot rewards safe drivers with discounts on car insurance. -what? ♪ -or maybe he didn't know. ♪ [ chuckles ] i'm done with this class. -you're not even enrolled in this class. -i know. i'm supposed to be in ceramics. do you know -- -room 303. -oh. thank you. -yeah. -good luck, everybody. ♪ >> sean: once again coming to liberal lunacy and soaring homelessness rates and the residency each and every month, widespread mistreatment of the police. yes, the city and the new york prioritizing. the

because charlie, you agree with me. sean spicer was wearing on "dancing with the stars" last night, right? charlie? hello? i think i lost him. thank you both. liberal lunacy striking again in new york city. you are not going to believe, you will not believe what they want to ban from school lunches. geraldo, dan bongino, straight-ahead. ♪ want to ban ♪[upbeat music] ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma♪ ♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun♪ ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma ♪that i'm a traveller transitions™ light under control™ >> sean: once again, new york city succumbing to liberal lunacy among soaring homelessness rates and each and every month, widespread mistreatment of the police, yes, the city of new york are prioritizing and holding on the big issue facing the city: a ban of chocolate milk in new york city schools. part of the department of education is now allowing over 1 million students to be away from school to participate also in a climate protest on friday. fox news correspondent geraldo rivera. former secr

embattled chief tim sloan wilfred, you have that story >> i do, indeed, wells fargo has appointed charlie shaft as their new ceo. his appointment is a big win for wells fargo, certainly relative to where expectations have gotten to in the six months since sloan stepped down scharf has retail banking experience from over a decade at jpmorgan, payments and fin tech experience at visa, where his share price performance far exceeded s&p financials, but so did mastercard's, and custody and asset management experience where his performance lagged s&p financials, but was ahead of his main rival, state street his farris aim will be getting the fed's asset cap lifted >> the first priority is to make sure we get the regulatory issues behind us, to help create the foundation that we need, to continue the build the company at the same time as i get up to speed, working with the rest of the management team, make sure i understand exactly what their priorities are and how that fits into a broader strategy. and if that means we want to, of course, change on some of those things, those are conversations

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and nina warhurst. our headlines today: regrets and recriminations — former prime minister, david cameron says borisjohnson and michael gove "left the truth at home" during the 2016 referendum campaign. desperate housewives star felicity huffman is sentenced to m days in prison for her involvement in us college admissions scandal. english high streets are set to get a share of 95 million pounds to help them compete with online retailers. europe begin day two of the solheim cup with a slender one point lead over the usa. the morning's foursomes start in the next few minutes day, increasing cloud, and strengthening winds. it's saturday 14th september. our top story: the former prime minister, david cameron, has criticised borisjohnson and michael gove accusing them of trashing his government with what he describes as their appalling behaviour, during the brexit referendum. in his first major interview since leaving downing street three years ago, mr cameron has told the times newspaper that the result of

i'm joined by jeremy bash, formal chief of staff at the cia and the department of defense, and charlie sykes. there he is taking a shot just a few moments ago at the guy he made his national security advisor saying that guy is stuck there, he doesn't want to get stuck, he doesn't want to follow the advice of the neo konz like bolton but fighting person to person at the time we've got to deal with what are we doing in iran. >> given the way he's ripped some of his critics in the past that was pretty restrained for donald trump. but, you know, john bolton obviously is not going to go quietly. and i think it's very interesting where he delivered the remarks and what he said. he was introduced to that luncheon by rebecca mercer who was one of the most important donors on the right and conservative republican causes. a very high powered group. so there's no question about it, john bolton still has a constituency for his approach to foreign policy. and again the problem here is not whether or not donald trump is going to be too hawkish or too dovish. it's whether he's going to be too erratic

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. >> charlie d'agata has reactions. >> peace talks continue. >> we don't think so at this stage. >> the road to 2020. new poll shows a stakeup among top democrats. >>> dorian's done but still doing damg. this time in canada. while the battered bahamas deals with a mountinger >>> and reallily cry in hong ko kong. protesters flood streets calling r u.s. support. all that, plus taking aim. the coach who returned to his roots to lift up his community and diversify his sport. >> the the greatest award is this. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> good evening, i'm elaine quijano. president trump is facing sharp criticism tonight after revealing and scuttling peace talks with taliban leaders and afghanistan's president at camp david. the president blamed surging taliban violence. last night the remains of an american soldier killed in afghanistan thursday arrived at dover air force base in delaware. the art the sergeant was 34 years old. the president's taliban talks were fightly held, even within the administration and among lawmakers. natalie bran b is the at the white house. >> reporte

