chuck: call me chuck. lemonis: chuck, nice to meet you. -chuck: pleasure to meet you.charlie: charlie. lemonis: okay, so you guys are brother and sister. -mary ellen: yes. -lemonis: is this your dad? -charlie: correct. -chuck: c.e.o., designer. charlie: when i go home, at the dinner table, he's my old man. he's my dad. i love him to death. in business, it's chuck because i'm going to get a little emotional. lemonis: and who's in charge? charlie: i kind of run the show. mary ellen: i mean, the loudest person usually does. lemonis: the loudest person. charlie: i think everyone can agree. -mary lou: no. -mary ellen: [ scoffs ] charlie: everyone comes to me. i'm the one person that you all communicate to. lemonis: and whose name's on the door? -chuck: oh, my name. -lemonis: okay. just wanted to clarify that. it doesn't say, "swim by charlie handy." chuck: no. lemonis: do you have a business card? charlie: yes. lemonis: vice president, that's you. and then... mary ellen: fit, tech production, and sometimes sales at the trade shows. -lemonis: how about yourself? -mary lou: i

chuck was. >> but they didn't arrest chuck.onths went by, and the detective kept investigating him. authorities seized his computer, searched his car. all the while chuck s saying they were looking at the wrong guy. >> there's a lot of people that won't confess to a murder, for obvious reasons. and at that point, he was a person, strong person of interest, but i still didn't know if he was my killer, so we continued the search. >> the investigation dragged on. life for the students on campus began to go back to normal. but when police were called to the scene of one house party, it wasn't because of noise or underage drinking. another woman was in a fight for her life. >> coming up -- a student at a party ends up a prisoner in a stranger's apartment. mom, dad, can we talk? sure. what's up son? i can't be your it guy anymore. what? you guys have xfinity. you can do this. what's a good wifi password, mom? you still have to visit us. i will. no. make that the password: "you_stillóhave_toóvisit_us." that's a good one. [ chuckles ]

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>> well, chuck, good afternoon.le here on the island, they are frustrated but they are not altogether surprised. we have been hearing for months now that the death toll that the government was officially rep t reporting really didn't capture the full scope. as you mentioned the study from harvard university is an estimate. the researchers admit that but they say it's also possible the death toll could actually be higher. even thousands higher. there is no way to know. local officials here on the island deflected a lot of the questions about the new study they welcome the study and welcome the inpuchlt they are waiting on another study they commissioned from george washington university that's due out later this summer. but they admit there is no firm grasp on how many people died in the aftermath of this, chuck. what we are seeing right now, the government really is trying to make a show of how they say they are preparing for this hurricane season which starts on friday. we are here at a fema supply warehouse, one o

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we'll also be joined by nbc's political director, chuck todd. we'll send it back to you. >>> first, we're going to follow developing news in the east bay. a student found at the bottom of an east bay pool. >> are you looking at the scene from skyranger at san ramon high school. the student was pulled from the water and rushed to the hospital. >> we are joined live from the school with the latest in danville. what can you tell us? >> reporter: janel and jess, this is where the possible drowning happened. minutes ago we saw police investigators focussing on that end of the pool. the deep end, where you clearly see it is 13 feet deep. now students tell me this happened around the end of a p.e. class, all afternoon long we have seen stumped students leaving the high school and reuniting with worried parents. school officials tell parents a student was rushed to the hospital after he was found unresponsive. students tell me the freshman student was found at the bottom of the pool. this happened shortly before 2:00 p.m. the student was pulled from the

chuck, let me start with you.'m curious today, when people like yourself, prosecutors like yourself, career prosecutors, see a president -- see people convicted of -- properly convicted of crimes get pardoned, what is their morale after something like this, especially if it looks like a pattern? >> when it look like a pattern, chuck, it can be pretty demoralizing. i can tell you from my own experience as a prosecutor, there are things you can control and things you can't control. you can work really, really hard on a case, a righteous case a white collar case, and a judge decides that that person not ought to go to jail. and it can be disappointing, but at least you feel that the process was fair because the judge did not have some underlying political motive or imperative. here it is a little bit different because there seems to be an underlying political imperative. from a prosecutor's standpoint, even though we understand there are some things we can't control, it's typically not coupled with a bad motive. >> d

