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it's amazing to me chuck schumer is not on board with this. the parties are coming together as you noted, conservatives coming on board with this. it's a no-brainer. trish: the idea that this guy had a kill list, had access to an ak47. chuck schumer says we democrats are not going to settle for half measures. democrats in the senate will seek to require any red flag bill that comes to the floor is accompanied by universal background checks legislation. trish: right now, you take what you can get. i'm asking for a full-on ban on assault weapons. i may not see something like that. but this president can surprise you. but to me you have got to move on this stuff. right now front and center what you can get is important. you might have an opportunity to saw a life, kayleigh. >> right. this president in particular, he's protected gun owners across the country. but he has been the great bridge between the left and right on this. he's the one who passed. he's a bridge builder here. chuck schumer gets to get on board and stop obstructing and politiciz

>> and willie brought up chuck schumer. and i'm glad you brought up that is asking president trump to divert money to go towards gun violence and towards combating wiper supremacy. the fact remains, we have many people that are killed on a monthly basis by illegal immigrants, that are in this country illegally. why isn't chuck schumer stepping up and supporting those families? the angel moms and dads? why isn't chuck schumer stepping up and supporting all of those people who are victimized by illegal aliens in this country? he does not do that this is politics, he strictly playing politics and frankly i'm disgusted with that. as far as the ball goes, border patrol agents are aware the president is doing all he can within his authorities to address the resources that we need. we've already seen a huge drop in the last two months and frank loosing up big drop in the last, the first humans in the week of july. president trump is doing what he can within his authorities to push back against the people of chuck schumer. lou: it

i spoke to chuck schumer. we had a great talk. chuck schumer in particular loves my china policy, as you probably know. i said i can't believe you actually like something i'm doing. he said not like, love. chuck schumer is great on the china situation, which we are winning and winning big. china wants to do something but i am not ready to do anything yet. 25 years of abuse, i'm not ready so fast. we will see how that works out. on the background checks we have tremendous support for really common sense, sensible, important background checks. reporter: [inaudible] pres. trump: time goes by. i don't think i'm different. i think the senate is different. i think other people in the house are different. i think the people that may had -- may be had their arm up a couple of years ago, maybe they feel differently. i don't think i feel any differently. with a lot of success we've had i think i have a greater influence now over the senate and over the house. i think we can get something really good done. i think we can have some really mea

i spoke with chuck schumer yesterday. of goodwill about this issue. [ inaudible question ] >> i don't think so, no, no. i think we have a lot of support. i mean, i'm very fortunate in the republican party, i'm at 94% approval rating. so that helps. but i have a great relationship with the republican senators and i really think they're looking for me to make -- give them a signal. and we're going to have great support and i think we'll have the support from the democrats also. [ inaudible question ] >> no, no, i never said what i'm saying now. what i said there, you had tremendous opposition from many people on both sides. i see a better feeling right now toward getting something meaningful done. and we did do things after parkland. but it wasn't to the same level that i'm talking about now. we did do the fix nicks and various other things, so we did do a lot of work after parkland. but i think now a chance to do something really much more meaningful. having to do, as you know, with background checks. >> reporter: what is

chuck schumer, i don't think he's done anything to resolve it within the party.oblems within the democratic party. they are going to have to contend with that and deal with it between now and 2020. >> katie: leslie, final thought from you? >> leslie: i wouldn't disagree the democrats have a lot on their plate. and i get concerned about the centrist and moderates with the more left-wing squad members of the party. i hope you learned from our mistakes in 2016 and can unite and take a page from the republican playbook and do that. >> katie: this feud is certainly not over. thank you for charlie hurt being here today. we are back tomorrow at noon eastern. now come up to harris. >> harris: as we come in on "outnumbered overtime," we will stay with this topic. the president has weighed in more than one study on israel's decision to bar democratic congresswomen ilhan omar and rashida tlaib from entering israel on a requested visit. representatives omar and tlaib are the face of the democratic party, and they hate israel!" also, senate minority leader chuck schumer relea

