even ann coulter was outrage saying for trump to promise to end this tax loophole everywhere he went in the back down is a very bad look. tax rates ought to have a fair minimum perception of fairness she said i don't often agree with president trump and ann coulter but i think they can see the unfairness of the system. i remember during the last presidential campaign there is a great commotion made about mitt romney pain 14% tax rate on his income from his venture capital fund. we see that repeated time and again in this high initial on the businesses which are basically part of the income of the country and not necessarily the productive economy of the country. my college classmate and friend

kimberly guilfoyle and ann coulter among our guests tonight.o the mueller witch hunt meandering far afield of its original mandate. now lawmakers are finally making moves to hold the special counsel accountable. and it looks as though we'll find out what mueller's been doing with that $17 million in taxpayer money that he's spent. we'll talk about the effort to rein in the special counsel, robert mueller, and his 13 angry democrats. tom finton of judicial watch joining us. and california's rebelling against left-wing lunacy on sanctuary cities, runaway regulation and sky high taxes. >> it wasn't donald trump who made california the highest taxed state in the country, it was gavin newsom and the democrats! [cheers and applause] lou: republican john cox running for governor, supporting the trump agenda and making a battle of it in the socialist state of california. john cox among our guests as well here tonight. our top story, president trump at the party of g7, the globalist leaders of six industrial nations assembled in quebec publicly expressi

ann coulter, thanks so much.le the left slashes at the president, the economy is setting records and making history. up next, the inside story from larry cudlow from the white house. economy is red-hot. when even "the new york times" has to admit it. check out this reporting. it's headlined, we ran out of words to describe how good the jobs numbers are. and it also went on to say, the economy is in a sweet spot with steady growth and broad improvement in the labor market. just look at these numbers. the unemployment rate fell to an 18-year low at 3.8% in may, as the economy added 223,000 jobs. black unemployment fell to a new record low at 5.9%. down sharply from the 6.6% in april. average hourly earnings, i love this, increased 2.7% from a year earlier. meanwhile, trump is draining the swamp by slashing 3,000 federal government jobs in may, for a total of 24,000 since he took office. here now, the man charged with keeping the trump boom going, larry kudlow, the head of the national economic council. larry, thank

with chelsea and with barron, ann coulter talked about, we should just shoot immigrants who come over the border. corey lewandowski mocked a down syndrome child being ripped from his mother's arms, and our own president mocked a disabled journalist when he was on the campaign -- >> shannon: he continues to deny that. >> i've seen the footage. but the problem is, it's violence left and right. there are people in white supremacist groups that wear make america great at hats and that certainly not all republicans. >> when democrat politicians get picked off during a baseball practice, then we can start talking. as of now, we've had republicans who were attacked for their political views by members of the fringe left. it's not just james hodgkinson. there have been other incidents, as well. as far as i'm concerned, the violence right now is coming from the really, really angry and violent left. >> shannon: no one wants to see any of that violence perpetrated, no sane person wants to see that against either

. >> ann coulter. but afterward and i did say those nice things about him. afterward he came out, kind of lost his marbles and came out with anti-semitic comments and i disavowed him and others did. >> you have a hard line on immigration as well. do you think president trump should be separating children from their families at the border? >> i don't think president trump is separating -- >> the trump administration policy. they changed the policy. he could reverse it as lindsey graham conservative said. >> there has been a law since president obama. i think it's the right policy. the fact is we do have to enforce the law, however, otherwise we'll have another humanitarian crisis at the border like we did a few years ago. a lot of those children came into my county. i know everything about it. we don't want to have that happen. we have to send the signal to everybody else south of the border that if you come to the united states, illegally, you're going to get arrested and yes, your children wie temporarily separated from you. as soon as you go back home -- >

one of reid's targets is here ann coulter. none of this surprises you. we are accustomed liberals can say whatever they want about minorities, jews and get away with it. >> it actually went up on daily caller, she was wishing for you and me to left in the public square in iraq, which i think is interesting because i agree, i wouldn't want to go to a majority muslim country. i don't know why liberals want to turn this country into those countries. but you consider that really the worst thing to do to us and in a separate post she retweeted someone suggesting that i don't know if it was just me or both of us kill ourselves and always popular calling me a man for a beautiful swan- like neck. liberal women as long as we are being frank don't have that because they have recommends of fat on their neck and taken aback by my beautiful swan- like neck. that is nasty things posted by liberals it shows they just wanted to get rid of roseanne. i have been told my entire life. oh, no newspapers and tv stationses are just trying to make money and whatever the public