>> chuck, it is unspeakable. it really is.ll over this country who go to a place where they should feel safe, where they can focus on learning are now worried about the things we saw in texas or in florida a few months ago. >> have you guys done enough? have you guys done enough in the senate? >> of course not! of course want! but it's like every other issue. the american people are united overwhelmingly, gun owners, non-gun owners, gun safety, gun legislation, do away with the loophole. >> why is it never passed? >> it's a three-letter word. it's the nra and it's trump and the republicans who don't have the guts to stand up to these people and that's pretty pathetic, and what you are seeing in general is not just the nra. it's tax reform where you give huge tax breaks to billionaires and where republicans want to throw 32 million people off, you have congress dominated and the nra and the right-wing organizations and that is enormously unfair of the concern in this country and kids of those high schools and the american peopl

chuck: thank you. how you doing, steve? steve: chuck, what's going on, man? chuck: oh, i'm doing well. how are you, steve? steve: how you feeling? i'm good, good, good. what do you do, man? chuck: so i'm a graduate student right now at the central michigan university, but let me tell you this. let me tell you this. when i was in my

trump today when he took the crying chuck schumer tweet. >> crying chuck is accusing the president ofwitter. you know how lame and pathetic that is? these are grown men. he's not being pathetic. >> these are grown men. look who started it. the president of the united states of america is the one who started it and can't have an adult conversation about one of the most consequential decisions that any president in modern history is going to make. >> he's a little bit more of an adult than crying chuck because he's not shedding tears. okay, crying chuck should be shedding tears of joy for the return of the american hostagesa and we didn't even have to pay any ransom, like barack obama. we didn't have to release any terrorists from gitmo, like barack obama. in fact, president trump and the military just captured top five isis terrorists in syria right now. i think the president is following -- >> sean: did president trump build a big soccer field at gitmo? >> if he did build a soccer field, it would've been on-time and under budget. >> sean: [laughs] that's all true. he is winning. you h

i'm chuck todd here in washington. welcomes to "mtp daily." we begin tonight with a politically motivated investigation, which is out to prove that bob mueller's investigation is politically motivated. so wrap your head around that for a moment. folks, right now the president and his allies in congress continue their campaign to distract from the russia investigation and they hope, discredit it. a group of house republicans today introduced legislation to appoint a special counsel to investigate essentially any number of the president's political enemies, from leaders in the justice department to hillary clinton. the republican chairman of the senate homeland security committee, ron johnson, is trying to dig up more dirt about the fbi's handling of the steele dossier. now, this all follows the president's recent move ordering the justice department to investigate parts of the russia investigation that, of course, is looking into him. the president has seized on reports that the fbi used an informant to make contact with members of his campaign

chuck and nancy. they don't want the wall, they want open borders, they're more interested in taking care of criminals than they are in taking care of you. bredsen donated a lot of money to the campaigns of barack obama and hillary clinton. crooked hillary. how do you like the fact they hadhad people infiltrating our campaign. can you imagine? can you imagine? can you imagine people infiltrating our campaign. is there anybody in this big beautiful arena right now that's infiltrating our campaign. would you please raise your hand? that would take courage. no, look, you take a look at what's going on. never in the history of our country has something taken place like took place during this election. in all fairness, i'm no fan of crazy bernie sanders. i'm no fan. he got screwed. he did. crazy bernie. he still doesn't know what happened. he doesn't know. i saw him on television. i don't know what happened. me too. i thought he was winning. but it helps me because we were very very cautious and we worked

chuck, i never get to see you in person. welcome to new york. >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. >> i want you to try and answer that big question. after all of those headlines in the last 24 hours, everything we've learned in the past year included, is the president himself any closer to serious legal jeopardy today than he was a year ago? >> probably. because as investigations progress, as the mueller team learns more and more, katy, anybody who was in their sights to begin with are probably even more so now. right? so hard for us to specifically know. but this thing isn't going away. the mueller team keeps advancing. and it seems like the president, if we believe the reporting, is absolutely a subject of the investigation. >> paul, what's your take? >> well, i agree with chuck that the president's conduct is definitely a subject of investigation. i think, though, that one thing that you left out was the reports from mr. giuliani's conversatio conversations, that the special counsel is probably going to following the

and bredesen were to ever get elected, he would do whatever chuck and nancy -- remember the term, "chucken borders, they are more interested in taking care of criminals then they are and taking care of you. [boos] bredesen donated a lot of money tohe the campaigns of barack oba and hillary clinton. [boos] crookedoo hillary. [crowd chanting "lock her up"] so how do you like the fact they had people infiltrating our campaign? can you imagine? can you imagine? can you imagine people infiltrating our campaign? is there anybody in this big, beautiful arena, right now, that is infiltrating our campaign? will you please raise your hand. that would take courage. [laughs] now, look, you take a look at what is going on. never, in the history our country,hi has something taken place like took place during the selection. in all fairness, i am no fan of crazy birds bernie sanders. i'm no fan. but i want to tell you, he got screwed. he did. he did. crazy bernie. he still doesn't know what happened. he doesn't know. i saw him on television. "i don't know what happened." it helped me because we were ver