radical dim senator chuck schumer, praising the president today. and aligning himself with the president on china. listen to this. >> we have to be really tough on china. they have taken advantage of us, america has lost trillions of dollars and millions of jobs. because china has not played fair. and being tough on china is the right way to be. lou: byron york joining us, chief political correspondent for washington examiner, fox business contributor, to hear chuck schumer lineup with the president on any issue, is extraordinary and newsworthy, but on issue of trade with china it is important alliance. >> humor has done this before, you are right, this say big deal on anything, any president, not a bad idea to have leader of the opposition in senate on your side. it bodes well. but specifically on china. where trump aattorney parentally has -- apparently has support of the farmers in midwest, they are hurt by this, but they say we've been abused by china for so long, something has to be done. really what you look at complexity of the issue. you lo

bid to keep pressure on the white house to respond to mass shootings, senate minority leader, chuck schumer, is preparing to ask president trump withdraw requests for $5 billion in border wall funding and redirect the money toward programs to reduce gun violence and white supremism extremism. the gun violence and white supremacists in this country are national security threats plain and simple and time the president and congress start

i spoke to chuck schumer, we had a great talk. and chuck schumer in particular loves my china policy, as you probably know. i said, i can't believe, it you actually like something that i'm doing. he said, not like, love. so chuck schumer is great on the china situation. which we are winning and winning big and china wants to goed is -- wants to do something but i'm not ready to do something yet. 25 years of abuse, i'm not letting that go fast. we'll see how that works out. but on the background check, on background checks, we have tremendous support for really commonsense, sensible, important background checks. host: stephen gutkowski, going back to the first part of the statement, the n.r.a., he seemed open as far as conversations he's had with them about their concerns. what are the n.r.a.'s concerns about the president actually doing something? guest: he's had several conversations with the c.e.o. of the national rifle association and then also i had a story last week about the white house reaching out to the head of the second

showing up to his house wishing death ta senator chuck schumer, you think if senator chuck schumer showedhat video, that twitter would shut him down? >> wait a minute, charlie. >> that's what happened. w >> we can have different opinions, but we can't have different facts. charlie.ha [all speaking] you are wrong because google pacs have given thousands of dollars to republicans in campaigns. >> $0 to donald trump. >> the action committee has given more money in the last four years to republicans, federal candidates. >> the google executives. >> we can have different opinions but let's talk facts. >> google apologized to their employees after the election saying we will never let this happen again. if you think google andg silicon valley are tilting to the right, your compass is upside down. they are a wing of the democratic party. >> giving more money to republican federal candidates than democrat federal candidates. put your money where your mouth is. >> tammy: just a minute. it's not necessarily where the money's gone. it's what people end up doing and also consider both of you should b

. >> radical dimms senate minority leader chuck schumer out doing himself, planning to ask, we're told, president trump to withdraw the 5 billion dollar request for border wall funding. i can imagine why he would do that, it would fracture the trump base. schumer idea is this, instead of using that money for border security, he wants the president to use that money to combat gun violence and white supremacy, president should tell schummer to find 5 billion to combat, anty of amin mean and -- antifa, and ms-13 and illegal immigration. joining us tonight, brandon judd, good to see you, let's start with the idea that we are looking at ever increasing numbers of people crossing into the border. we're looking at 400% increase -- better than 400% increase in families apprehended the border. very little talk about construction of the wall, almost radio silence on it the base is getting a little restive. how did the border patrol? >> i am glad you brought up chuck schumer and he is asking president trump to divert money to go towards gun violent and towards combating white supremacy. the facto

president trump: this is chuck schumer.k people out of the lottery. this one is a murderer. this one robbed. this one i look at the people they put we o many years. it's an immigration system that totally broken. we'll win the senate and win the presidency and do a merit-based immigration system. liz: critics say he went too far here. that foreign countries do not enter people into the lottery system. did he go too far? what's your take on all of this? >> one thing the president does very well, the process has been fractured for a long time. the people who come into our community. we wants people who are productive and build that quality of life. what this president is saying when you have murderers, vie length people in the lottery system that come to any community in our country. that's a broken system and i would agree. >> the surge of migrants is expected this fall as the summer months go away. reports coming in the white house is preparing a battle plan for the fall, a record surge of illegals with potentially more cou