joining us, conservative commentator best selling author, an ann coulter. noon soon tnew soon to be relea. great to have you with us. >> thank you, that first anyone has seen the cover. lou: i am thrilled. and the audience is grateful. >> it is fantastic. lou: can't wait. let's start with right now. put this up much increase in number of illegal immigrants. bring everyone up-to-date. cable nud news networks accordio mrc has put out 22 ref rentses to -- reverends to nazi concentration camps and other human right atrocities during the coverage of the detention centers. >> right. >> this is suddenly, we're accepting extreme language. >> it always shows that left has a really good argument which they compare you to a nazi, that means they are in possession of the facts. no, this means they don't know anything about what they are pretending to talk about. they don't understand -- >> they would never tolerate that. from their guests, they would never tolerate. >> this is absurd, they don't care about children, they don't care about children murdered by illegal im

another woman in the hall of fame, an architect named mary jane coulter. she is noteworthy because she currently has 11 buildings listed on the national historic register. this woman worked with the harvey company, the harvey girls and the harvey hotels, she joined the company and designed many of the buildings for him. one of the things that distinguish her was -- distinguished her was that her design took a departure from european models. she worked within her natural environment and did not want to impact or build anything that seemed out of place. that particular design has come to be known as the national park service rustic design. you can see samples of her work where she incorporates native stone or worked within the environment present without disrupting it. our hope is that when a visitor comes to the museum, they will take away increased knowledge and appreciation of the incredible women who shaped the west and were so influential in our culture of the west. there is certainly a lot of work left to be done within the field. there is a lot of rec

in fact,he author of that piece, said of coulter, "either she lied or she's truly illiterate.kn i donhe knows how to read, but she clearly hasn't read my 'new yorker' article." [ lahter ] oh, that's ridiculous. of course ann coulter knows how to read.co shunicates with her dark lord every night, by reading a ouija board. [ laughter ] the through line of trump's political career is blindingly clear. he concocts racist lies, uses dehumanizing language to justify cruelty towards immigrants and outsiders. it'tasn't an accident, it wa a law. it was a choice by trump and his supporters. h and lest ye any doubt at allabout how the people who support this policy really feel, here is corey lewand trump's former campaign manager, on fox news last night. >> i read today about a 10 year old girl with down syndrome, who was taken from her mother, and put in a cage. >> womp womp. >> i read about -- did you just say womp womp to a th down syndrome being taken from her mother? >> what i said is you can pick anything you want -- >> how dare you! >> but the bottom line is very clear -- >> how dare you?

and yes coulter is on wall street yes is this an act of economic self harm on kind of this part or is it the tough stance that's necessary to make trump reconsider. that his canada picked an interesting date because canada is celebrating their independence day on july first then well that is the big question how do you answer to u.s. president donald trump is that the only language that he understands meaning to play hardball or not but one thing is for certain canada to a certain degree or some companies are already if eeling the pain they are already tariffs on the canadian the timber and lumber that is getting exported to the united states now steel and alum in your own soul yet that years on and we will see if that changes anyone think that to me what is a certain surprise is why don't the drum is playing it hard with canada because those two countries of the us and canada they have an almost even trade balance and that is not true if you look at the european union or countries like china so it's hard to understand why the relation got really sort tense between the u.s. the two ne

i don't often find myself agreeing with president trump and ann coulter but on this even they can see the unfairness in this system. i remember back during the last presidential, two presidential campaigns ago, a great deal of promotion made about rightfully so about mitt romney's paying 14% tax rate on his income from his venture capital fund and we see that repeated time and time again in these very high businesses which basically are part of the rental income of the country and not necessarily the productive economy of the country. my college classmate and friend steve, head of black stone, i think a couple of years ago made 600 plus million dollars and paid a rate of tax basically at half of the rate of people who make the same amount of money in other areas of the economy and while i certainly don't grudge steve all of that fk, all t fact is that this is where american people feel that they are getting the shaft, they are working every day as hard as they can and you have someone who is basically using other people's money to make money, being taxed at a much smaller rate, lower

ann coulter, good to have you with us. >> thank you. he doesn't need congress to build the wall. lou: he just won't quit, folks. but we do. have a great weekend. maria: and happy weekend. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. coming up, legendary invest vetter van forward group founder is our guest this weekend. first the fox business newsroom with the headlines, from wall street to main street. >> maria, trade will be on everyone's mind as the g-7 nations meet this weekend in question back. the steel steel and aluminum tas imposed on the eu, mexico and canada. mexico announced they're imposing 3 billion on tariffs in u.s. agricultural e ports. investors able to shake off the trade ward war a war as the inds finished. the deal with zte includes a billion dollar penalties and a compliance team chosen by the u.s. the sanctions were a barrier to the u.s.-china trade deal. >>> dpoib in hot water after revealing it had data partnerships with four chinese companies since 2010. one of those companies has a