[laughter] of chuck schumer: he's a tool of chuck schumer and, of course, the ms-13 lover nancy pelosimagine? remember? i said they're animals and she said how dare you say that how dare you say that. have you seen what they've done? have you seen what they're doing to us? and we're taking them out of our country by the thousands. out. out. by the thousands. [applause] so phil was recruited by schumer to run for the senate. he had to get pelosi's approval. can you believe this? and if bredesen were ever to get elected, he would do whatever chuck and nancy -- remember the term? chuck and nancy. they don't want the wall. they want open borders. [crowd boos] >> they are more interested in taking care of criminals than they are in taking care of you. [crowd boos] bredesen donated a lot of money to the campaign of barack obama and hillary clinton. [crowd boos] crooked hillary. [chanting] [chanting lock her up] >> so how do you like the fact they had people infiltrating our campaign? can you imagine? [crowd boos] can you imagine? people infiltrating our campaign. is there anybody in this big

chuck, what's your reaction to to a quote like that? and what's the chance and this is a lay audience watching that the good guys removed these records? >> first question's first, i think it's overblown. there's a chance that something bad happen. there's a chance that something nefarious happened but that's not my instinct. my instinct is that if the record is missing it could be for a legitimate law enforcement purpose. i don't know that, but i could imagine a bunch of scenarios where that might be true. and i think there's a second and important piece to that. the mueller team will have the underlying records. this is just a report of a financial transaction by a bank because they saw something they think is suspicious. banks do that all the time. if we didn't know anything about the underlying case then that suspicious activity report might point us in the direction of that case. but were we already on it, already investigating it, we have the underlying bank records. i think the concern might be overblown. there might be an innocen

it is an important distinction, chuck. i want to add to that by saying it doesn't change necessarily the legal bar here. in order to get a warrant of this type, it's still a very serious matter because they would have needed to fill out a significant affidavit and be able to go down a significant road to get this approved by a federal judge. >> to bring back a phrase we used to use a lot during the snowden revelations and during the investigation in the boston marathon, this is metadata. >> exactly. >> meaning he is being surveilled, but they are trying to figure out who he is talking to not necessarily what he is talking about. >> right. if i was going to call you, they would say my number and see that i dialed chuck todd. they would not know what you and i talked to each other. we could have talked about everything and fbi anything. to your point with respect to metadata. that's exactly what this is. it's a phone number and a time. base on what we saw by three u.s. officials, earlier the reporting was too far where it wa

he made it a miserable week for chuck schumer.ecause just as you pointed out, he has put chuck schumer in a box. all we can hear from chuck schumer this week is how bad this was that we got the hostages out. and austan talks about the 2:1 against the deal. one of the ones who didn't want to get in the deal he will remember was chuck schumer who didn't want this iran deal in the first place. now we don't know where he is going to be. in fact, chuck schumer had such a horrible week, you wonder if he is trying to get his own wing in the political hall of shame. it was disgraceful how he acted this week. >> austan, let me give you a chance to react to this. the republicans from ronald reagan now to donald trump have always believed in peace through strength. what is it that the democrats actually believe in? >> well, wait a minute. here you are trying to change the subject off of donald trump. let's make it about chuck schumer and make it about something else. >> no, no, no. no, i didn't. i said what is the democrats' belief on this?