democratic senator chuck schumer says he wants to pass a law banning advanced tactical gear, 4 civilians, washington dc correspondent recall martin explains. >>the gunman and the dayton ohio shooting that killed 9 people was wearing body armor and days later, a man caused panic in a missouri walmart when he walked in wearing a bulletproof vest and carrying a rifle now new york democratic senator chuck schumer says he wants the federal government to regulate body armor sales to civilians. >>seems absolutely ridicllous this is something that seems people's lives idea is sparking outrage from gun advocates like nick grow who sells body armor online if we've and body armor because of these few psychopaths that means that we let them win richard pearson president of the illinois state rifle association called it unconstitutional. more of a press release. then a practical idea senator schumer says he's targeting what he calls sophisticated or high grade body armor. >>because it's too easy for those with evil intent to buy them the plan would not imct bulletproof backpacks which have become pop

i spoke with chuck schumer yesterday. there's a lot of good will about this issue. [ inaudible question ] >> i don't think so, no, no. i think we have a lot of support. i mean, i'm very fortunate in the republican party i'm at 94% approval rating so that helps. but i have a great relationship with the republican senators and i really think they're looking for me to make -- give them a signal. we're going to have great support and i think we'll have the support from the democrats also. [ inaudible question ] >> no, no, i never said what i'm saying now. what i'm saying -- what i said there you have tremendous opposition from many people on both sides. i see a better feeling right now toward getting something meaningful done, meaningful. and we did do things after parkland. but it wasn't to the same level that i'm talking about now. you know, we did do the fix knicks and various other things. we did do a lot of work after parkland. but i think noe now we have a chance do something much more meaningful. [ inaudible question ]

chuck schumer has been a china hot for a long time. he has been an advocate for moves to address chinese currency manipulation long before donald trump was in the white house. chuck schumer has been a china hot for a long time. he has been an advocate for moves tocertainly, today, in the house they are reading this as a response by the chinese to the tariff moves last week, the president reading that out in the last hour or show. -- or so. we mayure response that get from them, we need to look at. it is not clear what it would be at this point. it was not so long ago that larry kudlow was forced to go out in public and say that they had decided against any intervention in dollar markets. whether or not that conversation is back on the table at the white house. certainly people over there that would like to see intervention. vonnie: does this make the september 1 tariff editions a 100% certainty? shawn: it is hard to see how they don't go into effect. what is important on that side is the signals from beijing on agricultural purposes. -

. >> while congress stands in recess, have speaker pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer are calling on the senate to take up gun legislation passed by the house earlier this year in response to the mass shootings in texas and ohio. it is possible lawmakers might take the opportunity to speak on the issue later today when both chambers meet for a brief pro forma session, which typically occur without any votes or legislative debate. as always, we will have gavel to gavel coverage starting with the senate at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span 2. followed by the house. >> president trump the nation following to mass shootings. where at least 30 people were killed and dozens more were injured. he condemned racism and white supremacy and called on lawmakers to act on gun violence. >> good morning. my fellow americans, this morning or nation is overcome with shock, horror. this weekend, more than 80 people were killed or wounded in two evil attacks, on saturday morning in el paso, texas, a wicked man went to a walmart store, where families were shopping with their loved he murdered nine

dagen, i would say you see chuck schumer coming out and saying that if these red flag laws are passedt it's a cop-out. to me that means he thinks it's going to pass so he wants to make sure -- something along those lines. it's going to come to fruition and he wants to make sure he dismisses it as nothing ahead of time. >> dagen: exactly. it does look like something would happen. i suspect it will be along the lines of what richard blumenthal and lindsey graham, senators both, are trying to do about offering federal grants to the states that do implement these laws. and we talked about this. i think there are 17 states now in the district of columbia most in motion, the shootings. they are exceedingly collocated. it would be nice to have a federal template. state-by-state, they are very cup located. to be clear, in new york city, you do not have the right to defend yourself, period. it is exceedingly difficult to get a permit to have a gun in your own. it's nearly impossible to get a concealed carry permit. you have to basically be rich or know somebody. >> kennedy: even rich people ca

this kind of reminding us this is something outstanding from the president and chuck schumer trying toand say, okay, you want to do something about this, make sure that you're doing it with something that matters to you quite a bit. but the reality here is we simply don't know whether any of these strategies are going to work. in the past they simply haven't. but, you know, mitch mcconnell has sick nald somethignaled som interest to keep this at the forefront when they come back in the fall and said it's not acceptable to be seen doing nothing. i think that's a reflection of some of the new political pressures his party is facing. >> i want to bring in tom, a political investigations reporter from the "washington post" in this conversation. tom, good to have you with us. >> good to be with you. >> the nra is facing political pressure falling last week's mass sheetings and facing internal pressure after last week's reports that the organization sought to buy wayne lapierre a $6 million mansion following the parkland shooting. is that pressure the reason behind some of these resignations