from ann coulter's calling wailing and sobbing of those babies actors, it is grotesque.nhumane to hear that kind of talk, and it is that, just by repetition, time and again, that people take to be the reality. it is a big lie. >> george, thank you for being here. great to see you. >> pleasure. >> we're going to continue to track the media coverage of this issue in our nightly newsletter. you can sign up for free at reliablesources.com. all the day's media news recapped there every night. >>> up next, i'll ask why media coverage of president trump has former never trumper glenn beck wearing his maga hat. if you use some of these moves way too often... then you might have a common condition called dry mouth... which can be brought on by many things, like medication and medical conditions. biotène provides immediate, long lasting relief from dry mouth symptoms. it is clinically proven to soothe and moisturize a dry mouth. plus, it freshens breath. biotène. immediate and long lasting dry mouth symptom relief. with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price..

this is what ann coulter, a miry, very pnt supporter f the president on this harsh immigration policy what she said on fox news about this tape and ab t the heartbreak of the kids.te just l >> these child actors weeping and c/7ing rightfa now do not for it, mr. president. >> i mean, that's brutal. >> child actors, child actors. child actors. listen, i have in full disclosure, i have friends on the fox news network and i can assure you that ann does not speak on behalf of the fox network or on behalf of many of the correspondents or pundits whatsoever. without a doubt. child actors? that's just lly. intellectual not -- emotional brutal and silly, absolutely wrong. there are midterms coming up. there are midterms coming up and that same % evangelical supportive base that does support the president and commends him and applauds him on so many issues that same base may not turn out this november if this policy is in place. i can assureyou. there is great angst and consternation on behalf of evangelicals around this issue of separating families. christian 's nothing about it. it's actually

qualms about toilet paper if you didn't know the trade spot was serious before now you do and yes coulter is on wall street yes is this an act of economic self harm on kind of those parts or is it the tough stance as necessary to make trump reconsider. at least canada picked an interesting date because canada celebrating their independence day on july first then well that is the big question how do you answer to u.s. president donald trump is that the only language that he understands meaning to play hardball or not but one thing is for certain canada to a certain degree or some companies are already feeling the pain they are already tariffs on canadian loot him or and lumber that is getting exported to the united states now steel and alum in europe so yet the heat is on and we will see if that changes any with thing to me what is a certain surprise is why i don't trump is playing it hard with canada because those two countries so the us and canada they have an almost even trade balance so and that is not true if you look at the european union or countries like china so it's hard to under

monies to change the republican party platform at its cleveland convention the first draft of the coulter least twenty eight pages of classified documents from the nine eleven inquiry which were potentially embarrassing to saudi arabia a close ally that was removed. after dalton surprise election victory in november twenty sixth in its alleged ambassador tiber push for insights on who would be moved into key diplomatic intelligence and defense positions in the new administration it was his intention to brief his bosses including the emma rattie crone prince mohammed bin zayed. but then he also apparently offered his own suggestions middle east ice says in one e-mail he wrote to tom barac about george w. bush's former homeland security adviser fran townsend i saw her last night and immediately thought she would be huge asset to you she would make a perfect director of national intelligence or d.h.h.s. secretary she would hit the ground running on every issue tense and in fact made the shortlist for a key intelligence position she was considered as a possible f.b.i. director when james komi

another woman we have in the hall of fame is an architect, and her name is mary jane coulter. she is noteworthy because she currently has 11 buildings listed on the national historic register. this is a woman who worked with the harvey company, the harvey girls, the harvey hotels, so she joined the company and designed many of the buildings for him. one of the things that distinguished mary jane coulter is that her design took a departure from at that time using european models as ago by, and so she worked within her natural environment and did not want to impact or build anything that seemed like it was very much out of place, so that particular design has come to be known as the national park service rustic design. you can see samples of her work where she incorporates native just within the environment that is present without disrupting it. that when aopes is visitor comes to the museum that they will take away an increased appreciation and knowledge of the incredible women who helped shape the west and who were so influential in our culture of the west. a lot of workinly l