just as you pointed out, he has put chuck schumer in a box. we can hear from chuck schumer is how bad this was that we got the hostages out. and austan talked about that two to one against a deal. well, one of the ones who didn't want to get in the deal, he will remember, chuck schumer, who did not want the iran deal in the first. place. now we don't know where he will be. in fact, chuck schumer has such a horribly -- you wonder if he's trying to get his own wing and the political hall of shame. it was disgraceful how he acted this week. >> jason: austan, let me given, you a chance to react. the republicans, from ronald reagan to donald trump, have always believed in peace through strength. what is it that the democrats actually believe in? >> wait a minute. here you are trying to change the subject off of donald trump, let's make it about chuck schumer, something a else. >> no, what do the democrats believe unless? >> democrats do not want us to get into a shooting war with the iranians. we already blew a $2 trillion -- >> jason: how do you d

he made it a miserable week for chuck schumer.ecause just as you pointed out, he has put chuck schumer in a box. all we can hear from chuck schumer this week is how bad this was that we got the hostages out. and austan talks about the 2:1 against the deal. one of the ones who didn't want to get in the deal he will remember was chuck schumer who didn't want this iran deal in the first place. now we don't know where he is going to be. in fact, chuck schumer had such a horrible week, you wonder if he is trying to get his own wing in the political hall of shame. it was disgraceful how he acted this week. >> austan, let me give you a chance to react to this. the republicans from ronald reagan now to donald trump have always believed in peace through strength. what is it that the democrats actually believe in? >> well, wait a minute. here you are trying to change the subject off of donald trump. let's make it about chuck schumer and make it about something else. >> no, no, no. no, i didn't. i said what is the democrats' belief on this?

hallie, chuck, good to have you. chuck, let me start with you in d.c. and the whiplash. the south korean president moon this weekend. calling vice-president pence a dummy, north korea blowing up a to talk le nuclear test site, and telling moon we were open to denuclearization. should we wait until june 12 to see whether it happens rather than following it minute by minute? >> i think we've learned something the last two months in all of this. two people want this summit to happen, president trump and kim jong-un. i don't know if many people around them want it to happen. i think there are people in the trump administration that don't want this summit to happen because they don't believe the north koreans are serious about denuclearization and they don't believe the president will, will walk away -- they worry, i think, that the president would be willing to offer too much. >> right. >> so, i think what you have this week was a confluence of events. you had some in the white house trying to kill it, you had the chinese trying to at least get the north korea -- don't rush

the liberal senator from new york chuck schumer was less than pleased. really? three americans saved, back home. you are not please, you are not happy? take a look at this. >> the exultation by the president and others of the greatness of north korea doing this evades me. he can't be fooled into giving the north korean regime credit for returning americans that never should've been detained in their first place. american citizens are not diplomatic bargaining chips. there really should not be exalted. it should be expected. it is no great accomplishment of kim jong un to do this. when the president does it, he weakens american foreign policy and puts americans at risk around the world. >> sean: what do you think about this? a friend of mine, great doctor, brain surgeon, talk about this earlier. he said what a jerk. this comes from one of the smartest, brightest brain surgeon the world. you are right. this is one sad case of trump derangement syndrome. chuckie, it's okay to be proud of your country. lives were saved. while schumer is whining, president trump is c

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hi chuck. >> hello. good evening. and welcome to "mtp daily." we are following what's becoming a familiarly disturbing scene. a deadly school shooting. a disturbed high school student, access to guns this. one at high school outside of houston where a gunman entered a high school carrying a shut schott gun and a hand gun entered the school and opened fire. the suspected gunman, dimitrios pagourtzis, is under arrest. he is a 17-year-old who attended the school and he is being held on charges of capital mird. witnesses at the school described a chaotic scene. >> nobody thought it was a shooting. everybody just thought it was, you know, normal procedure, practice fire drill. and next thing you know, we just hear so many -- three gunshots. loud explosion. >> we heard more shots and the teacher screamed at us to run. so everyone started taking off. >> people were running, screaming, people were crying in fear for their life. just like any regular human being would have done. >> authorities say in addition to the two guns used in the shooting the ptd

donald trump taking to twitter, chuck schumer farhat again. deal going at it with pres.gainst it. now he says should not have terminated the deal but he doesn't believe that, say with comey, and i fired him. the sen. shot back using the name of first lady milania's initiative writing be best. the pres.'s supporters weighing in on the latest tit for tat, crying chuck is a political hack, donald trump is the only person in washington americans trust, it is time someone says it like it is and put america first and john says chuck schumer is living up to his name, he always moves according to the twisted views of the party. he did a video, he would prefer the pres. stay in the deal, work with our allies to fix it. todd: he didn't just oppose the deal, he was on every single news channel vociferously fighting against the deal. we are going to a party and need $100,000 to go. >> we have not heard about the clinton foundation but we are reportedly hosting this swanky gala with tickets going for as much as $100,000 but it could be worth it because the musical entertainment is pr