he was at his kids soccer game and his phone rings and chuck schumer says watch out, the republicans are going to say you can't fill this vacancy, what are you talking about? of course we are going to nominate somebody to fill this vacancy. they were having a hard time accepting how radical the republicans were going to be on this one. important part of the book, a meeting the wednesday after scalia dies at the white house where they brought in some people with real experience in doing judicial nominations including ron who worked on a lot of nominations and also the guy in charge of the recount for outdoor. really experienced person. they have a meeting, let's go through the motions, we are going to go through the interviews, interview the people, we have done this twice before, we know what we are doing, we have a big book that tells us how to do this and we are going to go by that book and the meeting is ending and he goes to dennis and goes dennis, we have to -- we know president obama is going to nominate merrick garland to the seat. merrick garland has been kept specifically fo

>> i agree with chuck schumer. in addition to do nothing by republicans. and so they're falling back on experienced. >> so you recently came out in favor of beginning impeachment proceedings which i think a lot of us who have covered and worked with you for a while found notable considering that now a majority of democrats are supporting opening those proceedings. what was the straw that broke the camel's back for you? why did you decide now that this is something that is necessary? >> you know, i've racial been wrestling with this for some time, as you point out. i decided to wait to hear what robert mueller had to say, now how he said it, but what he said. and what he said confirmed and then some what he found in his written report, which is a deeply disturbing report about the president of the united states. no american could be comfortable reading that report and robert mueller confirmed all aspects of that report and as i said and then some in his testimony, and for me, that was the kind of final straw. but i

the infrastructure bill that there was talk of at the beginning of the trump presidency, he and chuck schumer could cut a deal, these are deal-makers from new york, democrats want to vote and traditionally infrastructure bills, the transportation budget usually has bipartisan support. but there has been no energy expended toward that. >> well there is a lot of talk, right. it is a joke. a running joke. infrastructure week. but it just never comes together. and it seems like the president, especially with the russia investigation and all of these kind of fights they've had over immigration, there just hasn't been an appetite for them to get together and do what is necessary for infrastructure. there was that one meeting back in -- weeks ago now, maybe months ago and they just never came together and i think that that is one of the things that president trump has missed out on. because he has this opportunity where he can lead the republican party to where he wants them to go. so if he really wanted an infrastructure bill and he wanted to throw his weight behind that, are they really going to b

the fact that chuck schumer and the rest of them don't say anything. >> so, well, here is the thing. security levels, we are not taking it seriously. i believe schumer and his party with these nuts on the left. i believe they are fearful based on my psychology here looking at them. they are fearful of the social media repercussions and the power she commands from these instagram posts. at the end of the day, it's nothing more than attention-seeking behavior. i think she'll paint herself into a corner. the democrats if they want any legitimacy, they will have to start to disestablishes themselves from her and i think they will. trish: i think you are right. tonight white castle giving away one million free flyers in honor of the 15th anniversary. >> i want the perfect food. >> are you hungry? go to white castle. >> coming up, we'll tell you how to get yours. a viral video of a young american learning a life lesson from none other than monopoly. >> it's the worst part of the game. >> what? >> taxes. trish: we'll talk about democrats and whether they learned their monopoly lesson. new l

announcer: while congress stand in recess, house speaker nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer are calling on the senate to take up gun legislation passed by the house earlier this year in response to the mass shootings in texas and ohio. it is possible that lawmakers may take the opportunity to speak on the issue tomorrow when both chambers meet for a brief performa session -- pro forma sessions which a car typically without vote or debate. as always, we will have coverage starting with the senate on c-span two and followed by the house on c-span. next, radio free asia president libby liu on news programming in east asia and southeast asia. radio free asia is a private nonprofit corporation mandated to broadcast to china, tibet, north korea, vietnam, cambodia, laos, and myanmar. the event was hosted by the public diplomacy council, and the usc center on communication leadership and policy. the usc center on communication leadership and policy. [chatter]

lou: despite paul ryan, and chuck schumer, and mitch mcconnell. >> yes, yes, yes. lou: whole bunch. >> his own party,. lou: the resistance went his own administration. >> his terror -- tariff threat got mexico to do more than -- >> what do we do with 2020 approaching, this historic president, has done so much, whether on the economy. anyone -- does anyone give this president credit for destroying isis? reducing its ground control in syria and iraq to zero? not a person. not a person talks about what he has done for the economy, and doing in balancing international trade, and doing leading the free world against by the way the wishes and heartfelt wishes of republican establishment and left wing globalist elites, he has to get this under control, and have people who believe in him, what he is doing, right now these numbers are not, not very satisfactory. >> look, i can't disagree with you, i have worked for sick president-- 6presidents he has n any other president i have worked for, if they stop resisting, we would have secured this border. there would be no family