rescued from the sea off libya at the weekend but they found themselves stranded when both its lee ann coulter refused to give their rescue boat permission to dock the journey to the spanish port of violence it will take three to four days and the ship will be accompanied by two italian coast guard boats journal reports from rome. for four days they've been aboard the m.s. aquarius relief at being rescued short lived now uncomfortable in the searing mediterranean heat and here in this very place for you. the rescue ship denied port access in italy overcrowded and with supplies running low has been directed to volunteer in spain two italian naval vessels will take on four hundred of the six hundred twenty nine migrants and refugees that's what the italian government now sees as the extent of its cooperation with n.g.o.s rescues are seen . far right leader and new interior minister. it is an election promise made good italy has said it will no longer europe's refugee camp. i'm happy to be able to give the italian people the first piece of what they asked for. is italy's new strongman leading the

kimberly guilfoyle, jason chaffetz and coulter. tell us whatou think and join tonight's conversation. let's start with the big event. this was a combination of things. for decades america was run by an establishment idealology of globalization. republicans and democrats a lot favored business and technology and centralization of power in the administrative state. also a ready supply of cheap important labor. this brought huge benefits to the elite themselves. to the 80% of the americans outside of the knowledge economy. incomes went down, jobs went away, and the social fabric was born. donald trump was elected to over turn this e idealology. this week it became clear that the elite has a new ideology. this time it has nothing to do with policy. it's much simpler and less rational. it's hated of donald trump and his followers. they say they fear strangers. is there any better depiction of how senior fbi officers known as trump supporters are lazy, uneducated, p.o.s. pieces of s-h-i-t. they fawn overcome by. he put himself above the

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ann coulter will be dropping by and we'll be assessing what marianne was just talking about, and thatt of ill liam immigration and open borders on the american worker, the american working family and our middle class. that's >> last year $375 billion in trade deficit. we had 300 at 300 to china. over $800 billion over a period of years each year plus the $800 billion in losses on trade. not going to happen anymore. not going to happen. cheryl: breaking this morning, we are in selloff mode is trump doubles down on china and slapping a terrified $200 billion worth of chinese goods. beijing retaliate. taking a look at stock market features right now. the dow down triple digits.

ann coulter will be dropping by and we'll be assessing what marianne was just talking about, and thatthe high cost of ill liam immigration and open borders on the american worker, the american working family and our middle class. that's tomorrow. good night from new york. kennedy: the immigration battle has reached fever pitch as president trump and his administration are blaming the southern border crisis on democrats in congress for stalling on legislation they say could bring a resolution. >> immigration is the fault and all of the problems that we're having as we cannot get them to sign legislation, we cannot get them even to the negotiating table. and i say it's very strongly the democrats' fault. kennedy: oh boy. the administration is holding immigrants who illegally cross the border for prosecution and separating parents from children. critics are calling the policy cruel and inhumane. but th

kimberly guilfoyle, jason chaffetz and coulter. tonight's conversation. let's start with the big event. this was a combination of things. for decades america was run by an establishment idealology of globalization. republicans and

i went to say something when you talk about comparisons with chelsea and baron, and coulter talked about we should just shoot immigrants that come over the border. corey lewandowski marked a down syndrome child being ripped from his mother's arms and our own pres. marked the disabled journalist on the campaign trail. >> he denies that. >> i see the footage of it. the problem is left and right, there are people in white supremacist groups -- >> when democrat politicians get picked off during baseball practice then we can start talking. as of now we had republicans who were attacked for their political views by members of the fringe left and it is not just james hodgkinson there are other incidents as well. the violence right now is coming from the really angry and violent left. >> no one wants to see that violence perpetrated against either side and hopefully we can cool off and have several conversations about finding solutions. thank you for your civil conversation, donald trump and the practice of reading family for the purpose of health and human services saying the facilities they ho

(ken)conservative commentator ann coulter says children pictured crying after being separated from their parents at the u-s border are "actors." she urged the president to maintain a tough stance on immigration. the trump administration's practice of bringing criminal proceedings against adults caught illegally crossing the border has sparked protests across the country.the department of homeland security said as a result - nearly two-thousand immigrant children were separated from parents between april and may. (ken) you can follow more on this story at kron-4 dot com. there you will find some of the troubling stories surrounding at least one detention center. and stay connected on breaking updates by downloading our free mobile app and opting in for push alerts. (pam) state lawmakers are talking about potential policy changes on how harassment cases are handled at the capitol. a first- ever attitude survey, involving workers in the legislature ... found that, capitol employees are dealing with more harassment than those working in the district offices. lawmakers now have a draft plan t

kimberly guilfoyle, jason chaffetz and coulter.ell us what you think and join tonight's conversation. let's start with the big event. this was a combination of things. for decades america was run by an establishment idealology of globalization. republicansnd