i think charlie is really well honed in that.pect him as a and a leader who understands banking. he was ceo of visa. he's grown at jp morgan, but he understands it really well. he's a very responsible banker. alix: thanks so much. it was a real pleasure to have you. great perspective. sanjiv das, caliber home loans ceo. now let's get a look at what is making headlines outside the business world. hurtado.viana viviana: president trump spoke at a closed-door meeting with u.s. tip lemat. bloomberg obtained that -- u.s. diplomats. bloomberg obtained that video. pres. trump: i want to know the person that gave the whistleblower the information. because that is close to a spy. you know what we used to do in the old days, when we were smart, with spies and treason? we use to handle it a little differently than we do now. taylor: president trump --viviana: president trump's comments leading critics to warn against what they call witness into edition -- witness intimidation. an appeal court ruling that a no deal brexit is a matter for the

charlie hit it hard, it's also coming to other workplaces.ll reveal the jobs the democrats think disqualify you from being in the public arena. >> laura: the campus cull dur is coming to america's businesses. what is the latest target? those who work in the booming oil and gas industry. not even working class joe biden could stand up for them. >> how can we trust to you hold these corporations and executives accountable for their crimes against humanity when we know that tomorrow you are holding high dollar fundraiser hosted by andrew goldman a fossil fuel executive. >> he's not a fossil fuel executive. i have argued and pushed for us suing those executives who are engaged in pollution. >> laura: tougher stand. well it's not just oil and gas, it's all fossil fuels. democrats are still hell-bent on killing the coal industry even though the head of the miners union support the climate agenda. >> i don't think a good starting point for democrats is eliminating union jobs. it seems democrats need a lot more union members as opposed to fewer. >> l

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and charlie. on the other issue a call got the supreme court deciding the high court there deciding what to do with that case that lingering on the political horizon any sign of the court is heading on. it's very unclear which way the judges will rule but they have said due to the huge importance of this case and the fact that the clock is ticking they will rule quickly so we're hoping to see a preliminary judgment by monday at the judges at the moment that the judge is behind me on this thing to submissions from lawyers from the scottish and welsh governments that are supporting the case against the prime minister and their argument is that he lied to the queen when he revealed his intentions for suspending parliament that he has therefore abused his power as prime minister and today that argument will be supported by the former conservative prime minister john major and through his lawyers he's expected to compare boris johnson to a dishonest estate agent is apparently going to say that his just

charlie, i'll start with you. we played 1998 right there, and that's how republicans got things kicked off in the impeachment of bill clinton. the entire house voted to launch an impeachment inquiry and to set the judiciary committee up to hold the hearings. that was october 1998. the hearings began in november 1998. it appears right now there's no plan for the full house to vote on an impeachment inquiry now and there may not even be a specific committee set up to deal with this question. what is your sense of where the process and where the framework stands right now? >> that's a great observation. it is very different from 1998. and from 1974 as well when the full house voted to start the impeachment inquiry into richard nixon. that is something that's ambiguous about what nancy pelosi has done here. it's more of a political act than a legal act because she is unilaterally saying okay, we're now doing an impeachment inquiry but she's not putting it to the house for a vote and recall for the last month or two th

charlie gasparino, i don't know if you guys saw this twitter battle between charlie and patrick overeekend, but i'm in l.a., i start looking, i thought oh, no, not now. what happened, charlie? >> well, you know, let's unpack this. it all relates to your show. you start so much trouble. liz: finally you realize that. >> last week on tuesday, i reported that patrick sold all the shares of overstock and the timing looks suspicious. the timing looks suspicious because after -- right after he sold, the company gave negative guidance on its retail business, the cfo resigns. so it looked bad that you sold, you're an insider, you sold your shares before all that happened. liz: what did he say? >> so it took a couple days. if you notice, no one returned my calls. patrick didn't return my calls. so yesterday, he returns, he says, there's a tweet and he starts sending me e-mails and text messages to describe why he sold. i tweeted, i re-tweeted -- he tweeted that out, i tweeted out that we put a lot of calls in to you but now i've gone through all his material. patrick, we should -- liz: then y

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to charlie's points, the market feels to me like it wants to go up. it's looking for any excuse, even as rebecca pointed out the temporary cease fire you saw the markets start to rally. you can't separate the two but charlie made the good point, i think trump will try to finesse this. he's think in his mind, i can't separate the two. i know that now the whole trailed war as leverage isn't working. i'll try to get back to i'm not fighting china on an economic front. >> here's where you might be right i don't know if you will be, there's a lot of money in the stock market and it looks for reasons to invest. >> neil: guys, thank you all very much. you already heard with the 145 ceos who are urging congress and froze -- and the president to act on guns. when we come back the man who knows first-hand to lose a child to something like that but it's more than guns. a lot more after this. the game doesn't end after a spectacular touchdown grab because there's always another team looking to punch one in. with nfl redzone from nfl network on xfinity, you get ev