. >> the top democrat in congress, house speaker nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, each spoke to the president on thursday. they urged the senate to push for a universal background check bill which has already been passed by the house. >>> president trump proving once again that rally size matters to him anyway. during his visit to an el paso hospital wednesday, the president praised the medical staff for their response to the massacre then quickly pivoted to a familiar refrain that was caught on a cell phone camera. >> three months ago we made a speech and we had -- what was the name of the arena? that place was -- >> the coliseum. >> that was packed, right. that was some crowd. we had twice the number outside. then you have this crazy beto. beto had like 400 people in a parking lot. they said his crowd was wonderful. i made a speech three months ago. i have a good feeling, you know that, right? >> white house officials say they blocked reporters with cameras. according to a source, the president later lashed out at them for keeping the media out complaining he wasn't getting enough credit fo

chuck schumer held a news conference, to discuss the agenda up until this point including recently passed to your budget and debt limit deal. other topics included election security, immigration and trade with canada, mexico and china. >> good afternoon. and i feel really bad that i will not be wishing you a good afternoon for another five weeks. thank you for coming. after a stunning rebuke in the midterm elections that delivered of the historic house majority, mcconnell faced a choice. in a newly divided government he could've chosen to work with the democrats to advance legislation we are interested aligned. no one expected him to past the democratic agenda the congress should be in the business of finding common ground. seven months into this congress we all know that leader mcconnell unfortunately chose a different path. leader mcconnell has turned what used to be the world latest body into a legislative graveyard. the perfect complement to our get nothing done president. from healthcare to gun safety to climate change, republicans just say no despite the overwhelming consensus of th

she doesn't vote -- she only votes in rock step with nan -- lock step with nancy pelosi and chuck schumerme for a new voice in new hampshire. david: the president himself stopped just short of endorsing you because you haven't announced yet, but it sounds like you're not quite ready to do so. >> the election is, obviously, november of 20. you know, my family e gets to spend time with the president last night on air force one, my children. he's so gracious, so magnanimous, you know? he understands what the process is like to go through when you're making a decision to put your name on the ballot, and we talked through that and understood it's easier when you hear it from someone who's been through the process. so my family's still working through that, but we'll get to a decision very soon, i promise you. david: now, is jerry nadler's subpoena to you interfering at all with that decision? because it is an odd situation where you're considering a run for the senate when members of congress are trying to get you to speak to them and sending you out a subpoena. >> you know, maybe what i'll do

if chuck schumer believed it wouldn't he be banging the drum every day?> the democrats don't want you to know they have a huge rift in their party. the fact that they are in denial about the fact that without the senate they could do nothing. they could get donald trump out of the white house but legislation and judges, they would be paralyzed. the devotion of time, resources, debate discussion. all of that is lost because they are quibbling whether they want to reorder society with a huge revolution or stabilize the country with normal see with joe biden. that will be ploer tense as we get closer to iowa in february. >> that was wisdom and happens when you invite really smart people to be here. as democrats descend on new hampshire, the president suggests that state was actually stolen from him in the last election. last election covers 80% of your c ost, leaving you to pay the rest. changes to medicare are no laughing matter. if you don't know the plans available now, you might end up with a doctor you're not so comfortable with, or even worse, being fo

you know when they go around talking about banning assault weapons, i want chuck schumer to define what an assault weapon, is that is a political rhetorical distinction. >> we have a fundamental problem in both parties about understanding what nature of a republic is and presidency, what a president can do, what a president can't did. we're in dem knoc -- gem demagoa with a belief that president somehow has the fewe power to fx something like this no president has went their power to fix this problem. but democrats who run for president want who say that trump is source of problem, that only they were elected and given the authority necessary, then they could should how solve it. kennedy: president obama was so frustrated every time, that there was a mass shooting. but his frustration did not make it better. he ran as a transfer mega transl person to says the dialogue, by time he left office that die lo- dialogue was so broken and so aggressive, you are left with two people that were universally the least like political candidates in the history of the this great country, even if you ar