here is conservative commentator anne coulter. >> these child actors wooeping and crying on all the other>> the president's former campaign manager is widely sized of saying this about a ten-year-old with downs syndrome. >> i read today about a ten-year-old girl with downs syndrome taken by her mother and put in a cable. >> wahwah in did you say wahwah about a 10-year-old girl with downs syndrome. how dare you, sir. >> the coverage of the border crisis is causing a greater divide even within the fox organization. the co-creator and executive producer of "mod infamily" tweeted on tuesday he would cut ties with fox over all this fox news coverage. seth macfarland, "family guy" says he's embarrassed to work with fox. he donated $2 million to radio to support his coverage. let's go to is baltimore sun, niece to have you back. on two.5 million dollars do you expect to see more of this ripple effect? more leb ral stars calling out their parent network? >> seriously, god bless those guys, some say they can afford to do it. they cut off a part of their market but this is one of the good things ab

ann coulter will be dropping by and we'll be assessing what marianne was just talking about, and thathe high cost of ill liam immigration and open borders on the american worker, the american working family and our middle class. that'svery much. here is lou dobbs. [♪] lou: good evening. our top stories. the inspector general and the director of the fbi together facing tough questions on capitol hill. the focus of the senate judiciary committee, the inspector general's report that exposed runaway corruption and misconduct at the highest level of the fbi and plenty of evidence of political bias throughout the leadership. >> do you believe in the tooth fairy? >> no. >> do you believe in the easter bunny? >> no. >> do you

when i supported paul kneeland is when phyllis schaaf lay dead and nan coulter did and president trump nice things about him. it was only after that he lost his marbles and said terrible things. then we kind of all distance ourselves from him. but that's not enough for cnn and a left-wing media, they are trying to connect us to all that. the reason they are as they are trying to distract from the main message which is president trump is strong, getting stronger, and those of us who have tied ourselves to him and vowed to support his policies are winnin winning. and we will increasingly win as we get closer to november. by that point, we will have a red tide because of the popularity of president trump. >> martha: you may be right about that. one more question, because paul kneeland, you are right, it was revealed after you said those things that he had anti-semitic comments. however he had revealed that -- >> not at all. not every person you meet with, and you meet a lot of them in politics. you don't do a background check on everybody and i certainly would not agree with that. i have

conservative speeches at uc berkeley by ann coulter and ben shapiro were also canceled because of clashing protesters. >> i'm not trying to turn the state red or blue or anything else. let's go penetrate the blue wall, not for politics, but the blue wall represents secular ism. let's penetrate the wall for jesus christ. >> tuesday night, the reverend graham will make a few more golden state stops, albeit in surroundings that promise to be a bit more welcoming. shannon? >> shannon: trace gallagher, thank you very much. the jungle primary in california means both political parties are scrambling. the top two vote getters regardless of partd will advance to the general election. the state democratic lieutenant governor and my next guest is a republican. new analysis from t"the sacramento bee" said there are more registered independents than republicans in the state. to break it down with the republican candidate for california governor john cox. great to see you again. >> great to be with you again, shannon. >> shannon: let's talk about these numbers. more than 250,000 folks have abandoned bo

eg i have very little in common with ann coulter but people would say but she is rich and well known and her face is on magazines. often i do the same trick that was done -- not a trick -- a game -- the first day of my first women residents studies class where students are told name ten women you admire but can't be in the entertainment industry. and on that day long ago, american university, i won big points because i put jane good y'all at number one, and that's because -- good doll and that's because i grew up in a house that could only watch -- women in the sprays program, one for reasons we're resonating with the film, hidden figures, is not only for its expo say on how racism keeps everyone book, but it is typical of names that might inspire young women that aren't handed to them. and knowing what an adult woman's career's trajectory might look like. even under less than ideal conditions. might bring a candidate that we all feel like we can vote for. next. look at this line, hi. >> hi. >> you look familiar. >> i'm natalie. >> okay, hi. >> so, i'm young but i want to know sort o

ann coulter saying these are child actors.u have very nice "fox & friends" hosts saying, well, it's not like nazi germany, they're not being gassed. these people are putting in a higher priority and trying to cover for the president than search for humanity in their own heart. >> i think on the other side of that, you saw congressional republicans and in particular i thought right away senate republicans come to -- >> thank god -- >> -- to a quick consensus something needed to be done and willing to pass legislation on it. so i don't think this is sort of a monolithic critique. >> but to that, there was a sign on the table, and it took days for the senate republican caucus to say something of that matter. >> i think that actually illustrates that feinstein bill has got a tremendous flaw that would prohibit the enforcement of violent criminals. >> and we'll talk about that. we're keeping you guys around. stick around. i just have to take another quick break. the government is calling them, quote, tender age facilities, detentio