harold forward jd jr., lee cart charlie gasparino. at these cross-currents and saying nowhere is this in the top ten list for voters. it's dead, the deficit. it's a big deal for me because i have been focused on it for so many years, we tend to not have any problem with this. >> since the '08 crisis, everyday americans, the problems with the economy, the housing crisis, we will talk about the debt when we get bac on our feet. trump and the campaign in 2016 made it clear he was not going to cut medicare, social security, medicaid. he stood firm by that. neil: had he done that, he probably would not have been elected. >> right. also, he would be facing a big, big number. the real tragedy of the numbers, we aren't looking and saying we invested heavily into infrastructure, in new schools, new broadband so we will see it pay off over the next 10, 15 years. neil: how are our deficit any worse than barack obama? >> i'm not making this part stand. neil: too bad. >> the truth is, that's a problem. now, donald trump will have to answer these q

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charlie? >> a long national nightmare is over. david: let's hope. >> fannie mae and freddie mac, allowed banks to make 30 year mortgages to individuals, they have been in government control since the 2008 financial crisis. today the treasury department put out a report basically calling for that government control to end. now, devil in the details here. you need to read this over to figure out exactly what they want. but the treasury is saying this we want fannie and freddie to no longer be in conservatorship, meaning wards of the government, we want them to set them on a path where they are once again totally private companies or private companies with at least some back up by the federal government, so they can continue doing what they do, which is essentially buying mortgages from banks, and when they buy those mortgages from banks, guess what, they put them into mortgage backed securities, they sell them but that allows the banks to make more mortgages in the 30 year variety. there's a public policy by this government and many

charlie kirk and chris hahn are here to battle it out. chris, was that appropriate?> some people exaggerate for effect. i don't think needed to do that. he could have just read from the transcript. the president sitting in the oval office asking the leader of another country to guess gait a political opponent. congress will get to the end of it. judge jeanine: the statement speaks for itself. if the statement was so bad why did schiff have to make a jerk of himself and fill in the lines. the only mob boss analogy is if you don't give me that money in six hours i'm out of here. >> i don't think he needed to do that. he could have just read the transcript. judge jeanine: why didn't he read the transcript, chris? >> people exaggerate for effect all the time. >> chris, there was knock wrong with the phone call the president had with the ukrainian president. nothing whatsoever. the favor that is being talked about was to try to stop foreign meddling into our elections. you want to talk about back quhaj ukraine. three dem krawvment s. senators in may asked ukraine to inves

charlie hurt joins us tonight. so charlie, this speech was given for a reason.f there's a special election in north carolina. two events like this have an effect do you think you might >> i think without a doubt. when you look around. at the politicians really on the both sides of the aisle, but particularly among democrats, there's so much anger and vitriol. and that's not a good -- that can be an effective way to get voters out, but nothing compares to this kind of positive, funny, energizing stuff. and what we saw his donald trump at his best. he's so comfortable up there. he's comfortable with who he is. he's funny, he's engaging. talk about the incandescent light bulbs. i don't think is an ideologue but because he so comfortable about talking about whatever pops into his head, he windsbo p talking -- giving the best argument in favor of what i consider conservatism. it's not just fun and games. it is that, it is hilarious, but it's also the important stuff that we care about. about finding a way to limit ou government. >> tucker: his joy in giving these spe

you are backing my case, thank you, charlie.when you are in salford. i have to say it is lovely to see you in the flesh. if only you knew what was being said earlier!m you are stepping outside to take an umbrella. it is moving from the west to the east. we are looking at sunshine and showers. some of the showers will merge to give longer spells of rain at times. on the radar picture, you can see that there is light a bit of rain around. that rain has been moving steadily from the west towards the east and will continue to do so as we go through the next couple of hours. shower was already coming in behind. not a cold start to the day, though. for many of us it is pretty mild. you can see the difference responsible for all that rain. and later on enhanced with another little front. quite a blustery day, as you can tell by the squeeze on the high suppose. the rain is putting into the north sea, taking its time to clean scotland where it will be for much of the day. in the northern isles we are looking at strong to gale force winds

charlie, amy, it's good to see you guys.oe biden tripling down on his fake war stories. >> he claimed down a ravine and carried the guy on his bawdged fire. and the general wants made to pin the silver star on him. my word is the bible. he said do not it on me, sir, please, sir. do not do that. trish: the former vice president saying the details of his story are quote irrelevant. what? also, deblasio does it again. >> i apologize you ever got to know donald trump. but this new yorker volunteers to get rid of him for you. trish: i missed being away from this show for 10 days because there have been lots of goodies out there like that. the new york city mayor only spent 7 hours on the job in may. coming up, more incredible steps. liberal candidates are trying to outlast each other in the bid for the presidency. saying forget getting rid of just i.c.e. let's get rid of detention centers as well. my next guest wonders where we would keep the 600,000 illegal people senate have come here over the last 7 months. let's see, aleve is