lot of reaction particularly from the democratic leadership in fact the senate democratic leader chuck schumer said that denying entry to members of the u.s. congress is a sign of weakness not strength and it'll only hurt the us israel relationship and support for israel in america the house speaker nancy pelosi said it was beneath the dignity of the great state of israel now nancy pelosi has always been a big supporter of israel and quite notably actually we're hearing from the pro israel group who has recently been very critical of both omar and they actually said that denying the entry to the congresswoman into israel. is a mistake and should nonetheless be allowed to travel to israel referring to as you to both of them there and we've actually also heard from representative in omar she said that israel's decision to block her visit to the country was an insult to democratic values and finally let's not forget of course donald trump the president of the united states tweeted after israel has made that decision he said. they hate israel the 2 representatives and both of them are the face of

he says at that rally up there and later on we've also heard from the senate democratic leaders chuck schumer he said denying entry to members of the united states congress is a sign of weakness not strength it'll only hurt the u.s. israel relationship and support for israel in america we've also heard from the hugh s. house speaker nancy pelosi she says she hopes israel reverses the decision to deny u.s. lawmakers most notably perhaps is that the pro israel group a pact which has been incredibly critical actually recently of both omar and to live in the past said that the congresswoman should nonetheless be allowed to travel to israel also we've noticed as well there has been very little reaction from within the republican party and many commentators here in the united states are saying it's because there's actually a lot of division over whether they support trump's tweets or whether they had the support of decision taken by israel and you mentioned it their problem in the president is really one republican who is certainly not been silent about all of this and in fact this whole thing came

>> chuck schumer -- this has never been an issue for him in the past. at ice headquarters so this isn't new. rob: we will talk something else, disturbing story. and illegal immigrant from el salvador living in maryland raping a 16-year-old girl at knife point after coming through a bedroom window as she slept. the fifth time and illegal immigrant has been arrested on rape charges in montgomery county, maryland. this past month, this is a sanctuary county. what do you think of the problem they are seeing in montgomery county. is this a surprise? >> absolutely disgusting. this is going to keep happening in montgomery county. the county executive has chosen to provide sanctuary to criminals. when you make yourself a sanctuary city the only people you're providing sanctuary to is people in violation of the law. the president sitting in the county jail made a decision to take this person at liberties away and put him in a jail cell so protecting the immigrant community, an example how long that is because these illegal aliens victimize the very communities t

. >> how many times has chuck schumer called you? >> 76. kidding. he called once or twice.ne of the persuasive people i've ever met. if anybody could persuade me, it would be him. >> he wouldn't be the first politician to say i don't want that job, and then ran for that job. >> i think he has called him once or twice by noon today already as the show went on the air. he is somebody who wouldn't clear the field necessarily, but would be a formidable candidate as the popular two-term governor. and it would be hard to outrun that margin. you can take this ramp, i'm entering for the greater good for my country. >> can we really win in montana in a presidential year, kansas has a seat, an open seat. if the republicans nominate certain candidates, to give up his very nice job and go home. republican donors told to wait. >> he has given the wink nod here for people to wait for him. >> yeah. >> whatever enthusiasm chuck schumer has given no question he's dancing around it, sometimes across from it. to go into the united states senate where you talk to united states senators who are

in a letter minority leader chuck schumer and 3 of his colleagues warned if the latter the next regime is going to flagrantly violate international agreements and disregard the sovereignty of neighbors the russian government should not be trusted with a leadership position on the world stage. not just democrats are uncomfortable with inviting russia back into the g8, republicans and even members of the president's on cabinet expressed strong reservations about it as well. >> how likely is donald trump to take his foot off the pedal when it comes to iranian sanctions? senior strategic analyst general jack keane joins us with some insights on that, great to have you. what do you think the premise that iran is thing we will come to the table but you've got to stop all sanctions. >> that is sort of foolishness, that's not going to happen, donald trump is in the drivers seat here, no one has put as much pressure on iranian regime for 39 years than this president with his maximum sanctions regime. with the iranian to been trying to do is put pressure on donald trump to back off. this rhetori