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. >>> good evening, i'm chuck todd here in washington, welcome to "mtp daily." we begin tonight with multiple developments involving the russia investigation. i know, i know, but it's just within the last few hours. let's try to sort it out for you. in a major reversal for now, the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani is now suggesting that the president should sit for an interview with bob mueller. giuliani told the "washington post," quote, i guess i'd rather do the interview if it gets it over with. it makes my client happy. speaking of mueller interviews, nbc news has learned that the president's son-in-law, jared kushner sat for a second interview with the special counsel in a six-plus hour grilling that apparently covered everything from the campaign to the transition to jim comey's firing. that's according to a source familiar with the matter. it's important to note that he's been in front of mueller twice, one would assume if you are being interviewed by mueller you are not a target. this comes as kushner's lawyer confirms he has been granted a permanent se

chuck schumer was against the deal. he was fighting with obama. and there was a fight over this deal because he wanted to protect this deal. he knew it was bad for the middle east. but i know they shot voted gets it and chuck schumer said perhaps he changed his mind. but the deal got worst. we have a lot of things exiting that things happening. nd perhaps, the iran are great negotiators. and never had a chance against the gentleman. i watched him on a show of an anchor who is no longer with us. and taken down. and i looked to him after three minutes and no way kerry can negotiate against this gentleman. so we are going to make a really good deal for the world or not make a good deal for the world. d iran will say, there is no negotiation. but they'll negotiate. or something will happen. and hopefully that won't be the case. the united states is strong. our military is in a position we haven't had in a long time. haven't ion numbers we had before. rebuilding our military to a level that has never been. and good times. and hopefully we will never ha

to as "crying chuck schumer."own him for so many years. i knew him in new york so long. crying chuck. remember, he was crying. he was so sad. he got up and he was crying. he was working those tears. he was crying so hard that it was actually not tears, it was sweat. so, crying check wanted to have a lottery system. a lottery system. you pick people. so let me ask you. these countries sending people in in, do you think they are sending us their finest? so we get the lottery. so they put in names and we picked names and they come in. then we wonder why we have problems. we are not going to be a stupid country anymore. we are not going to be. and, you can say what you want but i think border security and security is a great issue for the republican party. it is not a bad issue. if you want the strong voters. if you want crime to stop. and by the way, as a country we have way down. take a look at a place like chicago. what the hell is that mayor doing? what is he doing? but crime is down in the country. but we need re

chuck todd and raj will be asking plenty of questions tomorrow evening. you can tweet us your questions, the ones you'd like the candidates to answer. use the hashtag #cagov debate or go to our facebook page. that debate begins right here at 6:30. >>> he knew his used car was a dud after it broke down three times. he didn't know a full refund was required by state law. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we went car shopping undercover to spot check dealers. our findings could save you thousands of dollars on repairs. >>> also next, more trouble in paradise. what we just learned about that volcano and the eruption in hawaii as lava continues to eat up anything and everything in its path. >>> clear in san jose, and 59 right now. i'm tracking changes for tuesday. i'll explain what those are coming up in seven minutes. >>> developing at this late hour, more concerns in hawaii. take a look. this video is stunning here. this news conference tonight, we learned two new fissures have opened up as rivers of lava consume roads, cars, and homes. that lava spewi

that's where chuck today d is gg to be moderating. and, of course, this race is going to focus on california's economy and also the state's changing identity. it's a glow yous time to be in the golden state with business booming and california's economy grabbing headlines. they'll hit refresh on their leadership after eight years under jerry brown. >> california could be looking at a generational turnover, in particular if gavin newsom is elected. he's born in 1967. >> reporter: he's one of the six candidates that will be on the stage tomorrow. vying for two spots regardless of party in the general election. bill says from here on out it's a sprint to the june primary. >> ballots are in the mail, it's go time. you can see that why? tv ads are popping up. >> reporter: those ads are trying to convey who the candidates are, as much as what they're about. candidates are more familiar with the issues. >> we have a lot of immigrants in palo alto with the tech industries. >> probably most pressing in california has been environmental regulat

moderator chuck todd and the four panelist there's rotate asking questions. the candidates will have 60 seconds to answer the questions. the five remaining candidates will have 30 seconds each to comment. if the moderator chooses to ask a follow-up question, they will have 30 seconds. you can follow us on twitter. our shanl @nbc bay area. >>> a student found at the bottom of a high school pool has died. we've just confirmed that minutes ago. students say the boy is a freshman. the school informed parents the boy was pulled from the school pool and was not breathing at the time. the staff administered cpr. the boy was rushed to the hospital. he was pronounced dead. >>> more threats against california schools. this time the e-mail talked about bombs school buses. school districts many southern calf and east of stockton received similar threats today. san choes police checked them out, checked out the buses but did not find anything. >> there is more fallout from the filed filed by a police officer. we broke the story yesterday on nbc bay area. today, though, fe

our own chuck todd is moderating tonight's debate and we'll hear from chuck coming up at 6:30. laura and marcus? >> thank you. we have team coverage as we're getting ready for tonight's debate. political analyst larry gerston joins us live this morning. >> this is a big debate tonight. people need to pay attention. why is it so important? >> two things, first of all, it's absentee ballot time. >> right. >> two thirds of the people vote between now and june 5th. today is the day to start this debate. perfect timing and second point, statewide, 12 stations by nbc, from bay area sacramento down to san diego will be showing this debate. no excuse for not seeing it because you can see it just about anywhere in the state. put the two things together, powerful reasons to make this the first statewide debate of all of these people right at the time people start voting. >> wow, you'll see everyone in the state watching, all eyes here in san jose as they listen to every word they say. so beyond tonight, what's happening? is this going to be a very heated race? what do we expect? >> it's

chuck, what's your reaction to to a quote like that?ue.nd i think there's a second and important piece to that. the mueller team will have the underlying records. this is just a report by a bank because they saw something they think is suspicious. banks do that all the time. if we didn't know anything about the underlying case thaen suspicious activity report might point us in the direction of that case. but where we're already on it, already investigating it, we have the underlying bank records. i think the concern might be overblown. there might be an innocent reason for the records not being there. and i'm confident the mueller team has all the records. >> robert, here's mr. cohen sitting here in new york uncharged. the meter is running and you know something about the hourly rate on a new york law firm. he has a wife and two daughters. he knows he is in legal jeopardy. what do you think his life is like and what do you think the feds are waiting for before charging him, which i guess will tell us if he's going to cooperate. >> well, tw

like chuck schumer, he was totally against the deal. he voted against it. i remember reading that they ended up in a fight together over this deal, because he wanted to protect israel. knows that this deal is very bad for israel and for the middle east. but i know that they voted against it. then you will see chuck schumer saying all, he shouldn't have ended the deal. by the way, the deal only got worse. so we have a lot of exciting things happening. i think that will be an exciting perhaps, i run, they are great negotiators. -- kerryr had a chance never had a chance against the gentleman he was negotiating with. the first time ever saw the man, i watched him on a show. with an anchor who was no longer down.s, he was taken but it was an interesting show and after three minutes of watching, and you there was no way that kerry could negotiate against this gentleman. that turned out to be a fact. so we are going to make either a really good deal with the world, or will not make a deal at all. iran will come back and say, we don't want to negotiated. and of cou

then of course, you have the wonderful lottery system that was started by chuck schumer sometimes referred to as "crying

i mean chuck schumer tweeting to the president saying look at this, chuck schumer is standing up forhe president, don't let president xi play you mr. president, trading some short term purchases of american goods, giving up that china and american intellectual property these are our family jewels they create millions of good paying jobs, this would be the art of a bad deal, stand strong your reaction to chuck schumer here? >> well, it's very interesting that senator schumer would take that position. he said very little when doing the barack obama administration china was basically economically abusing us and extorting us but i think one of the key things we have to understand is that china really doesn't believe that we would be willing to take any short term pain they really believe that we've become somewhat addicted to the cheap chinese goods that they continue to send over here a i think that the most important thing larry kudlow talked about this is we can restore and grow our economic growth and our economic strength and viability, we can get more money to the pockets of the ev

hi chuck. >> thank you nicole, how are you doing? was passive aggressive of you. >> 1-1 is not bad going back to the bay area. let's go cavs. >> let's see if it holds up. >> i will be impressed if they can beat new oakland. fair enough. if it's thursday, oh, the mueller investigation blows out the birthday candle on number one. >>> tonight, the anti-mueller message. >> witch-hunt. >> witch-hunt.